Curbed National takes a look at some of the most sartorially singular architects out there, from Zaha Hadid with her high-fashion sculptural draperies to Peter "Leather Daddy" Marino. For better and for worse, these big-name designers have smashed the stereotype of the draftsman in all black. This way for bright-red suits, Prada-rocking Pritzker winners, and the story behind the industry's most infamous pair of cowboy boots. [Curbed National]
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