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Comments on "On the Street.....Rue Bonaparte, Paris"
j'adore
The overcoat is lovely, wonderful patern.
Beautiful coat. Love the punch of colour from the sweater.
Love the patterns!! Love the colorss!! Love the textures! Gorgeous!! Why don't all guys dress up like this...
That is a great coat. If I only I could be so fortunate to find one like that. I like his mixture of colors here...very stylish.
scott, do you have a fixed lens? your depth of focus is amazing
colours prints
colours prints
cut of coat
lovely
not sold on the V neck though
lovin that coat!
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BEAUTIFUL!
he is really beautiful and this style although typically Parisian was rendered differently because of the use of so much color.
would turn back and stare at him.
Wow, just wow
Really like the colors mix
Nice one Sarto.
great mix of patterns and color. I wish he wasn't on the phone.
LOVE his mix of gingham and check plaid. And the bright pop of red!! Adore him.
fetching. love a hot, well-dressed asian man.
It is no small accomplishment to make an orange that shade work in an outfit - bravo! He's also mixing prints, and is that an ascot I see?
This vibrant orange is great for autumnal weather :)
the neck on that sweater is cut way too low for a man.
first ! because j'aime ( yes I'm french ) the sartorialist !
Why are there only shots between saint-germain and la rue saint-honoré ? Paris has so much more to say.
love the coat!
Wow, I really love this look. And I wonder what shoes he's wearing.
And from one IU Hoosier to another, great work Sart!
I just found a very similar trench in mint condition at the San Diego store Hunt & Gather. I was hesitant due to its double-breastedness, but seeing this man I am sure it was the right choice. It looks phenomenal paired with another plaid!
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Wow, look at the buttons on the coat. Excellent color!
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yummy pop of pure color...eye-catching mix of textures, too.
This is seriously my favorite ensemble yet!
Somehow I don't find the big red particularly appealing in this ensemble. A vest in a shade of purple would work better -- unfortunately purple is ubiquitous this year, and I would wear it with discretion...
Nice shirt under the V neck. Zara men.
the coat is Fabulous!!
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oh my the colors are stunning!
It was great that you photographed him with the canvas bag behind him, it looks big enough to overwhelm the outfit. Like the other comments, I also like how he mixed the 2 patterns with the solid sweater in between. Jorge from WPB
Love this coat!!
kisses.
I'm officially in love with this man! Why can't all guys make the effort to dress as well as this?
Love the contrast in colours, textures and patterns. Perfection! & a little 'geek chic' :)
♥ Hannah
((LONDON--ROSE))
xx
simply brilliant....
Double-glanced. Don't know how I feel about how deep that V is, however I love the mixture of the plaid. He looks great! I hope he already had his coat collar popped up a bit in the back and you didn't just do that for him. ;)
i wonder if you know that blog:
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its just hilarious ;) It's a great honor to be gently mocked. Hope you're into cats, scott.
Cheers.
I like the mix of colors and textures but I don't care for these shapes. The coat flaring out is not attractive--he looks like a woman trying to hide a pregnancy. I try not to wear anything double-breasted unless it's kept buttoned-up, and this picture shows why. Maybe Sart told him to unbutton to show the color underneath--I hope that's the case. The exaggerated V of the vest looks silly, too. There's just too much mismatch of proportion here for me to like this.
Why can't people just put their mobile away for just a moment while they're being snapped? Or is that part of the pose?
Great coat.
--PLO
What a wonderful shot of color. Love this.
Amazing, period.
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some people can just pull it off... It looks great. But if I tried wearing it it would be one of the outfits you put on - just to take off shortly before you leave the house, because it just feels wrong.
Absolutely fabulous! The mix of patterns is just perfect.
& I want his coat!!!
i like it
you're giving me the courage to wear bolder brighter and more vivid colors in my wardrobe
fantastic colors!
p.s. Sart, I wish I could see his shoes. I noticed you often don't include shoes in the frame (?)
fantastic!!
working cuff on the overcoat? naaaiiiccee
i wish i knew how to wear a pop of color like him
Really nice - the colors, the patterns, the layers.
is there a japanese version of the sartorialist?
i used to skim through japanese fashion mags, but now I don't have the time to go down to little tokyo here in los angeles
a little help would be appreciated.
Where are the shoes?
Iconic! I'd love to see the shoes, otherwise, grand!
WOW!! So classic and so elegant!! Loving this!
I wish my husband would dress like that
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I Love this coat!!!
is perfect!
XXX
That scarf finishes it off nicely, wicked coat, too.
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Amaaaazing Jacket!!! Love the look!
Great look and on one of my favorite streets, right down from the little hotel where I always stay. Ahh, Paris! Vachement sublime!
How does he do it?? Mixing all these colors and patterns in one look.. and pulling it off so well..
Love the layers, all of them. Don't like the phone but its better than a cigarette.
the great Sartorialist finding you photo worthy is enough of a self-esteem boost to not need to hide behind a cellphone.
Wow. He's sharp.
he is dressed UP.
i usually don't like red but i like it today
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE IT!!! I don't see what people find baffling about the combination. There are not that many patterns( just the blue check of the shirt and the prince of wales check of the coat) or colors (red, blue, and grey). The Prince of Wales check coat contains and matches the colors he is wearing underneath.
Fantastic! What a great outfit. He looks like he put a lot of (good) thought into it!
