The Sartorialist

Bananas have been used in so many creative ways this year. I really like them as wrist pieces.
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Bottom center is without a doubt, my favorite. What an absolute testament to the idea that eccentricity and happiness often go hand in hand.

each and every one incorporated the bandana in his/her own style and in ways I didn’t think it might look that cool!
Beautiful !
xx
nini

love the different uses.

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Guy in the bottom left corner: 1st time I see a maasai necklace outside of Kenya. I got mine hanging on the wall! http://loulouclouclou.blogspot.com.es/

aTÉ os homens aderindo a moda dos lenços!!! A moda e incrível!

http://chicdebatom.blogspot.com.br/

bejuus

Although only 14 years old and have not heard of life and see that these people are very well dressed as you like and not caring what other people think it to them.
That is one of my favorite pages.
Fashion … as a lifestyle.

I like bandanas style. I like man in third pic!

Lelli, italian fashion family

http://leolelli.blogspot.it/

I’m loving this “if you’re thinking about…” posts, but it will be nice to be able of going to the original photos. Just to see them in all their full size glory.

super inspiring. i have already forgotten that bandanas were still out there

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I really appreciate this serie, it’s so much fun.
My favorites : the top right photo of the good looking man with the hat and, of course, Garance’s style.

I’m not shure i like bandanas, bur here it looks wonderful!

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The girl in the upper left corner is still one of my favorites.

Great collection of images!!!!
The girl from the first photo has a lovely style!

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xx

Really really loving your new series. I’m always curious what the next “if you’re thinking about…” will be!

I’m always thinking about bandanas. Bandanas are the bomb (sic) in Gilead.

so inspiring! :)

Different cultures, different ways of showing your own fashion style. Love it! It’s like around the world in a Sartorial way. Excelent post!

Karen,xo
http://hablemosfashion.blogspot.com

love these! if you’re thinking about…..posts.

Love this new category of showing your readers how to wear a look, such a great idea! Thank you!

The guy with the beard (top right) is appealing, the guy on the bottom middle makes me grin and of course Garance makes me smile.

lovely look! i wanna try it!

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The girl in the first photo; I like her pose!

Great pictures!
Love the way that first man
wears his bandana haha!

X
http://dipitblack.com

love the way they sport it!!! ;) xo, Alma
http://www.soulofashopper.com

this is great! so many ways to wear bandanas! Love this mix selection!

Bottom left picture. Not familiar with the hairstyle. Does it have a name so that I can google on it?

Nevermind. Googled on top knot.

Bandanas are reserved for hot yoga class…at least the cotton ones are.

I found a great silk scarf with a bandana print last year at Galeries Lafayette – the contrast of the print with the material is interesting, and I can dress it up or dress it down…but it’s definitely not for hot yoga!

Dev
http://www.informedstyle.com

Bandanas are an inexpensive way to add style. They look great in the pocket of a jacket or tied around the crown of a hat. So many ways to use them..very versatile. I like these looks.

I like bandanas used also in A/I. The necklace of one guy it’s Maori. Really nice.

Bandannas are a symbol of unity for young Australians living with cancer – It’s National Bandanna Day on Friday 26 October, buy and wear a CanTeen bandanna to help young Aussies show cancer who’s boss

love this theme (“if you’re thinking about”) too. I have maroon socks. I have bandanas. I can’t buy couture, but fashion-wise, these are things I can do.