Gameshow Fashion

Sometimes it's the subtler details that make the difference.

This is one of only three confirmed sightings of smart-casual.

Another success story from the world of offline dating.

Fifty shades of grey.

It was always going to take something special to take attention away from the lightsabers that had been left on during filming.

Alan from Inverness is smiling because his shirt is great, not because he is sat in front of a massive golf ball.

Nothing says 'winning' quite like the inverse of a 1990s Wimbledon Tennis shirt (literally nothing does).

Like all good servants to the gameshowfashion cause, Roger and Lou donated their clothing to contestants of Takeshi's Castle after their television appearance.

You know what this outfit is missing? Nothing.

Why put an unwanted curtain on eBay when you can wear it as a shirt?

Imagine wearing a nametag saying "Kushi" and it not being the best feature on your torso.

Years after filming had finished with Beavis, Butthead became a middle-class rugby fan.

Dressing like this was only made legal in early 1992. It was subsequently made illegal in late 1992.

When sewing emblems onto pullovers, why stop at one?

What are the chances that both the set AND your shirt are based on graphics from the Saved by the Bell intro?

How I imagine Hugo Chavez would design a shirt. Blindfold.

A young Alan Partridge? No. Just a young Aiden Simmington from the Notre Dame High School in Norwich.