Fashion

Set that service up and I'll be all over it. Pm me if you want a business partner.

Can't say I like many of the shoes on show here http://fashion.telegraph.co.uk/news-features/TMG11095088/Best-dressed-at-London-Fashion-Week.html (in fact the year-long trend for heavy-soled fuglies has been pretty unfortunate, imho), or those tiny bags, and only one or two of the outfits seem to work really well, but I do kind of like the unlikely colour pairings and masculine cuts, and I do find some of the new fabrics being shown on the catwalks at the moment quite interesting. Not that I ever dress on trend. This season I'm channeling quite a drastic vintage-distressed-tramp look, in my cycling trousers and baselayers - AKA too tight with myself to replace them at the moment.

i liked a few of the looks. the all white with gold birkenstoks was very chic

(2) Quilting
(5) Roberta Benteler
(2.) Skater girl
(9.) Nice knits

Take your respective bows.

Winner:

1. Yasmin Sewell
   

timeshout tells me that shed baker has introduced a line of cycling specific casual clothing. just looking on their site it seems i am very late to the party.

http://www.tedbaker.com/uk/Mens/Raising-the-Handlebars/c/raising_the_handle_bars

knitwear at the fashion and textile museum, bermondsey is good. a friend went on wednesday evening.

I would have been up for a pair of chinos but I won't because a) they're Ted Baker and b) there's no reinforced crotch.

Anyone know where i can get something similar to these? pavementclothing.com/index.ph­p/levi-s-vintage-clothing-lvc-1920s-chin­os-early-2000-collection.html

I'm fashionably late to the fashion thread but maybe somewhere like this:
http://sharpeye.uk.com//sharpeye/#/collection/gallery_nought/image_6

I can't see your links but most of the Japanese denim companies seem to do WW2 pattern chinos... I had a couple of pairs by Denime that I bought in a Jones sale many years ago, they were the absolute nuts...

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Andy Carroll in a top with a big WANG on it.

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Gareth Pugh SS15 Ready to Wear is a fucking BANGER

Is that part of the H&M x Alexander Wang colab? I kind of fell a bit out of love with Margiela when they did it. That AW stuff doesn't look that great either. How large exactly is the sweetner they get for geting into bed with H&M?

And Andy Carroll always looks a gurn and a bucket hat short of the Hacienda c. 1992.

Fashion be serious biznez, yaw...

...I just wished they'd turn on the AC.

Hang on...Has Kanye just chevroned me off?!

too much cleavage.

where can i get a male blanket scarf

If you're feeling spendy, Paul Smith has one.

http://www.paulsmith.co.uk/uk-en/shop/mens/accessories/scarves/grey-woven-italian-wool-blanket.html

please resist the temptation to do a loop through knot

it's ok i'll be wearing it like they do on the cover of OK magazine and Hello magazine
with a belt at the waist

I have an unused Hill-Side scarf for sale:

Anyone know where i can get something similar to these? pavementclothing.com/index.ph­p/levi-s-v­intage-clothing-lvc-1920s-chin­os-early-­2000-collection.html

Its really grating that some many chinos on the market have pandered to the current skinny vibe instead of going with the traditional looser fit that chinos are synonymous with. you might have some luck with: Left Field NYC Chino

I like the fact that there's a choice, my skinny pins get lost in a standard cut.

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re the ties, Will do I dont think I'll find anyone. I dont really want to pay more than £10 a tie and I wouldnt trust some dodgy dry cleaner place with my any of best ones

I went to my tailor with about 15 items including ties to be narrowed as well as waist reductions and button up shirt + knitted jumper reductions. He'd done an amazing job (again) and at very good prices: