Trebay

Here's a New York Times piece about the film, by Guy Trebay.

Boing Boing 2009

Last week Guy Trebay compared New York City's Garment District to a coral reef; Today, have a peek into its nooks and crannies via a few little videos, for a glimpse at the American Garmento -- an endangered species in its natural habitat.

Jenni Avins: The American Garmento: An Endangered Species in its Natural Habitat 2010

Last week Guy Trebay compared New York City's Garment District to a coral reef; Today, have a peek into its nooks and crannies via a few little videos, for a glimpse at the American Garmento -- an endangered species in its natural habitat.

Jenni Avins: The American Garmento: An Endangered Species in its Natural Habitat 2010

In the New York Times, Guy Trebay called it a "Costco" for billionaires.

GreenCine Daily: Miami Dispatch. 2006

Snip from a NYT article by Guy Trebay on the growing influence of fetish culture on popular fashion.

Boing Boing 2006

That is obviously Guy Trebay, no one else that I have noticed on the Times staff is so blithely and carelessly yet wildly enthusiastically clueless

The Indignity of Living in New York: Big, Fat, Lazy Egos BikeSnobNYC 2008

For some reason, Trebay declines to name the WaPo fashion critic.

Archive 2007-09-01 Ann Althouse 2007

Did you see the Guy Trebay article in the Sunday nytimes?

Avec-culottes 2006

In a summer 2000 article noting the proliferation of baggy pants, orange jumpsuits, jailhouse denims, white sleeveless T-shirts, bandannas, sneakers without laces, and jeans with one cuff rolled up, New York Times reporter Guy Trebay announced the arrival of “incarceration chic.”

THE ENVY OF The World Ellis Cose 2002

EP as quoted by Guy Trebay in The Village Voice, January 7, 1985.

The 2,548 Best Things Anybody Ever Said Robert Byrne 1990