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BASICS RELOADED
Written by Eva Anastasiu   
Saturday, 07 March 2009

Ok, true confessions time, we really didn’t care much about men’s fashion before discovering The Sartorialist, now we can talk pocket squares and cuff lengths with the best of them. In true Scott Schumann fashion, each of these two “favorites” series was inspired by an idea in one of his photographs.

HEATHER

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Inspired by the pants in this shot
Osklen heather jersey “suit”  
American Apparel briefs
Manifeste zip hoodie and Veja sneakers at Glore
Kuyichi grey cardigan at Adili
Eco-fleece raglan at Alternative Apparel  

PASTEL

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Inspired by everything in this shot
Junky Styling patchwork sweater
Kuyichi peat front chino
Howie’s purple striped jumper
American Apparel yellow polo
John Patrick Organic pink yellow and grey summer ensemble
Redefining Tennis Ball Watch at The Green Loop
Limited edition Tom’s + Element skateboard  

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