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Comments on "At United Arrows Party, Tokyo"
Sharp!
Love the expression on the second man's face
^^
I love the mix of blues that the first man is wearing
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“Indigo with terra sienna, Prussian blue with burnt sienna, really give much deeper tones than pure black itself. When I hear people say ‘there is no black in nature’, I sometimes think, ‘There is no real black in colors either’. However, you must beware of falling into the error of thinking that the colorists do not use black, for of course as soon as an element of blue, red, or yellow is mixed with black, it becomes a gray, namely, a dark, reddish, yellowish, or bluish gray.”
(Letter to Theo van Gogh, June 1884)
blue+blue+blue=fantastic
yummmy :) I would LOVE to find myself in a bar with any of these ojisans (older men)
i like the last guy the best ... his buttons on the cuffs are nice and i love how he looks like his conversation on the phone can mean death to others.
i like the 1st one a lot ;)
gloria
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Denim, Denim, Denim....These shots will definitely be on a designers mood board.
Oooooh. The fit! The shirt, the jacket, they way they fit! The way the pants just hang a little. Perfect.
My husband has a linen suit this colour which is 16 years old, and is my favourite on him.It fits him like a glove. To me, fit is everything. Inexpensive clothing looks fine as long is it fits.
Tres bon syle! j'adore
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There he is again. The 2nd shot...phenomenal. The shades of blue neutralized by the white bow tie. Genius!
This series is some kinda blue?
Oh, number one is to die for!!!
I def. am going to travel along with hubby when he needs to get back to Tokyo ...what an ispiring place and the people are amazing ...
that man in the first pic is so natural yet so sophisticated. love it...
how lovely to see an unabashed smile on the elegant fashionista gentleman in blues! Imagine, a fashionista who delights in being happy and approachable....a la Garance!
annabella
i love the first picture. the guy owns his outfit.
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I love the look of the first photo!
Thank god for the third man, a noble sense of restraint!
I ADORE No. 3!! The ultrahip salaryman. Hey, that should be a manga character! Maybe recession is good for street style?
handsome! :)
I saw u today in Harajuku! i am SO inspired!!!
I remember the second guy...you photographed him in Paris I believe...got the blues today in a grand way, I see.
Blue!
Love the first. . . I want to go back to Tokyo!!
Best accessory? A lovely smile. The man in the first photo has that down pat.
these pictures are so full of life and energy. their expressions equally match their awesome clothing choices!
love the first picture especially!
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first one the accessories make it, the pocket square and the watch are great...3rd photo, just a great looking suit
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The best dress men I've ever seen!
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Loving the Tokyo shots, so fascinating to see how local culture really influences style to produce something quite differnt to the shots from Milano, Paris etc...
LOVE the first photo, that man is so cute and so stylish!
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These chaps look so dapper.
I'm almost tempted to print the pictures and casually pepper them around my apartment in the hope my boyfriend will take note...
The first photo demonstrates how cool style doesn't age...and also shows me that when it doubt without time to iron, I can just smile and work it!
So, the 3rd man is Mr. Kurino!
I love them all! 1 and 3 really really inspire me.
Inspiring ensembles that look intentional and accidental.
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Hands down...the man with the smile.
i love the crinkled fabrics used in the outfit at top, looks both undone and sharp!
xo
Oh ... love the first photo (guy with a hat), esp. his watch! These pictures reminded me of Monocle - a stylish and intelligent magazine for the global-minded.
Great pics and i love the style of the first guy.
All the lush colors of blue shown in tonal and patterns.
How lovely everyone looks! Though each look is completely different, there is a continuity here that one cannot miss. I feel lifted and happy, the way one feels when they get their first whiff of Spring in the air. You've captured older and dignified, youthful attitude, and serious gone sassy and bold. Each man has chosen such an extremely personal way of expression through dress. You've got to love the all! Beautiful series of shots Scott. Thank you.
First man is amazingly well put together. Looks like he's having fun at an older age yet not veering into costumery. The smile looks like it comes from having a lifetime of good experiences.
Love the mixtures of blues.
The first look is so impressive. I didn't even know so many different blues existed... They way he put them together, combined with sharp tailoring - Love it!
Comment ne pas tomber amoureuse de la première photo? Cet homme est fantastique!
that does it--my next trip is back to Japan! They really have texture/hand/patina down as well as fit and style as opposed to fashion.
keep sending pix--thanks!!
In Tokyo, I see these elderly men with the best sense of fashion and style, and am amazed at how they have a way of defining themselves based on personality, rather than age that the traditionally hierarchical system emphasizes.
Love the tie, hat, and smile on the first man.
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I really love that you're in Japan, it's such a refreshing new side of fashion!
So dapper! And all three in blue!!
oh my god the first photo is too perfect. what a sunshiney little man!
the first one looks like japanese leonard cohen (from tour 2009, london) - his face, expression, colours :)
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you should just live in tokyo for at least a month, at least. and i'd love to see you shoot people in the countryside. same with china. and heck russia. africa? just keep traveling.
That top photo is awesome. I love the texture of his vest. And who could not love his smile? Awesome.
Love the way the top and bottom photo mixes denim style (vest & shirt) with their classic suits...genius.
