Am I Chap? October Edition

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This month’s round-up of photographs sent in by readers for the ultimate sartorial assessment.

Guy Walters

“The other day, quite unwittingly,” writes Guy Walters, “I found myself paying homage to the excellent Lord Fairhaven, as featured in your pages in September.”

Sir, you are presumably referring to a feature on our web site only viewable to Founders’ Club members, about the last owner of Anglesey Abbey, Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, 1st Lord Fairhaven (1896–1966), whose vast wardrobe is the subject of an exhibition at his former home. Lordy (as his staff called him) would no doubt be rolling in his grave with frustration that he had not lived to meet his soul mate.

Rumble Pants

“Vice Presidents’ Day and my annual opportunity to dress like an Italian ice cream salesman,” writes a man whose name is presumably not Rumble Pants.

A 99 cornet and a couple of Magnums, please, sir.

Yianni Papas

“Tis I here,” writes Yianni Papas, “all fezzed up for full smoking satisfaction, having just returned rather louchely to my abode from a very grand Gala Dinner at the RAF Club, raising funds for restoring RB396 to full flight status.”

Splendid, sir. We can only hope, or indeed surmise, that you attended said gala dinner dressed exactly like this.

The Chap was founded in 1999 and is the longest-serving British magazine dedicated to the gentlemanly way of life, with its own quirky, satirical take on a style that has recently entered the mainstream.

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