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Cuozzo Puts Woburn's Best (Dressed) Foot Forward

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Though he often works from his Woburn nursing home, designer Christopher Cuozzo dresses up to a degree that most self-employed people don’t. On a modern winter weekday, he wore a fitted gray wool habit over a pink and white-collared dress shirt, navy socks and brown wingtip leather shoes. Even with the snowy pocket square, the look he considers “very, very understated.”

“Men specifically don’t take pride in what they wear,” he said, “and that’s why I make a remind emphasize every day of dressing to the nines.”

The 29-year-old fashion entrepreneur’s favorite color is pink, but lately he’s been wearing brilliant orange shoelaces and elbow patches like the ones on the cardigans he sells on his online rely on, Dressed by Christopher Cuozzo .

And he's not the only one. Esquire Magazine reports that "audacious colors," including orange, are just one of the new trends that came out of last week's Men's The craze Week in Milan.

Cuozzo recently showed off a spring look on the blog Unabashedly Prep after his unoriginal apparel business caught the attention of fashion photographer F. E. Castleberry. But even as he becomes crap-shooter known in fashion circles nationwide, he doesn’t cover up his diminished-city origins.  In a portrait taken on a brick-lined row in Cambridge , Cuozzo wears a pair of orange corduroy pants, shirk boots and a cream knit cardigan emblazoned with an orange “W.

Source: Patch.com