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" Jurassic Park was not a stylish movie. It was a damn good movie, and one that changed the way we consume cinematic action so dramatically that we still feel it to this day. But stylish? Hell no. This is a film in which the guy who&amp;#039;s ostensibly the most fashionable, Goldblum&amp;#039;s Ian Malcolm \u2014 he of the &amp;quot;dripping water on her hand to demonstrate Chaos Theory&amp;quot; school of seduction \u2014 wears a black leather sport coat. A black. Leather. Sport coat. But still, there&amp;#039;s as much to be learned from failure as there is from sartorial success. So, on the day of the seminal dino flick&amp;#039;s rebirth as a 3D spectacle in theaters nationwide, we sat down and performed a highly (un)scientific appraisal of the style in Jurassic Park. Herewith, our insights:  Lesson 1: Chambray is an enduring classic (even if Dr. Grant could&amp;#039;ve done with a smaller size).  Lesson 2:Neckerchiefs, not so much.  Lesson 3:The early &amp;#039;90s were not a good time for jackets. Exhibit A: the black leather sport coat.  And Exhibit B: Members Only.  Lesson 4:A good hat is always a smart move.  Note that we qualified that it needs to be a good hat.  Lesson 5:An all-white getup is a sure sign of a god complex. Keep that in mind should you find yourself itching to try out the look this summer.  An Aside:Is it just us, or does Spielberg actually look kind of, well\u2026 cool in this photo? Maybe.  Lesson 6:Nobody is as cool as Sam Jackson (especially not Speilberg). Final conclusion: Yeah, it&amp;#039;s confirmed. The style was weak (if illuminating at times). Turns out one doesn&amp;#039;t tend to look one&amp;#039;s best when being hunted down by voracious raptors or chased by a T-Rex. Go figure. But hey, at least we&amp;#039;ve confirmed, once more, what we already knew in our heart of hearts: Sam Jackson is a boss. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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