In a few months, it was classified among the 100 most influential people as regards design, congratulé by Karl Lagerfeld at the time of the exit of its book and placed at the first rank of the procession Dolce & Gabbana… it is sure, Scott Schuman – alias The Sartorialist – is indeed the feeling mode of the moment. What does not have escaped in Topshop, which offered the services of the photographer the time of some looks…
Sights and reviews daily by more than 150.000 visitors, its photographs collect the air of time on line, inspiring the fashionista lambda as well as the creators with the mounting of first steps of new tendencies. Behind its objective, this visionary – who had felt before everyone how much the street style was going to count – immortalise his aesthetic emotions.
Far from capturing what the common run of people estampillerait “fashion”, its stereotypes reveal the genetic card of universal elegance. Harmonies of colors, cuts perfect and atypical faces hold indeed more the attention of the artist that a detail ultra up-to-date…
Adoubé by the world of the mode, Scott Schuman is part from now on of those whose name makes sell and whose opinion is worth gold. Blow, when Topshop offers gracefully to us a shopping made by The Sartorialist, we would be wrong to be sulky our pleasure…
In full promotion of its collection of photographs, Scott Schuman agreed to retranscribe in Topshop clothing its preferred looks of the New Yorkean fashion week. The modeuses ones can thus take free a small lesson of style applied, exempted by Scott himself. Only flat with this happy initiative: we would have liked that the deciphered looks are much more numerous, so much it is tasty to be able to have access to the modus operandi of a worthy behaviour to be “sartorialized”.
One will comfort nevertheless with next the opus of the emission “the Fashion the Fashion the Fashion”, which will see it not less famous and talented Garance Doré – the partner of Scott – us giving some councils as regards looks, via a shopping carried out in Spring…
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