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Don’t Call It Street Style

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Don’t Call It Street Style
Over the past year, for The Look, I have assigned 21 photographers around the globe, including Andre Wagner, who navigated the streets of New York, capturing moments
that celebrate race and community; Rose Marie Cromwell, who documented Latino culture in Cuba, Colombia and Panama; and An Rong Xu, who explored the hip-hop style of B-boys in South Korea.
On Avenida Central in Panama City, you can find everything you need — even a haircut on the side of the road — for a good price.
Couples getting married in irreverent, wild, untraditional — and sometimes very traditional — ways at the New York City Clerk’s Office.
Supported by the look This year, 21 photographers captured the ways we present ourselves to the world.
The column will continue to uncover a diverse range of stories that are amplified, or hidden, by the way people present themselves in the world.
In the photo essay by Ms. Hylton, style tells a larger story about pride in South Sudan.