He’s wearing the same grey wasitcoat worn in The Bells Of St John, though this time without the gold watch chain.
We get a nice view of the new purple boots.
There’s another new bow tie. This time in a deep burgundy with a light block pattern.
The trousers seem to be the G-Star RAW jeans, worn since series six.
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Hey, Steve. Are you going to be making this frock coat available any time soon? This is by far my favourite outfit of 11's.
ReplyDeleteI can always make stuff - it just comes down to the price as this is an above premium fabric.
DeleteAwesome! I really am thinking about it as I said it is my favourite outfit of his.
DeleteAbout how much would said coat cost if you were to make it? Can you give an off-the-cuff estimate?
ReplyDeleteWell, the fabric is £330 per metre, and I used 3.5 metres to make my coat.
DeleteSo it's upward from there.
Email me if you are seriously interested though - tennantcoat@me.com
Check out the Cold War costume portrait, it appears we have the return of the Series 6 black boots!
ReplyDeletehttp://doctorwhotv.co.uk/cold-war-gallery-47126.htm
Hi Steve,
ReplyDeleteI think I've found the glasses if you are interested, just purchased a pair
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Anglo-American-suitable-prescription-sunglasses/dp/B0085K3GEE/ref=pd_sim_sbs_sh_3
Do you know what the shade of grey on the waiscoat and what is the pattern
ReplyDeleteDespite the appearance in the photos above, the waistcoat is much more of a neutral colour. It's a light grey, say around a 25 to 30% tint of black.
DeleteThe pattern looks to be a pretty standard cut for a waistcoat. Nothing really special there.
The only killer is the weave of the fabric which has a sort of fish scale effect.
What kind of coat is it? Does that style have a name?
ReplyDeleteIt's a classic Edwardian frock coat style with a few modern twists
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