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This collection celebrates the idiosyncratic twists that English men bring to the most formal of wardrobes. The caddish flamboyance of David Niven, whose book ’The Moon’s a Balloon’ reveals that the actor put as much imagination into expressing himself in words as in clothing; the simultaneously aloof and chumpish charm of the British princes in their youth, in particular Charles, who inherited from his father a dapper way with the conventions of royal dress; the ability to combine checks of different scal
