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| Monday, November 17 2003 | |||
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Christmas parties are around the corner so you need to look your best if you want to score at the office bash. What to avoid this holiday season? The usual Topman suit, complete with the Chris Tarrant-esque tone-on-tone shirt and tie combination, is social suicide. |
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The Peacock Theatre offers some spectacular Chinese acrobatics as they welcome Anhui Acrobatics Troupe in their first UK visit. 7:30pm. Portugal St (off Kingsway), WC2. £10-27. 020 7863 8222. |
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Luckily, tailor Mark Stephen Marengo can help you out of your sartorial rut. Marengo's bespoke menswear is designer quality at high street prices. A secret among thrifty City boys, his "traditional with a twist" hand-finished suits, shirts, ties and cufflinks are beautiful enough to make fashionistas salivate. Designed in England and made in Italy, Marengo's obsession with quality and attention is evident throughout the collection. With prices better than off-the-rack - shirts start at £59, suits at £400 - there is no reason to keep wearing your fathers hand-me-downs. After all, who wants to look like the IT guy? Mark
Stephen Marengo - 020 7377 5802 CB |
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The real thing remains split up but The Australian Pink Floyd Show more than fills the void at the Royal Albert Hall. 8pm. Kensington Gore SW7. £17.50-25. 020 7589 8212 or online. |
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| A little studenty but a great film on a big screen with a small price tag makes our day any day. UCL's Film Society presents Brazilian epic, City of God. 8pm. 25 Gordon St, WC1. £2. | |||
| This week sees the end of Tom Blau's retrospective of Jacques Lowe's JFK photos and Proud Camden's show celebrating 10 Years at The Cross clubbing. | |||
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