The Sartorialist

I love this picture!

I wonder if they appreciate(d) just how chic she looks…

Michelle

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Love her shoes! The juxtaposition of the characters is fun too.

The fellow in the middle is giving you a suspicious look; thinking "why's this guy taking photos of me…" :)

awesome pic, wow! great job!

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this image is very inspirational. it really shows, i think, the difference between the two worlds- the rich woman's and the two cooks'(they are cooks, righ?) however, there is one common thing they share; that's the carefree attitude. the lady is talking on the phone, wearing stylish clothes, looking so glamorously carefree; the two men are looking away, not having even noticed her, lost in their own world. great job monsieur Scott.
Helene(i'm not french, just like the sound of my name in french!)

This gives "face" to why i love NY!

People of all ilk…just living…

Are those sushi men? Hehe

love this… those shoes are so lovely.

OMG HER SHOES!!!!!!!

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F

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Wow! So chic!

Lovely composition, Scott!
The grey background/lady and the contrast between those 3 is, indeed, quite interesting! You never fail to surprise me. :)

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you always know to find the soul…great shot

woww love it!!

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I like the contrast between this woman and the men beside her, but i find her outfit lacking. The shoes and glasses are great pieces, but this woman does not stand out to me.

Love the shoes!

this is awesome. so much going on here and then the color matches. wow. one of my favorites

LOVE IT! It so captures as aspect of life the City that you can't find anywhere else.

very smart.. you can see the contrast between this lady and the men..interesting picture.

i love this!

that kind of situations make New York City the most special city in the whole world.

Nice legs, of course.

Lovin' blondes ;)

what a contrast :D

So chic!

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How random. Business dressed up woman sitting next to the chefs. Laidback.
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its always,everything about the contrast.

This is why I love NY. The mingling of people whose lives would never cross like this anywhere else. What a beautiful photo.

looks funny …

Beautiful contrasts!

I absolutely adore this shot! Well dressed women should hang out with kitchen staff more often, preferably in Los Angeles, so I can see them too. :)

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Oh she fancy, huh?

I love when one thing/person in the pictures looks out of place.

Great shot; striking juxtaposition of elements

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great mix:)

Eh, I can't get behind her look, especially with the way she's seated. She looks uncomfortable, and cold – like she's dying to get home, take off those shoes and tight skirt, and get under the covers. It smacks of "this is my going-to-work costume and not who I really am."

The guys, on the other hand, I really like. Neat, functional, comfortable, and with a little bit of personal flair (hat/bandanna, bracelets, sleeves rolled, etc.). I bet you'd walk away from a conversation with those two with a smile.

a reflection of American society today?
they look so uncomfortable…
it's a great photograph. it says loads of things.

Wow, what a contrast!lovin' the sandals and the sunnies.

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lovin' the situation

fantastic scene. Make me miss New York.

I love how you captured the contrast of the chef and the woman existing in their separate worlds. This is an awesome photo!

I think the blue in his bandana really brings out the whole attire… well done. ;-)

Incredible photo! Love the contrast! Plus the fact that the two food service workers look like they're on a break while the businesswoman is chained to her blackberry (probably working).

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Ohh, I love her shoes!

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great photo scott. wish you had a flickr account, so i can fav this. :D

Such a contrast, yet they all match with the grey. Love it, great eye Scott!

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I think this picture is hilarious. What a funny juxtaposition!…
The men are so fashionable!

I love how even though this woman is showing way too much leg when she sits (some outfits are meant for standing only) , the men next to her could careless, they probably have been working hard and resting is more needed than the peek she offers.

what a lovely shoes!!!
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What a spectacular scene!

This photo is striking and not because of what this woman is wearing and/or saying on her telephone.

this is so new york.

Good shot

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nice!!

Anything could be happening here. Very nice.

:-) this is what I love about New York, people sitting next to people. love the gray tones!

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amazing!

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i love the contrast between her and the two dudes.

that legs!

