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One reason I've probably got an irrational dislike of hipsters, that and seeing them in cafes with portable record players
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Depends which bits of London you hang around. Try Hoxton or Shoreditch sometime, it's full of 'em. Courduroy is still a rarity though, thank God.Originally posted by GreyWolf View PostI saw a man in a tan corduroy suit last week. It's not often you see a corduroy suit these days.
This being abroad and thus full of funny foreigners, men sporting fuschia trousers, leather waistcoats and the sort of whiskers preferred by Kaiser Bill are a common sight but not tan corduroy suits.
http://searchingforstyle.com/2010/09...n-east-london/Last edited by DaveB; 30 April 2014, 15:47.
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I saw a man in a tan corduroy suit last week. It's not often you see a corduroy suit these days.Originally posted by d000hg View PostCorduroy and checked jumpers are a step too far I think.
This being abroad and thus full of funny foreigners, men sporting fuschia trousers, leather waistcoats and the sort of whiskers preferred by Kaiser Bill are a common sight but not tan corduroy suits.
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Hubby always used to put on 'proper shoes' to visit his mother - she didn't like him in his walking shoes.
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Dressing to please your mam
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