On The Street.....Broadway Gamine, Soho
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post a commentthe outfit is so crisp. the outfit alone tells people, "i know what i'm doing."
and yes! those V's! those angles!
clean, simple, casual and at the same time dressy. perfect for nyc.
I love this outfit, esp the jacket.
Me likey the hair. Me likely the boots. Save the symmetry of everything in between, I'm not to into it.
mltt
She looks awesome! Love the jacket!
does she look good? or, does she look good?
Beautiful!
I love the colors!
Wow, I love it. Very classic looking.
its all in the details, baby!:)
The pants and boots totally crank the funk factor on what might otherwise be a fairly standard look.
I love those kinds of curveballs; they're what makes style 'style.'
It's all about capturing the details. Classic and gorgeous.
We've seen a number of jackets with layering underneath, and I think this one fits the best.
The overstuffed look with straining buttons is more common with this kind of combination. I prefer things to fit with slight ease.
This woman has got that. It's hard to decide if the jacket is a bit big, maybe cut to be worn as outerwear or if she's got her absolute lightest sweater underneath.
I think the absence of a bulky scarf tucked into all this is a good thing.
Does she have a thin scarf and leather gloves in that briefcase in case things turn bad during the day?
If this is a woman, o.k. I can deal with it. If this is a man...
Yes, she is fresh. Together without being tight and I love her hair.
wow great look its perfect. From the shade and cut of the blazer to the slouchy effect of the bag.
Yes.
i'm really digging androgyny right now and this girl does it perfectly. so chic!
Love everything except for the derivative "l-word" haircut.
Ghhhaaa! I love the close up. Its perfect.
This is the look I go for and fail at and now I see why. It takes perfect tailoring!
i love the layers that she's got on
does anyone know anything about the bag she is carrying?
I know this conversation is long gone and done, but it takes me a while to understand what I'm seeing in the Sart's photos....At first I thought the jacket exposed the top button and then there was a button fly for a second button, hence The Sartorialist's detail shot. Is that what's happening with the jacket? Or is it a one-button?
Because there seems to be some strain around 3 inches below the top/only button. It could be a tucked in shirt or a belt buckle bulging through the shirt but if it's a hidden button...that takes this coat to another level of surprising detail.
Perfect elegance!