http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/this_britain/article91467.ece
I've read some of the articles in the magazine. They're hysterically funny though written in that quintessential British style of understatement.
http://www.thechap.net/
See their letters:
http://www.thechap.net/Epistolary.html
"Phrederick Philistinius-Barker provides evidence that a disastrous wardrobe and the smell of Brut aftershave need not prevent one from enjoying the delights offered by a Thai bride mail-order catalogue."
"Jeremiah Cornelius Phibes-Mordecai simply must know:
In late 1996 I purchased an excellent pair of black ankle boots hand crafted in the punched leather, or ‘brogue’ style. Each step I make is accompanied by a plainly audible squeak. How can I eradicate this discordant perambulatory grace-note?"
"I’m afraid I don’t really see much of a problem here, rather a blessing. Apart from the obvious difficulties of sneaking up on people, what better way could there be to draw attention to your splendid footwear?"
"Sir,
At the tender age of 15, I am still a student attending secondary school, but I feel this should not curb my hereditary Chappist tendencies. The school uniform consists of a black blazer, black trousers, black shoes, white shirt and school tie, which is very hard to transform into something both elegant and sublime, but I have tried my best. My modifications are as follows: double-cuff shirt with cutaway collar or wingtip, dependant on my mood; a Windsor knot; gold cufflinks; black or grey wool waistcoat; paisley braces with gold clips; sharply crease trousers with turn ups; black silk socks with sock suspenders, parade-polished black leather Sterling and Hunt brogues; Dents leather gloves; Tootal paisley-type pattern scarf and, when the occasion demands it, a leather-bound swagger stick.
Topcliffe Kinipple, Worcester"