The Sartorialist

beautiful picture. i wonder who makes the fabric for his pullover. what was he doing? did he have animals?

What a beautiful picture!

Lovely. Strong features. Confident attitude. Great landscape. Reminds me of the Eastern Freestate in South Africa, where i live. These pics definitely belong here. Fashion/anthropology/philosophy/travel should not be separated, it’s impossible (and dangerous) to safely compartmentalize these days. Thanx for fucking with the definition of fashion!

beautiful….

magnifique!

These are amazing shots. C’est parfait!!
Marocco is so beautiful!

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Beatiful picture! Marruecos is amazing!

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WOW! I love these pics of Morocco! My mother grew up in Marakesh, and I have never been to Morocco so these pictures are amazing for me!

Una foto veramente bella

Great photo! Love the expansiveness of it.

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this is amazing. what a great photo. actually, his sweater is pretty cool too

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I’m absolutely in love with those pictures. Thank you for sharing your vision on this wonderful trip. And I know that Morocco is NOT a third world country , it is an amazing place where the clima , goodsense of life, great colours, spicy smelling and true people are in harmony .

Oh Scott,
What a fantastic trip!
I have always wanted to go to Morocco, it’s on my list, but haven’t had the chance yet, but soon, oh soon I hope!
I love it that you are not doing the usual tourist route and more off the road adventures, that is the way to go!
Regards from Peru!
Carola

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Great to see also road and mountain fashion, not only street fashion. Actually, this is where most of us walk.

This is why you are so beloved, because you see beauty — including fashion beauty. I have often lived and worked in remote, extreme, and extremely gorgeous places where people have few clothes, many of which are hand-me-downs, and, as you are showing us, still DO consider what to wear, when, how, with what. Authenticity, as you always highlight, makes it all add up to stunning. THANK YOU!

You’ve happened a man in dress that picks up on every color in the background (though I’m sure natural hues make up much of what you see both across the landscape and from person to person). This photo is beautiful, I would frame it and keep it if I could!

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What a fantastic shot. I saw what you said yesterday in the comments about this blog being about inspiration. From the beginning of this Morocco series, I have felt inspired. The colours (in architecture, in market scenes, in landscapes), the textures, the prints… How could all of this possibly be considered un-sartorial?

These photos are definitely not ‘travel catalog’ photos. This is fashion, this is beauty & art. I love how you show the beauty of the person

beautiful frame, beautiful pic

I can see where amazing designers gather their inspiration for blending patterns, textiles and just overall colour palettes. It’s amazing….

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BEAUTIFUL photo!

Great sky. Love it!!

This picture is soo great!
Simple man.

wow, the man is right on-trend with his jumper!!!

He looks like the Berber man that lead my school group hiking through the atlas mountains last summer (his name was Ibrahim) My visit to Morocco was my first time out of europe and the scenery was absloutely breathtaking, we also went to essouiera and its amazing and eye opening to immerse yourself in such a different culture, thanks for helping me relive it

i was there, it’s gorgeous. best place to buy a rug and if you go there you must visit Kasbah Tamadot, Richard Branson’s spot

P.S. I like seeing the subjects that Garance is shooting on her site and comparing them to your subjects on this trip — quite a pair you guys make

Wonderful! Morocco remains one of my most favorite places in the world. You capture the gentleness and humor of the people there beautifully.

Stunning image! I want to be in Morocco!

Soooo good!

Scott – I so appreciate that you are able to share these deeply personal glimpses into your Moroccan experience. It proves you not only have an eye for style, you also are able to capture the human soul. Beautiful work!

This man is a sartorialist. Look how he holds himself with such confidence. Fantastic xxx

Definitely bucolic….. love his sweater

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I’ve nothing new to say about this great photo, but again great photo.

lovely photo so cute <3
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tu blog esta bravaso

Very Isabel Marant ;)

How great to be on the road in Morocco – the landscape never ceases to change and there are always people about! Have a wonderful trip X

beautiful! I wonder if these subjects realize they will be on a widely viewed photography/ fashion blog;)

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It’s so easy to get lost in your incredible fashion photography, but this picture reminds me that there is so much more to life. This man is worlds away from my admittedly somewhat materialistic concerns and it is so refreshing to see. Thank you so much for showing such diversity in your blog!

The background is fantastic!

It’s a captured scene from Pablo Coehlo’s “The Alchemist!”
Absolutely beautiful!

I was there 2 years ago, and I felt in love with the Desert of Erg Chebbi

You must to see it.

La Ventana de Gogo

I am fascinated on how a trained eye of a fashion photographer would capture my country. we’ve shared jokes with friends on what the satorialist would make of the street fashion here.

xx

This photo is beautiful. And I like his sweater!
It’s really cool you show these pictures on your blog, because normally you only show fashion people.
I love your blog!

I love the blue background… lovely!

Sometimes simple people can inspire us more than popular ones. Great picture! Would love to see more of these and also your thoughts about them.