Character Driven – Mr. Bruce

It’s been ages since I hammered out one of these posts.

In the Character Driven series, a single fashion find is fleshed-out, through its pairing with other items-of-interest, into a full-fledged, fictional figure, complete with a Treasury-issued name, age, and symbolic style signature.

Roscoe

I’ve never quite had the right pipes for pulling off a sleeveless look, but this dirt cheap T from KleinWorld was so pick-up-truck tough it begged to be worn by someone better-stemmed and stylish, even if that someone was entirely imaginary. Introducing well-armed (get it?) handyman, Roscoe Bruce.

Roscoe2

Long days of sawing and hauling have left his arms too bulging and self-beloved for any top saddled down with sleeves, although, in these still shivery days of early Spring, such silly skin-flashing has left poor, stubborn Mr. Bruce with a chronic cough helped only by the constant popping of Smith Brothers honey drops.

T-Shirt: KleinConnection
Hat: UO
Vest: LL Bean
Thermos: Blackbird
Boots: RedWing at UO
Cough Drops: Drugstores
Pants: Trove at NowThen

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One Response to “Character Driven – Mr. Bruce”

  1. Handyman Tab Says:

    Now that’s a stylish collection..

    and Character Driven for sure.