2:28 am - 03/03/2012

Salman Rushdie, Martin Amis, Dennis Cooper, Peter Carey & Richard Ford "showing off the season’s stand out shirts".

SALMAN RUSHDIE Untitled Memoir (September) Textured narrative Salvatore Ferragamo shirt, $430. Call (800) 628-8916. His own tie.

DENNIS COOPER “The Marbled Swarm” Between the lines Bottega Veneta shirt, $820. Call (212) 371-5511.

RICHARD FORD “Canada” (June) Solid matter Prada shirt, $420. Go to prada.com.

MARTIN AMIS “Lionel Asbo: The State of England” (August) A different stripe Louis Vuitton shirt, $590. Go to louisvuitton.com. Louis Vuitton shirt, $590. Go to louisvuitton.com.

PETER CAREY “The Chemistry of Tears” (May) Dot matrix Tom Ford shirt, $545. Call (212) 359-0300.
Photographs by Mikael Jansson. Styled by Bill Mullen. Fashion assistants: Mauricio Quezada and Alex Tudela. Grooming by Francelle for NARS Cosmetics.
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Famous novelists in NYT "T Magazine" fashion spread

Salman Rushdie, Martin Amis, Dennis Cooper, Peter Carey & Richard Ford "showing off the season’s stand out shirts".

SALMAN RUSHDIE Untitled Memoir (September) Textured narrative Salvatore Ferragamo shirt, $430. Call (800) 628-8916. His own tie.

DENNIS COOPER “The Marbled Swarm” Between the lines Bottega Veneta shirt, $820. Call (212) 371-5511.

RICHARD FORD “Canada” (June) Solid matter Prada shirt, $420. Go to prada.com.

MARTIN AMIS “Lionel Asbo: The State of England” (August) A different stripe Louis Vuitton shirt, $590. Go to louisvuitton.com. Louis Vuitton shirt, $590. Go to louisvuitton.com.

PETER CAREY “The Chemistry of Tears” (May) Dot matrix Tom Ford shirt, $545. Call (212) 359-0300.
Photographs by Mikael Jansson. Styled by Bill Mullen. Fashion assistants: Mauricio Quezada and Alex Tudela. Grooming by Francelle for NARS Cosmetics.
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*ashamed*
Edited at 2012-03-03 02:19 am (UTC)
God, I wish I were making a living as a writer.
were they worried diversity would ruin the cohesiveness of the photo shoot or
Edited at 2012-03-03 02:35 am (UTC)
Daniel Alarcón (I ♥ his big hair)
Junot Diaz
Also wondering why they didn't do one with women.
And I love authors with crazy hair.
I'm taking a post WWII American lit class this semester, and it's pretty much the greatest class of all time. We're reading Portnoy's Complaint by Philip Roth right now. It's...interesting.