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Saturday, March 14, 2009

On the Street....Patagonia, Milano

posted by The Sartorialist at 9:07 AM

Comments on "On the Street....Patagonia, Milano"

 

Blogger 50two said ... (9:09 AM) : 

the hat reminds me of a rabi. i love how the collar peeps out :)

 

Blogger The Concrete Commentator said ... (9:19 AM) : 

Wow! I actually kinda like this. I've done that before...wrapped one of my really cool throws around me, but never went out of the house with it, but fantasize about it. I love his shoes, and the hat gives him a quaker quality, which I really like. See...this is what I like, a different approach to fashion than what we normally see everyday, it gets us all to think out of the box, even if you don't like the whole ensemble, there is something you can take away from it.

 

Blogger Emma said ... (9:32 AM) : 

Great find! He looks warm and cozy..
xx

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (9:36 AM) : 

Amazing how the hat makes it work. No hat, no personality, no photo. Different hat would look familiar and boring. I love this guy, something in his style looks new and very interesting. I am curious about his other choices.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (9:43 AM) : 

Interesting, its a bit of Father Guido Sarducci meets The Man With No Name. Great shoes though.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (9:51 AM) : 

A wonderful looking man . If I didnt know him Id want to meet him! :-) Like his easy manner--and his beard w/ contrasting attire---something you might expect on a more 'modelesque' man.

 

Blogger Jazzbuff630 said ... (9:51 AM) : 

???
A cross between Tevye from the movie "Fiddler on the Roof", and Pancho Villa.

 

Blogger Unknown said ... (9:53 AM) : 

He also looks kind of amish, doesn't he?

 

Blogger Lihsa said ... (10:09 AM) : 

OMG beautiful. Thank you.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (10:11 AM) : 

All the pics in Milano have men with skinny legs...how come us southern italians don't come out this wayi!! Guess they don't have Sophia Loren..but I love this Londonesque version of a Mexican bandito.

 

Blogger Henke S said ... (10:12 AM) : 

Nice picture, Very nice outfit

/H blamethecream.blogspot.com

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (10:15 AM) : 

I hear Ennio Morriccone in my head.

 

Blogger Nora said ... (10:18 AM) : 

That`s such a nice picture! And I love his style!


Hugs and kisses
-Nora

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (10:20 AM) : 

too somber

 

Blogger Lucy said ... (10:29 AM) : 

Let's take a look at this guy.
He is wearing a classic white shirt, a checked sporty jacket over it, a giant scarf. Moreover, he chose patent shoes and a Father Piligrim - style hat.
This is remarkable, he put together the most apparently unmatchable pieces of clothing and he did it so well that he doesn't look exaggerate. Congratuliations! =)

 

Blogger Desiree Masiela said ... (10:31 AM) : 

Love the layaring,the oversized scuff the pointee shoes and bowler hat love ensemble.

 

Blogger jamesylala said ... (10:35 AM) : 

I love LOVE L O V E IT!!!!!!! great look with a sharp since of joie de Verve...I wonder where I could find him wandering about.

 

Blogger Unknown said ... (10:44 AM) : 

Very nice shawl!!!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (10:51 AM) : 

Grande Marcelo superPR !!!!

 

Blogger indigo warrior said ... (10:53 AM) : 

That's a very cool look. I like seeing men wear wraps like that instead of just going for the expected scarf.

 

Blogger kellywinonaoxford said ... (11:13 AM) : 

it's like the head of another person on the body.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (11:17 AM) : 

Awesome. And I love his beautifully polished Oxfords.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (11:17 AM) : 

Looks good, survivalist bear trapper Amish Lubbavacher kind of way...but he's only one song away from Fiddler On the American Gothic Roof.

 

Blogger Karen said ... (11:31 AM) : 

First comment! :) I love the way the scarf looks wrapped around him, definitely completes the outfit! Definitely love the pants and shoes as well!!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (11:33 AM) : 

You see, Tuco, in this world there's two kinds of people, my friend: Those with loaded guns and those who dig. You dig.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (11:47 AM) : 

wow! I leave in Milano and I never seen a sexy man like this one. Elengat and Male

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (12:00 PM) : 

I'M TOTALLY INTO IT!
so NOT now!

