The Sartorialist

amazing gold buttons!

Bises,
monkeyshines
http://monkeyshines-monkeyshines.blogspot.com/

awesome! love the contrast

http://jas-tidbits.blogspot.com/

The navy blazer is a must, i love the mixed with camel and beige.
http://lazycatstyle.blogspot.co

The perfect length pant for the lumberjack, who reads the Sartorialist, and understands the Tom Brown look.

loving that blazer!

Hahah I think more lumberjacks should go to the opera, judging by how good these pants look. Love how the stripe matches the leather of the shoe. God, you’re good.

Best,
Charlotte
http://www.thewilderthings.com

Great pants and coat! I am not feeling the boots with this look so much.

There HAS to be a turtleneck, in either white or natural, under that blazer.

love the detailing of the jacket

This look says less tux pants to me, and more 19th century military. It goes well with the clearly military style coat.

yes, the stripe and boots match beautifully. but all together….? you doin’ waaayyy too much.

I love this! I man that alks five steps ahead of most men in there fashion choices.

Best menswear ever! I want to see my husband in this!

http://www.thoreausdaughter.com/

Always a big fan of your blog! Amazing photos as always! You inspire a lot of people!

Yours,
Just another fashion blogger

I like to keep an open mind, but this is wrong. Bad pants, shoes and with the traditional navy blazer… The worst. Sorry

Love the classic blazer!

Love the glasses !!
Elles viennent d’où ??

Bises,
C.

http://le-blog-de-clou.blogspot.com/

Blazer style jackets with golden buttons and Red Wing are exactly the current trend

This look rocks! The guy who’s wearing it must be a very interesting fellow!

Again, where do you find those people? wow

Kisses from Greece!

@une chatte grise, yes! Yes, indeed–and to top it all off: an Admirals cap.

I am a sucker for a navy blue military style coat.

kate

http://www.thrillofthechaise.com

wooster is a gawd!

Love the coat

XO Charlotte
http://www.thefashionguitar.com

It’s not a pinstripe!!! Pinstripes are a pattern of very thin stripes of any color running in parallel found in cloth. These pants are too short, and should not be cuffed with the stripe. And the coat seems to be an outer coat, not a sport coat.

Love it. Love it ALL. One of the few embellishments men can get away with and still look “masculine” whatever that is.

Isn’t the origin of this strip/e most likely to be in regimental wear? Nice one nonetheless, obviously!

http://davidikus.blogspot.com

This fills me with ideas. I think work uniforms can seem stifling to the wearer sometimes, so it is nice to see something a little more expressive here. Finding ways to feel stylish, individual, and confident at work can make the day feel so much better. Getting work clothes to do some of the work–at least in our minds–is a good goal.

Nick!

LOVE THE PANTS!

http://www.aroundlucia.com
http://www.aroundlucia.com

Great trousers and jacket.

I don’t like this photo, sorry to say. Gold buttons are cool, but…overall it’s not my style there.

ALMOST half THOUSAND FASHION posts already!
http://www.hotsalesblog.com

the coat with the trousers is bordering on costume-y to me.
http://www.teamatelier.com/

@Peter, those are definitly Visvims. I think this look is well done. It’s hard pulling of the tux/sidestripe trouser, have some really nice samples from Acne in velvet blue on blue… but, when you manage to get them mixed right (matched with a whisper, not a scream) they come across like the perfect choice.

The brown / blue / greenish-beige combo in the above picture is a winner.

What an awesome coat@@ I think it’s probably made from Burberry prorsum..

I like a lot the blu navy coat with the gold buttons, but i don’t like the trousers with the stripe, they seem a uniform. I love the blu and brown matched together!

I NEED those boots…

It’s 100% Nick Wooster…

@Dizzle They are Visvim. When I first saw the picture I was wondering who it was wearing the Visvims and then I saw the Nick Wooster tag and everything made sense :)