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Comments on "Renata Molho, Milano"
beautiful and vivid colors. I love the way her hair flows with the blue and purple of outfit and standing in front of the black background is beautiful to. I also love how her bright face stands out. Absolutely beautiful.
We've seen this woman before, haven't we? She really leaves an impression. Such an individual sense of style--and i mean that in the best possible way. I would love to see the back of this, and specifically what happens with that amazing black vest(?) which i am coveting madly.
She also has real presence --reminds me a little of Yoko Ono.
Incredible photo, too. you've really mastered the lighting.
absolutely stunning. i hope i look this flawless in 40 (geez... 20) years!
fountain-of-youth chasers, face-lifters, and botox-ers, take note:
THIS IS HOW YOU AGE WITH GRACE, STYLE, AND UTTER BEAUTY.
THIS. IS. HOW.
The effect doesn't seem to be working because the clothing is too dark. You could start processing your raw files twice and combining them to get the best highlights and shadows in one frame.
SEE!! This is what I meant about "women of a certain age!" Her hair could be considered too long for her age, but the beautifully untouched face and eclectic, eccentric clothing balance it all out. She's not trying or if she is it is done behind the scene, as it should be!!!
She's very elegant... And I love the plum(?) behind the black, it's amazing.
oh my god
Scott- you have the best eye!
Gorgeous & captivating....
She is stunning. Beautiful photo Sart. The aubergine pants really finish this off for me.
stunning. i love the colors. she's so chic. strong. beautiful.
shes so pretty
Sart, you have ESP? When you posted " On the Street....The Silver Fox - Femme" on January 11, I immediately wondered where this enigma of a woman was.
Thank you!
mltt
i want to see what you saw. but i dont see it.
What a present to open Sartorialist and see this! she grew her hair long! she looks as radiant as ever - love the whole look - wish you told more of the story! Was this random or arranged?
She redefines the definition of gorgeous! She looks better and better each time I see her.. Big fan..
And a very beautiful shot as well scott! Your photography has advanced sooo much. Very nice to see you blossom..
~Yokoo
oh. good. heavens.
truly an inspiration!!!!!!!
thank you!!
I love her face :)
beautiful! Another strong argument against plastic surgery, too.
She is back!!!
My all-time favorite! That vest is not to be believed!
Please, Scott, what does she do? I remember you saying that she is a writer but for who and what does she write?
Please to entertain with more details of this amazing woman's endeavors!!
wow...another gud capture there..
her face n bags really stands out...
kudos..
wiiee
adil
FANTASTIC bone structure
Two thumbs way up!
What a portrait! There is so much more to it than the clothes. Her expression and hair are quite interesting.Like her bag and the way she is wearing it. And that pen in her hand..she looks like a writer/thinker.
Wow,she has aged beautifully-there is noyhing artificial here. The bag is quite unusual.Personally I couldn´t imagine carrying it,but somehow it suits the lady pictured.
Beautiful, sensuous, rich colors, deep fabrics that blend together. Visually appealing yet nowhere near sensory overload; simple but not boring. Plus, she's gorgeous and is carrying a blue UniBall pen (my all time favorite kind of pen). So glad you didn't stop at that "perfect" dude! :)
she looks like a woman of wisdom... and i just looove the shot
Che bella donna ~
a latter-day Italian Audrey Hepburn! so full of grace.
she looks comfortable in her own skin--that's the ultimate in style and sexiness.
i love it when older women keep their hair long and flowing-- it adds distinction and a sense of youthfulness.
i'm in my early twenties and keep my long hair tied back in a braid and always have and intend to keep it long even when i'm old and gray.
she's quietly stunning and very inspiring.
Sumptuous colours. Thank you for so much inspiration.
like a madona
I'm a newcomer to thesart. After the Silver Fox & now this woman, I'm hooked! Thank you for bringing such beauty to my eye.
she looks evil, but I like it.
This reminds me of Modigliani's portrait of Anna Zborowska, you have a beautiful way with images and I feel far more optimistic about aging, thank you for the inspiration!
Of course I like her, but sometimes I think that I like the people on thesartorialist.com because they have been portraied by you.
I mean: do I like your photos and your sensitivity or do I like the people pictured.
As far as this picture is concerned I have no doubt: I love the picture (even though Renata is great) as taken by you (it even reminds of an austrian painter whose name I can't unluckily remember...)
Oh my God...fantastic. That sweater is my favourite colour, and I want to be her when I grow up.
pretty woman
nice pic
good colors!
Beautiful Portrait.