 

Blogger Tess said ... (12:08 PM) : 

Hey Satorialist! How come you never photograph in Roma? It is a fantastically interesting city with lots of fashonistas.

 

Blogger Unknown said ... (12:29 PM) : 

Dope.

Would have been better with different shoes, but this guy's got stones.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (12:40 PM) : 

I love it, it's like "Hacidic Chic".

ryanmulkey.blogspot.com

 

Blogger The Concrete Commentator said ... (12:51 PM) : 

oooops. I guess I meant Amish, not Quaker, damn. Well, hope you knew what I meant.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (12:58 PM) : 

Wonderful - Definitely Spagetti Western (pity no Terence Hill!).

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:04 PM) : 

maybe some brighter colors would perk up his spirits or maybe he's just tired from spending so much time picking his outfit.

 

Blogger Mr. Badami said ... (1:04 PM) : 

he has such a tremendous 'presence'. The clothes only enhance his obvious confidence and sense of purpose

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:10 PM) : 

The Cisco Kid invades Milan...maybe, if he had two six guns and a lit cigar. He could be the bad guy in a spaghetti western with the right amount of dirt. Great look. Fab shot, Sart.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:20 PM) : 

No matter how ascetic the face, his shiny shoes give him away. I bet this man has a joke or two to tell.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:34 PM) : 

He looks like a Jewish gaucho.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:36 PM) : 

Haha I made the "Jewish gaucho" comment but then reading through everything I realize jazzbuff already called it the same: "A cross between Tevye from the movie Fiddler on the Roof, and Pancho Villa."

haha

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:37 PM) : 

Is this stearnly handsome man Hasedic or is he borrowing inspiration from them? Either way he's got an inimitable look going on here.

 

Blogger junglesiren said ... (1:39 PM) : 

I somehow expect Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach to ride up on horses, guns pulled, sweat coating their faces in an oily slick. And the flies! Oh the flies!

The good: The pants, the shoes, his nicely cropped beard. His handsome face.

The bad (to the bone, that is): That hat and scarf (blanket really). He's a bad ass for pulling it off without a bit of silliness.

The ugly: Ain't no ugly here.

Maybe this is where Rei Kawakubo got inspiration for her f/w '09 show (or vice versa... or not). Those blankets as throws are cool. I've been doing it for years with, for example, an indigo colored Guatemalan woven blanket I bought in Mexico. I throw it over a close fitted jacket like my gray Theory pin striped. I'll even wear that to a meeting. And yeah, I feel like a female Clint Eastwood.

Monique

 

Blogger Josh said ... (1:40 PM) : 

Those look like Dior jeans to me?

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:49 PM) : 

Orthodox?

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:53 PM) : 

Brilliant! Great coat underneath. I think his serious, Victorian picture expression is perfect.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:53 PM) : 

I'm not sure how I feel about the top button of his shirt being done up, but I'm seeing it everywhere these days.

Anyone have thoughts on that?

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (2:01 PM) : 

seriously sexy

 

Blogger Joy Mars said ... (2:10 PM) : 

Good phrase, Anonymous 11:17!
"Amish Lubavacher"

Is he serious? Or is he spoofing seriousness? -- like the "youth" below.

I can't see where all the fringe is coming from. It can't all be coming from the shawl. And without the hanging fringe on both sides, the "talis" look wouldn't come off as strong. Is it part of the jacket?

His beard is a masterpiece.

The jacket is fabric fab. Its pattern is echoed in the painted pedestrian strips. Once again, brilliant photographic choices.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (2:29 PM) : 

nice shoes!

 

Blogger Dhppy said ... (2:33 PM) : 

He's dressed as if he meant to go to the South American Patagonia but got on the wrong flight. It explains the deflated expression, too.

 

Blogger bg said ... (2:34 PM) : 

the good, the bad, and the amish

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (2:36 PM) : 

Zorro in Italy!

 

Blogger Dominica said ... (2:59 PM) : 

His style has a religious feel to it .... very nice....love the XL-scarf

 

Blogger Hickers said ... (3:07 PM) : 

When you list what he is wearing, as Lucy does, there is no way that this outfit should work as well as it does. I'm not sure if this chap dresses from the shoes up.

 

Blogger Ellie Lee said ... (3:09 PM) : 

Love his outfit; but just; not the hat!

