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Life advice from a street style duo: “Do absolutely whatever you want so long as you don’t do harm unto others” … and make your bed!

Living his best life (with scissors).

In this installment of our street-style series, we meet a New York fashionista who mixes old items with new—and Dua Lipa with Bollywood.

In this installment of our street-style series, we meet a collegial collegiate with skills to match her style.

In this installment of our street-style series, we meet a model from Cameroon with a few words of wardrobe wisdom.

In this installment of our street-style series, we meet a college student who is not sure where she’s going—and is fine with it.

In this installment of our street-style series we meet Lori, who started dancing at 6 and hasn’t stopped.

In this installment of our street style series, we meet Markiss, who takes his fashion cues from Kanye, Pharrell, cowboys and motorcycles.

In this installment of our street style series, we meet Bouboulena, who serves serious looks with a less-serious outlook.

In this installment of our street style series, we meet Nissa, who is serving some ‘Clueless’ realness.

YODA wants to bond—and we’re pretty sure that won’t be a problem.

In this installment of our street-style series, we meet AJ, a recent arrival in Brooklyn on the prowl for deadstock shirts.

In this installment of our street-style series, we meet a fashion business student who wants to help survivors of sexual assault on TikTok.

In this installment of our street-style series, we meet a high school senior who had a ‘random’ fashion breakthrough just this March.

In this installment of our street-style series, we meet a ‘pretty mixed thing,’ on his way to do some hot girl shit.

Meet Ani, a ferry-bound tattooed thrifting wizard.

Meet Julián (and Whitney): ’50 percent high fashion, 50 percent hood rat, 100 percent silly.’

Meet lava girl: ‘Everything is hot hot hot.’

Meet Elias, a Bedford Ave. flâneur with a thing for Western wear, cowhide, denim and jewelry.

Meet Amber, an artist who works in ethical taxidermy and takes her fashion queues from ‘vampyress’ queens.

Stylist JaBarie Anderson on being a little bit André Leon, a little bit Kenzo and all JaBarie Anderson.

Kira Ryter, an artist and designer who recently moved from Chicago, shows off a coat of many colors she made from an old blanket.

In this series we hold a mirror up to the borough to ask what we can learn about what we’re wearing. Today, meet Darnell Bernard.

A new semi-regular series will hold a mirror up to the borough to ask what we can learn about what we’re wearing.