'The quirky, the refined, the interesting, the elegant, and the sometimes outrageous come together in a visual history... chock-full of photographs you will want to pore over with friends ... Make some room on your bookshelf.' --New York Times

'We can't wait to flick through its beautiful pages! If you're anything like us, you'll have your favourite pages marked with Post-It notes for easy reference!' --Inside-Out, Topshop blog

Scott Schuman started The Sartorialist simply to share photos of people that he saw on the streets of New York that he thought looked great. Having worked in fashion industry for fifteen years, he felt there was a disconnect between what he was selling in the showroom and what he was seeing real people (really cool people) wearing in real life. The Sartorialist was his attempt to redress the balance. He began shooting people on the street in a way that he knew most designers hunted for inspiration. Since its beginning the blog has become hugely respected and influential in the fashion industry and beyond, and currently receives over 100,000 hits a day. Scott Schuman now has a monthly page in GQ, shoots regularly for many top fashion magazines around the world, covers all the fashion shows for Style.com, has had his photographs appear in the windows of Saks Fifth Avenue, appeared in a GAP ad himself, and has been picked by Time magazine as one of their top 100 design influencers.