Thursday, February 22, 2007

Buying the New Yorker - Interlude

As I am just a few pages away from closing out 1986, I've started getting all the ads together to start going on the 1976 issue. It's going to be fun.

The question is: will the fashions from the ads of the mid-seventies be able to withstand the raw, jaw-dropping couture power of the mid-eighties?

To represent 1986, I nominate my main man, Mr. Sailboat Sweater-Guy!


Can 1976 bring forth a fashion champion to top those hot threads? We shall see, Dear Readers, we shall see.
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