Thank you for that opinion! I’m tired of seeing images of tall black patent leather boots or red sneakers and realizing that these shoes are being used in place of the characters’ faces. These are romantic, of course, just as people like them, but it’s dangerous to run with this and forget that we value the dynamics of relationships in AFTG for their practically realistic nature (in particular, Andreils, whose feelings are conveyed by… the plot, oddly enough, rather than the author’s words silently hanging in the air).
I doubt that Andrew or anyone else on the team will be able to get Neil interested in the concept of personal style. Presumably, he might use it as a tool, and, yes, even more than that: he might like something, but not seriously or personally — it’s just an attempt to get himself interested so he can keep up with his team and partner. Neil will change his wardrobe just as easily as he would abandon many “temporary” items in the event of an emergency escape.
When you’re going through a change of identity, you’re bound to experience at least a slight sense of dissociation, and your personal preferences will seem trivial compared to the idea that “this is all temporary". The only person whose opinion about clothing Josten would likely take seriously is his mother. But that’s a matter of authority and survival.
So yes, you’re right, Andrew will certainly ensure a proper appearance for the one who belongs to him, but in essence, neither of them ever worries about it more than an official visit requires.
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