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Of the endless shenanigans that Curious George has gotten himself
into in the popular children’s books and current film adaptation,
surely none is this zany: Banana in hand, the whimsical simian now
flashes his cheeky smile from the back of a Raw 7 cashmere
sweater–price tag $385.
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In
L.A., the only things that remain constant are the weather and the
Hollywood sign.
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Decades ago Mick Jagger proved onstage that rock ‘n’ roll and classic
English tailoring, while strange bedfellows, were not incompatible.
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Sixteen feathers from the left wing of a goose are used to make the
best badminton shuttle.
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Tea bags in Tinseltown When a Brit goes outwardly “native,” his inner Union Jack seems to
blaze all the more vividly.
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For Melinda Wilferd, nightlife in Los Angeles was a lot like high school.
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Bruce Meyer’s garage is many things: a museum of Americana, a
menagerie of push-rod beasts, a refuge from the world of work and worry.
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Fred Astaire popped into his tailor’s shop with his usual jaunty step.
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Be it Lanvin pinstripes, an Elvis suit or a ’50s Jamaican “rude boy”
jacket, Ben Harper blurs sartorial boundaries with the same offhand
flair he brings to music.
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Michael Henry Adams’ epiphany came in the quiet stillness of the
Akron Public Library.
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