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Fans are also drawn to kits which were worn during particular – often triumphant – seasons, adds Dean Fallon, fashion design lecturer at Birmingham City University. The next time I saw Mike I didn’t know what to say, so I said: “I love your dungarees.” He told me I could have them and I’ve worn them ever since. I adore them.

I’ve had the suit since I was 28 and I’m reluctant to get rid of it because I’d never be able to find one like it again. It’s as good as new – I still wear it occasionally, although not as much as I did in the 1970s. While it is a fashion choice for many – the designs from the 90s are more basic and fit into current fashion trends a lot better – there’s also a nostalgic element to it.I grew up on a hill farm in Dartmoor, the youngest of three children. I used to wear my siblings’ hand-me-downs, but I loved dressing up. My grandmother gave me these 1930s evening gowns and I’d wander around the farmyard with them dragging in the mud. I met my husband, Simon, at college. We’ve been together for 30 years and married for 26. After we’d been dating for two weeks, he took me to meet his family. I wore the dungarees because I was nervous – I come from a culture where most of my cousins had arranged marriages – and I felt as if I could hide in them.

Sure, it looks clownish to walk around in a Charlie Chaplin dress or in the style of the Regency, but in Germany you can see worse in the hipster scene in Berlin (beanie, slippers and hoodies with a sweatpants suit). The funny thing is that people ask you how you walk around, and the person asking is wearing a WifeBeater shirt, cargo trousers and sandals, so what?Be confident in the way you dress. Trust me: I’m no stranger to getting looks or attention when I enter a room or a grocery store. But, the alternative would be just to wear sweatpants and a hoodie, and that’s just unacceptable to me. An interesting article, but one that misses the reality. In Germany, people look at you askance if you wear long trousers in summer or a suit in general (that doesn’t look like it’s from WalMart or super skinny). For the average citizen, wearing a trench coat and hat is already a disguise.