VINCENT & EDGAR, New York
These images remind me of the opening title sequence from some 30's movie
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Wednesday, December 06, 2006
These images remind me of the opening title sequence from some 30's movie
To see these images larger just click on the image
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post a commentOr "Last Year at Marienbad."
wow. i think my blood pressure just went up several points and i've broken into a sweat. i know 'tis better to give than to receive, but one has to draw the line somewhere. yoohoo, santa baby...
btw...thanks for enabling the enlarge feature...my middle-aged peepers are much obliged.
Elegant, timeless and lovely. Reminder of the importance of good design. I especially love the sign and the shadow on drapery. This is why I check out your site everyday. Thank you.
those shoes are not looking so fresh.
Really nice shots. I luuurve the 2nd to the last picture! I would TOTALLY wear that shoe! AND I love black.
amazing! love your pics Sart
I love brogues so this shop is like heaven to me. Another reason to return to New York!
you're not kidding !
is that a bespoke shoe shop ?
It's hard for me to wax about the pictures - which are really nice- when the subject is shoes.
The mens' are OK, but those pumps! They look lovely AND they look like you could wear and walk in them.
Gotta go there!
If there's one thing that tops my love for Mary Janes, it's brogue.
I'm confused, though, is this an establishment that still exists and creates shoes? I hope so; shoe-making is a dying art.
Cobblers of the world unite!
mltt
Oh, and like positively the same dame, the extra large pictures are much appreciated.
Thank you!
mltt
address please! i need to support local business.
Wonderfully atmospheric photos; the use of black and white further dramatizes the shoes, which are, God knows, already stage worthy...
These photos play music into my head. I am positively in love... Would you ever sell prints of these? I would be first in line. They speak magic!
Absolutely stunning photography!
Very nice pictures and cool name for a shop. Wonder what Vicent and Edgar look like.
Good idea to use Black & White.
Beautiful pics!
I must posess those shoes. Where is that place?
Sart, like I said in my P.S. at your new Tod's desert boot comments, suede is the way to go. So much richness and depth; like velvet for leather.These shoes and pics bring that richness and depth to the eye. I haven't crossed paths with this shop...but now I want to.
- JCH
Beautiful photos. Love the shadows. All very elegant!
Talking about images: You know what? You should publish your "On The Street....." photos (I love them!) as post cards, posters or at least as a book.
Those kind of boutiques that had their days 20+ years back, make me very sad. Nice pics though.
Great shoes, great pics.
yay for Vincent and for Edgar, too! those are beautiful shoes and nice b/w photos, Sart! thanks for showing me a shop I've never been to - maybe I'll get to NYC in the spring...
Beautiful series.
Want those pumps. No, scratch that: NEED those pumps.
How wonderful!
I wonder how many businesses like this still exist and if young people are taking up this tradition (of both craftsperson and patron)?
I absolutley love brogues, and the mood of these photos epitomize the style of the shoe. love love love it!
beauuutiful, thank you so much!
and also for the enlarging abilities, now i don;t have to squint :)
Fabulous photos. Great eye.
really good pics, the reflection of the signs on the curtain.. it gives me a shiver
I want #4!
Dusty nostalgia.
What and where is that shop exactly? I can't believe I've never heard of it.
Vincent & Edgar is a bespoke shoe shop. Very expensive!
My compliments, beautiful images!
This series is stunning.
You could definitely call them and ask but I'd be surprised if a bespoke pair is less than $3,000.
Beautiful pictures!
shop is at 972 Lexington & 71st St.
love the old world feel of the shoes & the pics. i would love to go to the cobbler school in london to learn how to make these type of shoes!
I love the details on the shoe in the bottom photo.
absolutely beautiful pictures!! so classy!!
Did Roman let you take a picture of him? I was considering using him because of the ebullient praise by Kabbaz and Flusser. But he has the reputation to be somewhat of a misanthrope.
These shoes are just amazing !
They would be perfect with my blue suit...
Hi, I've owned a pair of shoes by Roman for 10 years - they are the best I've ever owned - even better than ones handmade in London. I'm going back for more - you should too.
Beautiful photos! I have a pair to add
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