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Tom Hardy in Lawless: The Knitwear Anti-Hero

By: Lord Christopher LavertyFiled under Clothes from 1920s, Clothes from 1930s, Guys in Films, Interviews, Premium. Tagged 1800s, Boardwalk Empire, cardigan, Cary Grant, Clothes from 1920s, Clothes from 1930s, Crieman War, dandy, fabric, Forrest Bondurant, gangster, Hardigan, homemade, James Dean, James Thomas Brudenell, Jason Clarke, John Hillcoat, knitwear, Lawless, Margot Wilson, Marlon Brando, masculinity, Premium Content, Rebel Without a Cause, rural, Shia Labouf, sweater coat, The Wild One, To Catch a Thief, Tom Hardy. Bookmark the permalink. 14 Comments

Tom Hardy heralds dawning of the knitwear anti-hero. Margot Wilson discusses her use of the cardigan for Lawless. Continue reading→

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