Julian's shoe game in Less Than Zero is second to none. I know that leather sandals are really frightening for your average man, but this is so Antibes in the 20s incredible, you cannot deny it.
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For years I have wondered who produced those sandals or if they were a one off custom for the film. Anybody know?
Posted by: Edmond | October 28, 2011 at 07:55 AM