the girl is very well dressed.
the boy’s jacket is nice too. I am only not so sure about the Onitsuka shoes.

Adorable, right down to the shoes.

that kid looks ridiculous in his boys flannel and kids back pack.

the rest is fine.

oh to be young again…………..

SART,

Why do you love the proportion of the too-small thrift store jacket?

Not sure anything about their garb would have struck me as note-worthy. In the NYU/Union Square scene, these two don’t stand out at all IMHO, just another grungy day without a lot of imagination.

I love his color-coordinated shoes & backpack!

she’s adorable.

Loving her pink-rust-black scheme, shame about the cigarette habit…

i am in LOVE with these two. adorable

the girl is perfect.
not sure im falling as hard for the flannie/backpack combination though, too aussie suburban scene kid for me.

Her outfit is much better than his mostly because he has a tacky backpack and shoes

Thank You. What I appreciate most here are the matching sleeve lengths of their coats.

On the surface, and let’s just theorize because I will never know them, two seemingly very different people – who for some reason are drawn together, be it for love, friendship, whatever. But they are trying to make two very different statements, hers is very classic, retro, vintage: but her scarf plays with that a little bit and makes it somewhat less classic.

His is very modern. In mens fashion I find there to be a very fine line between lumberjack/ construction worker and fashionable. Especially with the work boots and flannels that men are supposed to be wearing this season. However, because of his proportions, he walks that line beautifully. The fit of his jacket and his sleeve length makes the seemingly overt masculinity of the style almost feminine, but not to a fault.

Thus meshing their clashing looks, unifying aesthetics, and explaining to some degree why they were drawn together. All through sleeve length. Fashion worthy of documentation is always a product of some sort of subversion of expectation.

I also love to see something free of labels on Sart. Thanks again

i love this light on their faces.

Haha, I went to NYU and they look like the prototypical undergrad standing outside of Tisch/Gallatin smoking or waiting for the bus. You should photograph there more often — you’ll get some creative (albeit not so high-end) shots that are emblematic of young, downtown NYC style. Right there on Broadway is the perfect spot.

Ah memories.

I like when you post younger people on here, it’s a breath of fresh air.

these two are a nice pair but there are much better dressed students at NYU.

good, but meh. I feel like most “alternative” kids my age (the 18-26 year old group) dress this way already.

they’re not americans, are they?

Nooooooooooooooo! Sooooo not fashion.

The two of them are just so cute! I love it.

plaid flannel shirt worn over a hoodie?? Gawd.. i should try that.

flannel over hoodie? how have i missed this before!

it’s one of those brilliant sart moments when my existing wardrobe seems to double in size.

thank you sart.

have to disagree with so many comments that this look is typical of downtown, particularly around NYU. really? i’ve not found much creativity down there recently…
i’ve actually been hoping that with the current economics, there will be some more interesting fashion on the street in NYC soon… i’m waiting… waiting….

I love it. It reminds me of the colouring of birds, The bright male and the more monochromatic female. very nice.

cute, young, collegiate. her ensemble is very jcrew. the guy’s shoes work well with the plaid shirt.

HI MEREDITH!

i went to high school with that girl and can attest that she always had style beyond this world.

the accusations of “hipster uniform” are just as baseless as accusing the majority of sartorialist subjects as “yuppie uniform.” the extension of her black sleeves beyond the coat parallels the almost waistless emergence of her black leggings out of the base of the coat – a balance framed perfectly by the matching brown of the coat and the shoes. and i know it’s been discussed, but the pink ribbon is such a killer touch too. there’s excellent composition to it all.

and, not to be redundant, but the shrunken-flannel-as-cardigan really does deserve mad props.

he looks great! if i saw him walking down the block my head would turn :))

Such excellent kicks on the young man; someone with really good taste must have picked them out. I mean, maybe.

shoestring belt.. i love it.

i think the brown washes the girl’s complexion out. nothing special, stylish, different about this at all. very boring. nothing makes this stand out, but on its own, all i can say is that she looks comfortable and warm.

the guy on the other hand looks friendly and fun :)

to be honest, im more curious about the person squatting behind this couple!

They look adorable together. They're having fun and doing it on a thrift store budget – very stylish.