Noah Beasley
Quaintrelles, Dandies, and Flâneurs #2
Libby Bulloff — Fri, 12/18/2009 - 15:16

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Time for another installment of my vintage punk street fashion column! Sticking with casual menswear, I'd like to introduce a gentleman that Jake and I acquired this past summer at the Bay Area Maker Faire. This is industrial designer Noah Beasley, originally hailing from Denver, CO. Noah does groundbreaking things with 3D metal printing to create jewelry with a sci-fi flair. He also rocks the geek chic to the elevens.
We shot these photos a few weeks ago outside of the Oddfellows Building in Capitol Hill, Seattle.
One of the best ways I've found to accurately convey a classy vintage punk style is to embrace time-honored trends (like traditional, tailored menswear), and then crank them up a notch with a slap of funky color. Noah is the ninja of cobalt blue.
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