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"facebook dialogPinterestPhotograph by Jeremy Liebman. Grooming by Mari Shten at abtp.com.\n\nWhen you have unconventional, demanding (might we add kick-ass?) jobs like these guys do, getting dressed doesn't automatically mean putting on a suit and tie.\n\nThe Job: MOMA's media and performance-art curator and a co-curator of this year's Whitney Biennial.\n\nThe Look: \"My uniform is minimalist: jeans, a blazer, a button-down shirt, and black oxfords. I still feel mildly uncomfortable in a suit and have an aversion to purple.\" Comer does have a few sartorial constants: a five-year-old black Dior overcoat from Dover Street Market in London and a bright-blue Marni scarf. And, he says, \"I'm a big believer in classics like A.P.C.\"\n\nThe Throwback: \"I've worked in museums since 1986, when I was an intern at the Met. One of the best moments of my life was eating terrible sandwiches from the Met's caf\u00E9 in the office of the Costume Institute and Diana Vreeland being wheeled in in her wheelchair. I almost lost it\u2014I was so excited. Back then, I had one green Calvin Klein shirt that I wore into the ground and big, goofy black eighties shoes, so I was probably wearing those!\"\n\nThe Next Style Frontier: \"London has an intense creativity and passion that does not exist so much in the States. Having said that, L.A.'s fashion is obviously really impressive. It's better known for certain kinds of sportswear and not so much for fashion-fashion, but I think that could change. We'll see.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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