 

Blogger noelakadjtambour said ... (3:24 PM) : 

i love how the stripe on the guy contrasts with those of the street.

he looks a little bit el greco.

 

Blogger Jesus said ... (3:55 PM) : 

está estupendo!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (3:57 PM) : 

i want that.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (3:58 PM) : 

HELLO EVERYONE,
I'M THE ONE IN THIS PHOTO,
WEARING A HAT AND TRADITIONAL PONCHO FROM PATAGONIA, McQ JACKET, WHITE SHIRT GIVENCHY by RICCARDO TISCI, JEAND APRIL 77, BELT AND SHOES JIL SANDER.
YOU CAN SEE MY FACEBOOK PAGE, THE MAGAZINE THAT I'M WORKING FOR (RODEO MAGAZINE) AND THE OTHER WORKS THAT IM DOING FOR DAZE & CONFUSED DIGITAL, LOUIS VUITTON (WE LOVE SPROUSE), AND "A DAY IN THE LIFE OF MARCELO BURLON" IN STYLE.COM.
HAVE FUN!!!

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www.marceloburlonenterprise.com

 

Blogger COCO PATIÑO said ... (4:04 PM) : 

He looks magnifique. This is an enigmatic look, nan?

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (4:15 PM) : 

Maaaahhhhhh rrr cielo !!!!!

Patagoniamish Milanese

; )

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (4:22 PM) : 

i think i'm in love

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (4:38 PM) : 

A Modern Don Quixote

 

Blogger Dennice {Fringe} said ... (4:50 PM) : 

the shoes, the shoes, it's always about the shoes. fabulous!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (5:19 PM) : 

The overall styling is very reminiscent of Ann Demeulemesster, except she would have used more worn out shoes. I love it. Jeff

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (5:43 PM) : 

blah!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (5:59 PM) : 

This dude does nothing for me.

 

Blogger Jen Laceda | Milk Guides said ... (6:25 PM) : 

I'm travelling through Israel at the moment. I could've sworn this guy's a hip Orthodox Jew

 

Blogger Rococo Cocoa is Joe said ... (6:48 PM) : 

He looks kind of like high fashion Juan Valdez in this outfit. And yet, I like it.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (6:50 PM) : 

"Ah, Monsignor. You are here for the exorcism."

 

Blogger hc said ... (6:51 PM) : 

6/10. hassidic harry potter. i appreciate the obliviousness of the skinny pant in relation to the rest of the outfit, keeps it interesting.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (7:17 PM) : 

The pose is like an outtake but really works -- great choice. Great mix of things he's wearing.

 

Blogger Laurence John said ... (7:29 PM) : 

now you seem to be deliberately referencing that 1927 August Sander shot.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (8:14 PM) : 

This looks brings together icons across cultures, a little Spanish, a little Israeli, a little French. I love it!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (8:22 PM) : 

wow. stunning! cowboy meets orthodox meets amish meets gorgeous guy. Truly stylish!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (8:44 PM) : 

hellz yeah
sergio leone!

 

Blogger lenmeister said ... (9:46 PM) : 

this screams pancho villa lol but I luuuv the loook!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (9:52 PM) : 

ooh editor in chief. no wonder the man has a statement to make! he looks like the hippest orthodox jew ever!

 

Blogger CW said ... (9:53 PM) : 

This man is looking for his lost donkey.

Shoes, trousers, shirt and even the Amish/Chassidic hat - really just and undented regular hat - are all good. The combination of the dressy elements with the casual jacket and the blanket is bring it down.

 

Blogger Unknown said ... (10:20 PM) : 

Everything about this look is so balanced and so mysterious, from the hat to the shiny shoes. The addition of the wrap is a bold sartorial choice. Nicely done.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (10:38 PM) : 

handsome est' man yet.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (10:49 PM) : 

stunning! Chic Amish farmer meets El Topo.

 

Blogger Daisy said ... (11:24 PM) : 

where's the rest of his mariacci band?

I kind of like this.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (11:28 PM) : 

great shoes!

 

Blogger Jon said ... (1:25 AM) : 

mcqueen 08 anyone?

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (2:06 AM) : 

Django!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (5:38 AM) : 

Amazing outfit!
Very interesting men.
I LOVE IT!!

