On the Street.......Palais Royal, Paris
In the past I have had a hard time finding great menswear style in Paris but maybe I was just looking in the wrong places.
I have been really inspired by the gentleman I found the last three days - I'm hitting my Paris groove.
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post a commentI like his layering :)
first comment? i love that all the dressed up men in your photographs have pocket squares. you never see that around where i live.
now here is a gent who enjoys his clothes! love the shoes...it's as if he could dip into any century and be at ease...aware of fabric..of texture..ah! enjoyment
A marvellous look. The waistcoat with lapels is nice, but the highlight is the cravat - more cravats please, Sart! Also nice to see trousers without turn-ups.
I've noticed quite a few examples of stylish turnout on my trips to Paris - has the place gone downhill recently?
What a face and what an attitude! He looks like he stepped out of an Ingres drawing...
Well, this guy is dotting and crossing all his fashion i's and t's, and to good effect. The shoes seems particularly nice.
What is it with French men's tailoring? I always thought it lacked the sexiness and craft of the Italian kind, on the one hand, and the timeless correctness and, well, craft of the British sort on the other. It was all line looking for a place to go. But I think it's gotten/getting better, more vital, more interesting in some way, as you observe....
Sart, it's shots like this that make me keep hoping you'll do a book...this is stunning work.
so lovely!
i love hanging out at the palais royal eating chocolates and watching kids play. that pic just made my dreary rainy day!
Sart, It doesn't get any better than this! He is magnificant in every sense! And your photo is entransing-with the pillars-brilliant!
Lovely buttons on his vest, and I appreciate the way his overcoat is hanging just so from his frame, revealing the layers of his outfit. Flou with tweed and pocketsquare.
If this man's place of work is the Palais Royale, je suis verte avec jalousie.
I love the muted, rich colors. The green overcoat, the mustardy tan pants and brown shoes are wonderful together.
What a scholarly-looking outfit. The colors mesh perfectly.
In this world where youth is over prized, your pics of classy older men are such a relief.
martin van buren!
I don't know what Walter Benjamin actually looked like, but this to me is the ideal dust jacket photo of him, with the arcades of the Palais Royal in the background. What a fabulous picture.
Love his combination of colors. The assortments of green, mustard, and green make this combination absolutely brilliant.
There's something about this gentleman. His style appears effortless, but as he still takes care. I dig it.
it's fine except for the purse.
there are plenty of really good-looking briefcases in the world, if you need to carry more than can fit in yr pockets.
(overstuffed pockets would of course go quite well with this look.)
I love that you sometimes show 'real' people - not just models or those that are model sized. Good Fashion can translate to everyone
Not just wonderful clothes ... but wonderful framing and photography as well!
Love this shot.
top ten fav sartorialist shots ever. the layers, the character, the presence, he just has 'it.'
Everything is great. except for the beard. Older men should especially take care of their top hair and facial hair
Love it! To find great men's style in Paris, you might try the ministerial quarter. Best dressed men in Paris! Also, the best custom shoemaker on rue Vaneau.