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Simple but smart and sexy style. I like the shoes.

one of your best shots – more of this perspective please

What a fascinating photo! There are visibly defined contrasts in social/economic status, clothing, expectations, etc. But one thing that catches me is how you found common lines between them all — the use of grays being foremost in my mind. Another truly great photo. Keep up the awesomeness!

I love the contrast between the blue collar workers and the chic woman with the shades, heels and the phone. Very enticing.

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This is a great picture! They are all so self possessed yet kind of relaxed too. Two, maybe three different worlds sitting side by side and looking somewhat comfortable. So funny!
… love those shoes ;)

truly good picture.

Wonderful contrast.

I absolutely adore the juxtaposition between the two working worlds.

I added it to my blog!

It is interesting that 99% of the comments starts with "I love X" regardless of the photos. It is especially cool when the sartorialist doesn't point out what he sees in this photo. The result seem to be to a try to praise the photograph in some way (this picture mostly the shoes).

Fantastic contrasts :-) Love her legs!!

Not sure.
This woman doesn't look 'chic' or 'carefree' to me.
She looks tired and thin.
Bleak photo. Interesting contrast.

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Great photo! This is why I love images so much and it's fascinating to hear how people read them. I'm not really interested in the woman. She looks very ordinary and actually not chic at all. The man in the middle has an effortless style and the blue bandana is very cool. And who's to say the men are kitchen staff. They probably own the restaurant… and the woman looks looks like she sells handbags at Macy's.

Very NY pic… love it!

Great shoes!!! Love the contrast of her and the workers.

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haha what an interesting group..

CLOTHESURE

interesting pic! but i think she looks a little too old/tired for the outfit.

And then what happened? Did she manage to stand up elegantly without wobbling at the ankles or revealing more than she intended?

I say they all work together. The two guys (interestingly) have (sort of expensive looking) matching shoes, and if they are kitchen workers in uniform all the way, their shoes are practically new. The place is newly open. She has a menu (maybe) in her bag. She is "front of the house." Maybe something has gone wrong in the place, and she is on the phone trying to fix it.

Regardless, it is a great shot.

Love the clogs.

Great contrast!

Just when I am feeling really down on New York I see something like this to remind me that New York is the great equalizer.

A really conceptual picture :)

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Looong legs… ;)

Same location, different worlds.

i love the contrast between ordinary to fashion!

Great photo, Scott.

love her shoes..and love this scene :)

I guess we ALL need a coffee break once in a while… independent from what we might be needing a break from.

Legs for days!

Awesome pic with a beautiful contrast between paris chic and working style!!

This is NY. Every minds his/her own business and this great picture is providing us the real feel for the NY streets!

Great scene!

Extraordinary! I love it

She does not look chic to me. That cell phone posture!

I wish I could afford to do this all the time. It She seems to be wearing only a jacket. It would have been more chic to wear a skirt with it :—) A tad more mode

What an awesome opportunity for a compare/contrast!
Her skirt seems too shirt to be chic!

Definitely, gray, white + a head accesory. Both the band and the cap work very well. The wristbrands make for the show pieces on the middle man… =)

Like the picture, wouldn't say I see a constrast but rather a singular match on their color pallete.

Too much gray for my taste, but a great graphic example of how all people fit on the big apple city.

wow!this picture isspectacular to compare the differents!it is really good!

just perfect!

Thank you for this kind of shot!I can dream about place I've never seen and people so different.

He is comfortable, she is too in a way, but protective of her short hem. What are those dudes thinking while sitting to such a nice pair of legs! She must be the boss or something!

That woman is one of the most stylish and elegant fashion editors in New York. Vanity Fair's Jessica Diehl.
Her taste is simply impeccable.

hope she dont get bed bugs

Great contrast!

ahhhh i knew it's the fab Jessica Diehl !! Love her to pieces, she's one hardworking editor I've ever assisted and so down-to-earth :)

i just love it!