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Streetstyle: John Koroma
Looking flawless, Koroma sat on a bench in a spot seemingly designed to attract a photographer's eye. Unbeknownst to him, we took a few snaps as he contentedly browsed through the paper and listened to the street music that he says heals your soul. A recent graduate in political science and economics, Koroma intends to make a difference in people's lives and treats his style with that same respect.
What he wore...
BLAZER --"It's Alfani from The Bay."
BUTTON-UP -- "This is Tommy Hilfiger, from The Bay as well."
T-SHIRT -- Calvin Klein
JEANS -- Levi's
BOOTS -- "Boots are from England."
HAT -- "My hat is Kangol; it's from a hat store in Montreal."
NECKLACE -- "I exchanged this necklace with my cousin in Africa, so when I go back I'll get mine."
RING - "I bought this ring in Vancouver."
Fashion essential
"A lot of my suits are Hugo Boss. They fit me very well; I like the pants, the way they're cut... I took fashion in high school -- we call it tailoring; you study the history of clothing. It's not just the look, it's the cotton, the ink and the trim -- you can tell the quality of the clothes. I like Hugo Boss because they go through inspection. It has to look perfect -- that's why sometimes the clothes are expensive."
Fashion tip
"If it looks good, you can walk with confidence. It just takes away the pain and the stress of life; it makes you feel good about yourself."
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition June 2, 2012 E10
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