It seems that at some point, most bloggers end up doing a post on The Sartorialist, Scott Schuman's fabulous blog which mixes fashion photography with a bit of voyeurism. It has been featured in publications such as Vogue and GQ and is a favorite of many a blogger. Most of the photographs are shot in New York City, Paris, Milan, and London, as well as a few other fashion meccas and feature peopling wearing things I would never have the guts to wear here in the 'burbs. It is quite inspiring and refreshing to see beautiful clothes worn with such distinct individuality when you live in a place where most people look exactly the same.
Hot child in the city - Greenwich Village, NYC
Dapper Dandy - East Village, NYC
S/S '08 Fashion Week - NYC
"Antique DJ" - Chelsea, NYC
Lovely outfit - location unknown, though it looks like San Francisco to me
Camel and grey in Milan
Chic black coat at The Tuileries in Paris 
Elegant biker in Paris
Channeling the 1920's at the Tuileries
This cute little old man was photographed outside of the Louvre in Paris. His look is far from what people would consider chic or Parisian, but it is very much his look. He has probably dressed this way for ages and the fact that he sticks to his guns and dares to wear a cowboy hat in Paris is exactly what makes him a model for personal style.
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