Scott Schuman, The Sartorialist: 'I Don't Think Fashion Really Changed Much In The Last 5 Years' (VIDEO)

Big Think caught up with "The Sartorialist" Scott Schuman to talk about his wildly popular website and his views on personal style. He explained, "Just because I take a picture of someone doesn't mean they have great personal style...I'm just not judgmental that way," and said that Tony Randall of "The Odd Couple" always looked great.

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Scott Schuman on Hollywood Style

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[DavidATolucaLake]

05:32 PM on 07/14/2010

Fashion has been stagnant for over decade.

The 50's, 60's, 70's, and 80's all had their own style, for better or worse. But each era had not been done before.

The 90's had a flash of grunge.

But since then its been about rehashing the 60's, 70's and now the 80's.

At some point you cant keep rehashing the past and need to create something NEW.

But that takes creativity and talent, not just posing at the club of the moment and watching The Hills.

[BadBadKitty]

05:39 PM on 07/13/2010

Especially Since More and More of Us are Having to Carefully Budget Our Money.....

A High Quality Piece of Clothing Will Cost More, But it Will Look Better, And it Will Last!
The Classic Look is called Classic for a reason. It will look great in 2010, and in 2015.

[LisaDi]

06:19 PM on 07/13/2010

You said it all for me. Common sense prevails.

[OMGimhotep]

07:39 AM on 07/14/2010

It's nice that you BadBadKitties are Having to Carefully Budget Their Money.
So you are not going to throw away slipping-down low cut jeans?
I worry about it, as many want to convince you kitties that it's bad and out of date.