A collection of photographs in celebration of the vibrant and burgeoning red-trousered communities of London and elsewhere.
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he's in! the floodgates will open. Infact he showed the queen round Bristol today. I ain't seen the pictures but answers on a postcard for what colour of trouser he's wearing...
I think George is arguably the most famous aficionado and general proponent of the RT movement. He's already got a CBE, surely his dedication to such decadent leg wear deserves a bump up to Sir?
George always wears red trousers and he also has some rather nice waistcoats too.
ReplyDeleterumour has it he has a wardrobe full. ranging from pink to burgundy, wearing the applicable shade for the time of year. FACT
ReplyDeleteIt's true! I've seen it! different thicknesses as well for different times of year
ReplyDeleteNearly rented a flat off him, but couldn't stomach waking up every day to the red trousers.
ReplyDeleteif you rent a flat from someone do you wake up every day next to their trousers? OR am I being naive?
Delete...and he has a red brick Building to match. That's colour co-ordination.
ReplyDeleteis this George of Bristol fame?
ReplyDeleteHe's great mind! Wears 'subtle' red for funerals!
ReplyDeleteHe does actually wear them to funerals...
ReplyDeleteThere was a cartoon in the Architect's Journal while he was president of the RIBA where a very similar character was known as "FRED Trousers".........
ReplyDeleteThis man is standing for Bristol Mayor right now. So there could be A LOT of red trousers on display every day if he gets in..
ReplyDeletehe's in! the floodgates will open. Infact he showed the queen round Bristol today. I ain't seen the pictures but answers on a postcard for what colour of trouser he's wearing...
ReplyDeleteI think George is arguably the most famous aficionado and general proponent of the RT movement. He's already got a CBE, surely his dedication to such decadent leg wear deserves a bump up to Sir?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tartanDetails.aspx?ref=10276
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