Aaron O'Connell for Lucky Jeans.Monday, August 23, 2010
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2 comments:
It is great to see companies using models who are more traditionally handsome (and, perhaps, hunky) than the skinny, androgynous boys that were so popular in the late 2000's.
Those really are some lucky jeans!
Thanks for the great blog, Kenneth.
I really enjoyed reading about your "return" to the houses you lived in as a youth in Madison Hts MI (I'm from Roseville MI). It reminded me of the first line from Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's". The pics were great, too.
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