While in person this gentleman's pants were a little, let us say, tight-fitting above where this photo is cropped, I still love the bag coupled with his worn, brown shoe and blue umbrella. 
I still don't know how I feel about colorful stockings, being that I have been in a store, had a pair of green ones in my hand, but have yet to go forth with actually buying them. With that said, I like photographing women wearing them. They make both these outfits all the more interesting.
I am wondering why this practical garter accessory is not used more often. Besides its aesthetic awkwardness, for men anyhow, how great must it be to be freed from the worry of a bend over because one sock is lower than the other?
Oxfords are the quintessential androgynous shoe. The left is my pair of Oxford heels designed by Pedro Garcia. The right is a pair of my Dad's work-day shoes. I love the sexy sophistication of an Oxford shoe paired with essentially any outfit, casual or formal.
This was taken in Washington Square park after walking through Chinatown's celebration of the Chinese New Year. I like two things about this. First, the amount of texture, and two, the idea of wearing an outfit entirely the color gray.
My friend Gabe has this wonderful collection of shoes with all different patterns. He sent this to me to add to my foot collection, knowing how much I appreciate these kinds of things.
