The Sartorialist

Great suit!!!

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who thought a young guy could look good with a walking stick

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PERFECT!

I love the clean lines of this outfit.

I've got to say, though, the title made me a little disappointed – it kind of takes a mocking tone to the man's potential disability.

Amazing. The suit + the agenda + the bracelets (can you call them bracelets?)… fab photo

Yup. It's hard out there for a gimp! Good work Sart!

I never see any bad comments on this blog. There are a few details of what he's wearing that I do like (the contrast of his leather bound agenda and the pocket square). But the fit of his double breasted jacket is to wide in the middle for my taste (unless its the shadow from the left arm casting unsightly proportions). Im hoping he's posing for the picture because if his normal posture is what's exhibited here, then he'll never look good in a suit jacket with the buckling of fabric behind the lapel. All in all I hope he has on some monk straps that match his agenda in hand. The walking stick makes his outfit costume-y, like he's TRYING to be cool.

He looks great, which absolutely makes for a nice image. But if he doesn't need the cane it seems like such an affectation. Kinda undermines all the stuff that he's doing right, in my opinion.

Why is Josh limping? What type of sunglasses are those, anyone know?

Josh broke his foot so he is neithr faking or disabled.

Well now that I know that I can say that he looks great and has a pretty stylish cane.

pulls off the cane too well! such a rich colour for suiting, complemented by the leather diary and 'futurtistic sunnies'!

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i very often have to use a cane because of chronic gout. i'd love to find a cane that looks so good and can stand up to actual use. i don't mind his buttoned up shirt without a tie. the pocket square kind of makes up for the lack of tie. i hope his shoes match his bag/agenda thingy. that would really make this outfit sing.

the high neckline/cut of the lapel of this jacket is divine! where could i find something like that?
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Peskowitz,You look dashing in that Dries Suit.

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good to finally see some color with the pocket square, not just the normal crisp white.

love everything except the lapels on the jacket – too 80s for me.

I just fell in love. This guy and his outfit are delicious. Thanks!

…but at least he can look good doing it.

He looks great!

looks like pesko got the dries double breasted suit after all … (agree about the bracelets – molto figo)

nice JOSH!!!

"Limpin' ain't easy?" Sart, you made a funny. Cute :-)

Wow what a nice dress. I really like his dressing. I 'll try to follow this style.

Great look, in blue navy you go everywhere. This all-buttoned-no-tie style makes him special.
I really miss the shoes, though i can imagine it.
My poor english prevents me to catch the play on words in the headline. Will someone help me?

Sorry, i may be old-fashioned, but it needs a tie.

Very sharp.
…and Godspeed

Oh how much cool can one man ooze?! – this is an all time favorite

Your title with the image made me laugh. Thanks!

He looks well put together for a guy on a cane. His look is not overdone to contradict the fact that he has a limiting physicality (is that a word?) If he was dandy-ish looking the cane wouldn't be believable. Coordinated, minimilistic, tight, self contained…sweeeettt!

Yep ''In The Closet''
Josh Peskowitz
This guy have a style

Josh Peskowitz is so awesome! Even as an invalid, he's stylin'! Oh- and the classic Wayfarers ROCK!

isnt he the guy from men.style.com? Josh i think?

he looks good and it doesnt hurt that hes sexy so sexy!

Ironically, the walking stick, and the bracelets kind of make his whole outfit.

I think it would be great if canes came back in style! Perfect man accessory.

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for those who obviously never heard of handicapped people, have you ever thought about, that he might need that walking stick? That it's no fashion item?

this was the first time i laugh on reading a title in your blog. congratulations on the book..

@Marissa…canes for the purpose of an injured limb, sure. But in this instance, and this being solely a style blog, I believe Scott shot this as an acknowledgement of his cane as more of working accessory to his outfit, not as a temporary aid for his bipedal movement. I like the IDEA of his outfit, but the execution (even if his posture a direct result of his injury) still leaves little to be desired by The Monocle.

@JFK Jean…Does this guy have on a special shoe for a hurt foot?

Montague out.

Peskowitz – one of my favorite commenters and writers of fashion. Hope the men.style.com team finds very good homes, really like them.

sexy guy! where was he when they filed Sex and the City?!

love that fact that despite limping, it's more important that his inner strength outshines the outer limit. He oozes confidence. That reminds me of the cover shoot lady of "The SARTORIALIST" book.

he looks amazing!!!