Profession: I'm the Denver mime; I'm a theatrical artist.
Spotted at: 7/Eleven on 17th and Logan streets.
Favorite film: A Clockwork Orange. It's a drastic reality check.
2013 jam: "Ball and Chain" by Janis Joplin.
Style inspirations/icons: Marcel Marceau, who was known for his persona Bip the Clown. AlsoThe Crow.
Favorite accessory: Stripes.
Favorite color: Clear.
Style mantra: I listen to Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" or Korn's "Clown." The music communicates my emotions. I used to listen to Marilyn Manson.
Shops at: Flossy McGrew's, Armyths on Broadway and Express.
Temple loves stripes, and he incorporates them in his bandanna and the scarf in his pants. You can catch Temple perform his pantomime at 16th and Welton, where he attracts an audience. "Humans are parasites," he says. Temple was with his performance troupe when we spotted him.Style analysis: Temple's fashion is a mixture of classic French mime, gothic punk rock and dark protagonists in such films as The Crow and A Clockwork Orange. He pulls from all of these artistic inspirations to create his own black-and-white look for modern-day mime. His style represents his profession, which represents his personality.
Don't be afraid to break out of the box with your fashion, Denver.
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