The Sartorialist

Add a tweed jacket with patches on the elbows,a Virginia Slims cigarette in one hand, a whiskey sour in the other,loafers without socks (even in winter in Colorado) and you’ve got the psych/soc prof who flunked me in college. Sorry, I’m sure this is a nice man but, that’s where his look took me. But I’m not bitter.

Nothing wrong here except that before enlarging the image I thought he was about fifteen years older than he must be- He might want to think about that. I think it’s probably the beard/glasses and the associations with an ascot being slightly old-fashioned (I’m not sure if this is properly an ascot, but that idea). Up close he looks great including the ascot, the colors of which are really handsome.

I like his classes and beard. The total look is stylish because of silent details, such as buttons instead of zip in pants, monogrammed shirt, dark buttons in shirt. The scarf is tied up in good mood, I hope it is not too tight.

My bf is also named Robert…don’t know whether he’ll be as stylish as this R when he gets older haha:)

The scarf is awesome. Looks perfect with the shirt, beard, glasses, flyaway hair. Love the button-up pants, but maybe they’re just a little snug on his waist. Who cares, it’s a handsome Gerald Murphy-kind of look.

I definetly love the glasses and the ascot…

The first thing I noticed was no belt. I was contemplating with or without just like the other comments. I feel a belt would perhaps brings some balance to this ensemble. Just a thought. Overall, a nice, casual and sporty look.

Awesome fit I agree and I think this is an outfit that most men no matter their age can pull off. Some would look flamboyant doing it though while he does not.

neat!

Incredible photo, Sart. I’m really enjoying this pic. I love the chambray shirt, glasses, scarf, and flat-front khakis. Not a big fan of missing belts though. I love the monogrammed front. Slim Aarons used to do the same thing to his OCBDs.

I like the complimentary textures of shirt and trousers. The colors are great for late summer. A little too much accessorizing up top, though. Choose one: beard, glasses, or ascot. The ascot is more individualistic. Those glasses and beard steal individuality and wearing one and/or the other makes you look just like everyone else with them.
Technically, the trousers don’t need a belt because they have side tabs. However, I think side tabs look better as part of a whole suit as the jacket interrupts the rumpled line at the side of the trousers and allows the top of the waist to be framed by the opening sides of the jacket and the tie. In this case, trousers with belt loops and belt may have contributed more to the casual tone.

timeless and relaxed – love the rolled-up sleeves and the colour of his shirt.It proves that it is a style that matters, not fashion:)

Is he intending to wear the scarf as an ascot? I don’t think so, but I think that might be the only part of the outfit I don’t like. It just seems like too much. I don’t really like when men wear scarves like this, tucked into a collared shirt (which doesnt need one — esp. this nice, blue one)

How appealing! The pants look wonderful and the shirt, and the glasses (on him). I can almost smell that wonderful blend of ironed cotton and clean skin. I only wish he’d put the scarf down into the collar instead of on top. But that’s just a nit.

may just be me, but on first look I thought Derrick Miller had just let his fashionable stubble grow…

awww
i love his the frame of his glasses!!
and him~~

love the texture of the shirt.

HE IS ROBERT RABENSTEINER….THE BEST MAN STYLIST IN THE WORLD….WHAT ALSE TO SAY!

Love love love love love

I love his scarf/ascot.

I’m going to figure out how to wear one… eventhough I’m female.

He makes it easy looking. I like the scarf.. it suits well.