He's a rather snobbish prat: ''When you see people deliberately wearing jeans with no turn-up, it looks (to me, in my locale, social group, social media group) like more of a look, more done for effect.''

As for still wearing shoes with no socks, even in cold weather, well that's a rather worn-out affectation.

He's run out of road now that the future ain't bespoke suits and jackets from old Napoli and Sicily.

I didn't like that he tried to codify his view of Ivy.

Now he writing about turn-ups on denim. How boring.

I don't know the guy and I'm sure he is kind to small children and old ladies but he appears to me as being a schnorrer

Three thousand pound casual jackets provide a good margin for favourable reviews.

I don't understand what the fat bloke in a beret is supposed to offer. Not a good look.

Fair play to him, he's effortlessly moved from the super bespoke look to New Jersey E-Street Band, On the Waterfront extra and Dexys Midnight Runners band member with ease.

The world's most expensive geography teacher corduroy jacket features at the moment. Thousands of pounds. Posters still seem interested though.

That bloke with the beret has come out with an article about Austrian retirement home shoes. How anyone want to wear these is beyond me.

Crompers was last seen wearing American farmer's garb, must be all the rage in London.

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Is there a Boy Scout equivalent of 'Stolen Valor' ?

You don't look like you served time in the American Boy Scouts.

Guilty as charged I never made it past the English Cubs. Don't tell the others!

Growing up on the coast I was in the Sea Scouts, it was alright until it was your turn in the barrel.