So there's lots of blogs I'm crazy for; The Sartorialist being one of them that I often forget about, then re-remember and spend ages browsing it again.
I wanted to try and minimise chance of forgetting the blog, so went to follow it. Only thing is, once a blog reaches 10,000 followers, no one else can... And guess what, The Sartorialist has reached that magic number.
It's not difficult to understand why though. So many blogs, mine included - I'll admit, are focused in one direction - be it in menswear or womenswear. Rarely to they cover all ages and both genders. None the less The Sartorialist manages to achieve this; giving good and fair coverage to both male and females and a wide range of ages.
Even on the main page that I was flickering over today, there's right through from a kid to a guy who's grey haired and I'd say probably in his 50s...
Another thing I adore about this blog is that there isn't a particular style he picks out to follow. Some of the people are polished to within an inch of their life; others look like their clothes have seen better days. None the less it's a fantastic concoction of real people in real life in real settings.
After all, that's what everyone needs. Reality.
Keep it real.
I wanted to try and minimise chance of forgetting the blog, so went to follow it. Only thing is, once a blog reaches 10,000 followers, no one else can... And guess what, The Sartorialist has reached that magic number.
It's not difficult to understand why though. So many blogs, mine included - I'll admit, are focused in one direction - be it in menswear or womenswear. Rarely to they cover all ages and both genders. None the less The Sartorialist manages to achieve this; giving good and fair coverage to both male and females and a wide range of ages.
Even on the main page that I was flickering over today, there's right through from a kid to a guy who's grey haired and I'd say probably in his 50s...
Another thing I adore about this blog is that there isn't a particular style he picks out to follow. Some of the people are polished to within an inch of their life; others look like their clothes have seen better days. None the less it's a fantastic concoction of real people in real life in real settings.
After all, that's what everyone needs. Reality.
Keep it real.
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