YES! Kabelo, of the Smarties in Johannesburg, on The Sartorialist
One commenter, Caren, adds:
i just wanted to give you a bit of background on their name… here in south africa, we have a chocolate called smarties which are like M&M’s in the US. they are really colourful candy on the outside and chocolate on the inside. “The Smarties” see their clothing and style as colourful on the outside and brown on the inside… this is where they got their name from :)
Oscar Giannino
Michael Arenella at the Jazz Age Lawn Party photographed by Rose Callahan on Governor’s Island, NY, June 16, 2012 for The Dandy Portraits
Matthew Karl Gale at the Jazz Age Lawn Party photographed by Rose Callahan on Governor’s Island, NY, June 16, 2012 for The Dandy Portraits
Matt Fox, shopkeeper at FineAndDandyShop.com at the Jazz Age Lawn Party photographed by Rose Callahan on Governor’s Island, NY, June 16, 2012 from The Dandy Portraits
David P. Lochner at the Jazz Age Lawn Party photographed by Rose Callahan on Governor’s Island, NY, June 16, 2012 from The Dandy Portraits
Dr. Andre Churchwell in his double-breasted pink seersucker suit and boater hat, photographed by Rose Callahan in NYC on May 13, 2012
Dr. Andre Churchwell in his double-breasted pink seersucker suit and boater hat, photographed by Rose Callahan in NYC on May 13, 2012
Dr. Andre Churchwell in his double-breasted pink seersucker suit and boater hat, photographed by Rose Callahan in NYC on May 13, 2012
Dr. Andre Churchwell in his double-breasted pink seersucker suit and boater hat, photographed by Rose Callahan in NYC on May 13, 2012
Dr. Andre Churchwell photographed by Rose Callahan in NYC on May 13, 2012
Dr. Andre Churchwell photographed by Rose Callahan in NYC on May 13, 2012
The Dandy Portraits: The Lives of Exquisite Gentlemen Today is a portrait project by photographer Rose Callahan.
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About the project:
The Dandy Portraits began in early 2008 as I started to meet gentlemen who had exceptional personal style. Their "extreme elegance" seemed to be the present day expression of The Dandy. Dandyism has been a passionately debated topic since it's beginning in late 18th century England and France. Today, the question, "What is a dandy?" has no simple answer, and I do not claim to have the last word. Rather, this is a very personal exploration of dandyism - in it's "infinite variety" - thru the gentlemen I have had the pleasure of meeting. With each new portrait comes more curiosity, and the realization that a true dandy is a rare thing indeed.
Adolf de Meyer, 1912, Teddie.
In today’s Daily Comment, Evan Osnos writes about how “The Great Gatsby” resonates in China: http://nyr.kr/105aVVK
The fabulous Comte Etienne de Beaumont, 1929.
