What trends do you like right now? Neu Rave and Post–Neu Rave. What trends do you wish would just go away? None; I am very trendy. Are there any trends you wish would come back? Yes. Mismatched neon socks. Fluorescent shorts. Big hair. Greased-back hair. Basically anything to do with A.C. Slater. Read my interview with The Selby on New York Magazinehttp://nymag.com/daily/fashion/2009/01/todd_selby.html

What trends do you like right now?
Neu Rave and Post–Neu Rave.



What trends do you wish would just go away?
None; I am very trendy.



Are there any trends you wish would come back?
Yes. Mismatched neon socks. Fluorescent shorts. Big hair. Greased-back hair. Basically anything to do with A.C. Slater.



Read my interview with The Selby on New York Magazine

What pieces or labels do you wear most? I don’t buy a lot of new designer clothes. I have some designer staples that get recycled quite a bit — a Rick Owens jacket, cashmere from RRL, Acne leather leggings I bought in Stockholm, and way too many shoes. I also should tell you that I have an old striped jumpsuit that I wear three to five times per week. Most of my friends think it should be illegal. Is there an item you are currently saving up to buy? A new pair of Belgian loafers (they don’t last long in the city). They are basically like wearing orthopedic shoes — I never want to wear anything else ever again. Read my interview with Rachel Chandler on New York Magazinehttp://nymag.com/daily/fashion/2009/09/rachel_chandler_loves_her_belg.html

What pieces or labels do you wear most?
I don’t buy a lot of new designer clothes. I have some designer staples that get recycled quite a bit — a Rick Owens jacket, cashmere from RRL, Acne leather leggings I bought in Stockholm, and way too many shoes. I also should tell you that I have an old striped jumpsuit that I wear three to five times per week. Most of my friends think it should be illegal.



Is there an item you are currently saving up to buy?
A new pair of Belgian loafers (they don’t last long in the city). They are basically like wearing orthopedic shoes — I never want to wear anything else ever again.



Read my interview with Rachel Chandler on New York Magazine