hmmm… what about just “silk cufflinks”? And besides… I want a collection like that at home ;)

What a change of scenes!
San Franscisco is such a refreshing place. How is the weather?
HM did this catalog thing with the “style” of the area some time ago…kind of staged -of course-.
Can you stroll to different areas and capture people with your small camera obscura street fighter?

Hi Sar,
Q for Charvet.
In regards to the whole slim tie going on these days….what’s considered an appropriate pairing of shirt and suit and how should the neckwear be worn.
Thnks.

I love the bathrobe. Makes me think of something from Wooster & Jeeves.

what a nice presentation you did at saks. i enjoyed your slide show but the lighting made the pictures hard to see.

i really miss your street style photos.

Hey I know those “Two fabulous young ladies”.

They are, on the left, the talented Marcy Carmack, stylist and owner of Chic Wardrobe Solutions, her dog Arabella, and friend Kim Karp.

I am a guy from SF and I thought that your photo (of the two women with the dog) captured a very distinctive “SF” look reflecting how many SF women dress, especially shopping. Their look seems a bit more subtle and comfortable than their LA or NYC counterparts. I am impressed that you selected this shot. Good eye!

Thanks for coming to San Francisco – It was great meeting you and some of your fans. It was a great group of (well dressed, of course) people and one of the most interesting events I’ve been to in a while. Anyone in the New York area – go hang out with the Sartorialist tomorrow night if you can. He’s the Man!

Thanks so much Sartorialist for your interview with Jean-Claude, who was charming and a real Old World artisan. It was a treat to see you in person as well and have a chat – the best part of the event the democratic nature of the crowd; young and not so, every race and sex represented. Refreshing!

I miss your interview segments that were common in the early months of the Sartorialist. Especially the “most over-rated, and most under-rated” answers.
Congratulations on bringing to the public one of the classiest and well thought-out blogs to the web. The bar has definitely been raised by your efforts…may your success continue to flourish.

hey Heywood
Now that this is a full-time gig I will be doing more interviews and street shots etc.
I have been traveling so much but the next two months are pretty easy.

The cute girl with the bright smile…3rd from the bottom…what was she wearing? I love the hair, and the bronze studs on the top. Wish you had taken a picture of the entire outfit!

The silk knots are also called ‘Bachelor Knots’. Since bachelors don’t have a wife to help them with cufflinks, these knots could be left in the cuff when the shirt would go to the launders. On the other hand, a nice girlfriend can also be a great sartorial help!