The World's Newest, Coolest Menswear You Need (This Week)
Our edit of the latest must-have clothes and accessories this week.
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Mathias le Fèvre x Stenströms
We just caught Steve McQueen's Blitz at the BFI London Film Festival – it's a brilliant flick that left us with a lot of questions. About the second world war, sure, but also: why don't we have some nice, reliable, timeless evacuee vests folded up in our chest of drawers?
We're about to call on this collaboration between time-honoured Swedish label Stenströms and young, spruce model Mathias le Fèvre to change that.
£249; stenstroms.com
Swatch
In 1984, Swatch hosted the inaugural World Breakdance Championship in New York City. 40 years on, Keith Haring's graphic designed for its poster comes to square bioceramic watch.
£115; swatch.com
Martin Rose x Clarks
Martine Rose makes everything better. Clark Originals Torhills included.
£160; clarks.com
P&Co
Rugged in a Charlie Hunnam kind of way. So, sure to be worn best by the bearded folk.
£170; pand.co
Meta x Ray-Ban
Smart glasses have come a long way in the last couple of years. We mean, we can't quite believe that these Meta x Ray-Ban glasses come with built-in AI which will converse with you via speakers and mics built into the temples.
You can say, hey Meta:
– What's the weather like in Paris right now?
– Take a photo.
– Call Dad.
– What species of cactus I looking at?
– Play the song in which Rihanna gives a shout-out to Ray-Ban.
And lots, lots more.
£299; ray-ban.com
Pangaia
Pangaia – a traditionally minimalist clothing label – has been having a lot of fun with graphics over the last few months. And for good reason: this tee, for example, spreads awareness about the very first Rhino IVF pregnancy, a fertility breakthrough which might just help us save nearly extinct species.
£75; pangaia.com
Ugg
We're calling this the Duck Tours Ugg, and we reckon you should jump aboard the micro-trend it's setting.
£170; ugg.com
Gant
In About a Boy 2, a sequel exclusively showing in our imaginations, Nicholas Hoult's character Marcus wears this homemade-look rugger.
£190; gant.co.uk
Fracap x NN.07
Just like everything else sold by NN.07, its boot made in partnership with Fracap is a classic reinvented.
£280; endclothing.com
Reiss
OK, I know we're currently in spooky season, but... how Christmas-y is this! We've secured one already and stored it away until the Carey lady sings.
£498; reiss.com
Last week (and beyond)... Clarks Originals
Inspired by Tokyo’s Harajuku neighbourhood (which you might describe as a streetwear fiend’s utopia), Clarks Originals has designed a striking snakeskin loafer to slither into this autumn. By no coincidence, it marries well with the most modish denim trouser style of the moment: flares.
£175; clarks.com
Harry Lambert x Zara
Harry Lambert (the stylist who re-invented Harry Styles’ – for lack of a better word – style) has done another round of menswear for Zara. And, it’s delightful! Take this fifties-flavoured zip jacket, for example.
£89.99; zara.com
Nothing
The question isn't 'Do I need these futuristic open ear buds by Nothing?' but 'Do I want to look like one of the string-pullers from HBO's gone-to-soon television series Westworld?'.
£129; nothing.tech
Flower Mountain x Barbour
It’s hard to improve on a Barbour without negatively affecting its wearability, but Flower Mountain has managed to pull it off. The Japanese-based footwear-first outfit has linked up with the British coat makers to tastefully tweak its quintessential wax jacket in various ways. This one is distinguishable by its yellow cord trim and camo print cuff lining.
£349; barbour.com
Fera
Contemporary takes on good ol’ proper outdoor menswear is the Fera way.
£150; feragb.com
Lowry x Private White W.C.
The most thrilling link-up between two Mancunian entities this year. (Sorry, the Gallaghers.)
£1,295; privatewhitevc.com
AVI-8
Based on the Hawker Hurricane plane developed for the Royal Air Force in the 1930s; crafted by AVI-8 as part of its collaboration with the Imperial War Museums.
£252; avi-8.co.uk
Castore
Castore’s golf collection is good for what it’s made for. It’s also good for putting around the general course of life.
£140; castore.com
Chief Keef x True Religion
The key to effortless off-duty 'fits is a wardrobe filled with bits seemingly picked up from thrift stores and independent boutiques. Chief Keef's latest line with True Religion is big on those vibes.
£124.99; truereligion.com
BDG
The super specific swag this leather zip hoodie possesses is reminiscent of New York City-set nineties flicks. Hence, it plays to our nostalgia.
£89; urbanoutfitters.com
Martine Rose x Supreme
Martine Rose has lent her unique vision of chicness to Supreme for a collection that could refresh your entire wardrobe. Seriously! There are knits, caps, tees, hoodies, jackets, shoes and even a suit!
£848; martine-rose.com
Uniqlo C
Clare Waight Keller, the woman that you are.
(To bring you up to speed, the ex-Givenchy, ex-Chloé British designer now has her own Uniqlo sub-line and it's predictably stunning.)
£109; uniqlo.com
JJJJound x Levi’s
No one does normcore quite like JJJJound. Hence, no one collaborates with everyman brand Levi's quite like the Montreal-based studio.
£160; levi.com
'47 x Sporty & Rich
The kind of baseball cap you rock with a tweed blazer when you're feeling a bit posh.
£55; sportyandrich.com
Rahul Mishra x Tod’s
Delhi-based Indian fashion designer Rahul Mishra has transformed the Tod's loafer into the ultimate formal statement shoe; beads and sequins are embroidered onto velvet to create The Tree of Life.
£1,390; tods.com
Late Checkout
Spanish marque Late Checkout has just dropped a new collection on its webstore that's giving lost property in an elite boarding school. (Complimentary.)
€190,00: latecheckoutissalifestyle.com
Birkenstock
The Birkenstock Tokio is essentially a Birkenstock Boston complete with an ankle strap. You could call it a serious Croc.
And like Crocs, people seem to love it or hate it. In 'faded purple', we're feeling 'em.
£150; birkenstock.com
Napapijri
It's not just for the fact that Lennon Gallagher and Patsy Kensit are fronting its latest campaign that Napapijri's 'Future Heritage' drop is worth checking out – the pieces, from the fleeces to the caps, are genuinely inspired.
