On The Street......Nolita, New York
I'm not usually big on red but I like this. I guess it is the casualness of the jeans that make it work for me. |
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Saturday, January 21, 2006
I'm not usually big on red but I like this. I guess it is the casualness of the jeans that make it work for me.
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post a commentWhat do we think this jacket is made of?
Love the whiskers and the magnificent jacket. I just wish he had enough nerve to just follow through with nice snug trousers instead of opting for the ubiquitous, tired pair of jeans. Casualness is boring and overrated--let's see some brave, rare birds on the street!
Isn't Anna Karenina tennis player?
You gotta respect a guy that does not conform to the latest looks and develops his own personal style.
Congrats!
I know, I was kiddin'
the stach is so hot right now.
The jacket is cord
the jacket strikes me as velvet, not a cord jacket.
I'm pretty sure it is a cord
If you do an image search on google for John Singer Sargent and Dr. Pozzi, you will see the original of this look - the dark facial hair and the red. Beautiful.
P.S. Sartorialist, I love your blog. And the archives.
Let's be honest with ourselves here.
Without the mustache, we would not have found ourselves enchanted with him to the point of finding the red jacket endearing.
But, on him, I just don't think anything else could possibly look so fresh.