Longsleeved shirts are so sexy worn the way he does! His outfit is just the kind of outfit I like in a man: clean, simple, smart and yet, misterious because he is not using fashion in an expresive way, but in a pure functional way.

that´s a real beautifaul lad
boneka

i dig it.
only a few guys can go un-tucked and maintain a coherent look.

ok, i’m not sure about this outfit at all. just look at his socks! and the hem of his pants!
but he is so so handsome.
and the photo is NICE.

personal style does not have much to do with what you are wearing, but how you are wearing it. this guy has a personal style that i dig. he is cute, too.

mirrors and then accents his hairline. is that good? this collar shape works on almost no one.

what kind of shoes are those..

oversized shirt! washed out denim! white sox! i love this dudes style!

love the pic..he sure has a natural style and i love the background of the picture so chinatown! really cool!

oh come on, kids.

he’s a cute moody boy.

shot beautifully on a perfect background.

he could have on a hefty bag and a yohji cardigan and we’d all be “ooooh.”

;)

you have got to be kidding sart.
something has shifted…you recently seem to be taking fewer and fewer men with good style, more women and more like this guy.
nothing wrong with him, but i think you are more interested in the guys face than his clothing. i see nothing fashionable or stylish nor sartorial about the men you have recently been taking. i remember first discovering your site and i was so inspired. i scrolled all your back months and years…but something definitely shifted. i still look forward to your findings.

Yes, right everything, including the face and haircut.

Great juxtaposition of subject and background, too.

this is waaay cool exactly because he did not go out that morning looking to be photographed. awesome.

I love this photo! It’s very editorial. A cute guy in a precious shirt sitting on a chair in a dirty street corner.

I love this image. Beautiful shirt. The rolled-up denim and white socks are a little “Curiosity Killed the Cat (The late eighties Warhol blessed pop music group)…which is a VERY good thing.

Congratulations on your upcoming exhibition: THE SARTORIALIST at Danziger Projects!

i believe he’s wearing a shirt of his own design; he is one of my favorite men’s designers. the aesthetic of his collections seem to mirror his own style: subtle, detailed, and fashion forward in a surprisingly classic way. great picture.

oh mr sart, i know you are capable of finding guys with great sartorial looks and styles–believe me, i have studied and examined all of your past archives…thanks for reassuring me because i know you don’t owe me any explanations for YOUR website…just know that i tune in every day sometimes twice to be inspired. and yes, like youself, i really like old school, but with fashion forward twists. thanks again for sharing

rugged casual daniel day lewis from M Butterfly-esque

This is a really beautiful portrait. Love the composition and the grid and blue/white sign with his shirt and jeans.

Really lovely.

This photo is exquisite, a perfectly composed painting. The blues, browns and whites. The subject’s simple, quiet intensity. The sets of squares and the graffiti echoing the characters of the sign. Just great. It might make a good companion to that Lempicka-esque shot of yours.

Maybe he did not take a lot of trouble to get dressed, but perhaps the point here is that he knew how little or much trouble to take.

patrik is so crushable

What I like about his style is that it’s reliant on a well designed shirt, good proportions, but is overall simple. It’s how men (and women) should all dress. Of course it works for him, I wouldn’t say all men should wear this but it’s inspiring.

Oh Patrik, p.s. You should not cut your shoulders with so much of a slope in your shirts. Even the large size makes weird pockets around the base of the neck.

reading the comments, i see a conflict, and i think the conflict is there because of the different generations seeing this. a bad comment on the socks might be on its place for some old dude, the younger people
see that the twists is there on perpose, and perhabs relate a bit more to it.
knowing that the model (and designer) is patrik ervell
helps offcouse.
to me its a hyrbid look. he has the body type, haircut and overall look of some rebel kid or german/new york type of artist back in the days, the jeans is .. late 80íes 90íes. the shirt is both classic yet seems like an updated for contemporary use kind-of-style, the shoes is very artisan and perfectly used (not too damaged not too clean). all very clean. all very young.
to me this is perfection, preppy without being preppy, clean without being posh.
street and artisan without being unstylish.