If George IV doesn't get as fat as OTL because he has to do actual work... I think we have just butterflied the necktie as a men's fashion accessory.
Isn't that descended from the cravat, though?
On the other hand, a world without the necktie is automatically good in my books.![]()
Would being slimmer not bring more fashion first from George, as now he is free to be a flamboyant as he wants with his cloths.Men's fashion owes a lot to George's obesity.
With both the name not being tarnished by George IV and the relationship between father and sons being better in this era, George is very popular.Georges all the way down.
It was only fifty one yearsWith both the name not being tarnished by George IV and the relationship between father and sons being better in this era, George is very popular.
after all we've had four Georges on the bounce already (although I accept that due to George II hating his dad, he named his heir Frederick) it is not unusual to see George's V and VI.
And IOTL between Victoria and Elizabeth II, there has only been either an Edward or George on the throne.
I'll hear that in mind.I’ve been half heartedly trying to make it one for... actually, I have no clue how long I’ve been saying it. 4 years?
With one of the four kings reigning for only 326 days and another choosing to be called George instead of Albert.It was only fifty one years
Would being slimmer not bring more fashion first from George, as now he is free to be a flamboyant as he wants with his cloths.
I do not think who a marriage with a girl aristocratic but still commoner would have been accepted in England at that time...
do George IV need to marry a foreign princess
and the Ducky of Lancaster is a personal property of the King, ruled by the same kind of laws relative to the Duchy of Cornwall and the titles of Prince of Wales and Duke of Rothesay so no way the king can assign it to one of his sons