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So you know who were horrible people? Rich, bored, British kids in the 80's who decided that they set the barometer for coolness for their entire rich, bored, generation.
With this book you can learn what they wore and how they wore it, where they shopped, where they went to school, what they ate, and what was their accepted level of religiosity. And they were despicable! Insincere, sarcastic, absurd little cretins who were completely obsessed with their own importance. I mean, don't ge.
Friday 20 Feb 2015 8:57 am The sloane ranger is officially dead. Yes, Hooray Henry’s, Rahs, Toffs and anyone from Made In Chelsea have been driven into exile. Now we’ve entered the time of the hipster. Peter York, co-author of The Official Sloane Ranger Handbook, has declared the Wellington boot wearing tribe on the King’s Road an endangered species.
York says self-made millionaires and oligarchs have priced out young sloanes from their favourite London haunts. This has left plenty of space for hipsters to flourish. Let’s take a look at the evidence. 1) People now wear gilets with hi-tops rather than deck shoes. 2) When people boast about their new wheels they are talking about their bicycles.
3) Spaniels and Labradors are out. Pugs and Dachshunds are in.
4) You only wear pearl earrings with floral dresses. 5) Tweed jackets should only be worn with skinny jeans and NEVER with red trousers. 6) Big hair is no long left au natural. Now it’s all about the man bun or pompadour. 7) Bright-coloured sunglasses are so passe. Now it is all about the round lens horn rims. 8) Nobody has ‘supper’ anymore.
9) Belittling is no longer done with a flash of cash, now it’s carefully crafted wit. What’s a Gap Yah? 11) You no longer shop on the King’s Road. Now it’s all about Spitelfields, Brick Lane and anywhere that sells a flat white in Shoreditch. 12) You wouldn’t be caught dead in Uggs. 13) Cardigans 14) You aspire to being a writer. Not a banker.
15) You find your next date on Tinder or Happn not up against a sweaty wall in Infernos. 16) Clapham, Fulham and Balham are out. It’s all about living in Old Street, Dalston, Haggerston, Hackney Wick and Hoxton. 17) Knitting is in. Pony riding at daddy’s is out.
Don’t believe us? Just look at the transformation of posh boy Francis Boulle from Made in Chelsea. Ways in which we use your data for advertising purposes Ads keep our content FREE for everyone. Please note that by altering the settings below, you'll still receive ads, but these will not be personalised to you. The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) describes online personalised advertising through the below definitions. We put contractual and/or technical restrictions to certain forms of advertising, to prevent your data from being collected and used elsewhere without your knowledge.
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