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Omar Antonio and Anthony Cole on FASHION

Sebatian's Omar Antonio and Anthony Cole talk FASHION.

Maggie Mulhern
Maggie MulhernBeauty and Fashion Director, MODERN SALON
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October 8, 2012
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At a recent photo session for Modern Salon, Omar Antonio and Anthony Cole were admiring each others fashion choices and overall look. When Omar looked at Anthony's footwear and said "I am so glad you don't have any scuff marks on your shoes," I asked...."Is that really that important?" Both heads spun to me as if I had just uttered the unspeakable, earning some serious time in fashion re-hab.

So....I threw the microphone to the two Sebastian International Artistic Directors and asked them to chat about the importance of fashion in branding...and to also share THEIR fashion choices for that day with our audience....enjoy!

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