10 Facts About Bunny Roger

Neil Munro "Bunny" Roger was an English couturier and socialite.

Neil Munro Bunny Roger was born 9 June 1911 in London to Sir Alexander Bunny Roger and Helen Stuart Clark, both from Scotland.

Bunny Roger attended the Loretto School and read history at Balliol College, Oxford for a year; he then studied drawing at The Ruskin.

Bunny Roger was expelled from Oxford for alleged homosexual activities.

In 1937, Bunny Roger established his dressmakers, Neil Bunny Roger, in Great Newport Street, London.

Bunny Roger invested in the House of Amies, and his stake was later acquired by Debenhams in 1973.

Bunny Roger favoured a neo-Edwardian look: four-buttoned jackets with broad shoulders, narrow waists, and long skirts.

Bunny Roger favoured narrow trousers and a high-crowned bowler hat.

Bunny Roger was particularly fond of spectator shoes and ruby cufflinks.

Bunny Roger was known for the lavish and outrageous parties that he held throughout his life.