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Comments on "On the Street.....Black & White, West Soho"
I like the way the hat makes it less severe. Very unexpected.
that wall is gorgeous... who did it?
This is all about the photograph - the young man against the crazy background - it's terrific!
Put a big smile on my face on a rainy morning..
If i saw this guy walking down any other street i'd admire the hat/hair/specs combo but nothing else.
Love the hat and those glasses.
those glasses are about all that does it for me here.
elvis costello
Normally this hat would annoy me, but paired with the glasses I think it looks good.
Not a fan of the shoes.
I say boring... the wall is great though.
He's adorable!!
I love the way the colors play.
Wayfarer spectacles, discuss.
I have four pairs and they make my outfits feel complete but I feel it's fast becoming the domain of the fashion victim. I take it from the comments so far that the waters are still warm?
It's all on the wall. Looks like Harry Potter trying to do an impression of Johnny Depp. Shoes seem a bit heavy, chunky, bulky. Great shot though.
Very nice clothes, too bad shoes!
loose casual style....very chill out
I kept by Wayfarers from the 80s and am wearing them again- I think they are a classic shape of frame and will not ever go away. Lots of people never stopped wearing them. I also like the composition of the picture: which is the subject, the guy or the wall? Dislike the shoes (they whisper overworked waiter) but otherwise like the outfit. Jorge from West Palm Beach
adorable.. i'll take one to go please!
I agree with the comments that admire the wall more than his outfit. It's a fine outfit, and the hat is cute, but I'm not particularly excited about it in any way. And I hate the shoes.
Great picture! The outfit doesn't do it for me though. But it's clear that this guy has his own sense of style and is comfortable with it - good for him!
The wall overshadows him. I think his attire is boring. :(
those shoes make this one of the worst pics ever on the sart
I think the hat adds a quirky touch, also the neck of the top suits the slouchy look.
Better shoes would've completely transformed this.
this man cannot be used as an icon of fashion, this is a poor example of high style....unless mr schuman knows something i dont
I would agree with the wall being the best bit.
The hat and glasses are indeed quirky. The jacket and trousers i'm not keen on but it could be the yohji look he is going for. I do like the t-shirt/vest, great neckline. Is that shoe style called creepers?
Glasses are great, not my style but a great photo nonetheless
From the waist up I really like it. The jacket looks great. Shoes should be thrown in the trash though...
Love everything. Although the flipped up-in-the-front trilby isn't my favorite, he works it well. It usually looks too Tears for Fears but not here.
His pasty, Elvis Costello, gangly, cool nerd thing is workin'. I especially like how comfortable he looks without looking schleppy.
Very masculine.
Very sexy.
Yummy.
We all know this portrait is not about the young man-- it's all about Sart's great eye for composition ;-) Love the sleek and graphic black and white, with only the subject's face and hat holding colors. Awesome how he's blending into the mural behind him; reminds me of another one of your beautiful portrait of the young black man in a graffiti-printed hoody standing before a graffiti-covered wall. You rock.
--PLO
wayfarer's are for fashion victims? they had a season in the 1980's (as per another comment here: elvis costello, love them brothel creepers, havent seen these for a while). the same could be said about eames chairs or some other timeless well designed 20c piece. can we help that paris hiltons stylist jumped on the bandwagon?!
Awesome photo as always. This kid looks like a young (and better looking) Steven Jesse Bernstein.
It's a good look, complemented by the background.
Love both the outfit and the wall. I think the effortless simplicity of his outfit is genious.
for anon 7:18
I never said this was a style icon or high style but it is inspiring - at least to me
geek chic! this is my type of guy! love the glasses and that wife beater white shirt.. i do think he needs to rethink his shoes.. but he does look non-chalant with them and that's part of the charm isn't it?
His personal style aura makes the outfit look good, even though he's wearing gross shoes & ill-fitting pants.
finally, a man wearing pants that fit! i am so tired of the skin-tight look. Bravo!
Hey, I have those glasses. They are Dita E=mc2. I love them like a child!
where can i find a hat like that???
thats on Thompson on the other side of 60 Thompson...
I love this photograph.... he looks outstanding in his present position and I would advise him never to move! :-)
I have a feeling the man on the picture is very satisfied with the shot. It shows exactly what he is trying to accomplish with his style.