However it was the only all-new sneaker.
Berlutis Harold Israel was impressively immune to questioning on the matter.
That was not the only tantalizing footwear innovation.
Fabrics had to be strong enough to last a lifetime.
For the marquis or the peasant, a mans suit would feature alterations or mending as acts of bravery.
Certain elegant Englishmen, artists, or eccentrics have perpetuated this custom.
In the 1960s, Andy Warhol asked me: Id like the right foot of my loafer patched.
It has to show!
It must be Andy Warhol!
This was an eccentric, highly Berluti move.