£310; napapijri.co.uk
Mango
Mango is helping us romanticise autumn with its new slouchy, burgundy polo neck sweatshirt. It really is just the thing for cute catch-ups over pumpkin spiced drinks in quaint, cosy independent coffee shops.
£49.99; mango.com
Park Seo-Bo x Louis Vuitton
Pharrell's current favourite trouser cut – a groovy flair that's ideal for short kings – makes it into his LV capsule collection inspired by the late, great South Korean painter, Park Seo-Bo.
£1,250; louisvuitton.com
Puma x Aries
Whilst the rest of the collaborative collection is acutely spooky, the two cardis lean into the Halloween season in an eerily homely way à la The Shining.
£140; ariesarise.com
Yinka Ilori x The North Face
“Colour makes us think differently – dream differently!” said Yinka after we asked him about his brilliant use of brilliant hues in his collaboration with The North Face.
Read the interview right here.
£315; thenorthface.co.uk
Stubble and Co
A backpack is something you're probably going to use frequently and for the foreseeable future. Thus, the quieter one is, the better.
Stubble and Co's brand-new 'Hybrid' backpack is anything but attention-grabbing. On the contrary, the design is as simple as can be: black, frill-free, of the textbook backpack shape.
Inside, it's well-organised: there are multiple useful pockets and compartments, including a padded segment for your laptop.
It's also waterproof, breathable and adjustable.
To sum: no fuss, all function.
£165; stubbleandco.com
TDR
TDR's Noragi jacket is bohemian chic in a 'I own a vinyl shop in Notting Hill that stocks original copies of Sgt. Pepper' kind of way.
£230; couvertureandthegarbstore.com
Kartik Research
Hemless; embroidered; wrist-length sleeves. These are the ways that Kartik Research has made its AW24 hoodie offering genuinely exciting.
£320; mrporter.com
Curry & Paxton
The frames that Micheal Caine wore in the The Ipcress File (1965), Funeral in Berlin (1966) and Billion Dollar Brain (1967), now fitted with some very Brangelina in Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005) lenses.
£330; curryandpaxton.com
Bogs x Givenchy
It looks like what the guys and gals of the Alien franchise wear to battle Xenomorphs. It also kind looks like an Xenomorph. What it actually is, though, is the result of an alliance between wellies brand Bogs and French luxury maison Givenchy.
Buetti
The guy behind Duke and Dexter's recent foray into apparel has his own brand which he runs with his brother. It's called Buetti, and it's recently dropped a few foolproof pieces, including this smart headwear number that's desperate to be styled with a nineties-sitcom-coded suit and tie.
£35; buetti.co.uk
Tilly Sveaas
A delicate chain complete with a T-bar charm that's so subtle, you'll rarely – if ever! – feel the need to take off.
£130; tillysveaas.co.uk
Breitling
Breitling celebrates its 140th anniversary in style by giving its
three flagship models – the Navitimer, the Chronomat and the Premier – a red-gold glow up and kitting them out with a perpetual calendar chronograph movement.
£48,00; breitling.com
Calvin Klein
Jeremy Allen White has ordered us to check out Calvin Klein Jeans' latest collection of which he is the face of. Our response? Yes, chef!
£130; calvinklein.co.uk
Kaws + Andy Warhol by Uniqlo UT
Our justifiable reaction to you when you tell us you're yet to cop any of the very fresh, prettily priced Kaws + Andy Warhol by Uniqlo UT collection.
£59.90; uniqlo.com
Supreme
Drop 1 of Supreme AW24 delivers a subtly creepy scarab pattern to usher in the spooky season.
£78; supreme.com
Boiler Room x Champion
Enjoyed a rave summer? Keep the energy high through the colder months with Champion and Boiler Room.
£95; boilerroom.tv
Eastpak
Eastpak's brand-new hard shell line is called Resist'r because it's ready to take a beating on the BHS (baggage handling system).
£329; endclothing.com
Versace
Versace is at its best when it embraces its maximalist essence. So it's a yes to this punk jungle jacket we're planning to style in an Amy Winehouse-era Camden way (that's black denim, leather boots, a slim yet slouchy tee and a chain or five).
£1,340; brownsfashion.com
Fabergé x Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
We've waited 36 years for a Beetlejuice sequel so, we say, celebrate its cinematic release properly! With a Beetlejuice popcorn bucket! Or, if you're a super fan, a white gold, emerald and diamond spiral lapel pin from the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice x Fabergé collection, designed in collaboration with Tim Burton and the film's costume designer, Colleen Atwood.
£8,160; faberge.com
Too Hot x Kappa
Kappa has collaborated with London-based vintage experts Too Hot on a four-piece collection inspired by Jamaica's 1998 football shirt, just in time for Notting Hill Carnival.
£110; prodirectsport.com
Cherry Los Angeles (Mr Porter Exclusive)
For those more MLB than Premier League, Cherry LA's only-on-Mr-P cotton-jersey shirt is surely just the thing you need in your life.
£330; mrporter.com
Moss
What with the ubiquity of corpcore and the rise of late 2000s-inspired trends, cardigans are set to be a huge focus for fashion this autumn. And Moss might just have the nicest price at under £100.
£99.95; moss.co.uk
AllSaints
AllSaints focuses on the classics. Like good denim jeans – a product category the retailer has just relaunched!
Here's the main attraction.
£119; allsaints.com
Theory
Theory takes the stress out of getting dressed. Case in point: its new-season hickory-coloured blazer crafted from a won't-wrinkle knit made to be carefully paired with the Zaine Pant or carelessly thrown atop any smart-casual ensemble you fancy.
£420; theory.com
Louis Vuitton
Pharrell may've only been appointed creative director of LV menswear last year, but the multi-hyphenate has been in bed with the luxury brand for two decades now.
As part of his latest collection, he looks back to 2004 via the
Millionaire Sunglasses – specs he designed for Louis V in partnership with his peer, Nigo.
£565; louisvuitton.com
NN.07 X Slop
For the second year running, Danish designer NN.07 has teamed up with fresh-produce periodical SLOP. It's to mark the release of 'The City' issue, and once again, it is very, very nice. Limited to 100 pieces, the Ollie work jacket – complete with an embroidered wild strawberries and flowers poking out of the pocket – is available online and in the Copenhagen flagship.
£250, nn07.com
Red Wing
Less Sheriff Woody cosplay, more really well made boots to actually ranch in.
