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Comments on "On the Street......Striped Socks, Governor's Island"
i love the way you always capture the very essence! superb.
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Love the John Waters stash and the folded hand pose.
Another shot of good old American style on a gorgeous day.
I love how short his tie is :)
Great photography as always.
John Waters.
How many times has this guy been confused with John Waters?
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You be the judge.
The clothes work with the exception of the square-toe shoes.
The tie clasp is a nice touch of class.
what style! love the stripes.
I love eccentric socks but I just never know how to wear them, this guy clearly does.
It looks like an old movie, You capture the best characters with your shots!!!!!!
where is this at, i must know and why is everyone dressed so nice. please someone help me out
I adore his tie and shoes! Very cute persona.
The socks do it for me. What a way to jazz up an otherwise bland outfit.
p.s. I saw John Waters the other day here in SF in a local cafe. I almost squeeled as I always wished he was my Uncle... (we have the same last name)
Great Shot!
Wow I know this guy. He's in a really good rockabilly band, but I forget the name. He always looks this great. It's nice to see real people from the scene having their style celebrated on this site. I'd rather see this guy than fashion industry professionals who carry their stuff around in bags worth more than my car.
nice photography, with the short tie and closely collar!
for the small men PERFEKT!
I completely agree about the square toe comment. Otherwise this is wonderful.
Love how little he is. His shoes and socks and mustache are what make it.
The trousers are a perfect colour for summer and the light blue on the tie picks them up just right. The drape is fantastic and the fabric looks like a great weight - light and breezy for the season. More agreement on the socks. The tie bar is a great example of how just one accessory is all a man needs. The only thing I'll say by way of criticism is the shirt - avoid pockets at all cost in a more formal setting and slim shorter men should avoid them entirely, they tend to engulf the front of the shirt. Apart from that minor note, this ensemble is impeccable. Bravo!
He´s a big inspiration for me. :)
J'adore! Where is this and how can I get there? Everyone seems so well dressed, though I do agree with the square toed shoe comment.
love how the outfit is so put together and professional and he has bright striped socks. it looks so fun
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Hilarious! The material and fit and color of the pants are awesome.
His band is called Susquehanna Industrial Tool and Die. They are awesome! The whole band looks like this all the time!
Really? He looks like the weird guy people avoid in the shops.
Stripped socks are the BEST. Everybody should wear them. Really.
I am blissfully taken away by this and other the other shots in this series, I am so very tired of photos of 'it' outfits and the people who wear them. This image speaks volumes to me, it has depth and character.I want to know more about him and his life. It fills me with questions and I love this in an image. x
I really like the tie! nice picture!
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This screams John Waters, except this guy has style. I love it!
Is that John Waters?
Cool. I wish he was wearing a jacket, but it's nice as it is, in a retro americana way.
Love the socks--and is that a pinned collar? Shoes are rather comically square.
charming man, i sense that he has a lot of stories to tell; funny ones at that
Squared toe brogues!! Now they're really squared aren't they?! And not just a bit. Must be 90 degrees each angle!
Whatever happened to the pointy toe fad? The really pointy ones!! Not just a bit!
love his socks!
Looks like one of the kids i used to beat up in highschool.
OMG! That is the guy who I met because he was trapped on the subway car with me down there. Good choice of person to take, as was the older gentleman above.
The only pictures that I was expecting, and haven't seen yet:
was a gorgeous guy who had on a henley and blue trousers with his super cute daughter who was in a flapper (I'm assuming she was.
this Asian guy who was in a divine cable knit.
What an interesting man?
I wonder what you may do if you ever publish your photographs. It will have to be over several volumes.
i am not sure about the stache, but otherwise a great outfit.
i like risky socks, as long as they are chosen carefully
I Like the tash, tie and socks.
So cool
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I think this is Michael from the band S.I.T. & die Co. (http://www.sitanddieco.com/band.html ) who apparently maintains this awesome style all of the time.
First time id ever seen a pair of socks make an outfit. great concept!
That tie must be really short.
his band, s.i.t. and die co. really are the most amazing rockabilly band.
This is how I imagine Jay Gatsby would look.
He's a champion! You made him a champion!
Your pictures are always so narrative...
Colorized photo of our great uncle Michael and his square-toed shoes.
Governor's Island, NYC 1932
Where do I start shopping to get these fashionable socks.
You're amazing.