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Comments on "On the Street.....Ostermalm, Stockholm"
I love this!
Hi
Are you in Stockholm now or are these pictures from a previous visit?
PS:
I love old people who are interested in fashion and takes their time to look fashionable.
OH he is just adorable. The sun is out, and he's got an umbrella just in case. Look at his fantastic striped jacket. He's just got a classic look with nothing to prove with his outfit, nothing self conscious about that look, and i think that's why i love it.
He just stepped off his bike and you gave him your hat?
Classic Östermalm.
Yes,Östermalm is the place where you could meet someone dressed like him.
Terrific! He really rocks that magnificent blazer and the hat is perfect, perfectly positioned too. Did you take your panama to Stockholm?
It will have to grow on me...
I guess I'm too young to like it yet
I love this look, although by American standards the jacket sleeves would probably be too long and not allow for the shirt sleeve to show. I especially like the fabric of the jacket, which seems high-quality cotton or maybe silk? And yet another good example of a summer hat! Jorge from W Palm Beach
he's glorious. he looks like a M A N. how bout that? i love his casual elegance with flair and still remaining very masculine. i like a dandy man, too, but this guy does it for me. his style makes him ageless, too.
are wrinkled clothes the new thing now? you have another picture below where the gentleman's clothes are quite disheveled. i understand they may be cotton but...
jokes aside, i like that jacket!
I am so excited to study abroad.
i like older guys who have the balls to dress like that.
Fantastic !! He's so class ...
the right age gentleman for a panama. Great all around.
This makes me grin! Here I am part of the crowd that loves this photo... I love it when older gents make that little extra effort. He not only looks great, but he looks as if he is really enjoying life! Wonderful!
~ Miss Mary
I am a native Stockholmian, and no matter how often I've walked the streets of this city I've never even seen half as many well dressed or unique people as you've shot during your (two?) short visits to this town. You really have the 'eye' for this, and I think that's one of the most impressing things about this blog.
P.B.
very dapper!
He reminds me of an elderly male relative who i'm particularly fond of, so much so I decided to read the subject he was a professor of at Oxford but I digress.
The umbrella and the hat round off the outift perfectly - I could imagine him at Henley.
natty natty natty in a very traditional summery way - panama hat, a blazer a a brolly - love it
If you want more pictures of people in Stockholm try this:
http://stockholmstreetstyle.feber.se/
Wath a classic!!!! Lovely jacket. I really like this one.
I love the jacket and the care he takes in wearing his clothes. What really caught my eye is his impish expression. Wouldn't you just love sharing a glass of wine, slice of cheese while he spins stories of his adventures.
Are you vacationing in Stockholm right now?
i could see myself looking back and relishing the fact that i've been married to him for the last 25 years...
Is it just me, or does this guy's face look like Ted Koppel's? I love how older people can pull off quirkiness in dress much better than younger people. It's as if their age gives them a "pass card" in the style department. I like this outfit on him very much, and I especially like how all his accessories (tie, shoes, hat band) all match, tying the look together nicely.
Tjusig! :)
Well, if people at Ostermalm dress like that, I think I should move into Stocholm as soon as possible!
It's just fun...he's got his own style and he's at a time in life where he can do and look as he darn well pleases and he pulls it off!
sorrento fever!
Excellente! We need to see more of this savoir faire in New York but then New York is the New World and Europe, the old. Oh well. I prefer the Old in matters of dress and manners.
Love all your photos. So beautiful and effortless. I was just curious what kind of camera and do you use?
nice hat
such a dichotomy...summer on top..then blending down to almost wintry then moody Joakim...you can almost feel the crispness in the air in the bottom two ...great character shots sart...
He's awesome!
a lot more pictures of men lately or is it just me????
loved it, loved your whole blog,
Magnifique!
I miss my Stockholm trip... arghzz...
Beautiful look! Love the hat, in fact!
When will u come to Spain to let us show you our very way to dress??
These Stockholm photos make me feel so comfortable! I found the pool picture from L.A. the other day extremely unsettling--at that time I thought I was afraid to miss something. A little sunshine and moderate warmth don't hurt, but this beautiful Scandinavian coolness reminds me of what 'is me' again. I'm simply not made for the heat, nor for the according fashion. Ouf, thanks for that!
I love the total look. Very suave. I enjoy your blog too!
This is great! I love how the jacket is unstructured, yet looks so polished. Great find!
Very very beautiful.
To the native people from Stockholm: we Brazilians really believe in the existence of those gentlemen from the early Bergman's movies, as well as their gemütliche houses: everything pointing to a love affair with the white and pastel colours and with the sunny days of summer.
So don't tell us that gentlemen like this one are scarcely seen. Please, don't take away my ilusions..
Laura
Reminds me of my dad a little, although he'd have baulked at the bold stripes. If his trousers were a tad shorter he'd have been trying for perfection. The fact they're a little too long shows he's not really trying (or caring?) too much and that's what makes him cool.
Love the way he looks like he's indulging you by posing. He's seen it all before. Great
I like it! He looks like he could suddenly decide to twirl that umbrella and do a vaudeville number. And yet it's unstudied enough not to look like a costume.
He'd look better with a bow tie.
i love stockholm
i love you
C'est tres chic!! J'aime sa parapluie...
This man is sooo adorable! 65+ men should really have their own category.
Clearly I'm the only one thinking 'Mary Poppins'.... in a good way! t.x
I like his look. I want to believe he's meeting his granddaughter for lunch.
That old man is badass.
It is a serious tragedy that the tightly rolled black umbrella is an endangered species in North America. Truly an old-world privilege.
i love this photo because it tone of the few pictures of man who isnt RAIL THIN!
big people dress well too!
black shoes ???
LOVE IT!
He looks wonderfully classic! I see so many nicely dressed elderly men on your blog, but no elderly females. Do you think men dresses better than females when they reach a sertant age?