Really Cool Real Fashion

Famous blogger Scott Schulman of The Sartorialist (also a book), hits the streets of Milan, Paris and New York on a mission: to photograph real fashion, worn by super cool people on the streets. I saw this first picture below and liked it so much, I wanted to share it with you. I chose the best of his most recent photos, including denim looks, best dressed men, and cool bicycles! 

Estas fotos fueron tomadas por Scott Schulman, del blog The Sartorialist, quien se dedica a encontrar personas vestidas con estilo propio en las calles de Paris, Milan y New York. Me gusto tanto la foto de abajo que quise compartirla. Seleccione de las ultimas, las mejores.

Fashion consultant Amanda Cutter Brooks (Celine bag, Chanel shoes) and J.Crew's president Jenna Lyons (in J.Crew, Louboutin shoes, Chanel bag) walk to a show during New York Fashion Week, happening now.  I LOVE this look: Jean on jean, red lips + Louboutin stilettos = perfecto !

Desperately looking for jeans like the above. I am sure hers are vintage. Isn't anyone making high-waisted, wide legged pants like these? I also like the red clutch, very much

She looks so pretty! Each item is so different - fuchsia shoes, black bag, silk pants, argyle scarf, jean jacket... Well put together, girl!

The great Anne Dello Russo, Italian Director of Vogue Japan

Working those legs 

And now, the men... such elegance makes you more handsome!

Can you picture these pants on your man? Tres difficile

La famiglia, very dandy

The shirt, the scarf.... it's all in the details

Two generations of Elegance

Belted cardigans for men: like

Mission Impossible

wow... the perfect white shirt, sleeves carefully rolled up 

Like father, like sons

I hope you enjoyed these pictures and found them as inspiring as I did! Tell me what you think... I love to hear your comments! Thanks so much for following my blog!!!!!

Espero que se hayan inspirado tanto como yo. Cuentenme que les parece, me encanta oir sus comentarios! Muchisimas gracias por seguir mi blog!!!!

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