The Sartorialist

wow.

And he really works it! Think he looks very nicely artsy boho here. Especially with that scarf.
And the photo itself is quite amazing too, love the smile you captured!

I absolutely love everything in this shot, so simple, fresh, practical even careless, but so well done! The textures, the practical way he uses his pockets, the way the clothes fit, the scarf, gesture (was he singing?), the smile. (He reminds me a bit to the young Burt Lancaster…) And the white background to highlight everything. Great one Sart!!!

Oh!I just love his style.. he’s just so charming – love his smile aswell:)

The main reason this guy looks so great is his face. His joy is irresistable. I love the details – this outfit would crash without them.

He’s no grandpa.

I’ve been looking for the perfect shawl collar cardigan for a year now. Anybody know where to find it, please clue me in. That one there is great.

I just love it when men smile big enough to show their teeth! And, of course, it’s a nice sweater…

This sweater is awesome.
I’ve been in search for one exactly like this, except a bit longer.
Can anyone tell me where to find it?!?
Heavy woven wool, patch pockets, high collar, robust buttons…
I love what he’s wearing underneath it. The pockets stuffed with papers. Sleeves rolled up. Last two buttons undone.

Well played, monsieur.

M

Another corkin’ smiler – who cares what he’s wearing?!

So beautiful

This makes me want a shawl collar cardigan even more than I already did, But as cool as this guy looks I’m afraid I would immediately enter ‘grandpa’ land if I were to try it. Oh well.

I’ve got one like it, but it’s beige colour.

this is a wonderful shot, not just because of his wonderful cardigan but also, in large part, due to the man’s friendly nature. Also, having full grandpa pockets never hurts!

Ever since cardigans came back into vogue, all you ever hear is that they should, nay must, be worn slim. This “oversized” sweater looks amazing on him and shows how bucking the trend is what makes a style icon.

no way. this is just too much style.

A perfect design if there ever was one…. And the joy in the face is another one of your wonderful moments captured in time!

Now this is a gorgeous man with a passion for life.

I love shawl neck.

Yummy.

That’s the cardi i’ve been looking for, perfect with a scarf underneath

Now this is a gorgeous piece of knitwear! Note the button on the shawl collar, the firm button band, and how the pockets don’t seem too baggy despite obvious frequent wear.

I stole a similar cardigan from my father–midnight blue with fiber content noted as “alpacagora”. (Mohair and alpaca?) My father got it in the early 60s. I last wore it in 1998. Moths got it–little devils!

To everyone who is looking for the perfect shawl collar cardigan, i’d recommend looking into martin margiela. he released a gorgeous knitted shawl collar cardigan last fall. you might be able to find it online or on ebay..

~daniel d.

I actually still have my grandfather’s cardigan. Unfortunately, it looks nothing like this…

I check this blog nearly every day and this is my favorite shot. the clothes are great, but the smile is what makes the picture.

Beautiful and effortlessly stylish. He should model in fragrance adds or something to that effect.

However, I tend to find the bulk of people you shoot quite striking. The world is a beautiful, stylish place behind your lens, dear Sart. That’s why I feel this compulsive need to view your blog every morning!

Beat Boliger.
Great guy, great stylist

Wow…hot and beautiful, I’d love to have him for lunch and then wrap myself up in his sweater.

This is a fabulous shot. A nice counterpoint to many of the more grim, austere expressions we see. And that cardigan fits him well. I mean, how often does one come across a cardigan that’s slimming? He looks wonderful.

great smile
great looking guy :)

What JOY!

I am showing this photo to my husband to get him back into cardigans. Just one little nitpick — his sweater would look loads better with a little defuzzing. Makes a huge difference. Otherwise, this is beautiful.

good look.
i think its hard to find a simple cardigan like that.

wow. that’s a beautiful picture!!

it is so inspiring!

The Gap is selling a very similar sweater right now

i have to say this is one of my favorite shots of all time as well. just wondering if you were using something longer than a 50mm for this one sart? i was wondering what kind of aperture setting you used for shots of these kinds. it just has a wonderful soft quality that makes his smile all the more wonderful.

i didn’t know kevin federline was such a sartorialist.

Heart attack!
His smile and his cardigan…

I concur that this is one of the best shots you’ve taken. Could you tell us how you took the photo, Sart? Soft focus?

What did you say to make him laugh like that?!

Wonderful!

Beautiful. I’m in love with the cardigan. It’s so fantastically simple, and the smile just lights up the frame.

I’m doomed. I’m in love…

Everything about that cardigan is perfect. The collar, the buttons, the fabric… Sigh… They don’t make clothes the way they used to…

Oh he’s just beautiful- My son has this sweater in charcoal grey- it was my fathers. Some stuff is just perfect all the time and this is a perfect shot of some of it! Thanks- this is getting e-mailed to california where the sweater now resides…