On The Street.... 58th Street, Midtown
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ken hill said ... (10:43 PM) :
post a commentMatching turban and shirt - that's style.
thats what I thought!
Yay! Sikhs represent!
Beautiful. Soulful. I have encountered numerous Sikhs with iniate discreet style...this is a a classic example
what a great face- such character.
interesting color coordination.
Ok, I have just decided to be the next hijabi. The only hijabi? I've got some gorgeous silk scarves. . . .
I <3 his beard. And he has such a relaxing facial expression.
mr. Singh
That's cool to mix cultures by anything - like clothes -, to do contrast ! His turban's well-matched to his suit !
My grandfather always matches his turban with his shirt when he goes out. But my favourite accessory is always the beard :)
the turban somehow makes him look like a dignitary
Love it!
Matching turban and shirt, might have to adopt this myself.
this is the first and only indian person i saw on ur blog.wish u could be here.dat just would have been amazing..love from india!
Love the coordination and the colour seems to hint at a political nature.