December 13, 2012
Chris Millspaugh, Lawrence. Clothing details: Jacket, Winfield Bluegrass Festival, Phil’s Suit Parade, two years ago, free; tie, Antique Mall, a year ago, $5; shirt, Wild Man Vintage, four years ago, $7; "the jeans appeared out of nowhere," free; shoes, Salvation Army in Wichita, nine years ago, $10.
Fashion influences: Grandfathers, Cary Grant, Gregory Peck
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