aside: Why Milo looks so good in clothes
NY Times has a great article about how the de rigeur silhouette for male models these days... gee, looks an awful lot like Milo. (And Adrian, nowadays; but Adrian's always had the right body type for the era, no matter what it was.) He's got the right body to display what menswear designers are doing - neat, slim, uncomplicated lines.
"Once the Hedi Slimanization got started, all anyone wanted to cast was the scrawny kid who looked like he got sand kicked in his face." (from the article)
Really, I don't know what's up with Milo's body, actually. He bulked up real fast by the start of Season 2, then by episode 11, he was back to his skinny-pale ways (just with great big arms, much like... oh. maybe. Adrian Pasdar?...) He can't seem to hang onto the muscle he builds, except for his arms. I know the type well. Whatever it is, he rocks the look, even if he's entirely too short and assymetrical to actually model. But he actually brings the clothes alive without them ever overwhelming his personality (though that Abercrombie & Fitch spread he did, with the bowler hat, pink shirt and tie clutched way up at his throat, came really close. Wack clothes, wack styling. Beautiful Milo).
If I was a good person (or at least a person with more time on her hands than I have at the moment) I'd provide more pictures to illustrate my point, but I'm sure we've all seen them. I <3 skinny boys and always have. It's funny - I never thought they'd become fashionable.
Full article here.
"Once the Hedi Slimanization got started, all anyone wanted to cast was the scrawny kid who looked like he got sand kicked in his face." (from the article)
Really, I don't know what's up with Milo's body, actually. He bulked up real fast by the start of Season 2, then by episode 11, he was back to his skinny-pale ways (just with great big arms, much like... oh. maybe. Adrian Pasdar?...) He can't seem to hang onto the muscle he builds, except for his arms. I know the type well. Whatever it is, he rocks the look, even if he's entirely too short and assymetrical to actually model. But he actually brings the clothes alive without them ever overwhelming his personality (though that Abercrombie & Fitch spread he did, with the bowler hat, pink shirt and tie clutched way up at his throat, came really close. Wack clothes, wack styling. Beautiful Milo).
If I was a good person (or at least a person with more time on her hands than I have at the moment) I'd provide more pictures to illustrate my point, but I'm sure we've all seen them. I <3 skinny boys and always have. It's funny - I never thought they'd become fashionable.
Full article here.