When Julian Finkel met Georgia Groom in the early aughts, he was an aspiring funk-rock star and she was a boho beauty who made her own clothes. Fourteen years and a gaggle of artfully monikered little ones later, some things have changed (“We’re more refined now,” says Finkel), while others have stayed the same (“I still love him in a rock T-shirt and jeans,” says Groom). Both work in fashion—she does wardrobe design for commercials and TV; he runs Model Citizen, the men’s boutique with the motto “You deserve a better dressed boyfriend.” They look like a family out of a Wes Anderson movie, but both parents say they don’t treat the kids—LouLou, twins John Wolf and Solomon, and Digby, Finkel’s daughter from a previous marriage—like accessories. “The kids choose what they wear,” Groom says. “But,” she adds, “I won’t buy them things I don’t like. That’s how we work it.”
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