1956 L. McIntosh Oxford Folly 40: ‘[W]ho on earth is that Charlie she’s with?’ Julian and Sandy looked, and saw Madeleine escorting a man in suede shoes and a black birdseye drape suit [Simes:DLSS].at charlie, n.8
1956 L. McIntosh Oxford Folly 104: ‘Who was his fancy man?’ ‘Do you know Adrian Proudfoot? [...] he’s got all the mannerisms of a queer. The nervous, high-pitched laugh, the liberal use of after-shave lotion, the variegated wardrobe. It all adds up’.at fancy man, n.1
1956 L. McIntosh Oxford Folly 176: ‘I’m a bit fed up with all this stuff about suicide and queers. I’ve seen enough fancy boys at lunch-time today to last me for a life time’ [Simes:DLSS].at fancy boy (n.) under fancy, adj.