SFBG photog Ariel Soto scoops SF street fashion. See the previous Look of the Day here.
Today’s Look: Katie, Mission and 24th
Tell us about your look: “I get most of my clothes at vintage thrift shops. At the moment I’m obsessed with 80s LA style, the Goth look coming out of Spain, and anything resembling Siouxsie and The Banshees.
SFBG photog Ariel Soto scoops SF street fashion. See the previous Look of the Day here.
Today’s Look: Jaquayla, Church and 17th St.
Tell us about your look: “I’m in fashion school at the moment, and I’ve been sewing since the 6th grade. I love making my own clothes and I also make outfits for my kids.”
SFBG photog Ariel Soto scoops SF street fashion. See the previous Look of the Day here.
Today’s Look: Evelyn, Mission and 25th St.
Tell us about your look: “I’ll wear anything as long as it’s black.”
SFBG photog Ariel Soto scoops SF street fashion. See the previous Look of the Day here.
Today’s Look: Mauricio, Valencia and 21st St.
Tell us about your look: “No comment … “
SFBG photog Ariel Soto scoops SF street fashion. See the previous Look of the Day here.
Today’s Look: Marianna, 19th St. and Castro
Tell us about your look: “My whole outfits is from a bunch of different thrift stores … the shoes, the jacket and the shirt.”
SFBG photog Ariel Soto scoops SF street fashion. See her last Street Threads installment here.
Today’s Look: Michael, 18th St. and Castro
Tell us about your look: “My fashion philosophy is all about layers. The weather is so unpredictable; I just always layer up in the morning.”
SFBG photog Ariel Soto hits the streets each week to scope out SF’s best looks. View her last installment here.
Jennifer, Van Ness Muni station
Terry, Mission and Virginia
Kate, Prospect and Cortland
Guardian photog Ariel Soto is back on the streets after her trip to Asia, scoping out people’s togs in this bipolar hot/cold season.
Anya, Mission and 30th
Barbara de Chile, Mission and Valencia
For this installment of Street Threads, I decided to make my way to Bernal Heights via the Mission to see what kind of street friendly fashion I could find. As I sweated my way up the hill (75 degrees and it’s January … what is going on!?), I found a delightful mix of fashionistas, many wearing the cutest little dresses, and then, also, the world’s most stylish baby, Cassady.
Cassady, Cortland and Andover
Bram from the Netherlands
SFBG photog Ariel Soto scoops SF street fashion. See the previous Look of the Day here.
Today’s Look: Joseph, Bartlett and 24th St.
Tell us about your look: “I get my clothes at thrift shops and from free boxes on the street. My favorite thrift shop is Thrift Town.”
SFBG photog Ariel Soto scoops SF street fashion. See the previous Look of the Day here.
Today’s Look: Hanna, Valencia and 21st St.
Tell us about your look: “I’m all about color.”
Max, Broderick and Haight: “Dress differently.”
SFBG photog Ariel Soto scoops SF street fashion. See the previous Look of the Day here.
Julia, Haight and Ashbury
Tell us about your look: “I like the soldier look, boots and big buttons.”
Limor, 24th Street and Castro
Guardian photog Ariel Soto continues her quest for San Francisco’s best street togs — this time with an spotlit eye on eveningwear
Kate, 24th Street and Vicksburg
Keesa, 22nd Street and Valencia
Guardian photog Ariel Soto continues her quest for San Francisco’s best street togs — this time with an spotlit eye on eveningwear.
Hanna and Alison, Dolores Park
Josh, Noe and Elizabeth
Say Ariel: “It was time to venture into the dark and see what stylish San Franciscans wear when they go out on the town. I was quite impressed, especially with some of the long coats and the assortment of unique boots. Even though it is winter, I was able to find great looks, despite the need for a few extra warm layers.”
Fancy Lady, 23rd St. and San Jose
Guardian photographer Ariel Soto continues her quest to capture the chilly San Francisco streetwear moment.
Kat, Dolores Park
Najine and Sori, 24th St. and Noe
Lucifer, Castro and Market
Photos and text by Ariel Soto. Peep more Street Threads here.
Arina, 9th Ave and Irving
Winter is making its way into the Bay, and it seems that every gal in San Francisco has gotten herself a pair of flashy, colorful tights. So remember: As the days gets darker and drearier, always try to add a bit of skin-hugging flair to help keep your spirits bright and fabulous.
Babette, 7th Ave and Irving
Geoff, 9th Ave and Lincoln
Fabulous SFBG photog Ariel Soto hits the streets again, scoping out the latest in San Francisco daywear.
Aideen, Fillmore and Bush
Catherine, Castro and 19th Street
Kim, Market and Stockton
Nico, Fulton and Masonic
It may be getting chilly outside, but Guardian street photog Ariel Soto keeps warming up to those lovely SF street fashions:
Ashley, Ellis and Market
Gala, Post and Scott
Olive, Fillmore and Clay
Lyn, Market and Stockton
Miriam, Divisadero and McAllister
Kathy, Sutter and Fillmore
Guardian street photog Ariel Soto takes in San Francisco style.
Kisha, Crystal, and Gianna, Eddy and Divisadero
After my last few fashion seeking jaunts through the city, the styles seems to be moving towards fall, with boots galore and then a mix of almost all black and white, or totally color crazy. Luckily for us city dwellers, the sun is still shining here in San Francisco and we don’t have to completely cover up to fight the elements, or our toes for that matter, as many were still sporting cute open toed sandals. My favorite fashionista this round? Olive in her adorable purple pants. Whose style do you lust over?
Anee, Castro and 18th Street
Carol, Fillmore and Sacramento
Corey, Pierce and Post
Jamie, Sacramento and Fillmore
James, McAllister and Divisadero
Mayumi, Buchanan and Sutter
Street fashion photog Ariel Soto hits us with a fllow-up to her last Street Threads feature, highlighting fierceness on the concrete catwalk.
Dani, Haight and Clayton
Shannon, Haight and Clayton
Allison and Jess, 19th St. and Stanyan
By Ariel Soto
Maya, Haight and Ashbury
Is anyone else addicted to the Sartorialist? The photographer of that blog goes around New York and Europe capturing the young and beautiful as they strut their stylish threads down the street. (Much like the late, lamented Street Fancy did here.) I decided to hit the pavement and do some street fashion scouting of my own and found that San Francisco has many of its very own fashion forward citizens … and fashionable visitors as well.
Sho, Union Square
David, Powell and Bush
