The Sartorialist

Love the print on this dress. Such a great photo!

Check out today’s look:
http://www.fashionmewild.com/2011/09/look-of-day-20-trending-red-at-emmys.html

That dress is lovely and I love how our of focus the background is – great photo Scott!

This is awesome…love that print! ❤ ♡ ❤

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Beyond jealous that fall in NYC means sandals and silk dresses. Excellent shot and use of depth of field.

it is the final days of summer, the final days to bask in the lapping warmth of the sun’s sweating tongue.

she bares her legs, she hides her eyes, lowered and cowering.

around the town, all will stare.

Cute dress, great setting!

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Ece Sukan and her perfect choice again!

The dress is perfect for the season! It makes me think summer in the park! :)

simply gorgeous

I love this look. It’s still a bit coquettish with a girlie print that says summer is still here and we aren’t ready to give her up yet! Love! I now know that my trip back east this week will be perfect if spent in my summer duds! xo -B
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Every time I come on your site, I think, now this shot is brilliant and my favourite….
Since weeks!!!
Again brilliant photo, love it!
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i really love this! so casual yet pretty.

xx

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Love, love, love it! Wish that was me right now

This dress is so fun! I miss summer, I just moved to Paris from SF (which is now hot!) and I am needing a jacket to go outside – eek! Not winter yet!

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The dress is perfect.
Loving your photos!

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love the thin gold straps of her sandals.. Anyone knows where they’re from?

I’ve been following your blog for months, however, I never commented since I found the number of commentators intimidating. I know this is a style and fashion blog, but for me it’s the place I turn to when I’m mind is overloaded and needs a break. A sort of mental escape from my daily pressures. So thank you for that.

Btw, I was reading Garance’s blog for a long time before I discovered the link :-)

Viticulture on 5th Avenue

A bit out of your usual style… the heavy overexposed background is a bit agressive… but nevertheless it goes very well with the summer and joyfull dress of your model…

Nostalgia for the summer I would call it…

nice, refreshing, juvenile picture and attire

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Lovely dress. This look remids me to the summer just passed, so fresh and simple!

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Love the pattern of the dress, super chic!

Irene

Ece Sukan looks fab as always…

A great summer look!

Fantastic girl !!

Love the blurry background. And that dress is just adorable!

Love the print and colours of the dress!!

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Love the print so much :)

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Awesome ece! U r the best as always….

ece sükan.she can rock any style.Vogue Turkiye!

I’m still holding onto the last of summer also!

could someone please identify the dress for me? I would love to have it! Fantastic photo, it goes straight into my favourites list

amazing picture!

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I love
femininity
of this woman.
Her candor
inspire me,
lady.

Love this dress!!! So flattering and a great pattern!!

xoxo
red-tintedglasses

Striking photograph! Exceptional use of light.

Love grape design!
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how on earth, were you able to get this shot?… not another sole on the street or sidewalk in NYC; how strange…

ahhh! summer lives on a bit

she is my favorite.. Ece Sükan

Hair, sunglasses, bag, dress—all great. However, as someone who worked in a shoe store for several years, I notice that her sandals are too small! (Her left heel is hanging over the back, and she doesn’t have any room in the front, either.) This is obviously a very forgiving style, being mostly straps, but I hope that she gets her closed-toe shoes in the correct size, or she will be (is?) in pain!

Holding on to summer

Oh, this makes me want summer to come back!

I’m bored with what all the chic people in cities are wearing. You should check out some small towns, where people put on clothes in the morning for more reasons than to look good or express themselves. For example, there are some pretty hot loggers, farmers, and artists here in our rural northern Wisconsin town. With their coveralls and flannel and their beards and their tan skin. But they don’t even know they’re hot. It’s very charming. If you need a place to stay on your northern tour, hit us up. We’d cook you dinner. :)

what a fun unstuffy print!

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@Tonia Thats interesting. I am sure people in Wisconsin are attractive, but this isn’t an attractiveness blog, its a blog about style. I don’t think that hot farmers are really right for a blog called the Sartorialist. But if you think its a great niche and people are interested in seeing what a typical( or atypical) rural Wisconsinite wears and looks like, why not start a blog about that yourself? Its funny how people think that they know what needs to be done in movies, books, and apparently fashion blogs, but never seem willing to do it themselves. Get a cheap camera and see how it goes, perhaps.

it’s like summer…

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@martine, I know it’s not an attractiveness blog. I meant that there are some really neat “fashion” choices that happen in rural places. People shop at thrift stores and Fleet Farm, but are somehow still able to (usually unwittingly) express themselves through what they put on their bodies. It’s really interesting. I find it more interesting and genuine than fashion in urban settings where so many people have a plethora of options of stores and designers to choose from to perfectly sculpt their intended look.

Around here, it takes real resourcefulness. Making your own clothes is common, but no one calls themselves a fashion designer. They’re simply trying to clothe their family in an affordable way.

The result is the difference between a real, simple, rustic, made-with-love-at-home meal verses an expensive fancy meal at a restaurant. I prefer the homemade one that has heart and soul, personally. Nothing wrong with the fancy restaurant, too, of course.

I love this blog, I just think that it would be pretty interesting to cross over into some of the unexplored places in this country, too, instead of always focusing on the big cities. A simple suggestion. I definitely did not mean any offense and I’m not trying to tell a pro how to do his job. He does amazing work and I greatly admire him. :)

simply : wow.

I’m in love with this photo!! So pretty and fresh…
the dress is amazing!

beautiful super