The style aficionados at Fantastic Man have recently edited a pocket book for Penguin that investigates the curious – yet widely adopted – East London phenomenon of buttoning one’s shirt all the way to the top. The 112-page paperback, entitled Buttoned-Up, contains essays, reportages, photographs and an interview with the notoriously buttoned-up Neil Tennant of the Pet Shop Boys. The title is part of a series of 12 celebrating the 150th anniversary of the London Underground and can be found at all good bookshops and online at www.penguin.co.uk.
The style aficionados at Fantastic Man have recently edited a pocket book for Penguin that investigates the curious – yet widely adopted – East London phenomenon of buttoning one’s shirt all the way to the top. The 112-page paperback, entitled Buttoned-Up, contains essays, reportages, photographs and an interview with the notoriously buttoned-up Neil Tennant of the Pet Shop Boys. The title is part of a series of 12 celebrating the 150th anniversary of the London Underground and can be found at all good bookshops and online at www.penguin.co.uk.