On the Street.....More Great Hair, Stockholm
I think he looks like an old-time movie star on vaction
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Friday, August 17, 2007
I think he looks like an old-time movie star on vaction
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post a commentLove it, love it, love it!
he is the best looking man in stockholm, i must say.
Nice safe outfit, since I'm Swedish I can sday
A square face good looking, masculine chin and one strong wave in the front, nice.
Oh, this is wonderful!
Agreed, great hair. And if the coloring's not natural, it's beautifully done. Also nice to see more men with actual parts (parted hair, not a comment on body parts) again.
Sart--He looks hairless, both arms and legs. IRL?
Yes, this does have a period feeling--the shirt, the slightly floppy pants.
But really, it's the hair, I think, that evokes, or reinforces the sense of styles past. I agree with another poster who was in awe of the Scandinavian gene-pool. These countries are the Brazil of the North. (Or Brazil is...etc.)
I think he is very good looking.The vogue on his hair is cute.With this kind of sneakers you don´t need socks,dot.
sart... you can't do this to me.... too many good looking men in stockholm. every morning is a shocker. not good for my health.
He certainly does look like a movie star! How does a guy in casual pull off glamour so well? Must be in the genes/jeans...
Great! That is Carl N Sundevall. A famous journalist who started a magazine called Rodeo. Love his look.
so consistent. every photo you've shown us from Stockholm has that clean edginess -- very compelling!
He does look like an old movie star - or like Gatsby must have looked like in his youth. Brilliant.
Great everything, imho.
I think he looks amazing..so pulled together and relaxed.
Thats Björn af Kleen right?
Swedish Kenneth Branagh!!!
my great hair days are long gone (as is most of my hair), but I like this look.
What a cute boy! Definitely Troy Donahue in "A Summer Place" I love his clean and fresh look--well-scrubbed, with a baby-faced innocence. You know there's a little devil underneath.
He absolutely does!
Effortless style. Very well done.
Very classy!
I think he looks like Stockholm, resort, 2008. Lanvinesque.
My word!
There are few men I find truly attractive. This blond man with his blond clothes and frank facial expression & pose leaves me stunned.
Your pictures, Sart, belong to the tradition of great portraiture.
i imagine him blending into the movie the talented mr. ripley beautifully.
ok, i'm baffled as to why this man is considered sartorial.
is your blog about sartorial discoveries or about beautiful faces? there are many many pretty faces (and this man is one) but there are very few men with a great tailored fashion sense. question: do you equate good, natural born looks, with being sartorial?
this blog isn't literally about all things sartorial - it is about inspiration
that inspiration can come from clothes, hair, attitude , whatever
if you open your mind a man can be inspired to buy a new shirt because of the color of a women's dress he saw on the street - A woman could be inspired to buy a new dress after seeing a mans scarf.
I have said it before
Abstract Inspiration!!
Jack Purcells! I wore out 3 pairs through my teens and 20s.
M-, I love the pale colors (especially in that shirt!), the sleek lines on the pants, the typically casual white tennies looking crisp and not sloppy, the exposed ankles, the unusual hair, the rocks and the flora... and we've seen many, many New Yorkers with similarly casual or not-so-innovative looks showcased too who do something simple or standard very right and still manage to be inspirational. The crazy, eye-catching looks that revolve about skirts made of button-downs or an unusual accessory are neat, but there is also value to be taken from the pictures of clothing being worn well, I think.
He reminds me of the very handsome Truman Capote, when he was around 25. Except with longer hair. Brilliant.
sart
i'm flattered you actually reacted to my comment.
but, i do feel i raised a valid question. many times on your sight i see beautiful people, and as an aesthete, i love it, however, when i see the word sartorial as your title, beautiful faces does not come to mind. what i interpreted was that you were going to focus on the expression of fashion through good tailoring and good personal style. which was refreshing, because fashion magazines, for the most part, seem to focus more on physical beauty, which again i love, over actual style and tailoring. so i am disappointed when you do the same. believe me, i have an open mind. i am inspired by attitudes, nature, technology, a woman's shoe, to express my own personal style. but now that you have advised that you are also about inspiration, i will try and see what is it about this man that inspires you (because what i see as a possible inspiration is to either look like him or have him and there is nothing sartorial about that). i look forward to seeing more of your finds. thank you!
Hello there, Andy Bell.
He's gorgeous.
i love it. yes i really do, but i have to say,
damn those jack purcells! that they dont make size thirteens! but yes his hair is FANTASTIC!
M:
It's the hair--the swoooop! it's what makes him more than just a pretty face.
nice sneaks
I agree with the person who said that that's Björn af Kleen..Im pretty sure it's him. He writes about fashion witch means im not exactly suprised seeing a picture of him well dressed.
this is NOT carl m sundevall , as someone commented before (and btw,carl did NOT found the mag rodeo either),this is a swedish journalist, Björn af Kleen.He looks very much like a young August Strindberg.
I want more pics from Stockholm, are the posted all you took mr Sart or are you holding back on a bunch?
Zarc: Yes, Jack Purcells are available in 13's. Check out the Converse.com web site. I got my pair (also 13) from there. We men with big feet have to stick together.
Björn Af Kleen, proves that young nobility still can look good.
Effortless, eternal style...
This blog is about wearable clothes and 'real' fashion directly from the streets.
It's great.
Will we ever see pictures from South America? This Argentinian girl would love to see what you can find in here...
I think we can agree that Stockholm has the best sense of honest fashion across the board. Jag tycker om Stockholm!
Oh i adore his entire look, and he reminds of Jean Marais very much so.
I love sartorialist, but WHY THE HELL is it only semi-well known ppl that gets photographed, is there any people at all that gets shot without a phonecall being made so they can style themself?
/S. Stockholm
For S
Why do you think I made a phone call to set this shot up?
I was in Stockholm during fashion week so of course you are going to see some well-know people- if they look super cool!!
Are you saying that this young man doesn't have great hair?
has no one commented on his delectably enormous HANDS?! Good grief. They're, like, flippin' huge...
Very dreamy...a real gentleman. You know he gets boys and girls handing him their phone number all day long.
haha I saw him at Arlanda, not that I'm a stalker or anything. I just happen to have good memory...
He reminds me of the novel character "The Great Gatsby"!
OMG he is so hot. And smart. And AWESOME.