Still, they'll work as a fashion statement if you'd like them to.
£329; redwinglondon.com
Ksubi
Cargo shorts with a slouchy, shrugging nineties attitude, courtesy of boisterous '99-born brand, Ksubi.
£150; ksubi.uk
Paul & Shark
SHOP
How does one make a plain tee smarter, chicer, more elegant, more capable of accruing compliments, more wedding friendly, more... well, just all round better, really, than the rest? They just add silk.
£215; paulandshark.com
Ev Bravado and Téla D’Amore x Basquiat x H&M
Not just another Basquiat collaboration, but one we believe the late artist would genuinely get behind. Find out why right here.
£44.99; hm.com
House of Sunny
It's time to fire your work backpack and welcome its replacement, this buttery soft vegan leather sling bag from House of Sunny.
£185; houseofsunny.com
The North Face
It always rains in Edinburgh. So, if you're heading to the city for Fringe (festival) this month, make sure you pack some The North Face.
Also good for: autumn hikes, winter shop runs, spring strolls.
£100; thenorthface.co.uk
Edwin x Messy Weekend
From the teams at six-year-old Copenhagen brand Messy Weekend and time-honoured Japanese label Edwin comes a range of sunglasses that are all unapologetically protagonist.
£95; messyweekend.co.uk
Apple
Olympic skateboarder Yuto Horigome just made Apple AirPods the hottest accessory once more.
£169; johnlewis.com
Nike
Are you a fan of...
i) Pixar's A Bug's Life?
ii) Thierry Mugler's SS97 Haute Couture 'Les Insects' collection?
iii) Cirque du Soleil?
iv) All of the above?
If you answered yes at any point then boy-oh-boy does Nike have some specs for you.
£409.99; nike.com
Timberland x Louis Vuitton
How does one elevate a sartorial icon? With some Louis Vuitton monogram, of course.
£1,990; louisvuitton.com
Progress Running Club x Universal Works
Nottingham-based workwear brand Universal Works has entered the running club chat via Progress Running Club, a hot-right-now-but-actually-26-years-old outfit that's both a menswear label and a fitness/sporting club.
£50; universalworks.co.uk
Ferragamo
Maximilian Davis' impression of retro prep for Ferragamo gets an A+ from us. The linen build, the ribbed v-neck, the knit collar... colour us obsessed.
£815; ferragamo.com
MLB x Blackstock and Weber
Manifestly, an embroidered Yankees logo is all that's needed to put a sporty, streetwear twist on a time-tested classic.
£315; blackstockandweber.com
Spencer Badu
A$AP Rocky just verified what we already knew: Spencer Badu's 'uniform polo' is the if-you-know-you-know piece of the year.
£259; spencerbadu.com
Rains
Shade 'fire' ignites new energy into Rains' humble, functional Backpack Mini. Never before has it been such a red-hot statement.
£79; rains.com
JW Anderson
Easily irritated? We feel you. Here's a good sweat to wear when meeting new people (they can't say you didn't warn them).
£225; jwanderson.com
Paige
Where are we at, as a planet, with trousers? Baggy is so last year and skinny is too 2010s-coded. Flairs are definitely in but they're only good for the valiant. For everyone else, we're recommending Paige's happy medium chinos.
£245; paige.com
BDXY
Luke Evans of The Hobbit and Beauty & The Beast (live-action remake) fame is giving his acting chops and vocal chords a breather as he builds up BDXY, his new sartorial label. Pack your summer gear into the brand's Seventies-inspired beach bag.
£90; bdxystudio.com
Loewe
Quite Winnie the Pooh thanks to its honey pot form, 100 Acre Wood hue, soft to the touch exterior and undeniable charm. A.A. Milne x Loewe official collaboration when? That's our question for the luxury house's creative director, Jonathan Anderson.
£2,250; mrporter.com
Louis Vuitton
Pharrell's Louis Vuitton western collection shines a spotlight on Black cowboys. Also: Native American communities. Here, some ranch-y tailored trousers are finished with turquoise blue rivets; many Native American tribes believe that the 'sky stone' brings strength, protection and more to its possessor.
£1,180; louisvuitton.com
NUWO x Billionaire Boys Club
NUWO x BBC arrives just a couple of weeks after the former's founder, Brent Faiyaz, hosted a pop-up in Paris, during fashion week, to celebrate the collaboration.
Our top pick? These cargo shorts that sees Faiyaz remix the noughties brand's famous camo print via the wordmark of his relatively new marque.
£225; bbcicecream.eu
Thom Sweeney
The silver lining to the – for lack of a better word – crappiest July, weather-wise, in recent memory is.... jacket shopping!
Thom Sweeney's taupe leather bomber, anybody?
£2,549; mytheresa.com
Uniqlo
And now something for when the sun, fingers crossed, makes itself available once more: an open collar Uniqlo shirt with Hokusai's iconic wave splashed all over it.
£12.90; uniqlo.com
Dries Van Noten
Dries Van Noten (the man) just showcased his final collection for Dries Van Noten (the brand) at Paris Fashion Week. This escapist silk shirt ISN'T part of that collection, but it IS one for the archives (once you've got your use out of it this summer, of course).
£945; mrporter.com
Jaded London
What else happened at PFW? Well, the Adidas Superstar made a grand comeback, some very buzzy celebs wore some very good clothes at the Louis Vuitton show and there was a lot of toxic shades of green.
Jaded London is ahead of the curve with this current season belt that's sure to be catnip for the noughties fiends.
£35; jadedldn.com
Bennett Winch
Yes, this handmade in England number is helmet shaped, helmet inspired and designed by two actual wearers of helmets (racing drivers Harry Tincknell and Alex Lynn), but it needn't carry a helmet.
Like, name one person you know who uses their bowling bag to carry bowling balls.
£2,450; bennettwinch.com
Diesel
Just when the Diesel talk goes flat, Glenn Martens (creative director) fizzes things up again. He's just appointed Damiano David – the first global male ambassador – as the Italian marque's first global male ambassador. Now, that's something worth chatting about – and so are the brand's new-season bootcut jeans.
£187; farfetch.com
Jacquemus
Smooth chest, hairy vest – that's the deep summer look Simon Porte Jacquemus is pushing for with his latest fresh-off-the-runway collection.
