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Cross-Eared and Painless

  • Woolrich Woolen Mills Anorak in yellow over a denim shirt, Levi's 511 STA Prest in harvest gold and Clarks Originals Natalie
  • Woolrich Woolen Mills Anorak in yellow, a hooded pullover with a zipped chest pocket, worn with deadstock Persol sunglasses
  • Polo Ralph Lauren Custom Fit BD Shirt in dark wash denim, worn with deadstock Persol RATTI sunglasses in orange tortoiseshell
  • Polo Ralph Lauren Custom Fit BD Shirt in dark wash denim, worn open over an Engineered Garments Beach Shirt
  • Engineered Garments Beach Shirt in white, navy and red jersey stripe, long-sleeved with a chest pocket, on a blue backdrop
  • Close-up of Clarks Originals Natalie in tan leather with crepe soles, under cuffed Levi's 511 STA Prest in harvest gold

Contrary to popular belief, Roy Orbison wasn’t blind. If he was, how could he see pretty women walking down the street, you know — the kind he’d like to meet? He wasn’t cross-eyed either, and his famous sunglasses actually came about after leaving his usual specs on an aeroplane. Sadly we can’t say the same for this bloke, who’s not only cross-eyed, but cross-eared as well. Although it often goes undiagnosed, at least 17% of the population are thought to be cross-eared. Painless in itself, it is nonetheless a tragic handicap that means sufferers are cursed to spend their days turning the wrong way when their name is called.

  • Polo Ralph Lauren Custom Fit BD Shirt (Dark Wash Denim)
  • Woolrich Woolen Mills Anorak (Yellow)
  • Levi's 511 STA Prest (Harvest Gold)
  • Clarks Originals Natalie (Tan Leather)
  • Engineered Garments Beach Shirt (White / Navy / Red Jersey Stripe)
  • Deadstock Sunglasses Persol RATTI P37 32 Classic (Orange Tortoiseshell / Brown)

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