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Comments on "On The Street.........At Junya Watanabe, Paris"
I like the shirt and he looks like a prince!!!So cute:)
this is so chic! the wide linning, and the formfitting of the shirt and the pant. brava, il bell'uomo!
Hee, hee. What a cool youg lad. The rich have such a way about them.
fantastic, very into this outfit.
fantastic look
gorgeous.
He is astoundingly beautiful, like a statue. The formal details enhance this; his placid, almost cold expression brings it to the next level. Reduced to its constituent elements, maybe there's nothing spectacular about this look. But taken together with the wearer, the pieces come to life, and they, in turn, re-animate him.
great look. i live in paris and it's about time you came here again!
sorry i don't have a blog!
impeccable!!!
Well, there's an idea here--several, in fact.
But the execution and final look don't add up.
The top is simply too tight--ditto the pants; it all looks clumsy/ill-fitting and, well, cheesy.
i've been watching lots of BBC movies since i've been home recovering from surgery... he belongs in Daniel Deronda.
He looks like he has been superimposed on this mundane scene; he seems to be floating slightly above the ground.
This is a really amazing photograph.
He is lovely -- not many other men could pull off that haircut -- and the outfit's concept is perfect, especially with his slim frame, but something's a little off. The clothes need pressing. Maybe they got wrinkled on the metro.
his silhouette is wonderful.
The look is so linear and clean, yet it isn't at all rigid - love it!
Fantastic!
where can I get trousers like that?
Crisp
HOT.
So Slim! LOVE IT.
He has the "modern" look of a fencer (is that the right word)? That he is carrying nothing adds nonchalance. I love the folds in the clothes as well, they are perfectly distributed and prevent his looking prissy.
The clothes are perfect, but (and I know I've mentioned this before) I wish men wouldn't put their hands in their pockets. It really distorts the lines of the clothes.
So sleek!
Outfits like this leave me both impressed and uncomfortable. It appears as if the wearer must need constant "adjustment" to keep things in their place (not bunched or pulled in the wrong spots). This fit takes commitment.
again, with the titian lighting . . .
lovely.
though rumpled, he's kind of a toss-up between "wanna date" and "wanna borrow shirt".
(by the way, judith, the redhead on the bicycle you shot recently, was on set today and finally got to see her photo. she says to say "hello, and nice compliments to you". she's french/cuban. she speaks like that.)
-L
Excuse me? His clothes are too tight, to the point of strangulation, and otherwise quite boring. He's attractive in face, but that is not sartorial.
Agree with Butch, the shirt's just too tight.
Otherwise, really good...
I like his slimness and the clothes he is wearing fit a slim guy.The high buttoning of his shirt makes me fear that he might choke anytime.
his clothes, though clearly expensive, are just to small, hence all the wrinkles. and i don't care what the fashionistas say, but i can't wait for this whole "no belt" thing to be over. it's a weird trend...a man should wear a belt.
*swoons and drops dead on the floor*
you know what? i think that with nice clothes and a well-executed outfit, wrinkles are ok. people are not mannequins. if we're living, we're sitting and standing and bending and moving. it's unrealistic to not allow for a little natural wrinklage. having said that, it's different than seeing tha fabric pulling, indicating something may be too tight. he looks svelt and interesting, and the wrinkles create texture. the only area that's a little bothersome is the crooks of his elbows. i've worn shirts that are too snnug in the arm, and it creates that tight wrinkle pattern. it's just uncomfortable to feel that pinch whenever you bend your arms.
I love this. He looks like royalty.
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He does look great. But it's not that it's too tight on him but that it's too long on him. If it sat just a little flatter because it wasn't all bunched up it might look better.
Funny thing, looking at this tight shirt, I feel...envy of him.
I also love tight blouses on ME, but as I have cup D, at breast height I always have a hole between two buttons :-)))
this slim guy has no such problems at all! Looking great.
I'm in love.
Love those pants. Good posture.
Love the trousers, very nice, but I wish he would un button the top button of his shirt. Quite a handsome chap though he could use a feed!
I absolutely must protest giuseppe timore's assertion that a "man must wear a belt." Firstly, who say so? You? This magazine? That tradition?
So WHAT?
Second, being a shorter man standing only 5'10", I can personally attest to the benefits of skipping the belt; it creates less division between the legs and the torso and — as evidenced by the young gentlemen pictured — just makes an entire ensemble feel more sleek, modern yet relaxed.
-angelo
The shirt is not tight ... In Europe we call it fitted - Americans should learn the phrase.
