You can express in many ways. Cooking is one. Dress another. And very special indeed.
This site is addictive and at the same time offers you the opportunity to attend a parade of ideas.
The Sartorialist. Delicious.
Scott Schuman is a strange case in the world of fashion. First it went through various channels and respected sales of clothing, until he decided to leave his job and devote himself entirely to his daughters and photography. Of course, his eye, that innate ability to detect where an epic style, it was a great ally in the second of its projects, which finished feeding the family economy. We can infer that Shuman is a successful man.
Started taking photographs in the street. Needless to mention, the blog was there, served on a plate. The sum of the elements was almost a truism.
In 2005 opened a blog that over the years has not differed greatly in their purposes or not in its design: simple, direct and effective. Photographs of the most diverse and unexpected patterns or models, plus some other comment to pass, complete and give life to one of the best blogs in the world of fashion: http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com
Each of his post has been noted, thorough, intelligent and obsessively selected. And the result is addiction so Desvelos by their followers. Once you’ve entered the kingdom of Schuman, you can not leave. Your eyes gaze becomes a captive.
A photograph leads to another, as much as one month to another and one day to the next. Because every 24 hours Scott raises new images of people dressed like you’ve never seen or that you have not just taken the trouble to see.
People, people, youth, adults, seniors, wrapped in fantastic, weird and wonderful fabrics, which in turn fired hundreds, thousands of styles possible are portrayed by the camera of the man of fashion.
Time defined her work on The Sartorialist: “It is a celebration of personal style. Are not always those that I like personally, but I can see great styles in different places. Often I am prepared to take the picture of a detail or a combination I like. As to what makes my blog: I think it is important to distinguish that my blog is dedicated to fashion, not trendy street Although the images are taken mainly there. “
Early in his autobiography published in the blog, and this may help us better understand what The Sartorialist, the photographer and fashion editor says: “I started The Sartorialist simply to share photos of people that I saw on the streets of New York that I thought looked great. When I worked in the fashion industry (15 years), I always felt that there was a disconnect between what I was selling in the showroom and what I was seeing real people (really cool people) wearing in real life.”. Jennie Yabroff few days ago, of “Newsweek”, Schuman included in a wider picture:
“Schuman is part of a growing group of bloggers posting pictures of fashion as worn by real people around the world. (Schuman needn’t be too worried about the competition: he has a monthly page in GQ and two book deals in the works, and last week’s opening of a show of images from his blog drew a line down the block.) Bloggers say their sites (Street Peeper, Last Night’s Party, Fashionista and Stylesight, to name a few) are both creating and responding to interest in street fashion”.
For some days I lose more time watching my humble combinations in the mirror. I dropped by more habitual discover where tenders. I concentrate. Think of ways. I think in colors. And one of the triggers for all this is the certainty that the photographs are inspiring my feverish mind, have emerged in public places like streets, squares and cafes of anywhere in the world. Styles that I have inherited but not on a catwalk but were born in the minds of others like me, like many, feel free to enjoy in their clothing.
