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And that’s been my life’s work developingbusiness concepts, employing my creative imagination, “no grammar necessary” .Nowin my most recent venture, an online shopping service selling men’s fashionaccessories. I find the most enjoyable thing is writing articles about theevolution of style and the progress of fashion through the ages. One can alwaysfind good subject matter, grammar becomes secondary, and besides look at theeffect American English (Microsoft Spell-check) has on the English language.What has happened to punctuation and capitalisation? What’s important issubject and facts. Subject is the foundation of any article no matter thequality; it’s what you believe in. I’ve enjoyably,written hundreds of short articles, including critiques (product reviews). Andas a result of many hours research have discovered some fascinating historicanecdotes that many people, even avid experts had no knowledge.The originalmotivation was to increase back links to my newly formed transactional websiteand in turn achieve a page one ranking with all the major search engines. Thiswas part of an urgent strategy to avoid the ongoing high cost of cost perclick. But I soon found my motivation changed and is now driven by enjoymentand the fact that I can actually succeed in something that for many yearsothers saw as a weakness (English Grammar). Writing allowsme to exercise my creative imagination, use a little poetic license withoutfear of any retribution. I can write what I like and at the same time increaseback-links to my site. And there’s no teacher cold minded breathing hot airdown my neck, intent on controlling and dominatingSo now I’veincluded some of my favourite fashion critiques amongst some fascinatinghistoric anecdotes.Here Are AFew Of My Favourite Historic Anecdotes: Theytell so much about style as it happened without any thought of actuallycreating a fashion trend that would survive many decades.1860Bertie, the rakish Prince of Wales, ordereda short smoking jacket to wear at informal dinner parties at Sandringham from his friend,the tailor, Henry Poole. It was the first dinner jacket on record and was cutin midnight blue cloth. In 1886, a Mr James Potter of Tuxedo Park, New York, was ahouseguest at Sandringham. He consequently ordered a similar dinner jacket to Bertie's fromHenry Poole & Co. It was this dinner jacket that Mr Potter wore at theTuxedo Park Club inspiring numerous copies that fellow members wore as informaluniform for stag dinners. Thus the Tuxedo was born at Henry Poole & Co. Ittook only eight years for an accidental style to cross the Atlantic Ocean and soon becamean American institution. Its humble, royal beginnings were soon forgotten whenlabelled the Tuxedo. 1971Maverick screen actress Katherine Hepburn,whose long-term lover Spencer Tracey was a customer of Huntsman, takes theextraordinary step of ordering bespoke denim jeans from her late lover's SavileRow tailor. Hepburn's commission foreshadows bespoke denim collections launchedin 2006 by Timothy Everest and Evisu. 1880The rowing club at Oxford Universities Exeter College inventedthe first school ties. After an emotional win over their rivals, theycelebrated by removing their ribbon hat bands from their boater hats and tyingthem, four in hand around their necks. When they ordered a set of ties, withthe colours from their hatbands, they had accidentally created the modernschool tie. Schools, clubs, and athletic ties appeared in abundance. Someschools had different ties for various grades, levels of achievement, and forgraduates. Thanks to historians and their method of accurate documentation allthe original college colours are still available from archived samples andreplicate ties can be made to order.Here Are a few of my favourite selfindulgent critiquesThis is where I exercise my creativeimagination and poetic license no matter how naïve they may seem.OneMen’s wallets have recently been elevatedto fashion accessories status, originally created to perform a specificfunction, to carry paper money; we’ve just given it a much needed face lift.Functionality not lost, designers like Paul Smith, Simon Carter, and RichardJames have brought wallets out of the dark and into the light. Vivid coloursembossed on their covers and linings with depictions of comic cartoon stripsstarted appearing, even bikini clad women and mini minors. Richard James aSavile Row tailor uses vibrant pinks, purples and burgundy on the inside flapsto create individuality for his brand. Top stitching is also widely used tocreate some interest.  Then Simon Cartercame up with a real winner, the Jeans wallet, made from ultra fine, tender calfhide, it’s slim and thin with just enough compartments for cards and cash. Itslips nicely into the back pocket of event the tightest jeans with ease and itfeels so good in the hand.TwoA new range of enamel cufflinks by IanFlaherty have quietly arrived on the market. They’re beautifully formed fromEnglish Pewter, giving life to lifeless forms. There is a horse and rider inbreathless pursuit of the unfortunate Fox, the Mallard and Partridge, Pheasant,and Trout, all brought to still life by the artistic prowess of Ian Flaherty.You can surf the net and trod the high streets, but you’ll be hard pressed tofind anything that compares with Ian’s latest work.ThreeHere is a brand that’s on the up; she’smade all the right moves and a name befitting a jeweller, or exotic dancer.Babette Wasserman, a lover of the Swarovski Crystal, she displays itmaximisation style and sets her place as a cufflink designer amongst men. Womenbring a refreshing slant to men’s accessories, a little femininity firmed tocuff, a constant reminder of soft and inviting contours and sweet scentedwomen. Like the cufflinks, like the woman.FourOne prime example is Timothy Everest, along time emerging Savile Row tailor. His designer silk ties (SpitalfieldsFlower) impress upon you the conservatism expected of Savile Row, but with aunique originality, affordable luxury best describes Timothy’s ties, made in Englandwith the Savile Row stamp of approval.To conclude: In essence my strength inliterature (subject) over powered my weakness (grammar) “It’s not how you writeits why” subject is the foundation.If you’ve enjoyed any part of this articleor learned something then I’d really like to hear from you.