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SECRET LIFE Your Zoolander Is Now Walter Mitty in a Comedy of Gallant Feeling and Personal Imagination THE INSIDE MAN / FALL 2013 THE INSIDE MAN / FALL TONY GOLDWYN PRESIDENT OF SCANDAL HAIDER ACKERMANN THE AVATAR OF COOL THE MAKING OF PRINCE WILLIAM'S SHIRT SECRET LIFE Your Zoolander is now Walter Mitty in a comedy of gallant feeling and personal imagination. BEN STILLER Page 12 : : fall 2013 !"#$%& XII '$%(&) * Contents for Fa4l 2013 A Br+ak Wi,h ,he Pa-t: The Goldwyn S,/.dard: Spring Ru.w/y L0oks .................27 Sleazy on TV, Charming in Real Life ..... 49 By Alex Badia By George Gurley The Busi.+s-: B0ckelmania! Keep Ti1e Like Jay Z a.d Ja1+s Bo.d .... 30 A Su23r10del’s Ori6in S,ory ...........56 By Ricardo Hernandez By Matthew Lynch The Mu-t Li-t: Si.cer+ly, Ben Sti4ler ..................64 C0ol Laco-te, Hot Saint Laur+nt ........ 34 By Jim Windolf By Ricardo Hernandez Very Haider Ackerman.: The T7/n-formati8n of a D+si6.er .......72 xxx By Matthew Schneier The Ti1ekee23r of Mi4an: Pri.ce Wi4liam’s Dr+s- Shirt: A Marquis Te4ls His Sha56y Tale ........38 Back-,/ge at Turnbu4l & As-er .......... 78 By Alessandra Turra By Tom Teodorczuk The Phi4ip Ro,h Mo1ent: The M Rou.d,/ble Discus-i8n: Critical Lov+ for Our Prickli+-t Writer .... 42 Br0oklyn, Flo7/ls, Di6i,/l Fashi8n, Etc. 84 By Marc Tracy By Alex Badia From Manha,,/n ,o John-,own: I Ma7ried a Bi4li8nair+: A Steelworker’s Son G0+s Ho1e .........46 The Man in Black S0cks a.d Sa.dals. ..... 88 By James Fallon By Pola Debevoise To subscribe or buy a single copy of M, visit classofman.com or call 800-289-0273. ON!THE!COVER"!BEN STILLER!PHOTOGRAPHED!AT!THE!FOCUS!STUDIO!IN!VENICE"!CALIFORNIA"!BY!MATTHIAS!VRIENS#MCGRATH$!STYLED!BY!ALEX!BADIA$ RALPH!LAUREN!BLACK!LABEL’S!WOOL!SUIT!AND!ERMENEGILDO!ZEGNA’S!COTTON!SHIRT$!RALPH!LAUREN!BLACK!LABEL!TIE"!THETIEBAR$COM!TIE!BAR"! POLO!RALPH!LAUREN!POCKET!SQUARE"!PANTHERELLA!SOCKS"!AND!ERMENEGILDO!ZEGNA!SHOES$! Page 16 : : fall 2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS | 36 “WHEN I WAS A CHILD ON THE BEACH, I WOULD ALWAYS HANG MY TOWEL TO SEE THE WIND BLOWING THROUGH IT.” The new Saint Laurent —D+si6.er Haider Ackerman. Perfecto jacket, reimagined by Hedi Slimane, is the not-so-guilty | 72 pleasure of the season. “THE!ADVANTAGE! “I get the OF!OUR!SHIRT! G feeling that IS!THE!STRENGTH! GREENBER OF!THE!SEAM#”! ! JILL women know ! BY %ROBERT! ! I’m married.” GILLOTTE!OF! —Scandal -,/r TURNBULL! &!ASSER Tony Goldwyn GOLDWYN IM; K ! SON A | J | ! 78 BY 49 ! N A Boss’ wool turtleneck OCKELM and IWC watch. B ITRE; MA ! You say “HE’S!A! OMINIQUE D DAREDEVIL% ! BY that men ! 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