On the front page of today's New York Times style section, you won't see a runway look, a designer, or even a product from a big name label. Instead, there is a profile of Di Mondo (which means "of the world" in Italian), a civilian who has earned the attention of celebrities like Kendall Jenner and countless New Yorkers for his daring and eclectic style choices. His wardrobe is a symphony of designer pieces from Givenchy, Tom Ford, Versace, and more, put together in a way that truly convey indi...
On the front page of today's New York Times style section, you won't see a runway look, a designer, or even a product from a big name label. Instead, there is a profile of Di Mondo (which means "of the world" in Italian), a civilian who has earned the attention of celebrities like Kendall Jenner and countless New Yorkers for his daring and eclectic style choices. His wardrobe is a symphony of designer pieces from Givenchy, Tom Ford, Versace, and more, put together in a way that truly convey indi...
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