An 8yrs old 2nd grader, who clearly understands Fashion and Personal Style, his son Arlo Weiner. Named after singer Arlo Guthrie whom he also listens to.
This young lad touching up his hair, loves Frank Sinatra, watches old English movies, knows how to pull off an Ascot, wears plaid pants, Beret, owns many ties and uses a leather satchel as a school bag, and as if this wasn’t enough, he doesn’t like to wear Jeans, Pardon!!!
Arlo’s sense of style and charisma have already captivated many, including myself. Even in L.A., a city where half the populace dresses to be noticed. I say Style sensation at 8, Renown Fashion Designer at 15.
Chuck Bass would be impressed and proud - Co-sign the clothing style, not so sure about the evil plotting yet – 
Arlo stays true to himself it seems, wearing what suits him, defining Fashion in his own words, acting his age but most importantly, having fun with it all.
He plans to start designing his own clothes as soon as his mother gets him a sewing machine – Mrs. Weiner, please hurry .
With his touch of style, love for mix and match, and bright colors + patterns, his clothes are something I look forward to, rendezvous in 6 years Mad Boy.
This extraordinary piece of man leads to question whether, we all know who we are supposed to be and what we are meant to do from a very young age? Before “reality” weights in, and starts influencing and sometimes guiding our life choices.
Whether it be flying planes, sewing clothes, writing stories or serving in the army, I am confident that if we all dig deep in ourselves, we will find, covered in dust, with all sorts of obligations, bills, taxes, stress all over it…the “IT Factor” that makes us who we truly are. Arlo’s interest and passion for Fashion seem to be “IT”.
So, what were you doing in your Arlo’s years? What did you aspire to become? Are you doing anything close to “IT” today? It could be interesting and very revealing to look back
and see.
Arlo Weiner’s personality is simply mind blowing to me, and looking beyond the clothes and quirkiness of this 8 years old, I see an inspiration, perhaps even a role model, at such a young age, it certainly puts things back in perspective.
I leave you on this.
Until then, Tataaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
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OoOoOO gosh!!! u hit it on the nail sly! this proves that little Arlo can be a role model to the little kids that are coming up now! I think this little guy might be my son lol…Not to mention I have not seen that show yet (mad men)but I HAVE TO SEE IT! because i hear too many ppl talking about it! I like how you mention their glamours lives, fashion and scandals…it makes you want to be in the damned show! lol
This was great sly! im looking at more pictures of Mad Men now totally cool!
Arlo might indeed be your son – from another life – who knows?? I wouldn’t be surprise Mr. Gentleman
But Yes, I like how confident he sounds and so knowledgeable – makes me want to cry a little.