€130; jacquemus.com
Gucci
Paul Mescal is doing a fantastic job at making us want a pair of the Gucci Horsebit 1953 loafers. With this advert, with this TikTok and, most recently, with this brief but impactful appearance at Milan Fashion Week.
£840; gucci.com
Cos
Black linen means you can wear the chicest colour-not-colour in the heat. Try it in a shirt with a grandad collar.
£75; cos.com
Labrum
A Targaryan-coded statement shirt from Labrum that's bloody, fiery and fit for a king like you, your highness.
£375; brownsfashion.com
TwoJeys x Zara
The three aesthetics in the saddle this summer are western, racer and pop punk. Spanish label TwoJeys' collaboration with high street mainstay Zara works at the intersection to deliver a collection that captures the zeitgeist.
£35.99; zara.com
Christiane Kubrick x JW Anderson
Of course this Gen Alpha Jack has opted for playing his video game over scaling a mysterious beanstalk for an unforeseen adventure.
£325; jwanderson.com
Seventh
When we say “oversized jorts all summer”, we specifically mean these ones from Seventh, the South London marque that always delivers.
Catch us rocking them with New Era caps, white vests and Timberlands first before everything else in our wardrobes.
£260; seventhstores.com
Oliver Brown
Next Saturday marks 40 years since the original cinematic release of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, and the moment the good doctor donned that stellar white dinner jacket. Oliver Brown is enticing us to observe the anniversary with this classic shawl lapel layer made from bamboo.
£695; oliverbrown.org.uk
CP Company x Robyn Lynch
Early June is looking much colder and much, much damper than we'd like. Well, at least that's two excuses to pick-up one of Robyn Lynch's very nice upcycled C.P Company jackets.
£970; robynlynch.co.uk
Little Tokyo Table Tennis
Quite Animal Crossing.
We say, lean into it by pairing the cap with a long-sleeved striped tee, a pair of chino shorts, some laceless trainers and, if you're really committed, an insect net.
Veilance
Neon looks good on you, Veilance. It really brings out the tidiness of your taped seam construction.
£220; arcteryx.com
Wimbledon x Polo Ralph Lauren
A Wimbledon serve by a brand that never misses.
£260; coggles.com
Reiss
A groovy contrast trim does wonders for a black viscose satin long-sleever, as Reiss effectively demonstrates.
£148; reiss.com
End x Adidas
End and Adidas want you to dress like a trendy fisherman this summer.
Tbf, this tee is quite the catch.
£45; endclothing.com
AirFix x Avi-8
An Avi-8 timepiece for the dad that refers to his claustrophobic basement as the 'hobby room'. (For context, this is part of a collaboration with a scale model company).
£283; avi-8.co.uk
The Resort Co
Family holidays are often anything but relaxing, but it's still worth trying everything you can. Like investing in vacay clothes that'll induce a sense of serenity. A pair of linen trousers in a shade called 'eucalyptus' makes a good start.
£215; theresortco.com
Wales Bonner x Adidas
Grace Wales Bonner shines a spotlight on Iten, a curious town in Kenya famed for producing award-winning runners, with her latest collection for the Three Stripes.
Learn more about the collection here.
£85; adidas.co.uk
Bottega Veneta
A lil' Bottega number to instantly upgrade your every day 'fits. Choose between 'sea salt' (pictured), 'light graphite', 'black' and 'straw'.
£2,600; bottegaveneta.com
Orlebar Brown
Breakfast to beach to dinner to making the most of those all-inclusive cocktails. Call it your 24-hour shirt.
£495; orlebarbrown.com
Story MFG
Quirky enough to prove you're a leader; low-key enough to prove you're too cool to make too much of an effort.
£245; mrporter.com
Ralph Lauren
This is that easy, breezy, preppy, Pimm's-sipping garden party shirt that you need in your rotation. Courtesy of Ralph Lauren, naturally.
£149; ralphlauren.co.uk
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Star Wars x Uniqlo
There's great pleasure to be found in embracing your inner fanboy. So: let the force be with you.
£19.90; uniqlo.com
Skepta x Puma
A Skepta line that's credibly Skepta. Nicely done, Puma.
£145; endclothing.com
CDLP
Technically pyjama shorts. But pair with a fitted top, trainers, mid-calf socks and a trucker hat and you're onto something that the streets deserve to see.
£170; cdlp.com
Tela Cruz
Airport sweatpants for the Action Man kids (shade: 'forest night). From rising British marque Tela Cruz, as the puff screen print on the right leg will tell you.
£65; telacruz.com
Wax
A maximalist jacket that sits just on the right side of wallpaper print from London brand Wax.
£175; waxlondon.com
Ariat
Something to grab whilst line dancing. Or, quite simply, an uncomplicated way to add a little cowboy flair to your summer style.
£45; ariat.com
Calvin Klein
The star of the Micheal Ward Calvin Klein campaign – save for Micheal Ward himself, of course.
£100; calvinklein.co.uk
JJJJound x A.P.C
For short-stay staycays and long-haul getaways, we suggest checking out A.P.C's hotel merch-inspired collaboration with A.P.C.
£115; apcstore.co.uk
Beats
In nineties and noughties kids shows, the coolest guys wore over-ear headphones (Hey Arnold! and The Boondocks instantly come to mind). Fast-forward a couple of decades later and Millennials and Gen-Zs are succumbing to nostalgia, understanding them as fashion accessories.
Sound like something you can get on-board with? The brand-new Beats Solo 4 – available in three very nice colourways – is our current recommendation.
£199; currys.co.uk
American Vintage
The in-between weather of mid-May calls for light thermals in garden hues. Enter American Vintage's 'Docatown' jumper in a very Spring Bank Holiday shade of purple.
£150; americanvintage-store.com
NLE Choppa x FCTRY Lab
Ducking 'ell, these are daffy! Quackers, even!
What... are they? A footwear project by Omar Bailey, former head of the Yeezy Adidas innovation lab, his business partner Abhishek Som, and rapper NLE Choppa, best worn with very baggy jeans.
£605; stockx.com
Stone Island
Festivals are often wetter than you'd like, so here's one way – a very on-trend way – to prepare for those mid-set downfalls.
£970; mytheresa.com
Weekday
What from a distance looks like a clean, simple short-sleeved white shirt is a clean, simple short-sleeved white shirt but with a very unexpected, outfit-making texture. Nicely done, Weekday.
