Chemises by Malick Sidibé
publisher: GwinZegal
Amazon.com
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
On the Street…via Montenapoleone, Milan
I love the concept of a simple fur and legs, Italians are so good at that.
Monday, February 10, 2014
Domenico Gianfrate, Puglia, Italy
Today is the debut of a new portrait series for The Sartorialist. Â I’ve wanted to add studio work to the blog for a while, and now that we’re in our new studio it’s finally the right time.
This is a series that I will shoot all over the world, and like my street work, IÂ will focus on the intriguing people I meet on my travels.
I hope you enjoy it as much as I have enjoyed shooting it.
Sunday, February 9, 2014
APC Butler Program REPOST
I was really surprised and touched by the passionate response to this post.
What I think I understood from the comments, is that there is not really another item of clothing that can capture the personality and history of a person as perfectly as a well-worn pair of jeans.
Sneakers? A leather jacket?
What these commentors seemed to have in common is that they search for the perfect pair of jeans and then wear them to death, literally. Â I understand that concept, but I like/wear white jeans, black jeans, raw denim and pre washed– basically it would take me forever to get one pair of jeans to that condition on my own! Years ago, I had some Levis 501s that wore out like that, but I would never wear them now, not the fault of the denim, but the leg is just too full cut for me now.
I learned something from that post, so please let’s keep the fact that I bought them that way stay just between us million or so friends.
