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I love this look! I think it embodies a sophisticated, yet young sense of street style. I wish more people in America took the time to look a little more "put together" especially in Boston.

really nice contrast between the pants and the shoes

.. love Place Vendome

Love The Hat! Très chic.

Well, it is not really the latest and most innovative but it suits him well.

Istanbulboy

I always look at the details: hat and shoes are handsome. So classy.
Olimpia

Great shot! So natural.xx

Barbour Bedale Jacket with hood in Sage

someone hated the pants but i love the pants, on both men and women, if worn well.

great shoes..

brown shoes & blue pants = pretty!!

Finally a Barbour jacket! Nice.

The hat and shoes make this outfit. Much more interesting than the black trousers, black shoes man in the background. Great contrast of the man in the front and the man behind.

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Love the hat and shoes! Plus the leather jacket is a nice contrast to the pants.

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Love the anorak and the shoes!

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perfect and real

love the hat

Something about the hat with the hood of the Barbour is a little awkward, but love everything else.

Love the shoes! I sell similar vintage mens shoes in my shop. I love the hat as well, gorgeous color.

Rosemary
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The guy looks stupid !! 'Nuff said

Wow, beautiful photo.♥

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conjurs up images of elvis costello

I know what you're saying: a Borselino can make the most awkward get-up look a whole lot better, right?

While I do like the hat (especially with thr glasses) and like the jacket on their own, do not like them as a combination.

The reason being is the hood. That hat makes the hood non-functioning. A hood does not add any style if it is made irrelevant by the head gear.

Lose the hood and dude is rockin it. Lose the hood and add a scarf and the brother is on fire.

Thank you so much for all your coverage on men's fashion. I really appreciate all that you've done so far with Sartorialist to keep us abreast of what works with men's street fashion. I just wish I knew where to find it all!

The shoes are fantastic! Love it that the pants are a little short, great detail!

Xx

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Love the high-tides! So fashion forward.

Sorry, can't see the fun of this outfit… And also the picture is not that good….

But to add a positive note: Love you site, watch it every morning before I get dressed.

From the angle of this shot he kind of looks like the friendly giant the clothes are terrible though I mean come on this is just awful

Nice Barbour (yay for the UK!) and I'm right with the tan shoes… but the high trouser hem/cuff blows it for me – on some it looks stylish cool, on others, like the wearer just ignored the fit. This says the latter to me… maybe its the socks, but I don't think so :-) If great style is great fit, this ain't doing it for me…

Think the sunglasses might be great tho!

Meh … not really "getting" this. His pants are terrible (and too short!)

Is he trying to steal something from the tourists??? LOL

His pants are way too SHORT!

xo

Luciane at HomeBunch.com

@Cyrex. It's a Barbour Derwent, not an M65.

Mmmm… very interesting! nice hat!

Love the hat and shoes! Socks are cool too!

Love mix! green, navy blue and brown

Are you sure that the picture is taken in Paris and not Rome?
I recognize the obelisk/the monolith in the background from Rome.. but I might be mistaken

Cheers!

/Mag.

the farmer with the hat i supposed is just arrived in the city???

Unless there's going to be a great flood, the short pant length is so over. If you have a pair of awesome ankle boots with embellishments, then go ahead and hike up the pant length. Otherwise wearing the correct inseam length is still the best sartorial rule to follow, especially with that style of shoe. Now and forever to infinity, pants that are pegged or flood length are never stylish, was never stylish and will never be stylish. Remember, long lengthy legs–on both men and women–always look great! If this gentleman had on a pair of funky socks, then his short floods would've worked. On a positive note, the color of his pants is vivid and beautiful. His oiled cloth jacket is great along with his fedora and Ray Bans (?)!

That Paris snow sure cleared up in a hurry.

Well put together but not sure about the short pants!

The tortoise frames on his sunglasses bring everything together.

I so don't get the shrunken pant look. Totally styleless, looks like a schoolboy who's outgrown his trousers – or like many Madrilenos, mainly accountants! In my country, pants have to hit around half an inch above the ground, whether male or female, and I have my pants specifically hemmed to wear with different heel heights. forget about the hood/hat thing which is ridiculous.

What fantastic shoes!!!
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Nice shoes ! With navy blue pants : It's perfect

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The shoes are terrible, pants are terrible, jacket is terrible, but the look is perfect, style is great. And it is all about the style. Great combination. Thx for the inspiration:))

Haha this guy just looks so cool, and you can just tell he'd be a good person to chat to as well

I love the shoes, so much. I want a pair; I don't care that they are mens' shoes.

The primary subject looks as if he is about to beg for longer pants.

Are some commenters here having a laugh?? Shame! Lauding short hem pants exposes advocates as either masters of sarcasm or appallingly deficient in style. If latter, claim the former, so you won't look foolish. Integrity be damned. DA

Great shoes ! Probaly Tricker's.