A homeless man from Ningbo, China has been taking the internet by storm and fans of his fashion sense have dubbed it as “homeless chic”. The 35 year old man, although impoverished, has been applauded for his ability to co-ordinate clothing. He is even noted to strut about town with sheer confidence while gazing into the middle distance like professional runway models. He has often been observed pushing the envelope by frequently mixing women’s attire into his wardrobe as well.
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The man from Ningbo has a legion of followers, and a dedicated fan base on facebook who have called him names such as “Beggar Prince”, “Handsome Vagabond” and most prominently “Brother Sharp”. The idea that homelessness can be chic is not new as it has been explored previously in Ben Stiller’s satirical film Zoolander, featuring a similar look called “Derelicte”. We would like to hear your views about Brother Sharp’s unique look, leave your comments in the comments section below!
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