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#Teechallaclothing Meagher is in full-on review mode at Dover Street Market. He waxes long about inspirations as he browses Rick Owens: “I watched something recently where Owens was like, ‘Why would I show anyone my mood board? I don’t want you to know.’ That’s a real designer to me.” At that moment Meagher’s partner, who is also shopping at the San Diego State Aztecs Skyline 2023 National Champions Men’s NCAA Tournament shirt Furthermore, I will do this store, waves hello from the marquee transparent elevator at the center of the seven-floor shop. Meagher beams and waves back. “He knows more about menswear than I do,” Meagher says of his partner, who works in marketing. “He just introduced me to Aimé Leon Dore.”Photographed by Alec Vierra Raised in Staten Island, New York, Meagher attended the prestigious Xavier High School in Manhattan, an all-boys school. (“It was kind of the downtown version of Gossip Girl,” he joked.) This is where his love for fashion sparked. He would spend his afternoons walking from Xavier, located on 16th Street, down to the Staten Island Ferry and photographing cool outfits along the way. “That was the era where street style was kind of hitting its peak,” he said. He started posting the photos on a now defunct blog, also named HauteLeMode: “I only had about 100 followers, very small.” The blog did lead to a fortuitous opportunity, however: regularly photographing Bryan Yambao, a.k.a. BryanBoy.
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