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young at art

July 13, 2007  12:34 pm

Met

"Summer chic" was the dress code at last night’s Metropolitan Museum of Art debut Young Members Party, and the crowd complied. "I think the age limit ensures people are pretty good-looking," observed guests Andrew and Andrew, doppelgängers and the standout style hounds of the evening. While it would be a typical guest’s nightmare to spot a duplicate outfit, these professional consultants always dress to match. Last night they wore classic seersucker jackets, neckerchiefs, and thick white-frame glasses, subtly subverting the style of the more conservatively attired set. Andrew and Andrew, however, denied this intention, explaining their notable look was instead merely "amplifying" the evening’s trends.
—Kelley Hoffman

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