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No, it was simply a problem of getting
the right kind of information. Just like all the other high quality publications we have our local correspondents who give
us the first-hand information that our readers crave so much. After the sad incident with Vantu Kyle we had lost our inside source at the Treehouse. No more interviews with the explorers, no more Fashion Plateau
exclusives. But our readers can rejoice again. We have hired a new local reporter, who has delivered an amazing amount of
facts about the last unknown factor of Plateau Fashion.
| Heini, our bilingual local correspondent |
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| A true Renaissance man - journalist, head-hunter, brilliant conversationalist |
Meet Heinrich, nickname Heini, our intrepid
headhunter and journalist. You may wonder about his name, he is actually the love child of an Austrian explorer and a native
girl. The fact that he’s bilingual and speaks German with a most charming Viennese accent was an incredible stroke of
luck for us. Marguerite was delighted to speak German and reminisce about Vienna and its lovely architecture and cultural life. True, Heini knows all
this only second-hand from his Dad’s stories, but when you live in the Treehouse you can’t be too choosy about
your friends.
| A white t-shirt is always a classic |
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| We kept the women in the photo because our male readers like to look at them |
| What is this man looking at? |
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| He is admiring the clean white of a lovely corset |
| A pleasing sight from every angle |
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| Yes, that man is still staring at her... |
So what does lie beneath? Well, the photo
material is rather scarce, but Heini was able to send us a few documents that prove that both male and female explorers have
a preference for white underwear. Miss Krux had to relinquish her silk underwear in the first month of the expedition, we
are not sure whether she originally brought any colorful models to the Plateau. We do know that she kept several corsets and
camisoles, all of them white. The fabric looks like cotton and lace, a practical and equally feminine choice.
The men are very fond of basic white
cotton undershirts. This again shows their commitment to designs and fabric that are practical for everyday wear, but still
pleasing to the eye.
As our photo documents show, the basic
white Tee is a classic for any age group.
| A white beard and a white t-shirt |
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| Even on his sick bed Arthur Summerlee looks good! |
| Hard to decide what's more dazzling... |
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| Her smile or the fabulous white corset |
| The t-shirt accessorized with suspenders and hat |
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| A rugged look doesn't mean that the t-shirt has to look grubby |
Much has been speculated about what our
male explorers wear underneath their chic khaki pants. The long speculation ended when Lord John Roxton succumbed to the charms
of Danielle, the Voodoo Queen (see also Fashion Hall of Shame). Although they were not disturbed by trogs while doing whatever it is that Voodoo Queens and their hapless victims are doing
in the middle of the jungle, they had the misfortune of being snapped by one of the numerous Plateau paparazzi. Rumor has
it that Miss Krux acquired all negatives and is sometimes showing photos to Lord John Roxton, when he gets jealous about gentlemen
who are trying to flirt with her. “At least I don’t consort with jungle tarts!” she was overheard time and
again.
| Finally revealed! |
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| What keeps Lord Roxton warm in those chilly jungle nights... |
| We study our research objects from all angles |
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| His boots, his hat and a jungle tart we cut away |
Do all explorers wear the same type of
underwear like Lord Roxton? Maybe… maybe not. We hope that the future will bring some more clarity in that matter.
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