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I want that coat!
Does anyone know who made this coat? I want it...seriously...
He is married yes? Even better. Wish all the husbands would take a lesson.
Perfect, I love how he wear this so naturally. both the colour and cut could overpower him or seem like a costume but instead it looks so smart and almost understated. The styling is also great with the up collar and the scarf. wonderful.
Excellent shot and subject - the patterns and colours actually work are fantastic together!
Fantastic - it works so well - the patterns, the colours, and I love how he wears the scarf. Such a stylish man.
A great blend of patterns and colours. Very rich. Would have liked to have seen his shoes. I think a simple brogue would suit such a busy array.
the red makes it
Like this jacket allot
This guy is seriously cool! I love his coat <3
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love the pattern and color mix!
plus he is so cute!!
THIS is style :) mmm..he looks divine. I agree with what someone said above, I'd love to see if he was wearing some nice leather loafers, or rocking this look with designer sneakers.
beautiful!
Snazy! I love men in red! And he has the right tone of red and blue in the shirt...very snazy! Love it!
Wonderful...but please show us the shoes!
This gentleman will go places in his life
Yes indeed i would have loved to see his shoes, he looks utterly fabulous
oh the personality to carry off such fun and smart style
amazing !!! i heart it !!
Great to see you venturing into the rive Gauche M. Sartorialist! A wealth of classic parisian fashion looms over on this side of the river.
Nice mixing of patterns. I like how the red sweater picks up the red in the coat.
The only thing I like here is the ascot. The rest I don't really care about. From the upturned collar to the patterns, from the massive v-neck to the length of the coat, he can keep it all. That stated, if he can wear all that and have a bunch of girlies profess their eternal love for him on a blog then his mission is accomplished, innit?!
Pietro
OH MY! Awesome. great color and pattern.
xx
this is style being thought through. The coat should be a staple in every closet - especially one that can go with jeans AND a suit. I hope it's really cold where he is, so he can validate the scarf that he has on. Either way, nice.
The shot will be different if it has been a full bodied shot including the shoes...
This man knows what his doing, the clothes form a perfect unit.
He has an uncanny resemblance to Yukio Mishima in both physique and style. He was a master of contrivance...
Love the plain on him!
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I love how the red vest creates such interest in the photo. All of the other colors are so muted and then the pop of color looks great!
Great coat!! Not loving the kerchief thing though...
L.Vega 7:23PM, the ascot can be worn in summer under a shirt. It's a refined way of wearing a shirt without a tie in fact and most gentlemen would wear one to replace a tie in summer. The weather does not necessarily need to be chilly for the ascot and you'd be hard pressed to see someone wearing it in winter. The ascot is silk; it's a different animal from a scarf.
Think English manor, think library, smoking jacket, monocle, think smoking a pipe, think trophy wife; all that's missing is the ascot. It's a very refined look.
I have a small collection of silk ascots from vintage Hermes to Gucci. I love them all. This summer I'll gather enough testicular fortitude to take them for a stroll in this country of board shorts and flip flops.
Pietro
Don't like red on these small light blue squares...
I'd be willing to let the Yakuza remove one, maybe even two of my fingers for that top coat.
The gent looks fantastic.
Looks like preppy, lumber jack is back.
For this guy the ascot is the top note which makes it whole.
Ascot: The most underrated item in menswear.
I love ascots. My husband wore one with his tuxedo when we got married. This man is very nice looking. I wish that more men would dress like this.
I laughed with sheer pleasure at the effect of the whole . Starting with the haircut,to the cravat,the shirt, the coat, ,plain pants - finished by and attention drawn to that lovely sweater.
that red!
LOVE IT!
matches the color of a recent lipstick purchase: NARS-Heat Wave.
kisses,
RS
The plaid patter of his coat is bold yet elegant rather than garish. Thumbs up on the coat.
Yeah ¨D Boss¨
A work of pure art...Sweet.
while the jacket is a great piece, I think you loose his face/head with all the patterning that is gathered around the neck. A different shirt perhaps, r possibly not such a low cut V-neck sweater, or even a more muted red for the sweater.
However, this is something I would probably wear and not give a heck what anyone thought of my outfit!
He's Chinese....
But he's gay. Sorry to disappoint you ladies.
coat is BEAUTIFUL - incredible cut.
and his layering and colour sense make me want to be his friend.
The overcoat is definitely something I would wear, the pattern is so nice. But what I like the most with this outfit is the wide opening at the neck of the red sweater, I think that the pattern of the shirt, combined with the pattern of the overcoat, makes an exciting look.
I love the bright red with the coat. I wish my husband would wear this.
If the V-neck was a few shades darker, I'd be all over this like white on rice.
red and blue... together are like super hero combo.... i couldnt pull that red off by itslef the coat is awesome.... has the movement..its really amazing when u start to think about .. how am i goin to present myself to the world... and we all know its a mass production of clothing... etc etc... but each one has a distinct look.... thats what i love about fashion...
Interesting that so many people dislike the deep V. With his posture, and with the contrast of colour it gives the effect of plumage on a bird. The V creates a framing for his face, and creates a natural line drawing out to the shoulder, an inversion of the fla(i)red line the jacket traces from his ribs. It gives him a masculine chest and strong shoulders and gives him a waist. A composition with an intriguing palette.
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