Really love the use of blue on the first one.
love second pic's bow tie
NOW THIZ IZ MY TYPE OF PARTY!!!!!CLASSIC WELL DRESSED GENTZ, PUSHING THEIR STYLE TO THE LIMITZ!!!!! THE FIRST TWO SHOTZ ARE MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITEZ!!!!
they're like a classier version of the "sexy old guy" fashion tribe. love #1.
your tokyo photos are giving me wanderlust!
emily
First: I love the rumpled elegance of his waistcoat. Also, I had no idea denim fedoras even existed, but it seems so natural now that I see it. :3
Wow, the third gentleman is pure understated ellegance. I love his look. The color of the buttons and the shape of the belt... I just wish we could be a little bit of watch in the picture to make it perfect.
I love the last photo, the denim shirt with a beautiful blue suit. It relaxes it. And a brown belt! I love the cut of this suit, very narrow. He is sort of slouching in it which makes it all the better.
what a smile!
The first gentleman is fantastic! I really like blue. I'm having to force myself to stop buying blue items, although I really would like a watch like that... Anyone know where I can get one?
Too fashionable!
someone has to say it, i was expecting a lot from tokyo, but there not in the same league as europe. there not working with their features or skin tone imo
I like the second man's attitude, the way he looks at the camera.
Great style on the last photo
I trust these pics will end up in the next book !? Fab!
love it! the first one is fantastic but I adore the second one as he looks to me like a japanese white rabbit!
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Hmmm... I'm mystified by the general adoration of Mr. No. 1. He's working it hard, but I don't like a single thing he's wearing, especially the puffy pants and the vest, which looks like it would be good for going fishing.
nice party there tokyo.
wow.
The second guy who is and what is he all about? I remember him from GQ and want to know more about him.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the first guy, he is awesome. From the crisp blazer (+ handkerchief :)!!) over the distressed look of his vest, and his pants. To the nice silk tie, but my favorite part is his watch! how it matches with everything else it just makes him look so official and brings his whole outfit to perspective. I also love the fit, and his smile lol.
Love the third photo as well for the intense look he has on his face, I'm an actor and i saved this picture for reference. If ever I'm playing the villain in a movie or play and using a phone, I want to have that exact look on my face.
This is great - my first suit jacket I ever bought was from a Tokyo second hand shop! It was dark blue and fit so well. I think dark blue can do so much - it refreshes the skin tone and brightens the eyes!
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The second guy looks a lot like the Paul Kinsey character from Mad Men.
love it!!
So I see blue is popular there :) All the guys look great!
On the first one, the vest and the pants, perfect, everything else just too much. On the third picture, the gentlemen is perfect, great belt.
I absolutely love the first picture. Shnazzy!
Your Japan shots are remarkable. Thank you!
Just goes to show you that the "smile" is one of the best fashion accessories!!
That first gentleman's smile is just sublime:)
love the look and the joie-de-vivre of the man on top!
Wow! Love those blues with his hair. Perfect colours, perfect cut for his frame...brilliant style!
PS I meant the third guy...
It is too bad that the folks wear suits like europeans,
with the unique tastes on colors of asians (especially RED) I'd have hoped that they would wear different colors combinations than us.
looks like navy is a wordwide color this year
Alexandre DO.
Art Student in Paris
Oh wow.
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From bottom to top -
The gent talking on his mobile phone uses the texture of his knit tie and denim shirt (chambray? difficult to tell) to accent his business uniform.
The middle man is simply ungarnpatschkeh. The bow tie is too formal for the rest of his attire. The striped shirt would look good with the vest but clashes with the jacket. The vest itself would look alright with the jacket. In all, his look is clownish.
Lastly, the smiling man is the most interesting. He is making the most of modest pieces. The colors work. The classic blazer works with the rumpled pants and vest. The tie and shirt look like they came out of the businessman's closet. Finally, I am partial to that man's hat because it looks like the Weatherproof hat which I often wear.
The man in the top photo looks fan-freaking-tabulous. What confidence and what a great sense of style.
Sharon
True Dandies...
Hey There,
can anyone possibly tell me, where I can get a Tie like the man in the 2nd picture. A bowtie like this is, what I need for my next big dance.
Thanks
L.
All three are great, but I keep coming back to the third one--something about the man's posture reminds me of mid-century Irving Penn photos...
Now how cool is that!:)
I think these Tokyo shots may be my favorites ever. Thanks for doing what you do.
wow!!!
Agree with Nancy, a smile really is the best accessory. I'm in love with everything about #1!
I like those blues on the first...
Amazing!
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Remarkable for me in all of these shots are the faces. Every single one is so present for you, Mr. Sartorialist, as if they were waiting for you.
Me encantaria ir a Tokyo, Genial.
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Japenese style and culture never ceases to amaze me. A truly inspirational country!
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very chic style!!!
xoxo
Desiree
blue could just be the new black...love these shots.
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how come nobody mentions about the watch strap of the guy on the top? everyone else already mentioned enough about his rest outfit, so I just wanna point out that little detail of blue and white on the watch strap gave me a smile ;-)
Lovely combination of blues in the first picture, I noticed his stylish watch in particular
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No.1 is thee face! He's also on the tailor cad page... always a sharp Ivy style modernist... check the shoulder line!