£39; weekday.com
John Lobb
You needn't be part of a members' club to look like you're part of a members' club. You could just go ahead and pick up a pair of John Lobb nubuck loafers and wear them with some freshly-pressed chinos, a striped shirt over a white vest, and a grey knit thrown over your shoulders.
£910; mrporter.com
Our Legacy
One of the best sunglasses of 2024. According to? Urm, well, us.
Check out the rest of our top picks right here.
£356; farfetch.com
Comme Des Garçons Homme Plus
The Comme Des Garçons Homme Plus double-decker derby – what some might call the darling of Men's SS24 fashion month – has finally arrived, and we genuinely can't wait to see how the card-carrying fashionheads style it.
Hear that, #menswear TikTokkers? New Style Challenge unlocked.
£1,915; ln-cc.com
Dior
Dior's new-for-fall-2024 messenger bag serves late 2000s indie vibes with its khaki grained leather build.
'Gravity Leather', may we mention, a Kim Jones creation distinguishable by a blown-up Oblique pattern.
£2,250; dior.com
Casablanca
This Casablanca serve for no other reason but that Challengers currently makes up a good chunk of our personality.
£826; farfetch.com
Skims
Kim, consider us sold.
(The Kardashian has finally expanded Skims' menswear line to offer all the basics [in KimYe colours. Ah, nostalgia] at very good prices.)
£20; skims.com
Timex
We're sucker for a Moonphase, and we're partial to a rose gold dial – so, yes, actually, we shall take this Timex, and perhaps you should consider following suit.
£130; timex.co.uk
Birkenstock
What do you call a Birkenstock that's had a glow up? Shinjuku, apparently.
£190; birkenstock.com
Nyrva
Afrobeats star Asake recently did the western trend right with these Nyrva cowhide pants. (picture here.)
Mootiful.
$400; nyrva.us
Clarks Originals x Percival
Everyone loves a Clarks Wallabee. Including Percival, it seems, as the British outfit recently launched its very own take on the menswear staple.
I'm sure you'll agree that the orange detail adds a zing.
£169; percivalclo.com
A$AP Rocky x Puma
The racer boys are the moment according to Duke and Dexter and A$AP Rocky whose new Puma drop leans heavy on an F1 theme.
£170; puma.com
SAINT Mxxxxxx
Saint Mxxxxxx tees are essentially elevated versions of those sold at the merch stall of your favourite rapper/rock band's concert.
This one's particularly fire.
£505; mrporter.com
Kith x Tag Heuer
Ronnie Fieg's first watch was a Tag Heuer F1 – a line launched in the eighties in response to the birth and popularity of Swatches.
Makes sense then that his first collaboration with the Swiss watchmaker via his brand Kith revives the fun collection of timepieces.
Check out our ranking of all ten colourways of the Kith x Tag Heuer collaboration.
£1,350; tagheuer.com
Golf Le Fleur
Tyler, the Creator's fashion house is for the Asteroid City defenders and the Animal Crossing adults. And, really, anyone else that can get behind the rapper's quirky, winsome aesthetic.
$395; golflefleur.com
Endless Joy
Sublime and uncanny, 'Haunted by an Owl' by Endless Joy – Stevie & Alexandra Anderson's art project-cum-fashion label – gets the onlookers thinking.
£395; endclothing.com
Ferragamo
Loewe has been the hottest brand for sunnies for quite a while now, but this year, Ferragamo is giving it a run for its money.
Its heavyweight champion? These chic as mink, mean af oval-shaped goggles.
£340;ferragamo.com
Broken Planet
For its latest drop, Broken Planet has imagined what Han Solo would wear if he was a streetwear kid that listened to Travis Scott.
In other words, the youthful marque has gone all space western, and we dig it.
£100; brokenplanet.com
New Amsterdam Surf Association
A one-to-watch surf label doing oversized suits to make you feel like a boss? Wavey.
€250; newamsterdamsurf.com
All Saints
Some genius over at All Saints merged leopard print with paisley to give you a safe yet sexy way to feel involved in the leopard print renaissance.
£119; allsaints.com
Santoni
No one wants to be wearing the most boring shoes at the wedding. Here, Santoni makes the black leather lace-up a genuine delight to look at and wear. Breathable, too.
£1,580; santonishoes.com
Tod's
Orrrrr, if you're feeling up to it, you could always opt for a vibrant loafer. From Tod's, of course. This particular slip-on is limited edition – unveiled at Venice Biennale as it was inspired by the Italian city.
£540;tods.com
Gobi Cashmere
Over at Gobi Cashmere (where almost everything is made from the fine namesake fabric), the bomber jacket is in its quiet luxury era.
£299; gobicashmere.com
66°North
The energy is that gorpcore dad that actually gets stuck in at the kids climbing wall party who all the other dads secretly want to be.
£215; mrporter.com
Cambridge Satchel
Cambridge Satchel (formerly The Cambridge Satchel Co.) has just launched The Long Satchel, which is shaped like a bourbon so looks best in shade 'biscuit'.
You can't dip it in your flat white, but we do recommend pairing it with shades of coffee and mocha to do up a timeless neutral prep moment.
£195; cambridgesatchel.com
Loewe
Challengers is out now! A film about a tennis-playing throuple starring Zendaya, Mike Faist and Josh O'Connor, with costumes by Jonathan Anderson.
John F. Kennedy Jr. was a major source of inspo for Anderson whilst working on the Luca Guadagnino film – the Northern Irish trendsetter even incorporated the late American attorney's iconic 'I TOLD YA' tee into the flick, which you can now buy a super-luxe version of from Loewe (the Spanish maison that Anderson heads up).
£225; loewe.com
Acqua Di Parma Incense Eau De Parfum
Designed in collaboration with Central Saint Martins grad Ellen Huynh, this unisex scent from Acqua di Parma is a warm, woody and spicy mixture that takes inspiration from olibanum crystals – otherwise known as Frankincense. In the glare of the desert sun, the crystal’s natural prisms scatter light in a range of colours and shades across the sand – and it’s that sense of beautiful harmony that the Italian marque pulled on for its newest entry into the Signatures of the Sun collection.
£250; selfridges.com
JW Anderson x Uniqlo
More (affordable) Anderson.
The designer's SS24 line for Uniqlo looks like the kind of laidback clobber an artist might wear in their studio – pieces like this workwear-inspired cotton jacket that the Japanese marque recommends rocking with these shorts.
