One of the most stylish men in Ireland, musician Jerry Fish, has revealed the key to his personal style – picking up one-of-a-kind pieces in second hand shops.
Speaking to RTÉ the artist, who is bringing his Electric Sideshow to Dublin's Vicar Street in December, weighed in on the changing attitude Irish men have towards fashion and style – even his nephews are asking him for advice on their hair choices!
On his own personal style, Fish revealed that he has a playful attitude towards his dress sense, but his individuality came from growing up in the '80s and shopping in second hand shops because money was tight.
"I think fashion is fun. It should be about fun. It should be about style. I guess, when I was a teenagers ,I grew up around the '80s and there wasn't much money so we went to second hand shops and found little bits and pieces and that's still what I do now really."
The mustachioed musician is a big supporter of Movember but he joked that he might need to shave his off to make a real statement, "[I should probably] shave, and then just get a fake one. I always think when I finish all of this that I can just have a shave and walk away and no one will know who I am anyway.
"I love Movember, I love what they do, they're quite cool about it. I'm usually, like, a momento, for them, but I suppose shaving is what I should be doing."
