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Comments on "On the Street.....Button It Up, NYC"
Love this look. retro-modern high class, lovelly
Simply enchanting. Details?
i love the short pants. and sometimes you need the extra security of being buttoned all the way up, like wearing a hood.
this is a great look.
he is amazing. love the glasses and the color of his socks!!
I am so not liking cropped pants on guys. On women, worn with sandals, cropped pants show off a well-turned ankle. On men, with socks and flat-heeled shoes, it just looks like their pants are too short. Or like Uncle George and his Bermuda shorts and black socks.
The jacket has me intrigued. A reversion back a couple of centuries to the historical roots of the jacket revers, back when men's coats did button all the way up.
amazing! love the theme
love his glasses. would like pants to be a little longer for proportion. jacket looks uncomfortable. he looks really comfortable in his skin and enlightened.
Fantastic. It is a functional button hole after all, why not button it? The hat, glasses, shoes, socks and cropped trousers, it all fits together so gosh darn well.
He is so cute! I love the artie way his outfit reminds to childhood without beeing ridiculous, a little bit like a Jaques Tati movie. Even his smile is like the one of a child! Nice shot!
cool jacket!
I like how his glasses and hat accentuates his round head
It all looks a bit like the clothes were on the wrong drying cycle. But love the specs. What a relief to get away from hard squares. t.x
nice idea, I like the pattern.... but I am really not a big fan of short legs. Overall it looks a bit to me like a costume extras would wear in 1930's movies
His shoes look like all black bowling shoes, I love that.
I dig the jacket, quite interesting.
Great look overall-- dark red socks are a great little touch.
yep, buttoning up is not only cool but i think it quite comfortable on cold and windy days when you have now scarf with you. so its also warm. ;)
SMART!
the jacket treatment is just so obvious and yet it takes people like him to serve it.
a stunning prove how a simple treatment can change the whole look of an outfit.
Nice color on the rolled up sleeves. Was that a green chinese hat?
what kind of shoes?
also, i think this short(ish) guy can pull off the cropped pants, cus there's no mistaking it. i think i'm too tall for it.
http://facehunter.blogspot.com/2008/09/nyc-fashion-week-ss09-day-1-090508.html
you and facehunter shot the same guy! love both blogs for sure
very cary grant in philadelphia story with the button up jacket.
gosh!i really like this. he looks like a cross between tintin and rupert bear. great glasses too.
excellent job rolling up his sleeves, the lighter blue made a good contrast. this jacket ..., i'd rob him for it. :D
Love the jacket and the wonderful styling of it and yes I do like both rolled up and pushed up sleeves on men's jacket, Like the butter yellow leather pants colour but I find the short pants to be horrible. Especially as a short guy I find short or cropped pants just make me look even shorter.
the collar of that jacket is fantastic. no wonder it looks so good buttoned up.
He looks like Osamu Tezuka, the father of modern manga.
Love the fit, kewl!
the look screams "artist"
fujita tsuguharu would wear those glasses today if he were alive
Who makes still glasses like that? Are they all retro?
Nasty little freak.
This is seriously one of the best pics ive seen on the site. The outfit truly embodies a character or maybe personifies the wearer(i'll never know)
It's feeling very 'Wings of Honneamise'. Is he posing or is he admiring the finishing touches to the jupiter spaceship made from bottle lids and match sticks?
I've noticed 2 separate trends, one being rolled up jacket sleeves, and the other being the legs of trousers being folded as well(!).
I thought this was a good combination of both, without it becoming cheesy, when he decided to chop his pants off altogether, instead of folding -both- his trousers and jackets.
I do not like these "I-got-ready-in-case-my-cellar-is-flooded" pants length. The jacket is nice.
He is welcome at any of my parties in a heartbeat. What a lovely contenance!
So Mao!
Go primary triad!
How elegant. I just rolled down about five posts ad was just Whatever about all of them, but this gentleman stands great, has presence and no pretension. Even though his clothes are objectively pretty silly, he's not silly at all and he's wearing them, rather than the other way about.
his rolling up the sleeves is key and balances his cut pants. He looks like a movie architect; Must be the Philip Johnson glasses
this is good. the jacket especially is very stylish - not only the way it's worn but the check, the shirt color underneath, etc. please tell me those pants aren't cut off. like the shoes and socks. the hat is fine but the glasses are a bit stereotypical.
I like the jacket, the pants could be lighter (to match the jacket check) and longer, I am not feeling the socks, assuming that he has a shirt underneath, what does it look like?
How is childish charming on a grown man all of the sudden?--HB
Funny proportions! In a laughing-with-him way, not laughing-at-him. I think he looks far less pretentious than most kids we see in cropped or shrunken pants.
Cute!
He looks like "Old Master Q" of the 1970s-80s Hong KOng comic.
Check it out.
http://www.oldmasterq.com
fearless leader
Now we know where Kim Jong Il went.
Ha! He also just appeared on Street Peeper. They ask the brands, and his shoes are Swear (I presume that S***R London brand).
http://streetpeeper.com/?p=5472