£69.90; uniqlo.com
Louis Vuitton
Pharrell's LV Men's Pre-Fall 24 collection – his second collection for the Parisian label which previewed in Hong Kong last November – has arrived in port, and our attention is on this charming peacoat blazer that Charles Melton wore to the Independent Spirit Awards a couple of months back.
So handsome (both the layer and Melton).
£2,630; louisvuitton.com
Verdy x Swatch
Verdy's greatly desired 'Girls Don't Cry' wordmark comes to a transparent biosourced watch as part of the Japanese desginer's collaboration with Swatch.
And, clearly, the hypesters are yet to be alerted about this as the less-than-ninety-quid timepiece is still in stock.
£86; swatch.com
Paul and Shark
An Eiffel Tower-inspired gradient gives Paul and Shark's Econyl bomber (a recycled fabric) a reason to stand tall.
£725; paulandshark.com
Brunello Cuccinelli
For dips in the pool, trips to the spa and endless days in a chaise.
£390; mrporter.com
Duke and Dexter
Brixton-based marque Duke and Dexter steps up a gear by releasing apparel.
Into it? We suggest you act fast, it might be gone in 60 seconds.
£160; dukeanddexter.com
Metallica x Represent
Just in time for summer, a small Metallica motif affords this Represent vest a high dose of heavy metal attitude.
£90; representclo.com
Billionaire Boys Club
Inspired by the hobby of fishing, the BBC Catch and Reel Blouson will shield you from that riverside chill.
£325; bbcicecream.eu
Blake Mill
Manchester's Blake Mill salutes one of its home's greatest talents, L.S. Lowry, by bringing touches of his idiosyncratic art style to an otherwise simple white sateen button-up.
£115; blakemill.co.uk
Glass Cypress
This IS Texas. Specifically, Houston.
It's from Glass Cypress, an eight-year-old label founded by brothers Saber and Samee Ahmed that's just dropped on the London scene via Browns.
Silk and embroidered, it might just have to be our designated snazzy shirt of summer '24.
£555; brownsfashion.com
Rado
Speaking of snazzy bits for the warmer months, how about the True Square Open Heart in – we'd say 'wait for it' or 'drum roll please' but it's probably already caught your eye – turquoise?!
Statement, yes, but this is one for the watch fiends who are looking for something out-there add to their current rotation.
£2,950; rado.com
YMC x Cubitts
The sun teased its big comeback this week, and we all got a little too excited: stripping off, opting for 'iced' over 'hot', making use of that little bit of SPF left over from last year.
But something was missing. A new pair of shades! Luckily, YMC has us covered (our eyes, specifically) with its just-dropped, very hot collab with eyewear experts Cubitts.
£150; youmustcreate.com
Katie Scott x Sunspel
Some say the nicest white tees come from Sunspel. We must say: they're definitely up there.
Here, London-based artist Katie Scott shows the Supima cotton wardrobe staple some love via a botanical keepsake.
£110; sunspel.com
Cos Atelier
Cos (Atelier SS24) brings new meaning to the term 'shabby chic' with these crinkle trousers that we would definitely recommend styling with the matching shirt.
£225; cos.com
Rokh x H&M
H&M's latest collab with a high-fashion label has arrived, which, ICYMI, is with Rokh, a London-based outfit established by Seoul-born designer Rok Hwang.
His vibe? Luxury with a twist. See this leather blazer? It's got functioning buttons running all the way down the back.
£379.99; hm.com
Jamais Vu
'Coolness is currency', is all the excuse we need to rock outlandish apparel and flex pieces from Canadian-Nigerian jewellery designer Dixon Fasola.
£250; jamaisvu.online
Pull & Bear
Last year's summer fling (jorts) is back in our DMs, wooing us into a round two. Here we go again.
£29.99; pullandbear.com
Bape x Globe Trotter
Y2K: go big or stay (at) home.
£2,295; globe-trotter.com
Verdy x Kenzo
Recognise that sans-serif font? No, it's not from Wonka, but a trademark of Verdy's streetwear label Girls Don't Cry.
Of course, it arises from an official collaboration between the Japanese multi-hyphenate and Nigo's Kenzo – an alliance first unveiled at Paris Fashion Week last summer.
£300; kenzo.com
The North Face
Gorpcore isn't going anywhere. Which means, yes, you should definitely invest in this new-season candy-coloured, serotonin-boosting TNF jacket to use as a shield against those inevitable April showers.
£315; thenorthface.co.uk
Granny Takes A Trip
Granny Takes A Trip, the trippy, glam-rock boutique that had sixties and seventies London in a chokehold (it counted the likes of Jimi Hendrix and The Beatles as customers) has been revived for the first time ever. But don't go looking for it on Kings Road; this time round, the store will exclusively do business on granny.london.
Here is our top pick from its first edit – a trucker that nods to the brand's heritage through its use of patten and colour, but also ushers in its new era with its contemporary silhouette and padded construction.
£995; granny.london
Kartik Research (Part of Mr Porter’s 'Made With Craft' Edit)
The seventies print renaissance is also sponsored by Kartik Research (formally Karu Research), the New Dehli-based label that's currently at the forefront of Mr Porter's 'Made With Craft' edit designed to celebrate true artisanal craftsmanship.
£375; mrporter.com
Mango designed by Boglioli
Mango designed by Boglioli Drop One was exclusively blazer-focused.
Mango designed by Boglioli Drop Two is a complete capsule wardrobe, meaning head-to-toe affordable quiet luxury, if you want it.
£119.99; mango.com
Zegna
From Zegna's sustainable Oasi Lino collection comes this vest crafted from 100% traceable European-grown linen that's so simple and so timeless, but also so singular, and so very right now.
£1,955; zegna.com
P&Co
A very profound, edifying film about a young racing star finding fulfilment outside of his career once taught us that life is a highway.
With P&Co's new Route 66-esque collection, you can kit yourself out in all the bits you need to ride it all night long.
£160; pand.co
About Blank
British guys do preppy knitwear best. Wear it best and make it best.
£145; about---blank.com
Oakley
With such an abundance of Oakley sunglasses on the market, it's difficult to decide which ones to cop – especially if the only purpose you require them to serve is Fashion Statement.
Hence, we're here to let you know that the brand is currently pushing these very DC super hero specs they call the Latch Panel. Mbappé stars in the campaign.
