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Right now...

Pink shirts are still in for guys (t-shirts & formal shirts) but I haven't seen pink jumpers around in quite a while. Tweed is also growing in popularity (especially int he city centres, preppy university types etc...) however it's tweed with a smart shirt, jeans, and leather shoes/leather trainers rather than formal trousers. Also long dark coats are looking quite cool, plus beanie hats... all the rage.

For girls, gypsie skirts are out(ish), its just trendy ripped (designer) jeans and coloured shirts in winter, and bright summery dresses whenever the sun is out.

That's about the low down apart from the CBD on a Saturday night when moral standards slip and there doesn't appear to be a dress code; in fact there doesn't appear to be much dressing.

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I wouldn't wear anything pink if you paid me to do it. Don't want to poil my image .

Anyone here thinks English chics are more manly looking than American chics?

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Well I own some pink items, I I don't consider my image to be spoilt!

And this is a slight generalisation! I happen to think my girlfriend is beautiful and not in the least bit manly!





Edited: Ant on 19th Feb, 2008 - 1:02am

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Designers Champion Eccentricity Heritage At London Fashion Week


By Li-mei Hoang LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's established designers took to the stage on the third day of London Fashion Week on Sunday to showcase their latest collections celebrating the nation's eccentricity and heritage. Paul Smith, who has worked in the industry for more than 40 years, clothed models in silk-printed pajama tops and jackets, loosely fitted trousers and metallic colored knitwear.

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