u look older then my dad and hes 66!
It's the versatility of a blazer though, one day you're at an Alan Partridge convention, the next your showing the Kenyans that giraffes and sartorial elegance do go together.
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In semi-seriousness though a very interesting, impressive and now dead friend of my father's once said to me, it doesn't matter where he is in the world as long as an Englishman has a blazer he can never be under or over dressed.[/QUOTE]
You look like the type of glorious old English soak who is never more than a few yards from an ice cold G&T and a crisply-folded copy of The Telegraph.
I am equally happy in a hoody and trainers but you have to dress to match the occasion! I was with the giraffe for work as it happens.
It's the versatility of a blazer though, one day you're at an Alan Partridge convention, the next your showing the Kenyans that giraffes and sartorial elegance do go together.
In semi-seriousness though a very interesting, impressive and now dead friend of my father's once said to me, it doesn't matter where he is in the world as long as an Englishman has a blazer he can never be under or over dressed.
I do very much enjoy gin, I was on the Tom Collins last night as it goes (and Armagnac and red wine) and yes I would take the telegraph if I were to read a paper
