Simon Foxton wasn’t lying when he said, “I like to dress nice-looking boys in silly clothes”. He’s known for sticking brightly coloured and insane clothes on his models, and along with Ray Petri he pioneered mixing sportswear, workwear, and proper fashion in the eighties. He was also one of the first stylists to dictate the look of his shoots as much as any photographer. Foxton, along with Petri, helped make an essentially black look (defined hairless muscle, full lips and broad nose) hot.
Living up to your t-shirt can be as simple as knowing a lot of dick jokes or getting really drunk, but every so often it all comes together in such a sublime combination of personality, weird local politics, and probable mental illness that the only potential response is “OK, OK. Are this place’s tacos any good?”
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When someone is this clueless it actually gets kind of scary. Like the way a lot of serial killers are autistic and they don’t look people in the eye because they don’t get what the big deal is with eyes.
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