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Sartorial Splendor, Jazzman Style…

by Beth Posted on June 18, 2012

I found this man in my mailbox this morning and he made me swoon…

http://video.nytimes.com/video/2012/06/14/arts/design/100000001604782/living-retro.html?nl=nyregion&emc=edit_ur_20120615

(Thank you, New York Times coverage)

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