The Rainbow

Now and then I stumble upon a street style picture, which makes me stop for some time and have a closer look at it. This is one of them from the sartorialist. 

It is beautiful how the black coat is brightening the colours and letting you have a small glimpse on the jumper beneath. I also like the rolled up sleeves.

It's hard to explain, what you like about a picture and in this case the clothes she is wearing, isn't it? 

It's like speaking about a painting, either you like it or not. I like it, when it evokes a certain kind of feeling in me and feelings are not easy to describe. What do you say?

Who's That Girl?

 (source:Sartorialist Scott Schuman)

Because it was a little bit too silent around here and you can learn so much from this picture.

The colour combination is beautiful and she looks as if she just stepped from a theater stage into the real life.

Besides the composition of the whole picture has been chosen wisely and the light is beautiful.

"...Letting Yourself Be Seduced A Little Bit Everyday."

While my brother is watching "Project Runway", I had a look at the blog of the sartorialist. 

This is a video some company did about him. I think it is interesting to see, how he is picking the people and their clothes or outfit, that he actually is going around the town for hours taking pictures and showing the world just the best one or two of them.

Friends And Stripes

Those pictures are shot by the sartorialist. I love how the two women interpreted the same sweater.
Besides the dress in the last picture is awesome and she styled it so nice. I need one perfect dress like that!

Face Hunter vs The Sartorialist

Face Hunter

versus

The Sartorialist

Today I want to compare two streetstyle-fashionblogs: Face Hunter versus The Sartorialist.
The Face Hunter shoots every where around the world very often in London and stems from France as his accent sounds like.
The Sartorialist shoots also in every possible place around the world very often in New York, Milan, Paris and Australia.
Those two blogs are my favourite streetstyle blogs and I think they are very inspiring. But I think there are some main differences between them.
The first difference is in my opinion the quality of the pictures. I think, the Sartorialist takes better pictures than the Face Hunter, probably because he is a photographer in full time now. But I like the pictures from both.
The second and as far as I can see greatest difference is the people's style they are shooting.
The Sartorialist mainly takes pictures of people with a similar style as his one. I don't think it's a bad idea, because it is a great style as you can the on the pictures below: It's classical elegance.
Besides he works as a fashion editor, a photographer, dad or himself searching for inspire, so it's standing to reason to take those pictures. By the way, I like them.
So, what is my problem with them?
It's not that I have a real problem, I just think sometimes it's a bit boring to see mainly (he also takes pictures of other people) elegant and as it seems perfect dressed people. In my humble opinion those clothes doesn't show much personality.
And that's the point where the Face Hunter comes into play: He shoots photographies of people, who dress to express their personality. That's why I like the photos so much.
Nevertheless I like to say, that I really love both blogs and wouldn't prefer one to the other. But for the above-mentioned reason I will always follow both blogs.
Furthermore they are both breaking their taking pictures habit from time to time and you can't nail them down on what I wrote.
Maybe those two aren't comparable at least, but this was on my mind and I liked to share it with you!

(source: facehunter.blogspot.com, sartorialist.com)