#godscobhtask02

Warm Weather: As a penniless young man who relies on the kindness of others and his own ingenuity to survive, P is severely limited in what he can do when it comes to curating his own sense of style — but that does not stop him from allowing himself the freedom to experiment with what little he does own when the weather is warm enough to permit it. One day, perhaps, he will wear a ragged hoodie and a pair of old shorts. The next, a worn flannel shirt and someone’s ripped shirt he salvaged. It may not be much, but he does make a conscious effort to make himself appear as presentable and put-together as he can be. Cold Weather: As the seasons pass and the weather begins to turn colder, any thought of style becomes secondary to the thought of survival. The elements are harsh on someone who lives a life as exposed as his own and, as such, he will layer on as many clothes as he has in his possession at any given time so as to keep himself warm. T-shirts beneath sweaters beneath hoodies beneath flannels beneath jackets of all kinds. Pairs of pants on top of pairs of pants. Beanies and scarves and gloves and socks — ripped and full of holes as though they may be — to insulate his extremities against the bitter cold, and the warmest, sturdiest set of shoes he can get his hands on. Extra — Someone’s Memory: A collection of bespoke suits in various colors. A sophisticated European boarding school’s uniform. Rich hand-knit wool vests and sweaters, imported name-brand shirts, tailored pants and expensive suede loafers. These were the clothes of a boy of refined tastes and affluent means — A boy for whom nothing less than the best of the best would do. A boy who possessed more wealth than sense. A boy who had thought himself invincible. When the boy was lost forever, these precious few belongings were all that remained of him. The memories of a young life tragically cut short.

Warm Weather: While never one to dress down by any means, the warmer months of the year prove to be a rare opportunity to allow Zander to forgo his everyday formal attire for a style that is far more fresh and relaxed than what he is accustomed to: Fitted dress shirts give way to button-ups and polos. A tailored suit’s blazer and waistcoat become a warm sweater wrapped around his neck, tied by the sleeves, its matching trousers become corduroy and khaki shorts in a variety of colorful hues, and loafers are exchanged for yacht shoes. Each and every item worth a fortune, of course. Each and every one made to measure, down to his last specifications — after all, comfort has never and will never be an excuse to compromise quality. Cold Weather: Similarly, as the colder half of the year begins to approach, Zander’s sense of fashion evolves to reflect the changes in his environment. For the duration of these months, he will often choose to wear custom made leather aviator gloves over his hands and long, double-breasted overcoats of cashmere and tweed over his daily business wear, not only to the end of ensuring that he remains as warm and dry as he can be in any weather, but to protect the integrity of the suit and accessories underneath from the elements so that he is never seen in public appearing anything less than polished and elegant. Extra — Cocktail Party: When one is a member of the elite and means to mingle with those of similar standing to their own, one is always expected to dress the part — particularly so when they have a name and legacy to live up to the way Zander Olympios does. By no means a stranger to the attendance of formal events and lavish cocktail parties, his signature look for the occasion is a bespoke navy blue suit with a matching set of suspenders, a white pinstripe button-up dress shirt, a gold-woven silk tie detailed in a refined, intricate pattern, blue embossed leather oxford shoes and an ink-blue and gold watch worth more than most could dream of making in a year.

Warm Weather: During the summer and the spring, when the weather outside is warm and the sun is shining overhead, Peter’s sense of style becomes as casual and relaxed as he will ever allow himself to be. With a well-defined preference for wearing khaki trousers or cargo shorts in neutral to warm tones, plain and breathable cotton henley shirts and accessorising with sunglasses and the occasional flannel on top for a pop of colour, he prioritises clothes that are suited to him in both form and function, flattering his appearance and highlighting all of his best features while simultaneously being light and easy to move around in, befitting his highly active, athletic lifestyle. Cold Weather: During the autumn and winter seasons, Peter’s sense of style becomes an echo of what it had been in the days of his youth, when he was still a Pevensie of Finchley. Raised in the environment of academia, he adopted the fashion of the men and women who surrounded him — Button-up shirts and ties often layered beneath knit vests or turtlenecks and sweaters patched with suede on the elbows, woolen dress trousers and waxed leather oxford shoes, brought together by a classic bomber jacket, a nostalgic staple of colder months in his home country. Some may call it old-fashioned, but he believes the classics are considered classic for a reason. Extra — Sheriff’s Uniform: While going about his day-to-day business, Sheriff Peter Pevensie is always ready to spring into action at a moment’s notice. As the highest authority in law enforcement in Godscobh, he believes that it is not only his responsibility to set the example after which all members of his department should follow but that he should be easily and immediately identifiable to any member of the public at all times, should they need his assistance. Adhering to the dress code that dictates his uniform means that Peter will always be found in possession of his official badge, a white Stetson Sheriff’s hat — which he chooses to leave in his patrol vehicle more often than not — a fully equipped duty belt, black tactical boots and, when the weather calls for it, a fur-lined leather jacket.