£174; thehipstore.co.uk
Duke and Dexter
Slipping into something smart just got easier thanks to Duke and Dexter.
£240; dukeanddexter.com
Omega x Swatch
Mere days after the world (at least, London) went mad for the Snoopy MoonSwatch, Omega and Swatch went, “go on then – have it in black”.
The Swatch Group, our bank account would like a word...
£455; stockx.com
Birkenstock 1774
This ain't Texas, it's the Arizona. Still, it issues the right Wild, Wild West vibes to stay on trend this summer.
£350; luisaviaroma.com
JW Anderson
The very wearable version of those moulded clay clothes that came down the JW Anderson runway at London Fashion Week SS24.
£165; jwanderson.com
Always Do What You Should Do
TikTok is crowning Always Do What You Do – a London-based skate label you might've heard of, especially if you're into your sneakers since it recently partnered with Adidas on a Superstar – the most exciting streetwear label of the moment.
£100; doverstreetmarket.com
MM6 Maison Margiela x Supreme
On the topic of streetwear bests, the MM6 Maison Margiela x Supreme is an early-ish contender for best streetwear collaboration of the year. This rather uncanny graphic tee is our favourite piece from the hypey high-fashion drop.
£198; stockx.com
Stüssy
Pull off Stüssy's Big Ol' Jeans in this new-for-the-season dark brown coated cotton and people will be sure to look, point, turn to a companion and say, "you can't teach that".
£175; stussy.com
Massimo Osti Studio
A nice, handy bit of kit that looks ready to survive Doomsday.
And considering it's made from regenerated nylon, it likely will.
£487; massimoosti.com
Fear of God Athletics (FOG x Adidas)
Pale yellow: a neutral much less obvious, much less ubiquitous, than camel, ecru and taupe, but one that's just as versatile as all three mentioned.
Find a lot of it in... the latest Fear of God Athletics drop.
£250; adidas.co.uk
Herno
These days, it's hard to figure out what the dress code truly calls for. So it's essential to have some layers in your sartorial arsenal that are capable of instantly elevating any ensemble.
We make this point because we really like this new Herno shacket.
£655; mrporter.com
H&M Move
April is much colder than we'd like it to be. Luckily, H&M Move – the sporty facet of the high street pillar – has a solution to keeping us warm in a we're-way-past-summer way. Introducing its Midlayer Fleece Top.
£37.99; hm.com
Peanuts x Omega x Swatch
The concept is kinda iconic and so is the execution.
Discover where the Snoopy MoonSwatch ranks in our worst-to-best list of Omega x Swatch watches.
£550; stockx.com
DSM x Thundercat
When done properly, music merch can be very chic.
Here's a great example.
Simone Rocha
Should you fancy some loafers just different enough to pep up a workaday 'fit, Simone Rocha has sprinkled some sizeable ones with a handful of pearls.
£799; brownsfashion.com
Dior
Kim Jones has spoken: neon polo shirts are in.
For the Dior SS24 show, the British designer positioned them under suits, over shirts, with matching cardis and clashing leopard print shorts. Now they're available online and in-store, it's time for the rest of us to take on the styling challenge.
£590; dior.com
Tyler, the Creator x Louis Vuitton
Tyler, the Creator has brought his trademark winsome aesthetic to LV via long-time bud, Pharrell Williams.
As expected, he remixes the fashion house's usual best-sellers – the Keepall Bandoulière 50 and the Horizon 55 to name just two – but he also introduces novel bits like this itsy-bitsy golf bag you wear across the body or over the shoulder.
£2,490; louisvuitton.com
Reiss
It's old-money aesthetic sans extortionate price tag.
£348; reiss.com
Levi's
Bootcut is back and sexier than ever.
Don't believe us? Just ask Donald Glover who squeezed himself into some tailored vintage 517s for his part in Amazon's Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
£110; levi.com
Longines
Last year, Longines introduced a GMT version of the Hydroconquest. The watch community was wooed, although they had one piece of feedback: 'give us the option to go bigger'.
And so, it has. Please welcome the Hydroconquest GMT 43mm, the younger, bigger brother of the Hydroconquest GMT 41mm.
£2,800; chisholmhunter.co.uk
Mother
One way to go a little yeehaw this spring without going full-on Sheriff Woody.
£115; motherdenim.com
Alpha Industries
Explore Alpha Industries beyond its A-lister-approved bomber jackets and you'll discover a ton of wardrobe heroes, like these tailored wool trousers.
£239; endclothing.com
Paul and Shark
Not just pretty but practical, too.
You see, that's not just any ol' suede, it's Aqualeather – a water and dust-repellent suede. And that's not just any ol' cotton, it's a super-soft and lightweight cotton-cashmere knit.
£785; paulandshark.com
Les Benjamins
We feel like Milena Canonero, go-to costume designer of Wes Anderson, would be just as fond of these Les Benjamins shorts as we are.
Like, tell us these aren't giving Asteroid City.
£474; farfetch.com
Ugg
Ugg takes the gardening grandad staple – the khaki, textured good-for-outdoors slipper – and makes it fashion. Cosy, too.
£100; ugg.com
Maison Mihara Yasuhiro
Let MMY do the layering for you with this illusion of a t-shirt.
(Yes, it's all attached.)
£563; farfetch.com
Gucci
Unlike his predecessor, Sabato de Sarno – current creative director of Gucci – comprehends that it's entirely possible to circumvent kitschness when doing retro glamour.
£2,200; gucci.com
Bianca Saunders
Not a pathway into Tron but a glitchy statement piece from the mind of British trailblazer Bianca Saunders.
£515; brownsfashion.com
Nili Lotan
It's almost been two years since Israeli-American designer Nili Lotan announced an eponymous menswear line, and, IOO, the collections grow stronger with every season. Here's our top pick from the current one: a charcoal zip-up cardi that's ready to be depended on all spring long.
£850; mrporter.com
Grenson
A wide band, beige suede loafer fit for all generations, from a British shoemaker that's been trusted by the nation for over a century and a half.
£325; grenson.com
Canada Goose
With the irony of the bourgeoisie's adoption of the blue-collar silhouette aside, there's little to loathe and a lot to love about a well-made, good-for-all-seasons chore jacket – especially those that emerge from Canada Goose.
£675; canadagoose.com
Casablanca
The Euros '24 spell a blockcore summer, so here's a high fashion way to survive it.
