Quick Britglish question: What would Giles call
this article of clothing? Wiki seems to be telling me "vest," but I'd like the flist's opinion.
ETA: Research on the internets confirms that said article of clothing is a "vest." For those who loved the USian one so much,
Marks and Spencer,
Paul Smith make vests.
This is apparently a singlet (
from behind). Sometimes disturbingly young-looking girls
model vests and pants in the middle of a field.
Though clothiers seem more likely to call the object in question a "vest top" when it's meant as outerwear, but I think "vest" will be fine.
More ETA: Now I'm just link spamming you.
But
Miss Selfridge makes vests and
boobtubes, and I am cracking myself up trying to imagine Giles ever calling any article of clothing EVER a boobtube.
From Dorothy Perkins
one,
two,
three.
Some v. basic
Vests from Wolsey. (By the by,
this is a Wolsey singlet.)
This is a camisole, but
this is a vest, per Peacocks. But you cannot see the true AWESOME of that top without
zooming in on the sparklies.
A
vest from Republic and, I kid you not, a
hooch rosewater vest. And here's a
singlet t-shirt, though it's also called a "racer back vest."
And none of this is getting drabbles written.
E I swear for the last time TA:
Hotties in tanktops. And vests and singlets and in the case of Helen Mirren, NO TOP AT ALL.