 

Blogger Jack Daniel said ... (7:55 AM) : 

What kind of pants is he wearing?
I like his shoes.

 

Blogger Alvin Kevin Nanong said ... (9:58 AM) : 

wow, i really like the hat. The style to me is a mixture of trampish, but has allot of class.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (11:09 AM) : 

What is so great about this picture is that it is really "old world". There are men all over the world in poor countries dressing like this or that used to dress like this ( minus the shoes ). This is how they keep warm. In the remote villages of Portugal, the Balkans, the Middle East, Tibet, Africa.........just look in National Geographics.

The difference here is that he is doing it in an urban, fashion-forward setting.

LOVE IT !

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (12:00 PM) : 

Rabbi "The Man With No Name"

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (12:20 PM) : 

Marcello you rock!

 

Blogger DDW said ... (12:49 PM) : 

This guy is amazing. Beautiful scarf, nice shoes, awesome hat, but more importantly, WHAT a fantastic stare! Can you imagine getting in his cross-hairs out of the blue--daaaaamn.

 

Blogger pfiati kitty said ... (1:09 PM) : 

wow! very very sexy! mainly because of the serious expression on his face which breaks a bit with the outfit.

 

Blogger andrea.at.the.blue.door said ... (1:10 PM) : 

Now, see, when I rant about how men should wear shawls more often, this is what I mean. And again, this is a look you'd also want to see in motion, because I bet the ends of the shawl are going to move in beautiful ways.

Nobody has commented yet on how the parallel white lines of the street markings are echoed in the white/grey of his jacket. Let's have a round of applause for the brilliant composition of the photo.

 

Blogger Brian said ... (2:29 PM) : 

Hassidic Hipster???

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (3:31 PM) : 

I love how your photos incorporate the clothes and the background behind it. The subtle shades of black and grey from his clothes are echoed in the crosswalk stripes (you did the same thing with the hoodie and Barbour outfit from the other day).

As for this fellow all I can say is HOT! His beard is perfect for his patigonia themed outfit. I really appreciate how such disparate elements can blend into this inspired outfit. Like dress up with all the fun things in his closet. The skinny jeans, the patent shoes, the checked coat and white shirt are so current but the addition of the hat and shawl completely transform their relevance. Excellent and inspiring! I love it!

Thanks.

 

Blogger NVA said ... (3:46 PM) : 

i really love the shoes

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (4:23 PM) : 

Love his beard!

 

Blogger Bedlam said ... (4:52 PM) : 

beautiful photo, he reminds me of a client eastwood western character.

 

Blogger lovintrash said ... (4:52 PM) : 

It's true, to he remembers also the Amish style.
Loveeeee

www.lovintrash.blogspot.com

 

Blogger Ladybird said ... (4:58 PM) : 

Wow, what an unusual mix. It work out perfectly though!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (5:19 PM) : 

Very nice outfit. In fact, the nice part of this is utilitarian look that becomes fashion BECAUSE it's not useful in the urban area.

Nice idea and smart man under the clothes :)

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (6:20 PM) : 

his posture is pretty much great... he looks like he's on the brink of falling over or doing something

 

Blogger Tânia N. said ... (6:21 PM) : 

You must come to Brazil!!!!!
Kisses,

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (6:24 PM) : 

love the match pants/shoes

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (6:41 PM) : 

Edit: Take off the hat and poncho, unbutton that top shirt button, trim the beard.

 

Blogger STUDIOPHOTO1 said ... (8:07 PM) : 

wous ? patagonia.....!!
Rabbi Cusco-vitch
I love the pose...., nice shirt collar by the way.
Philippe

http://www.studiophoto1.com

 

Blogger Unknown said ... (8:43 PM) : 

patagonia?

 

Blogger junglesiren said ... (8:45 PM) : 

Man with no name references kill me. High Planes Drifter. You gotta have skinny legs and a piercing glance for that.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (8:46 PM) : 

the jeans are exquisitely fitted. dior, maybe?

 

Blogger clareassiral said ... (8:55 PM) : 

wow! that huge scarf just brought the entire outfit to life!

 

Blogger HC said ... (9:26 PM) : 

too old worldish for my taste, but admittedly the entire outfit fits together.

