DeVohn Walker at Lawton and Broadway. Click to see the whole outfit. — Photos by Nicole Wasilewicz.

On my way to scavenge through the racks at World’s Fashion on Broadway, I met DeVohn Walker at Lawton Street, who is nothing short of fabulous. With a pristine eye for vintage chic, his Parisian influences even extend to his expanding collection of Hilton-inspired puppy frill.

DeVohn Walker, 20, Stylist

Beyond his eccentricities, DeVohn just simply seems to have a perfect understanding of what makes fashion fun. And though some may argue that he’s trying too hard (apparently I caught him on one of his more subdued days), when a look works — it works. I, for one, dream of a day when we can all walk around looking like pages out of a glossy campaign.

Where are you from?
Well darling, if you must know — I was born in St. Louis and raised in Arkansas.

What brings you to New York?
My life in fashion as an artist and it’s been going pretty well, just go ahead and Google my name. I’ve been doing modeling but I’m going to start doing more designing when I go to Paris at the end of the year.

What’s this cute little accessory’s name?
Her name is Chanel. She’s the first addition of the four dogs I’m getting all together — Coco, Mademoiselle, and Chanel Number 5.

Where did you find the pieces of the outfit you’re wearing today?
Most of what I’m wearing today is vintage. Not just most but everything. Everything is vintage. My shoes are a gift I got from a friend that went to Paris and brought them back for me.

Do you spend a lot of money on clothes?
Well I think my spending is normal, it’s my entertainment. I don’t watch television, I don’t really do a lot of things that normal people do except shopping — it’s just normal for me, it really is.

Do you have a signature piece?
My tassel! My left ear tassel that I wear and it represents New York and all of my experiences here, Brooklyn and all. It’s always either white or black but in the future to come there will be all sorts of colors– gold, red, you name it. Actually no, I take that back… I shouldn’t say it’s something from a materialistic place. I mean, I’m a material girl, you guys, but I think my hair is my signature — my white streak. I’ve been doing it for about three years now.

Have you seen any neighborhood fashion faux-pas recently?
One thing that I definitely do know is that I do not like to see the same thing. I love to see things that are different in Brooklyn.