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Sean John Fav Mens collection

November 28, 2014 Leave a Comment Written by sola rey

One of my all time favorites men’s collections.

Some of the pieces are timeless and I would definitely buy a few, currently for the men in my family.

Love the “Rude/Bad Boy” walk or maybe I’m just a sucker for testosterone .

Fashion, Men's Fashion

Men's Fashion, mens coats, Sean John 2001 collection, suit, suits

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