Political Caption Competition
The only winner of middle class identity politics – white men in blue suits.
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OLD white men (fixed it for ya)
Would it be an act of revolutionary fervour and declaration of commitment to the spirit and worth of this country to wear a Swandri to this meeting when a member of this coterie?
Blue is the new fashionable colour I suppose. It used to be (as in the book) The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit. One notices in images from all around the world that a suit and possibly white shirt and tie is de rigeur in most countries, so as it’s a fashion in countries that are ‘going somewhere’ we must follow. Noticeably the Ukrainian leader wears usually an olive tshirt, to illustrate he’s fighting an apparently non-aligned conflict.
The Erica Stanford fan club.