Stealth Warning
Readers of Alan Sloman's blog will be aware that he has purchased a new jacket, described as his "newly acquired 'stealth' jacket" from Paramo.
One might imagine from the description that this is of a sober hue, blending with the subtle shades of nature - not a bit of it. The chromatically challenged designers at Paramo have come up with an absolute corker with this one - those with aesthetic sensibilities should look away now.
The fabled 'man in black' has at last emerged from his monochrome chrysalis in a burst of gorgeous technicolor. Spring is here.
One might imagine from the description that this is of a sober hue, blending with the subtle shades of nature - not a bit of it. The chromatically challenged designers at Paramo have come up with an absolute corker with this one - those with aesthetic sensibilities should look away now.
The fabled 'man in black' has at last emerged from his monochrome chrysalis in a burst of gorgeous technicolor. Spring is here.
posted by Phil at
Sunday, March 28, 2010
5 Comments:
He was the man in black. Now....lets not go there :)
It took me a while to remember where I'd seen that shade of green before...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugwjRsAcDSU&NR=1
:-)
My man is a man of grey and beige. Imagine my surprise when he emerged in his newly puchased Paramo, in 'burnt orange'. I'll never lose him on a dark night...
Aye, Martin, but Miss W has forced me to publicly admit to an inspired kit choice of my own - an acid yellow rucksack calculated to clash horribly with Al's jacket on the TGOC. We'll be shunned by the fashionistas of the Fife.
Classic piece of vintage Who there, BG!
Louise. Orange! It's worse than I thought. Sober british males are turning into strutting peacocks!
Oi! Elpus! I don't strut!
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