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Love that scruff
Sunday, February 20, 2005
By BILL ERVOLINO
STAFF WRITER
PETER MONSEES / THE RECORD
arrowFacial fact: Looking rugged and manly generally takes twice as long as looking soft and pretty. Don't even think about it unless you have a second bathroom.
Staring at us from a recent cover of the Italian fashion magazine D is the luminous - yet devilish - Colin Farrell, sporting what appears to be a rumpled old T-shirt, a rumpled old leather jacket, eyebrows creeping across his forehead like two fat furry caterpillars, and the pièce de résistance: a face full of stubble.
The bushy, bad-boy, partied-all-weekend Farrell stubble is not to be confused with the more highly defined, everything's-under-control, ain't-I-da-bomb Usher stubble, or the reassuring, daddy-ish, so-minimal-it's-almost-subliminal George Clooney stubble - which, if you pay attention to such things, doesn't look anything like the cool, aloof, I'm-better-looking-than-you-no-matter-what-I-do-to-my-face Jude Law stubble.
Have we left anyone out? It seems almost redundant to point out that stubble has made a comeback, because it makes a comeback every afternoon around 5:30.
Still, stubble has suddenly emerged as THE male accessory of the Bush era - coincidence? - and it's hard not to notice that you can't buy an album, purchase a DVD or pick up a magazine nowadays without scratching yourself on some hunky celebrity's pernicious facial hair.
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