With nearly two decades working in live children's television in the revered Saturday morning slot, where creativity and chaos regularly collide in the quest to keep kids entertained (one of the show's he starred in was called Ministry of Mayhem), Peter is at home around colorful characters. These days, rather than writing for Basil Brush or causing hilarious havoc in front of the camera, alongside his cabaret and other creative ventures, Peter is to be found serving up mussels, chips, and Belgian beef stew to the discerning clientele of his local The Old Buoy, an authentic Belgian bar set up by his good friend Thierry.

A fan of classic American and French workwear, such as drill jeans and denim coats, Peter also has a penchant for accessories – especially hats and scarves, admitting to being “a Truman Capote-level scarf fan”. Having drawn on many sources and influences over the years, he would struggle to put a name to or concisely define his style, thinking of it as generally quite plain and minimal, featuring lots of navy blue, black and gray, with the occasional foray into more “loud” items.

"Here Peter wears a pair of Peter Christian Drill Jeans in stone, with Classic Desert Boots: “I really like suede desert boots because they're forgiving on the feet for the older gent! Saves you wearing 'Claire Rayners' – or trainers.” Above the waist we have a cobalt blue safari-style Linen Overshirt over a lead gray 100% Italian Merino Turtleneck. “It feels really good.” To set off the outfit in true Peter fashion, a red Birkin Spotted Silk Scarf and Haydock Fur Felt Hat in tan. Cheers, Peter. Now then, I think it's time we checked out those mussels and a Belgian beer…