Wednesday, 8 August 2012

Out and about....turning the tables

From Fashionistable
From Fashionistable
Bern is an artist and administrator (to make ends meet) you can see his art here. When I said "Bern like in Switzerland?" He said "yes I was named after the town". And why not, people call their kids Paris after all so I guess that at least it is not so obvious. Bern told me his style influence is William Burrows he finds it much easier now to wear a suit all the time and finds it harder to wear regular clothes. In London his favourite place is The Sir John Soane Museum. He says he has surprised himself because after not wanting to live a conventional life he finds he has one. I am sure you have all been wondering what the significance of today's title is. Well after I had asked Bern my questions he then asked me a set of his own. His questions to me were pretty cool actually and were 1. If I were a Muppet which Muppet would I be? 2. When did I last eat fish? 3. If I was to something really, really bad what would it be? And 4. On a rating of 1 to 10 how cool did I think I was? How would you answer these?
Bern is wearing a vintage suit, waistcoat from a Scottish theater group who were selling off their wardrobe, a Bates boater, every Christmas his girlfriend buys him a new bowtie and this is one of them, an Ede and Ravenscroft shirt with detachable collar and Office shoes.

7 comments:

the nyanzi report said...

he looks like quite the character.

Matthew Spade said...

he's great, the bernster. just looks like one of those happy people that make life a good one if you come in contact. bet you're glad.

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JK said...

I want to meet him and shake his hand. I love eccentric people.

sajuki said...

so stylish !

Lauren@Styleseer said...

Interesting looking guy. His facial expressions match his outfit. Love the straw boater.

mermaid gallery said...

only in the city....

The Foolish Aesthete said...

What an interesting person! (I love how he turned the tables on you with some thought provoking questions!) And I understand his surprise about finding himself in a conventional life. We've been having this discussion with friends all summer. It's like after hitting a certain age, people talk of "settling down", living in one place, etc. My husband and I are still wondering -- do we have to? -- J xxx

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