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" In our color-happy, on-trend-suit, generally more jovial dressing season, there&amp;#039;s something nice about seeing George Clooney, he of the perfectly peppered hair, keeping it straightforwardly monochrome. The lapels and tie are not &amp;quot;skinny&amp;quot; or even &amp;quot;slim,&amp;quot; the socks are not neon or patterned, the collar has no buttons. Instead, while speaking at an event in Houston last night, Clooney shows that keeping things black and white, in classic proportion, is the best way to prove your gravitas. Helps that his shoes are shined like so, and that the texture of his socks even works well with those trousers. We wonder if he had some notice that he&amp;#039;d be sitting in a black leather chair. Probably. But it works. This look would be too simple for a red carpet \u2014 he&amp;#039;s wearing a black tie, but this is no &amp;quot;black tie&amp;quot; \u2014 yet he&amp;#039;s giving the audience exactly what they expected: star power. In its most classic form. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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