So its been a while since the last post, and this is squarely down to the turmoil that we are facing in the UK. We're now living in a post Brexit society, where it is hard to see who's completely happy. But this post isnt about Brexit, political satire is not what we're here for, its about fashion in the UK today. And what we are facing is a low pound and fallen investment values. People are looking for ways to save cash, but still look trendy on those nights out, and here at TTC we are no different.
You may be excused to think that a finger on the pulse fashion blog would be rolling in it, with investments in the Cayman islands and tax avoidance schemes being the guilty thread running through our cloth. However this is not the case, in fact we have been avoiding tax in a much simpler manner; by running at an incredible loss since conception, with the only assets being the few Ultimate Outfits we have painstakingly reviewed through to conception.
Today's post is for the cash strapped average gentleman, that still wishes to look as good as ever, but at a low price. What we here at TTC have decided, is that top end fashionable clothing is money hungry, but accessorising is a classy (and inexpensive) way to revamp some old threads. With the nights closing in, chilly walks into town cooling the extremities, something to keep the cold off would be welcomed. With a bit of research, the Neckerchief seems to be the most trendy choice.
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| The trendy pair back in action |
One of the worst things about an autumnal outfit, is that it keeps you warm in the cold air between venues, but once in a club, where the climate is inevitably warm, the core temperature rises. This can cause an uncomfortable level of heating. In the wilderness, where Bear Grill fingers dead caribou and hugs bears for warmth, layers are apparently the way forward.
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| Looks like a toasty fellow |
Layers allow one to remove them as they acclimatise to the heat, and the neckerchief is a classic example of how this neck warming attire can quickly become a sweat wicking wonder.
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| Pointing to the inappropriately clothed collective |
