The Sartorialist for Men's Ex
I am very pleased to announce that I have begun a monthly page for the Japanese magazine Men's Ex.
It is a really great magazine with a flair for classic but hip Italian clothing which is very close to my personal style.
here is a link to the blog run by the Editor-in-Chief of Men's Ex Kentaro Matsuo Men's Ex blog
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post a commentCongrats to you Sir!!
Congratulations, Scott! That's great news. The top page shows you speaking Japanese. Where did you learn Japanese? Just wondering. Keep up the good work. You are the wind beneath my wingtips!
Stunning amount of text on that cover!
Congratulations ~ Sart's reach keeps pace with his grasp!
Where in NYC can one buy this magazine?
Congratulation!
I'd guess Kinokuniya might carry it (there's one in Rock Ctr).
u can buy this magazine at asahiya bookstore in 45st bet 5 and madison.
u can also find leon and zino that are better in my opinion.
i dont understand a word of japanese but i certainly enjoy the pictures and tips.
wow, what a nice browser. which one do you use?
and congrats with your monthly page in Men's Ex.
Ahh I love the Japanese mags... Go to Kinokuniya books in Manhattan. Hands down the best place for this kind of stuff.
Hello Scott,
I'm from the Chi born and raised. I read your lamentation about not getting good photos. Man, a lot of it has to do also with the tourist influx on the mile and the conservative dress code. Hey when you come back, check out Wicker Park. There's a boutique there, among other things, called Gamma Player they always surprise me. Also, check out the financial district. I know what I said eariler but, some people really know how to work with those rules or break them.
Scott, congratulations! You do beautiful work . . . and it is paying off!
Congrats!
Hmmm, why does it seem like everything in japanese looks so cool? I think it's the cool japanese characters(kanji) that look so artistically appealing...
You're now "big in Japan"
From the little I could decipher from that page, the topic at hand are about suits (obviously). The caption in the larger image says something about how sharp the look is. And on the bottom right image, it looks like a "cool" suit ;)
That is amazing! Congrats!
There's nothing that makes you more happy than getting to share your art or opinions/ideas with the rest of the world.
I will be moving to London in two weeks and will hopefully be able to break out of the blog world into the commercial market and get paid for my work. Either way congrats!
Congratulation! I'm sure this is a great new experiences working together with Japanese....
The February edition of Men's EX just came out on 1/4 in Japan, and I headed over to the local booksellers to pick up a copy (way up in the mountains of Nagano but they had it). The Sartorialist is featured again! The Sartorialist is an excellent addition to this great monthly magazine. This month's major feature is a ranking of the best men's shoes for 2008. John Lobb, Edward Green and Trickers are the top three. Worth picking up. Congratulations, Scott!
i always just browse your blog, but today i leave my message here to congratulate you from Japan.
it says your blog has a big influence on fashion scine in the world, have a look and follow them in the styles!
Congratulations from Japan!
Wow! As I was browsing the website, I suddenly found the cover that I've been familiar with! I'd like to check it out when I go to a bookstore.
Keep going!
Congradulations!! That's so wicked! I love Japanese mags too because there is always tons of info plus it's good Japanese practice for me. Though I must admit being a girl, I get funny looks standing in the mens fashion mags area from time to time :p
I look forward to reading it!
Wendy
Nice Blog....Where in London can I buy this magazine?