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There are certain fashion faux pas that should be fined, and heavily (turn-ups, white socks, evening dress before 6pm), but I share your sense of outrage about Phil's one-man campaign against the good old titfer.— Chelsea Blog
Countess of Wessex led by a head in the extravagant millinery stakes with a coffee creation decked with plumed feathers. the Queen wore a wide-brimmed titfer in one of her favourite colours, a spring-like powder blue, with a matching checked outfit and pearls.— Hellomagazine.com - Celebrity news headlines
"Dear Frank," wrote one listener, somewhat over-familiarly, given that I have no idea who he is, "Can you tell me how best to calculate the exact angle at which I should wear my hat, or titfer, to maximise its rakishness?"— Hooting Yard
Its quirky nature is worn like a jauntily placed titfer as Thomas revels in the paranoia of an overheard conversation.— The Line Of Best Fit
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