The Sartorialist

normally not a fan of cuffed, but if obliged, this is the way to do it; one tone in and out to mute its effect, making it less contrived.

This really looks super-cool! This lad has some fine taste! :)

i need to marry a man that when he ages, can still look as stylish and individualistic as this dude here.

this is a good look with no socks (or rather 'invisible' trainer ones) and a nice pair of deck shoes. bit too indie kid now though, so it WAS a good look.

What are those boots please? Theyre quality

Great pictures…looks like a great guy..

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Luv it.

I'm confused by the surprise–weren't cuffed jeans really big back in 2003 when Evisu started hitting the mainstream?

very nice, and im feeling the classic desert boot

Wow! This jean is very nice!
Love you, i can't wait for the book!! ha!

Kiss from Argentina.!

lol well darlins I must be the old gal around here to remember all the jeans were worn with cuffs. Believe it or not my Daddy would yell at me for wearing jeans.. "they are farmers clothes!" lol but he finally came around. me in my cuffed jeans, my uncle franks marine wool shirt, my puma sneakers, my crochet purple hat and my love beads.
jewelles
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I HAVE to do this anyway cos I have short legs and am usually too lazy to get my pants taken up. although, the look is a bit different on girls. I quite like it with my Nudie jeans though.

I love cuffs on shorts and pants, it gives the look a twist . . .

Hey, Sart–

I love checking in–you do a great job with young women, young men, and older men. However, older women are few and far between. In your opionion, is this because older women generally succumb to "mutton dressed as lamb" ridiculousnes or to styleless invisibility? Maybe they just aren't out there on the street? These are genuine questions. As an older woman,I am constantly trying to take my style temperature. :)

I totally agree, I'm also obsessed with the cuffed jeans. I guess you gave me the idea at first, then I started doing it to my own jeans and then I started noticing it on other people when they do it right or wrong in a funny way.

This is such a great blog for fashion inspirations. I hope mine is too by the way.

http://www.lefashionintern.blogspot.com

I've always loved the rolled up jean look, what a guy,and those chuka style shoes tooo cool

Loving the desert boots so much! I have been searching for a pair for the longest time and just found what I wanted today! I am without a doubt buying a pair! I am probably as obsessed over the way the man cuffs his jeans as I am. I have been trying it lately but it doesn't look as cool as his! I have to experiment a little more.
check out my trendy blog!
http://thetrendydwarf.blogspot.com/

Cuffed jeans are definately the way to go!

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Hard denim. Mr Sartorialist you need some lessons son, spend a few months on superfuture and get over the APC obsession.

I hope we'll see some photos of your short time in Toronto… and that you liked our city. I know it's no Paris or Milan but the anglo/ scottish past mixed with the ethnically diverse present make for a lot of gorgeous people with their very own groovy styles.

Hey sart, just to say I LOVE your blog!
It is literally 5 A.M. here in Mexico and I can't stop going through your photos! They're beautiful. I actually check your blog every day just in case you've updated it (2 or 3 or sometimes 4 or 5 times a day.. you know, just in case)

The guy from the picture? Elegant, classy and very stylish.
Thank you for amazing photos like these that remind me of the person I want to be.

Ah, the older man, chic and understated…….Just love him. He looks splendid and he knows it. I like his expression of amused patience with you, the photog. His shoes are great – seen similar at J Crew……. and the jeans are the perfect foil for any shirt and/or jacket. Great shot.

Your blog is amazing. The pictures are sometimes breathtaking and the way you portrait everyday people's style is incredibly inspirational!
It's funny, I heard of your blog through a very similar blog a portuguese man created:
http://lisboadiarios.blogspot.com

I'll definitly buy the book as soon as I can!

The cuff looks tailored, rather than the commonly rolled look. He strikes me as a guy who would be fastidious about such things.

JP

Great face.

Nice boots, but he is short, his jeans are hiked up to his chest, and the he cuts off his leg line with this hyper-cuff – not the most flattering look for him.

Us Rockabilly-fans have been cuffing our jeans for ever. Interestingly, the SIZE of the cuff says alot about your level of interest in the scene. heh heh.

He looks good but look at that excellent, sofa!!!!

This is perfectly calming…

he looks crazy good.

This guy looks awesome. This has been the hip thing in Toronto for the past two summers.

This is the first time I've seen this look and liked it. The boots are awesome too. Just the right color.

Jeeze, I love suede shows…..

I love the blog, but a rolled cuff is not the most visionary of observations. Regardless, they do work well to punctuate a look, hence their perennial presence.

Nice one. All the older people around me wear tent-like jeans with elastic waist, fleece zip-ups (even in summer) and ugly New Balance trainers.

Don't do it, it creates too much weight at the hem forcing the jeans to move awkwardly.

The only reason this works is because he's wearing indigo dyed trousers and not heavyweight denim, so the fabric can still hang properly.

Needless to say, i've tried it before..

I like this look a lot, except for the crease in the jeans. Love the shoes.

I like the hieght where he wears his pants, they look like they're painted on his belly. This guy doesn't really have the look of someone involved in the fashion world, it looks like a personal style thing.

Love the shoes… :D.

Noemi C. I LOVE it granpapa rocks in that outfit.Just adorble.