The Sartorialist

beautiful picture.

It’s something very nice about her appearance. Quite casual, comfy, natural and simple – yet very ‘in’. I love the bag.

I’m usually SUCH a fan, as my comment history would illustrate. But this chunky sweater puzzles me. It reminds me of those commercials with “Sven” on them … I hope someone knows what I’m talking about.

But what I do like about this shot and “look” is how the powdery tone pops from all the black behind her. And I like that she’s wearing something other than a coat for additional warmth. That’s inspiring.

i cannot get enough of the thick, opaque tights with an open toe sandal look. aside from that, this girl look both chic and comfortable, which is actually rather difficult to achieve…

i love your blog, but you should post pictures of more ethnically diverse people. go to africa or something and see the kind of fashion you can shoot there.

I love this. Everything about it works for me, something I definitely see myself wearing! Can anyone tell me who the individual pieces are by?

I like the idea really, and she looks very comfortable and all. But I can’t fight the feeling that she is making herself look much more short and top-heavy than she actually is, that sweater being very thick and apparently layered over at least 3 other tops. But like I said, I like the concept.

Love how she stands out in the sea of black behind her… Cant say I like the whole outfit itself, but still great shot. I do covet the bag though, anyone know the brand?

Susan

I like the tonality expressed in the light blue and white hues we see, but there are two points that make this look not quite as amazing as sartorial as, say, the one to the left. First, the blue blouse peeking out from the blue sweater detracts ever so slightly from the lovely length of the black sweater. Second, the skirt would be just right if it were a bit more structured so that it would not seem engulged by the texture of the sweater. Love the tights. The shoes are lovely, too

The outfit could be difficult but she looks lovely, good choice of shoes (imho) to balance it off.

I love the bag, but I hate the rest of the outfit. It reminds me of a misguided attempt at fashion that a fifeen year old girl would make. And what’s worse, she probably spent thousands to put this together.

everything about this is so gorgeous.

Very nice! Even the telephone matches!

I love how the colors pop! I would love to see a very feminine, spring interpretation of this look with layers of linen and gauzy fabrics in creams and blues. The dark leg grounds the look, but I can’t help but be put off by the turtleneck. The proportions just seem off. Perhaps a blazer with a billowing scarf about the neck instead? The we could have a better look at that skirt.

eh, the sweater is a bit too chunky and improportionate to her bottom half.

wow the grey nylons and open toed shoes seem to be a major trend lately. definitely love it though.

A comment unrelated to the current subject, but related to fashion in general: Can we move on from the word “pop”? It’s now so overused as to be both meaningless and annoying. Does anyone else feel this way, or am I the only one annoyed by this usage?

Shoes and tights are GREAT!
Shirt would look nice too but cant see it.
bag and sweater and skirt not to my taste.
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Love that bag! Like several others before me…anyone out there know the details???