5 - 7 - 10 The Spanish-looking guy, sitting in Bryant Park, was cool and relaxed as I approached him for a photo. He topped his head with a straw fedora, white t-shirt under his red plaid shirt, wearing jeans and lots of bracelets on his wrist. His facial hair was neat and trimmed, showing off his moustache and beard that come to a point. Leaving the Park on the 6th Ave. side and leaning on the stairs wall was a tall, slim, light-skinned black guy, looking very like a model, but wasn't. He wore a flowery-print shirt, outside his jeans with black ankle boots that had heels, which initially caught my eye. His sunglasses were square-rimmed in toffee-colored frames and his hair was close-cropped with curls. The next guy, I noticed was standing on the side of the Victoria Secret's store at 34th & Broadway. He had on jeans that were tucked into his tan Ugg boots, green t-shirt, necklace around his neck, under a black button-down sweater and an animal-print tote bag on his shoulder. His hair was tousled and off his forehead and wore of pair of mirrored-aviator sunglasses. Walking on 41st and Broadway, the Michael Jackson wannabe
caught my eye. Tall, slim black guy wearing black jeans and his aviator sunglasses, hanging off the top of the neck of his white t-shirt, white socks, black leather slip-on shoes. Not sure if he had a black wig on his head, with a curl hanging down in front of the center of his forehead. The stylish guy sitting in the island of Broadway looked perfect for photos. His hair was bleached-blond, almost white and told me he was a designer and just had a minute interview for Project Runway, but they told him his clothes were fashiony. He said that fashiony wasn't even a word. He seemed peeved, his name was Josuha, lived in Chelsea and worked in a bar in Chelsea. He had on one of his designs which was a black vest with silver bullets on it, tight jeans tucked into a pair of black military-style boots, silver chains hanging off of his belt, a graphic t-shirt with a
naked women's body on it. His over-sized black sunglasses were visor-like and wore a black arm-band.