Jordan Barrett is a creature of habit.
The Australian male supermodel was seen puffing away on a cigarette as he spent time at his regular haunt, Italian restaurant Sant Ambroeus, in New York City last week.
The 24-year-old Byron Bay born catwalk star looked like he was in a fashion campaign as he chatted away with his equally good-looking mates out the front of the eatery.
Smoking! Supermodel Jordan Barrett puffed away on a cigarette while hanging with friends at his regular haunt, Sant Ambroeus, in New York City last week
Jordan rocked a pair of baggy cargo pants, a white T-shirt and an oversized blue denim jacket.
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Jordan was predictably stylish in a navy jacket over a simple white T-shirt, with a matching navy handkerchief draped around his neck.
The Byron Bay-raised runway star wore his trademark shaggy blonde tresses loose and tousled for the catch-up.
Indulging: The genetically blessed trio chatted over a liquid lunch at upmarket Italian eatery Sant Ambroeus in the SoHo neighborhood
The look: Jordan was predictably stylish in a navy jacket over a simple white T-shirt, with a matching navy handkerchief draped around his neck
On his lower half, Jordan wore a pair of baggy black cargo pants.
He opted for minimal jewellery, sporting just a single gold ring on the middle finger of his left hand.
Roberta Sabban
Special to the Daily News
Demand for high-quality produce is on the rise. This fragile commodity is big business in Palm Beach County for growers, suppliers and consumers.
Scalisi Produce, which opened in 1926 in Warren, Michigan, has been supplying restaurants, country clubs, luxury yachts and private chefs in Palm Beach since 1979. The company s distinctive red trucks can be spotted daily delivering to a who’s who in island dining, including Sant Ambroeus, Café Boulud, Le Bilboquet, Café L’Europe, Echo, The Flagler Steak House and Toojay’s, plus The Everglades Club, The Sailfish Clun, Palm Beach Country Club, private chefs and retail customers.
Why brown is so on trend in fashion and design
The natural color reminds people of being outside, one of the sweet reliefs of the last year.
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Welcome to
, The Goods’ design trend column. You know that thing you’ve been seeing all over the place? Allow us to explain it.
What it is: Brown is having a renaissance. From deep chocolate to buttery toffee, brunette hues have returned from fashion exile to become one of the most sought-after shades of the year. Long considered dated, dull, and unsophisticated especially when compared to fellow neutrals like black, white, and gray the color seems to have rehabilitated its public image and emerged as a mainstay in the homes and wardrobes of celebrities, models, designers, and influencers. Even Gen Z is on board.
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