Whoever said women past a certain age shouldn't wear their hair long needs to be sent this photo and then smacked hard. I'm okay with growing older if I can be this effervescent.
why is the background so dark? did you purposely put her against a dark wall? i'm just wondering where this was taken b/c you usually shoot in full daylight. thanks.
she looks evil, but I like it.
I wish I could open up Vogue and see somebody like this. When I see women like her, I just can't wait to be over forty!
Beautiful woman, beautiful shot. Just look at that bone structure! And I love her hair.
She's gorgeous.
You're left with the impression that no one would dare give this lady advice!!!
She embodies independence.
she is so insanely beautiful, it slays me. forget the clothes for a second-- the architecture of her face belongs in the canons of art history.
Thank you Sart for posting a picture of a real woman...who doesn't color her hair or cut it insanely short or try to hide or surgically alter her wrinkles. This is feminine beauty and a real role model...we women need as much of this as we can get. Who says we need to stay young to stay beautiful?
Yet again I'm confused. Rather nice picture, but I can't see the magic...
Simply beautiful! Talk about girl crush/woman crush/older-woman crush.
I love the combination of colours in the vest, the shirt, the bag, the background.
This lady seems like someone you could sit with for hours and talk of her life experiences.
she's great
love all the pics you've posted of her
an authentic sense of style and so beautiful...
this is pure, unaffected, unique style. she is eclectic, worldly, timeless.
Stunning picture and what a wonderful testament to being not just comfortable but beautiful in your own skin. She's an inspiration.
Sexy! I love her. Just a great sense of personal style. Age is irrelevant.
Wow, for all of the people saying that this is a great argument against plastic surgery, look again. (one) of the reasons this woman has "aged so gracefully" is that she has always been drop-dead gorgeous. it certainly helps the aging process to be so beautiful to begin with. i love her hair!
Nice sashiko patchwork on the bag.
i'm going to vomit from joy.
this is my new favourite portrait from you.
i wish i could see more of the vest(-y thing) because i'm going to try my damndest to find something like it!
True individual and unique style - and incredible beauty. what a fantastic photograph!
She looks like a really regal lady! Love her face!
I am really glad that Sart has such an open eye.
You really do have a talent.
This woman is class and elegance, and she gives the color purple all of its symbolism - ROYALTY.
And she does it without being trendy or trying to look younger. It's no pretentious, just years of getting to know yourself.
holy cheekbones! love the curls too.
This picture is stunning! My compliments to the photographer!
She's the definition of real beauty. Thanks for posting the pic. It serves as the perfect antidote to the manufactured beauty stereotypes propagated by hollywood executives and glossy magazines. And it's refreshing to see that although you're part of the magazine world, you have managed to make a difference and offer a new perspective. I've been a fan of yours for ages. Keep up the good work!
Her hair is beautiful! She's the epitome of natural beauty, which is quite rare these days.. I wish I look this good when I reach her age.. What's her name?
"Vanity Fair" must have offered you a contract by now. Your portraits, always wonderful, are rising to the next level. I could look at this shot and the one of the guy with the Van Dyke beard in the 3 piece brown suit all day.
Oh, that's just beautiful. The colors are muted yet rich. Love it.
absolutely stunning, both the woman and the photo itself.
this lady looks like an older audrey hepburn. such a beauty.
i have always had, like most in our youth-crazed culture, an intense fear of aging. this photo is an excellent reminder to someone as young as myself (20) that age is not a compromise but an evolution.
she is the visual embodiment of a life well and fully lived.
stunning photo. thank you.
Breathtaking!!! Can we just ship all the fuddy duddy women(my MIL included) I see on a daily basis to Milan to get schooled on dressing after having kids and gray hair?!
Words fail me. So inutterably elegant!
She is beautiful. This is how I hope to grow old.
Amazing.. I love her.
It's those cheekbones! They are the perfect accessory to any outfit. where can I get some?
what a beautifull woman. Thank you for sharing your gifts with us.
Wow,like an universal mom!
This woman always was, and always will be, beautiful. Her attitude seems to be: "Well. I am. Next?" Beauty, strength, simplicity: the blessed three.
It's the face. It's all about that exquisite *face*.
I hope i age like this. There is such strength and grace in her beauty! You can tell she has lived and smiled and been in the sun. To me, that is prettier than all the young, wrinkle-free pouty women out there.
i aqree it is a striking picture. but is that a needle in her hand? i don't think it is a pen.
Gosh, she must be one of the most truly beautiful women I've ever seen.
She Knows...
she is absolutely BEAUTIFUL. No matter what she is wearing.