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But what shall I wear?
andy
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The tunes are learned, the arrangements arranged, and now our band is ready for some gigs. Question is... what shall I wear?
We're going for a late-50s, early-60s european vibe, strictly more Fellini and Rene Thomas than QHCF, though gypsy jazz is our key inspiration. Problem is, since getting married and having a kid, I'm a bit more paunchy than your average existentialist. So who's looking cool? All advice and inspiration warmly received.
Andy
We're going for a late-50s, early-60s european vibe, strictly more Fellini and Rene Thomas than QHCF, though gypsy jazz is our key inspiration. Problem is, since getting married and having a kid, I'm a bit more paunchy than your average existentialist. So who's looking cool? All advice and inspiration warmly received.
Andy
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To be more helpful: wear clothes from Banana Republic. They seem to have the retro vibe you want, and they're going after your demographic, believe me.
Cheers,
Ando
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Have done as you suggested, and looking forward to comments, but as a south Londoner myself, I'm fairly certain they're going to rip the piss.
Cheers,
Andy