Dear Sean John, Diddy, P. Diddy, Puffy, Puff Daddy,
I would like to write a brief note to you regarding your fall 2008 men's line. Please, please do not take this in the wrong way. But I believed the line was geared towards the metro-sexual man. The sequin tops, the extremely fitted suites, suits and sparkly scarves gave me reason to feel this way. Was I wrong?
I just thought the line would be a little more "hood' ? (special note: "hood" is not only defined as baggie jeans and sweatshirts) ? Yes, I said it! I thought we would see more Flatbush Avenue; instead you gave us Hollywood Boulevard.
I'm not mad, not at all! Just confused as to why an urban line would be made for the European style and fit. Even Tyson Beckford, who was a model in the show, seemed awkward in the clothing.
However, you did bring out the high profile celebs, such as Harvey Weinstein, Spike Lee, Kevin Federline, Roberto Cavalli, Ellen Pompeo, Fabolous and many, many more. You did bless us with a great gift bag of fragrances and you did keep us delighted with a show of gorgeous Black models.
So no matter if you are doing fresh t-shirts or sophisticated midriff jackets we will always be watching! Thank you for continuously giving us something to talk about!
Sincerely,
Esther Dixon
Style Spotter
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1. Well, considering "metro-sexual/bi-sexual" men are typically the ones who wear clothes that FIT properly and our pants on our wastes, I don't blame him.
Themthereeyez at 8:36AM on Feb 11th 2008