On the Street....... Outside Colette, Paris
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post a commentThe boots appear to be of different sizes?
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Yeah man he looks dope
he looks sharp. i like the tan color and the boots tucked in
I LOVE it when men wear their boots tucked in... mmmmmmmmm!
Women tuck their trousers into their boots, only men in uniform may do the same, unless, of course, you have been whisked back in time, in which case, 'fill your boots'.
Just perfect. I love it, the layering, the color and the boots wearing like that. Effortless but super chic.;P
Great pics!
He is so pulled together without looking like a victim.
love the belted cardigan. great color combinations!
Yeah, love those tucked-in boots!
loove your blog when are u coming to take some awsome pics to finland.!
wonderful blend of color and the boots, cardigan, and coat all work beautifully.
great boots
he's got some great style
I do too!
Yes, the belted card gets a big thumbs up, as does everything else in this guy's costume.
It's all nonchalant (now there's an old-fashioned word for you) yet carefully thought-through....
mmmm, I love his bag!
Something about him + the background is very 18th century. Cool shot.
Love the boots on this gentleman.
Love the jacket on this gentleman.
Love the smile on this gentleman.
Love this gentleman.
mltt
I hate to be mean but it looks way to effeminate, it looks like something a stylish 40 year old woman would look good in.
You'd think that this is a woman's outfit but he manages to look great :)
justcute and gentle..
I hope he is comfortable ......he looks quite put together......nice look ......a bit contived i would say
THX SAR
Haha...the background with the construction and the Asian guy looked as if it was shot in Hong Kong...HEY Mr Sartorialist, when are you coming over to Asia? Your Singaporean FAN here is waiting...
can i take him home?
He looks great!! I like the coat together with the boots.
Anon 6:49 and Soleil Noir said what I was thinking in the back of my mind, but was scared to say. Maybe it's the trousers tucked into the boots. Maybe it's the belted cardigan. I don't know.
Don't get me wrong, he did a good job of layering. His color choices are impeccable. I mean, the stripes in the shirt reach over and play well with his bag. The buttons on his card almost seem to be married to the boots.
If he would just untuck those boots...
This guy knows what he's doing. I love the colors and layering. I don't know how I'd feel about the belted cardigan though, maybe if I see it without the coat, I could get a better idea of how it drapes, esp. on a man's silhoutte. As for the tucked in boots, I didn't think it looked odd until someone mentioned it. It is definitely uncharacteristic for men but the colors and fit match well.
I love the boots weared like this, specially with the length of his coat.
His look appears effortlessly slick and fashionable. I think the boot tuck-in is a great touch that most men couldn't or wouldn't even try to pull off. This guy makes it look great, and personally I don't think he looks feminine. Just stylish, slick, and cool.
How funny, I never would have thought effeminate. What I did think was, wow, nice layering, that's something I'd wear! I'm a girl though. Still, I don't get why it's effeminate. To me, just sharp.
lovelovelove the boots and the vest and.....
his entire look is great actually!
wuuaaa, nice cardigan!!!!
i love it too
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To tuck or not to tuck, that is the question, apparently. If nothing else, I guess that stops us discussing whether his pants are too long, short, or vice versa.
Tucking pants into boots has a definite "mucking about, doing STUFF in the country" feel to it (I've done it, my Dad's done it, we're manly men) so I never saw this as risking being effeminite, more risking the "come to town for the month's supplies" feel. But the boots look like leather casual boots rather than rubber wellies, so he's on fairly safe ground ... may be mistaken for a lost quail hunter though.
But a belted cardigan seems odd ... a bit of a belt-and-braces overkill problem. Sorry, but there it is.
A bit 'too thought out' for my taste. Kind of womanly.
I am curious as to why the sweater appears to pull at the button on such a trim man.
This guy is fly, he is the perfection of metrosexual lite.
Handsome
Effeminate? Those comments on gender as an assumption of weakness are just not fair to anybody, anywhere.
Dress and language relate to each other due to cultural meaning that goes beyond form.
The dude looks smart, sensible and totally forward.
The tucked in boots work for me--He has a bit of the equestrian look. But, two sweaters look a bit contrived (and warm)...
This is an extremely attractive and stylish man. Hellloooo...
Cute and charming... mmmmm... yes, deserves another yes.
He's hot....!
An outfit should come together to look effortless. i don't think he's achieved this.
Veeeery sharp! Few guys can get away with pants in boots.
i think he's indonesian
or asian, perhaps
Its the same guy from spring 2007 Style.com guest blog!
Knee-high leather boots on a man carry very strong connotations of involvement in two well-defined activities: a) English saddle riding; b) lifestyle power exchange. Men not actually engaged in a) or b), or not willing to be mistaken for same, should not wear them.
God, I love Asian men. They can go out in their pajamas and I'm happy.
the last thing i would think looking at this is effeminate. it evokes rather images of country living, most especially horse-riding to me and last i checked both men and women partake in those. if the sartorial cultural markers of one group of people are fair game for appropriation in the name of fashion, why not the "english gentleman" look for someone who isn't necessarily a part of that subset?