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Comments on "On the Street......Rue de Rivoli, Paris"
Beautiful picture. And what a great model
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DAD!!
Corduroy jackets are wonderful. He's looking great! French way of living at its best. I want to go to Paris....
Nice ensemble.
I dont believe I had ever seen jacket pockets like his, perhaps this is a hunting jacket? If anyone can enlighten me, I will appreciate it. He reminds me of the guy that does the vintage research for RL, who has been on your page before? I like the play with the textures of the corduroy vs. the red scarf. Jorge from WPB
This is just fantastic
Boudo Saved From Drowning, anyone?
Claude Monet?
I love it!
Ah the life outside of little old New York city is just wonderful, someone help me escape to Paris please! x
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judge Roy Bean as portrayed by Dub Taylor.
Magnifique ( j'aime beaucoup )
I love the satorialist !
And I love your idea !
Love the jacket!
yesssss this guy is so sick he can not only redeem cargo pants but make them look cool. be advised though, if you aren't as awesome as him, don't try at home
cool chap:) @jorge: the jacket style is called maremmana, it origins from tuscany/italy. Capalbio makes these for example...
How funny that you two were outed by le Libe...adorable. I've been a fan of both for a long time!
This man is my destiny! Such a glorious pimp factor..
Wow. Walt Whitman is alive and well in Paris. Handsome as all get out. I hope Mr. Cutey Pants ages this well.
what a nice picture
Great earthy tones that compliment his age.
This is timeless
... Hemingway! :-D kisses, LL
iconic picture and character
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what a great picture. this man probably doesn't even consider himself to be a stylish person... i'm sure in the morning he just throws on whatever he feels like wearing. that's what makes it so perfect tho... being stylish and not even realizing it
Beautifully aged...
Love this picture. The way the outfit mixes perfectly with the buildings and sky - and the look he's giving. Wow!
It's so difficult to find the right context for cargo pants nowadays.
This guy's been there and done that....whatever it is you can think of.
great photo, love his look.
Isn't that John Talbot? Seriously. Is it? Because it sure looks like him.
Cheers,
~ Paula
This man looks like some old pictures of old artists. One commenter wrote "Monet?" I think more like Pissarro.
MY GRANDPA CALLED AND SAID THIS IS HIS LONGTIME LOST FATHER!
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Handsome gentleman.
Wow ! He looks so stylish. Do you ever stop and chat with some of the people you take photos of? I would love to know his story! Check out my photos from Osaka if you have a chance!
So authentic. Great picture:)
oh, he is wonderful. He looks a little like my boss, Lee the old-school cowboy, but without the horse.
The Old Man and the Seine.
A confident and stylish gent. Fabulous photo!
Hemingway lives!
He makes me so homesick for Paris.
OOOOOOlala.
Perfect hat, and fantastic beard.
relax and the seine!!
Eyecatching old man.
Looks really like Philippe Noiret in his later days...
He has so much character. And a great jacket. Actually, is it a jacket or coat? Not so keen on the combats, but you can't have everything
This is on Pont des Arts and not Rue de Rivoli as mentionned in the post.
I sport a corduroy jacket on a regular basis that is this same color, but the cut of the pockets isn't nearly as cool or as utilitarian. I'm very interested in these maremmana jackets now.
I would like to point out that Monsieur appears to be wearing cargo pants.
DUDE, you found my dad!! I didn't know he went to Paris.
it's portraits like this that keep me coming back to your website at least once a week.
What a fantastic looking gentleman.
So this is what santa claus is doing in March.
Great photo. Exactly the kind of photo makes this blog unique and worth reading.
My Grandma has a paintin on the wall... and this man looks exactly like the one on it... gives me chills to look at him...his clothin is average...but i love the attitude...go granpa
beautiful
Incredible. He looks like someone out of a Kerouac novel or something. Beautiful photograph!
How wonderful! Age has taught him who he is! I love this! Thank you.
Isn't it really the look he's giving and the cigar in his mouth that make this outfit outstanding?
Very Ernest Hemingway! Great nonchalant pose and well worn in jacket. The cigar makes it.
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This man is the bartender of a really old Parisian brasserie at Chatelet. He's been there forever.
Yes I find this man very appealing and his look is attractive w/out pretention. I hope he has NOTHING to do w/ RL! please!, could we have some relief already?!
beautiful colors. interesting man.
I would like to have his hat!
looks very nice..
When a cigar becomes a fashion item!
Its Wanny di Philippo of course - the designer of cult florentine leather brand Il Bisonte! He's a living, breathing fashion moment! J.
Wanny - as charming as he is stylish and handsome!JD
This picture is great, the colors...I loved it!
he looks so nice!!
love the look... great light in the photo.
great character but im not impressed with the cargo pockets !
His name is Wanni di Fillipo - he runs the Florentine leather goods company il Bisonte. He is a champion alright, don't you worry yourselves about that. He was in Paris for the Miepel I'll bet.
perfect style....not a fan of the cargo pants but this is one exception
thank you
Reminds me of a Norman Rockwell painting.
He looks like Ernest Hemmingway.
so nice!!!! I love it ♥