This week’s Worn Out Wednesday is action packed. While we interviewed one of the most in demand photographers, Backyard Bill, we are also covering his latest project with Beltology. We are big fans of the brand of belt that requires no holes and we have been following Backyard Bill for years. Naturally, we were excited about this project.
Barbers and Baristas have become the titans of cool over the last several years. They are the ones who get you going in the morning and keep you looking good after a quality cut. To honor these men, Beltology asked Bill to shoot some of these new style icons (all wearing the brand’s belts of course) as well as asking them his short and sweet Q&A’s. It is great to see some of our favorite spots like Frank’s Chop Shop, Blind Barber and Sweatshop NYC getting some love.
This is an ongoing program so keep checking back on their site to see who else will be featured. Your very own coffee savior may well be shot soon.
We spoke with Bill Gentle to hear more about his personal style while we were at it:
Jeans: Love Copper King and vintage 501s
Shirts: Orslow
Pants: Margaret Howell
Suits: Carson Street Clothiers
Shoes: White’s boots
Related: Beltology
Hats: Ebbets field 8 panel cap; watch, Swatch.
Jewelry: I have a gold chain I have a love hate relationship with.
Outerwear: Needles wool denim, RRL rubberized mac
Favorite Cologne: DS and Durga’s Bow Makers
Your favorite App: Chess.com
Favorite piece of technology: Cannon 5D MK3
Next tech purchase: New camera
Beltology is collaborating with Bill to photograph and interview a variety of local barbers and baristas at spots such as the Blind Barber and Five Leaves. We’ll continue to look for and photograph more subjects in the coming months, and invite all barbers and baristas to submit their interest by e-mailing them at feelthelove@beltology.com or tag an image on Instagram using the hashtag #BarbersAndBaristas.
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