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post a commentthe minute this picture popped up on my screen, I couldn't help but smile.
Awwww....
Nice tonal play; but, truthfully, nothing "second-lookish" here....
That is too cute :) Oh, by the way Sart, your photos were all over the New Zealand Herald's style section this morning with an accompanying double-page article. Reading it, I felt very smug that I'd discovered you first!
Thanks so much for all your beautiful photos; they always bring a smile to my face.
i love this. i really really do.
This man is wearing one of the most versatile and attractive accessories ...a charming smile. Gorgeous!
He reminds me of Marc Jacobs
I wore the exact same thing on the train back to NYC after Thanksgiving, except without the tie, and the shirt was a white/blue check.
Oh, that smile! Is he Italian? Did you happen to ask, perhaps? The tan-on-tan action is thrilling.
Is he French? Definitely not American!
He is a cutie.
it's all about the fit of the sweater, showing the cuff and the appropriate length. awesome style
Agreed candid cool, he's super sweet and I'm digging the schoolboy uniform/neo-monochomatic feel.
mltt
who is this guy? he's somebody in the public eye. pretty cute.
Very nice.
What a cutie!! :)
Agree with Candid Cool - this guy makes me smile. He is so preppy cute/geek chic, it hurts!
I've always thought that you should show a bit of cuff when wearing sweaters. My man pulls it off well.
That is just so pretty. Such wonderful use of brown. And that smile, those dimples, the hair!!!
The whole look brings out his coloration in the most beautiful way.
Damn I was wearing something really close to it the other day... but in another city!
Changed your mind on brown outfits yet Scott?
I love it! Ken so nice to see you're famous! -shamik
Wow, what a nice color palette. Where does one get a sweater cut that short in the torso?
Nice tonalities; I wouldn't be inclined to buy a cream-colored shirt, but it works very well with his ensemble.
on other street style blogs, the reader can click on a magnifying glass when the mouse hovers the picture. that way you can catch the details of the outfit.
can you please set up sth like that?
that is such a sweet picture - he looks so happy that you took his picture.
Can you give us a clue about what you say to people to get them to open up and go for the photo?
One word: autumn.
Mr Brown, cool
I don't really have much to say about this except that I like it. You can never go wrong with this look.
What a cutie! I love his smile.
He looks French.
Like the camel color sweater with slim black tie.
Wow - almost lika a bit younger version of Dave Gahan (Depeche Mode):-)
Doesn't he look like the French actor Jean-Pierre Leaud in his younger days? He could have stepped right out of a Truffaut movie circa 1974.
How does one maage to show a bit of cuff under the sleeve of the sweater when it keeps sliding over it when one moves his hands? (or pulls further up, depending on the movement).
Re Lit's comment that the guy's smile was too gay, as in carefree, cheerful: huh?!?!
Guess it's those dour smiles that really make the grade....
(No offense!)
I love his hair! Completely sets off the tan palette.
Anon 8:58 what a great observation. He really does look like a Truffaut character from the '70s. That was a heyday for men's French sportswear (or maybe it's because I was in my 20s then!).
The skinny sweater with the shirt cuffs, the hair, the charming smile, the flat front pants...j'adore.
Bravo Sartorialist for capturing such a perfect moment.
...it looks sort of like paul dinello (geoffrey) from strangers with candy... ?
He is the men's designer buyer at Bergdorf!
Hot!
I am going to grow my hair like that. Its long and wonderful. Accents that great smile. LOVE TAN too
i'd like to play in his hair.....
I think he works at Bergdorf and Goodman...
does every well dressed person on the streets of new york wok for a large fashion house ??
Narrow pants but not skinny pants - great. Like Cantarelli Man of a few days ago.
What kind of shoes was he wearing?
So adorably boy-next-door. He can keep me warm this winter! =]
I like the look. but I wish i could see the shoes he is wearing. Any inspiration there? What a clean, classic, preppy look.
Lovely guy!
Love the slim fit of everything. It makes him worth that second look, I'd say.
He's a cutie.
Love the same color look.
adorable.
he's got such a cute smile
I agree with carisimagiovana: definitely your typical New York NJB (nice jewish boy). Who happens to be well dressed and cute.
I love him! He's too cute:)
Man he definately works at Bergdorf Goodman...I visit the city often and I know that's him because that's one of his uniforms!! And I know that hair!!!
really nice
i agree with 'butch', great use of tonality
a sweeter looking version of marc jacobs? i did an internship for mj once and there's no sweetness there!
After browsing your archives, I must say, this is easily my favourite. :)
I'm annoyed at myself for liking this photo as am not a big fan of the 'matchy matchy' look but somehow he pulls it off - grrrr!