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I just got back to New York and will be out shooting in the city tomorrow!
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post a commentYes! Love the--what?--culottes? And the--leggings? Puttees? Black long johns? And the proportions. And the black and grey palette.
The only thing I'd change is the hat--well, it's particular pointedness, which is just too pixie for me.
Adorable pixie boy! He reminds me of the old illustrations from Enid Blyton books.
What a great photo - the young man looks great with his elfish blackness and all the surrounding black clad masses!
love it! elvin masterpiece
In a sea of black-clad dudes stands the coolest black-clad dude in the land.
All I have to say is, Yay!!!!!! Out all of your shots, the pictures from Paris, Milan, and New York are the best. I love it.
Thom Browne's School Days... a modern little Lord Fauntleroy.
absolutely dig the hat!!
anyone know where that hat is from?
Not to say you can't do famous and far-flung fashion people (you make them look more human than anyone else). But thank goodness for New York City! Please let it be your only muse! I think there is no more inspired bunch of dressers than the ladies and lads that strut their stuff on the streets of this the best city in the world! Thank you Sart!
Too Hogwartsian for me.
A sea of black with Michael Macko in the back!
YAY!!! we missed you here!!! lots of love...tomorrow I think It's gonna be a little cold! Good luck!
Skirt, baggy pants, short inseam, knickers? Cant tell. Nice scarf for sure.
this is one of my favourites you've ever posted! the jacket, the layering, the facial expression - perfect!
LOVE the pants...anyone know where they are from?
everyone is in black!!!
His pants remind me of the traditional Cypriot Vraka pants the men used to wear with leather boots...my grandfather wore those as young man..
I love that guy's hat! (I'm obsessed with hats at the moment.) And I also really love the coat and shoes. It's all so well put together (every outfit on this blog is). 8-)
hmm..nice combination of black!!!
Urban elf ninja?
He must be Japanese. They look cool in everything they wear for some gosh darn reason >:(
i'm in love.
It's Satoshi! And he is, in fact, Japanese. The jacket he's wearing is his own; he has a label called Niibo, which sells all over Japan and has really limited distribution in the U.S.
Cool kid for sure.
Looks like he's wearing a lot of stuff by the 'arte povera' -style Italian labels like Carpe Diem or L'Maltieri (both produced by Maurizio Altieri) ...definitely the hat and the distressed boots, but maybe the scarf and pants as well. Probably spent hundreds on the hat and close to a grand on the boots if it turns out to be the case!
Here is more info on those labels and all of the various off-shoots as designers have left and started their own: http://jcreport.com/59432
He should have borrowed the sartorialist's scarf to add a bit of blue panache...
Interesting clothing...love the skirt; love the hat. The whole outfit? Hmmmm...