With prima being a purveyor of the latest in office space style, naturally the show would attract people who had their own office attire to match.
A plethora of men in suits with their ties removed and top button undone, making the most of their day out of the real office. Ladies in happy coloured tops and heels. not everyone made the effort, but Working Title found a few that did.
A very sharp dressed and immaculately turned out gentleman, mixing a blue and white striped shirt with a sneaky bowtie poking out from the lapels of a black denim tailored mid length jacket. Cleverly combined with some dark aubergine coloured trousers suitably big enough to prevent his super polished black leather marching shoes from taking over. I hope he is an architect and a granddad and an art teacher.
A very simple but sexy look, can’t go wrong with well fitting black and grey. Despite her overly healthy looking tan this lady had a glowing smile and a subtle elegance.
This fine gentlemen was on the Rexite stand, a bold choice coupling black tailored trousers with a soft beige single breasted jacket, the violet coloured shirt helping to bring it all together with a tie complimenting his Italian brown leather shoes. Couldn’t quite work out if he was Gilbert or George.