Gameshow Fashion

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

Going for Gold.

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

Strike it Rich.

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Another success story from the world of offline dating.

Every Second Counts.

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Fifty shades of grey.

Fifteen to One.

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

Bullseye.

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

The Pyramid Game.

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

Fifteen to One.

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

Play Your Cards Right.

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You know what this outfit is missing? Nothing.

Blind Date.

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

Strike it Rich.

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

Family Fortunes.

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

Blind Date.

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

Big Break.

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When sewing emblems onto pullovers, why stop at one?

Fifteen to One.

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

Every Second Counts.

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

Blockbusters.

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Keith Rowling, a double glazing manager from Darlington, was also a model for a character of the popular "Guess Who?" board game.

The Crystal Maze.