Not to be outdone the male sex have made their own mark on the world of fashion.
Men's fashion is going through a period of amazing style and taste, as never seen before.

I agree wholeheartedly

LOL.... it does rather take the *haute* out of haute  couteur... (or how ever you spell it!!), doesn't it

I especially like the 'Tracky bottoms tucked into the socks' look...rather fetching don't you think?

Oh I do darhiling..... Mind you, it's a boon for me.... cos I am now at the height of fashion with my comfy leggings and baggy tops...

I can't believe that these people actually purposely buy their tracky bottoms so they only reach half way down their shins... You can tell when you see 'Youfs' that they are from my necks of the woods as they all seem to have the same dress code...maybe it's a 'street fing or somink'..I dunno!!!

As a denizen of the outer rural areas my style has changed little over the years. Jumper, shirt n' cords for me. I have the country look.
At least, I think that's what they said.

*** sniggers ***

*** imagines Joe ***

And here I was, looking for something dazzling.....and was bedazzled, but not in a good way

I have often said that if you can hang on to some of your clothes long enough, sooner or later that fashion will return.

Sniggers with Blizz

**squeezes in to join the other sniggerers**

2 fashion moments if I may.
> I laughed at Miranda Hart in her recent comedy series chasing youffs across the park trying frantically to hoist up their pants above their buttocks.

> A few months ago I was struck by the appearance of a youth in town. He was wearing a rather splendidly cut and styled jacket. Somewhat  Edwardian, slightly nipped in and pinched waist. Slightly flared at the hips; hip length; smooth flat lapels. Sloping pockets. None of it overdone, but with a distinct taste of the Edwardian.

I couldn't resist (although I don't make a habit of approaching strangers.) I went up to him and said "You look good in that jacket."

He beamed, a charming beaming smile, which made him look even better. He said "Thank you."

I am pleased I did it. He was obviously happy, and after my initial anxiety so was I.

I don't mind people dressing however they wish.


What I do mind however is that those who choose to step out in in generic sportswear/pyjamas typically feel they have the right to pass comment or snigger at others.

Especially colours.

This thread has made me giggle

For those who wish to follow; Military is in, as are biscuit, cream, nude and oatmeal type colours.

I only really follow stuff for work wear (and depending what job I am in), or if I'm going out a lot (am housebound again cos of more back issues). So at the moment my wardrobe of choice for daywear is jeans, trainers and a hoody, evening/lounge wear is pyjamas, granny slippers and a dressing gown.

In your FASE Vogue.

Hey Comrade, not seen you around for a while Welcome back

I bet you made his day, Brisket.

I think perhaps I did Yogi. I felt a bit anxious as I was about to speak to him, but afterwards I felt very pleased that I had. He did look quite glowing.

Comrade Ogilvy - it's lovely to see you. I do hope things are going better with you.

Was he also looking nervously round, wondering when the Men in White jackets were coming for you! lol... only joking, I bet you made his day brisket Always nice to pay a compliment, or receive one

woohoo, my new shirt covers both of those

Thank you The Devil in Diamante and Brisket.


I like the sound of the coat you describe Brisket

Yeyyyy...you're here

*** stops sniggering ***

I can't see me in my platforms and flares these days however

Well there was that period in the 90s when 70s was all the rage due (I think) to Austin Powers.

I'll be sticking to the general rule that if you wore it the first time around, don't wear it the second!