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"      Okay, so we may not have exactly endorsed the teenagers-lining-up-for-free-drinks-in-the-corner that has become Fashion&amp;#039;s Night Out, but that&amp;#039;s not to say we don&amp;#039;t like going out. And when it comes to Fashion Week parties, nobody does it quite like John Varvatos. There was the time Axl Rose sounded like Axl Rose again and played till what seemed like sunrise. There were the dueling ZZ Top-Alice Cooper sets last year. And on Thursday evening, there were The Roots. But before that there was Gary Clark Jr., the Austin-based 27-year-old gentlemen you see above, about whom our Austin-based music guy, Andy Langer, has been going on and on for a couple years now. That&amp;#039;s because the kid&amp;#039;s played on the same stage as Clapton, and because, when you listen to his new EP, you hear just as much Black Keys-level charge as just-another-blues-guitarist twang. They&amp;#039;ll be more of that, he told The Style Blog after his set at the old CBGB, on his major-label debut next spring. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;ve been pissing off my neighbors laying the foundation for this thing,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;Time to get away with as much as I can.&amp;quot; And did we mention he can dress? &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m usually a white t-shirt and Levi&amp;#039;s kind of guy,&amp;quot; Clark said. &amp;quot;But I get festive with the tank for a night like this.&amp;quot; Now that we can endorse.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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