BLUE
Issey Miyake, Dries Van Noten, D>railing through the catwalk reports I noticed a definite pattern of blue emerging. If you are already a religious jean-wearer then this trend is ideal but if you are feeling a little more daring, the bright blue shirt below would be perfect with long shorts or those trusty denims.
Selected at ASOSDOUBLE-BREASTED
Jean Paul Gaultier, Kenzo, Lanvin. Note: I am definitely NOT feeling the Jesus sandals...This is such a classic look that the smarter gentleman may already have a double-breasted piece in their wardrobe. Usually just for dressier occasions but the cardigan below makes the trend casual.
ASOSA CLASSIC JACKET
Burberry, Lanvin, Paul SmithTrench, blazer, mac, whatever your choice, make sure it's well cut and well made. And if it's double-breasted too, then all the better. Colour wise, aim for muted navy, charcoal and black, fabric wise, mattes and satins work well.
Cheap Monday at ASOSGREY
Alexander McQueen, Burberry, DiorA no-brainer. Mix with navy, burgundy, denim, black, tan or even more grey and you're on to a winner. I'd play with textures here - knits, tailoring, jersey - it's all good. Keep it simple with this t-shirt and pair it with some chinos.
ASOSTURNED HEM SHORTS
Louis Vuitton, D&G, MarniA little tailored, possibly with a crease down the front. I'd go for a matte navy, camel or even khaki to keep them neutral and versatile and both a shorter or longer style work. Wear with a t-shirt for day and loose untucked shirt for evening.
Polo Ralph Lauren. Note: Beware knobbly knees. Photos: Style.com and ASOS
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