Yeah, it may be creased but he's probably been running around all day so it's only natural - I'm sure when he left home in the morning it was perfect.
he looks great.. very neat ;)
What kind of shirt is that? Where do you get them?
outfit: PERFECT
Agreed.
*swoons and drops dead on the floor*
I am of several minds about this boy.
First I must admit that I love his shirt, but I am afraid if he inhales to deeply he'll blow every button on the poor strained thing!
Secondly, if these trousers were in Denim there would be hell to pay in the comments section. I am beyond relieve that he had thrust his hands into his pockets, as I am afraid there would have been NOTHING left to the imagination if he had not! How are those pants staying up, double sided tape. They are cut at crotch height for crying out loud.
I fear that pants might just become leg warmers in the near future as the waistline continues to drop futher south...shackles anyone. LOL
Sart you do have a brilliant eye and he is a lovely lad. THank you as always for combing the world streets to brings us a chance to observe and needlessly comment.
Cheers,
Jamesy
New favorite. Chic, simple yet so sophisticated.
Now come on folks: you're not being consistent. You nailed poor "Grey Day For A Suit" further down for wearing too-tight clothes, and his outfit was a positively billowy caftan-esque number compared to this sateen straitjacket.
i love everything about this.
the way he holds himself, his face, and what he's wearing. its all one.
a pleasure to see. i would love to hear him talk.
borderline whimsical! i love the fit of the shirt as well as his expresssion. great photo!
Nice shoes. Are they just Meltons, or something more expensive?
To couturealisme: You don't really believe men will stop putting their hands in their pockets for the sake of the drape of their pants!
Even if it made their clothes look better (a debatable point), you are asking men to stop doing what they've done for ages for the sake of their "look." Impossible. I'll never budge. LOL
The collar! I've never seen a collar like that -- it's fantastic! I love this look -- the shirt is so tight and the pants are so slim, and the collar is just the hint of a collar, so it's slim, too, and his hair is slim. The whole thing screams uptight! then it's wrinkled, which says, no, not so much. I love the juxtaposition.
I don't know if the shirt is too long and he's not tucking it all the way in or it's a bad fit on him. But it does give him that long, lean look. Great pants though.
Somehow this didn't go through last time, but...
Gorgeous, gorgeous shot, Scott.
Very stylish young gent, too. I like the super-slimness that doesn't tip over into just too damn tight. Interesting detail on the trousers, too.
Aah, some of these comments miss the aesthetic completely! When was the last time you saw a shirt with such an interesting collar detail, and yet with such a fit?! Exquisite and don't get me started on the pants, the most wonderful fabric and the total commitment to the slim look is incredible. I love this, right down to his "would you expect any less" attitude.
Energie
I agree, he DOES look like a prince. So sleek and handsome. Like it a lot.
Perfect. Clean. Classy.
Thanks Sir...
You show how men can wear a super slim fit shirt and pants and don't look gay...!
A perfect cut and a soooo simple attitude...
These are the components of a great style!
Reverence.
A.
i like the outfit! but as it has been said the shirt is so tight i pulls, and that well beyond fitted even in europe. My grandmother who in an Italian tailor moved the inside button on a double breasted jacket of mine three times so it wouldn't pull or be too loose. I love the concept and admire the confidence! i would just prefer a better fitting shirt.
Wow, this guy looks like a painting. But I'm a little worried about his neck...can he breathe?
*ily
gad he looks like a charming lad.
omigosh this is like porn. I love it, must admit
i love this look - it's completely contemporary and has a hint of 19th C as well.
he looks really good.
Beautiful! I've been looking for a white shirt with that fit for a woman.
Straitjacket was the first word that popped into my head upon viewing this photo. I don't know why, it just was.
There's a juxtaposition of pristine and not, that interests me in his style.
CMC
The shirt is Dior Homme
this guy dresses like me. He has got the idea lol yay but still, i do it better lol
CUT ME OFF A PIECE OF THAT!!
excellent shoes - vintage class - and trousers, not quite so convinced with the shirt though, doesn't look at all comfortable
looks pretty normal, and yeah, stylish to me. we (me, my friends and a bunch of other people at least) wear this kind of 'look' a lot here in Manila.
come on people, the guy can surely pull it off and am pretty sure he's got his reasons why he's wearing his outfit. LEAN is one of them obviously...
kiko
Chic Chic Chic!!!!
Chic Chic Chic!!!
The perfect courtier. Very mannered.
OMG ....
so nice :( ...
un pò strettino
Brilliant! Modern elegance.
I wish more men would wear clothing that fits!
I love those pants