Apart from the velvet suit, my favourite item of Jarv's 90's wardrobe is his black Playboy shirt. He looked godlike in it.

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This is it, inverted.

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 Amazing how good looking Steve Mackey was even with possibly the world's worst haircut (maybe after the horrible DC fringe)

I'm not sure, there was only a short while between 2nd and 3rd times, at the 2nd we had a lovely chat about the Sheffield gig and he was lovely and honest and told me about how nervous he was, then he went to put his arm round me but ended up not doing, so I think the 3rd time he might've remembered, he was joking around and then put his arm around me so I'd like to think he remembered me.

I have experienced the Pointy Cocker Finger photo though!

He looked me in the eyes and said it without a hint of a smile! He knows what he's doing!

Barbican event "Bright Phoebus" with Hawley on Friday.

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Apart from the velvet suit, my favourite item of Jarv's 90's wardrobe is his black Playboy shirt. He looked godlike in it.

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 Oh, yes, the Playboy shirt with the black trousers (I think these were the ones he rescued from a skip) looked great. 

I also love some of the retro shirts he used to wear, like the patterned one he wore at the No Stilettos show. It looks like an early '70s shirt to me - I had a dress in about 1972 with a v similar pattern on it 

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Corduroy is awesome, and I do like his brown jacket with really thick cord (see Johnathon Ross show WLL era).

also, and forgive me - slightly showing off here - his tweed dark blue jacket feels amazing on a bare back.

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 Yes, Jarve looked v cool at that interview in his second-hand clothes and made Jonathan Ross look tacky and tasteless. Understatement is all.

Re the tweed jacket - I can well imagine!

Aw Jarvgirl, you jammy get! I seem to be in a minority of people on this forum who haven't met/tried on the clothes of Pulp band members. This needs to be rectified at some point, methinks.

Yeah, and it got better each time

Hawley completely took me by surprise with that, he was ACE. Almost (almost) beat Jarv putting his arm round me. (Sorry, I know I'm awful but I can't help it!)

Wow. I dunno if I could manage to string enough words together to have an actual chat. I'd be all star-struck and nervous. If he did remember you, that was quite sweet of him.

Haha, it's like a rite of passage, getting a "Pointy Cocker Finger" photo x)

Haha!

Ahh right. Sounds ace, that. Hope you have a pleasant evening (and maybe another memorable encounter) :)

Yes. I think Babies is THE song that will survive the test of time. On it's 50th birthday it will still sound as good as it did when it started life wrapped up in a black velvet suit.

He really was brilliant.