When was the picture taken? This would probably be better received in November. I'm sick of the dreary black and grays right now. Show some colors! Its almost spring.

 

Blogger Octavia Morris said ... (10:33 PM) : 

what a dude!

i want a hat like that

combined with the shoes and shawl he knows exactly what he's doing, the posture says it all

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:52 AM) : 

love the serious mood and the traditional garment

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (2:26 AM) : 

A nice pair of black bullhide cowboy boots with Cuban heels would complete this picture. Seriously!

 

Blogger Tiara said ... (3:00 AM) : 

To me this screams Amish guy lost in the city. It's got that warm country feel to it, but with a little city flavour.

 

Blogger miss sophie said ... (9:27 AM) : 

the term 'urban nomad' comes to mind. i kind of like this - he looks warm and comfy and prepared for anything that may come!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (11:19 AM) : 

Hasidic fashionista?

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:54 PM) : 

Don Quixote

 

Blogger Passport Stamps said ... (4:25 PM) : 

eskimo "sheek"? hmmm, interesting mix but I'm not a fan of the final result.

 

Blogger Interview-with-an-alien said ... (7:05 PM) : 

The singlemost stylish rabbi I've ever seen...I love this, it's not exactly the image I'd like to portray, but it's crazy how well he portrays such an image. Just shows that whoever the hell you are fashion applies.

 

Blogger Starck Mad said ... (11:32 PM) : 

Crazy cute! Like Joseph Beuys meets the Missoni gals.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (12:03 PM) : 

funny!! he was so into streetstyle 3 month ago wearing fluo sneakers and hoodie, what a totally change of style

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:09 PM) : 

It's curious that lots of people made comments inspired by religion.
The only divinity I worship is Marcelo's perfectly trimmed beard.

 

Blogger Bitte gib mir nur ein Wort said ... (3:18 PM) : 

This is oh so amazing. I love it!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (4:05 PM) : 

...3 months a go?! That was more then 8 monts a go.
Anyway, back to the roots, back to Patagonia.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (6:17 PM) : 

amazing
*******

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (12:57 AM) : 

hehe, It's actually funny to see the owner of this look and one of his acquaintances showing up here and talking...

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (9:47 AM) : 

i think im in love...

 

Blogger Igor Holtermann said ... (11:31 AM) : 

He got a nice hat there.

 

Blogger Gaia said ... (4:33 PM) : 

GREAT OUTFIT.
the hat is cute.
x

 

Blogger Dallas said ... (6:17 PM) : 

Amish Chic

 

Blogger Daphne said ... (1:05 AM) : 

this is one of my favorites so far. I love how the crosswalk echoes his jacket. I also love that he manages to look so old-timey with very modern pieces (the jacket with elastic waistband, crisp white shirt). VERY man with no name goes to italy.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:14 PM) : 

The draping throw emphasises his whole outfit. The jeans look skinnier and the shoes look shinier.
He is really outside the box of generic fashion and I like to see that on the street.

 

Blogger Erik Hoff said ... (8:47 PM) : 

Drape me in anything warm and fuzzy.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (4:12 PM) : 

I love this.

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (1:10 AM) : 

Marcelo is killing it in this photo! Keeping his look true to his Patagonia roots, but still giving it his own sophisticated Milano touch. Always stylish, and such a great guy! How do you say "panache" in Italian? Marcelo . . . that's how!

 

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (7:35 PM) : 

The impression I get from his style and composure seems to pull influences from: Hassidic + Gauchesca + Adrian Brody for Ermenegildio Zegna.

His earnest stance is interesting! He seems very comfortable allowing his hands to remain unoccupied. Also, the wrinkles in his tight ants are just right.

What neat facial here, too!

 

Blogger aini said ... (2:25 PM) : 

Wow, really Clint Eastwoodish look! Loving it!

 

Blogger maxcar said ... (7:04 AM) : 

wow, like the baby Farias wayback in Patagonia

 

Blogger Cotton Candy said ... (10:55 PM) : 

OMG! A Gaucho lost in Milano!
How funny!

 

Blogger The Blasphemous Fiendess said ... (8:53 PM) : 

I love this, but I don't think my husband could pull it off.

 

Anonymous aur said ... (8:03 AM) : 

nice, i like it

 

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