Dress Of The Day with Angela

  Photo by Trevor Sharot. I have several Anthony Sicari outfits. Just search on this blog. This one is what I chose to wear for the AGM and wine tasting and fish and chips or chicken and chips supper at the Welwyn Wine Society. Bearing in mind I could spill red wine, or get grease or cutty stains on my front, I chose a darker top instead of my more summery white background Anthony Sicari outfit. Here is the white one. Also size ten. You see what I mean about the white one being more vulnerable to red wine stains. The label with the American flag is cute, isn't it! Photo by Angela Lansbury. I had pinned the matching scarf onto the white outfit. Easy to find. Won't get lost. Nor forgotten. Easy to fold or hang neatly. Photo by Angela Lansbury Just a quick reminder about this label. It was big in the USA in the late 1900s. You can find lots of them on ebay. The cost of sending them to the UK means they are expensive for us in England, cheaper for you when you are in the USA, if yo...

  Peter in his bow tie with a bottle at a wine tasting. Photo by Angela Lansbury. Bow Tie What are the advantages of a bow tie? Some come ready tied with a clip at the back. Easy and quick. No time lost tying your tie.  Nothing hanging down to get in your soup. Nouthing to drop drips on and stain. Ultra smart. One up on all the other men. Can be matched to your waistcoat. Or your hair. Or eyes. Brown, black, or blue. Horizontal rahter than vertical.  Draws attention to your face. Draws attention down, away from a bald head. The Bottle Makes you look more like a reader of labels than a drinker of wines. More intelectual than drunk.  Black is for orchestras. Colours such as palin purples are for ushers at weddings. Read and patterns are fun for comedians and clients at events. A colourful tie, or or one at an angle, makes you look simultaneously smartly dressed and fun to be with. Please share links to your favourite posts.