My Look

With pals like Nike and DJ Jazzy Jeff, this kid’s set.

“I kind of embrace the American workwear look. I like clothes that are classic and cool … sharp and comfortable. I like American workwear because it’s built to last, and it also ages beautifully.”

“Fashion is fun—don’t take it too seriously!”

Leslie Lewis shares her secrets finding the best vintage clothing at vintage shops and secondhand stores around Indianapolis.

Her style mantra: “Own it—use fashion to tell a story that represents you. It almost always goes wrong when you imitate a look that isn’t you.”

On the term hipster: “I do not like it and don’t identify with it. At Milktooth, people aren’t caught up in a look. They roll out of bed and throw on their clothes.”

“It’s in the same color scheme as bleached blonde. On a black woman, it really stands out.”

Talking style with Paul George’s tattoo artist.

“NSF Clothing, an L.A.–based brand, is my spirit animal.”

Hey, where did you get this perfect Zoobilation outfit?

“All of the undergarments you need are sewn in, which is a plus.”

“Dressing down doesn’t work for me. I’m not sure I understand the concept.”

“To get that really good shape, you have to go either vintage or high-end.”

Thanks to his dashing moustache and penchant for suits, the photographer and filmmaker seems to have cycled out of a European street scene.

“You can have a gorgeous suit, but if it doesn’t fit, it’ll look like crap,” he says. “That’s half the battle. The other half is to have proper shoes.”