OR A CLUB MAN MAYBE A JET BLACK GUY WITH A HIP HI-FI A WHITE COOL CAT WITH A TRILBY HAT MAYBE LEATHER AND STUDS IS WHERE YOU'RE AT MAKE THE ...
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Review: Chas and Dave's Farewell Tour at Newport Riverfront ...
Chas and Dave Display Their "Rockney" Magic At Newport Riverfront
From the moment Chas and Dave stepped onto the stage ; the atmosphere and appreciation from the crowd via applause and cheers was warm and friendly. Instantly recognisable to their fans, Chas in a long coat and Dave in suit and trilby hat took their places for a magical couple of hours of traditional cockney musical magic amalgamating, music hall humour, boogie woogie piano and a dash of pub rock to make the ultimate in Chas and Dave's own brand of "Rockney" magic.
The concert was split into two parts, the first half consisting of the duo¹s repertoire, which they played in various London pubs and clubs during the 1970s. These songs were all very much in the sing-along mould and if the audience was new to many of them they were soon singing along with the chorus.
, which inspired cries of “Gertcha!” from members of the audience for the remainder of the concert....Properly Askew: Originally worn by Englishmen solely in the country ...
Al Pacino, as Don Michael Corleone in “The Godfather,” was a model of formidable, if not imposing, elegance when donning a black pin striped suit and an oxford gray fur felt Homburg.Today American hat manufacturers are enjoying a Renaissance of sorts, with healthy sales of snap brim Fedoras in the style worn by Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones, who looked every bit the dashing adventurer in his beat-up version.
Just as individual is the hat’s tilt; unlike the stiff Homburg or bowler, a snap-brim style offers a man his choice of angle, although it should always be worn slanting to the left (according to history, men once wore their ladies’ plumes in the left side of their hats and tilted them to prevent the feather from being slashed by an opponent’s sword. “The height of the crown and the width of the brim ought to be in correct proportion to the size and shape of a man’s head and face,” Flusser writes. “A man with a narrow face should wear a hat with a narrower brim; otherwise the heavy shadowing of the hat will make him appear even thinner. Conversely, a man with a rounder, wider face, or with facial hair, ought to wear a hat with a wider brim, lest he risk looking like Oliver Hardy.”
...Trilby Hat 80s News
India v England – live!The Guardian - Dec 31, 1969
And he's wearing the most extraordinary outfit: a trilby, a loud check shirt and a pair of huge sunglasses. Did sports writers really used to dress like this? A quick look around the desk tells me that they don't any more, which seems a real shame.