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The one with the flowers on is really, really old. I doubt you'll find one like that in the shops today.
But browsing second hand shops and the like for silly looking shirts can be fun. I found some flamboyant ones in Kensington Market and in Amsterdam. (not much help, I know)
You have probably done this already but have you tried looking in charity shops? I have been more than pleasantly surprised by some of my finds in them.
And a moment's apparel madness by Andrew, back in the latter stages of what you probably deem the halcyon days, should not be used as a fashion statement, a lifestyle statement nor any other form of statement.
Tony's moments of apparel madness on other hand most certainly should.
And a moment's apparel madness by Andrew, back in the latter stages of what you probably deem the halcyon days, should not be used as a fashion statement, a lifestyle statement nor any other form of statement.
Tony's moments of apparel madness on other hand most certainly should.
And a moment's apparel madness by Andrew, back in the latter stages of what you probably deem the halcyon days, should not be used as a fashion statement, a lifestyle statement nor any other form of statement.
Tony's moments of apparel madness on other hand most certainly should.
And a moment's apparel madness by Andrew, back in the latter stages of what you probably deem the halcyon days, should not be used as a fashion statement, a lifestyle statement nor any other form of statement.
Tony's moments of apparel madness on other hand most certainly should.
I can't be arsed to make fashion statements, I just like silly and flamboyant shirts.
That's the spirit.
Certainly is; I think we're inventing fashion wars and 'nasty statements' to glamorise what was essentially people wearing whatever the hell they picked up off the floor that wasn't covered in vomit, booze, or both.
nick the stripper wrote:
I can't be arsed to make fashion statements, I just like silly and flamboyant shirts.
That's the spirit.
Certainly is; I think we're inventing fashion wars and 'nasty statements' to glamorise what was essentially people wearing whatever the hell they picked up off the floor that wasn't covered in vomit, booze, or both.
You've read the draft lyrics to This Corrosion then?
Minister of Misinformation and Misdirection.
We first met through a shared view
She loved me and I did too
Certainly is; I think we're inventing fashion wars and 'nasty statements' to glamorise what was essentially people wearing whatever the hell they picked up off the floor that wasn't covered in vomit, booze, or both.
You've read the draft lyrics to This Corrosion then?