£325; mrporter.com
Vuori
A friendly reminder that Vuori, the athleticwear brand that actually caters to the wants and needs of fitness buffs, also does some smarter bits.
New in on the Californian label's not-for-the-gym side of its apparel line is this super soft, super light camp collar shirt that's all up for a night out on the town.
£100; vuoriclothing.co.uk
Omega
Despite showing up on the wrist of one Mr Daniel Craig last November, Omega only just recently dropped this white-hot white dial Speedmaster, which you can now get from Beaverbrooks.
£7,600; beaverbrooks.co.uk
Blauer
Blauer's best new biker jacket is fully charged with the high-octane attitude of the motorsport scene's in-crowd.
£688; blauerusa.com
Cos
For the modern-day hippies (so, the Tame Impala crowd), and those who aspire to be as chill as them.
£25; cos.com
H2 (Heron Preston x H&M)
Heron Preston design at pocket-friendly prices.
H&M doing the lord's work as usual.
£84.99; hm.com
Audemars Piguet
The very first watch crafted from 'sand gold', AP's novel 18k gold alloy containing copper and palladium inspired by dunes. Earthbound ones, for a change.
Price on request; audemarspiguet.com
RRR123
Every few years or so, a luxury casualwear label comes along and makes its graphic tees the moment.
Up next, RRR123, brainchild of musician turned designer, Rivington Starchild.
£430; mrporter.com
Percival
Percival captures the colours of a spring sunrise in the British countryside in this neatly structured knit shirt, which also comes in lime ombre.
£149; percivalclo.com
Mnml
If Pharrell Williams and Cowboy Carter have their way, everyone will be wearing Western-vibe flares by the end of the year.
Affordable American marque Mnml is here to aid the in-the-know on their mission to get to the front of the bandwagon.
£61; mnml.la
Moss
A creamy, dreamy bouclé jumper to match your interior design-savvy friend/family member's cloud-like abode.
£69.95; moss.co.uk
Carl Friedrik
Holidays are much funner when you've got a load of sure-fire 'fits lined-up; thus, the bigger the suitcase the better.
Enter the Trunk, the Double Big Mac of suitcases by the Nobu of luggage, Carl Friedrik.
£595; carlfriedrik.com
G.H. Bass
A Weejun Larson done up in a green dark enough to take the job of your well-worn black pair.
£253; farfetch.com
Diesel Loves Lee
Two competitors have put aside their differences to tackle overproduction, and serve us with some very nice jeans, like these
ones distinguishable by their needle-stitched side seams.
£315; lee.com
The Frankie Shop
A lightly-distressed full-grain leather layer capable of giving anyone, even the church boys, some steely edge.
£630; mrporter.com
Wales Bonner
Leopard print, back again.
Miraculously, Wales Bonner makes the recycled trend not just bearable, not just wearable, but genuinely exciting.
£250; mrporter.com
Pangaia
In case you haven't checked out Pangaia since the pandemic, the sustainable label of loungewear origins has branched out into formalwear.
And as this tidy, tailored black blazer proves, it's doing it properly.
£205; pangaia.com
Arc'teryx
The trusty Arc'teryx Atom Hoodie, now in a rather regal, very modish shade of purple.
Check it out online, or in the Canadian marque's new store in Covent Garden where you can also have all your old
archaeopteryx-adorned pieces washed and repaired for free!
£260; arcteryx.com
Nigel Cabourn x Sunspel
With a wonky chest pocket, a contrast sleeve pocket and a distinctly relaxed fit, beloved British designer Nigel Cabourn, in collaboration with Sunspel, makes this striped tee different enough from your others. And, therefore, worth a purchase.
£125; sunspel.com
Dune x Hamilton
The bona fide kids get Paul Atreides Funko Pops whilst the big kids get Freman-inspired Hamilton Edge watches.
Collectively, we are – thanks to Denis Villeneuve – Children of Dune.
£2,235; goldsmiths.co.uk
T.M. Lewin
T.M. Lewin's refreshingly spartan rugby – which is currently in our cart in two different colours – has forced us to reflect on how over-embellished much of the modern ones are.
£80; tmlewin.co.uk
Orlebar Brown
These OB trousers + a white tee + some white trainers = off-duty springtime style done correctly.
£295; orlebarbrown.com
Moose Knuckles
It's March, so you really want to retire the big winter coat. But you also don't want to get hypothermia. Allow Moose Knuckles' teddy-bear-level-cosy Bunny be the answer.
£395; mooseknucklescanada.com
Birkenstock
If your style falls into the intersection between dadcore and utilitarian chic, Birkenstock have a brand-new shoe for you.
£149; endclothing.com
Mastermind x Baracuta
Nineties-born Japanese streetwear brand Mastermind gets its hand on the sartorial symbol of British skinhead subculture and elevates it in subtle, respectful ways.
£585; baracuta.com
Arket
A cosy, long-sleeved pocket knit in a comforting colour – introverts, this one's for you.
£87; arket.com
Studio Ghibli x Seiko
Fun watches aren't always super eccentric. Sometimes, the fun lies within the nuances – take this Seiko Presage subtly bedecked with a if-you-know-you-know emblem from Studio Ghibli cult classic Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, for example.
£1,540; jurawatches.co.uk
Nocta
Drake's Nike sub-label just dropped its first collection of 2024, and we're absolutely going to need this neutral-toned, swoosh-adorned perforated baseball cap for our springtime runs. And you might just need it too.
£29; endclothing.com
Nike x Jacquemus
Jacquemus' latest launch is also Nike-engineered.
The acclaimed French fashion house gets a big tick from us by elevating the humble Nike jogger via umpteen Swoosh-shaped incisions.
€175; jacquemus.com
Veilance
A Veilance blazer is a blazer for the guys that don't really like wearing blazers.
Truly, it's a really, really smart rain jacket you can wear to weddings and still be considered stylish.
£450; arcteryx.com
Loro Piana
What is 'living the high life' if it isn't living in dégradé cashmere-fleece sweatpants made by Loro Piana?
(That's a rhetorical question.)
£4,495; mrporter.com
The North Face
In 1991, professional extreme skier Scot Schmidt launched a collection with The North Face named Steep Tech. It's purpose? Bring skiwear to the city.
33 years later, the outdoorswear giant has 'remastered' some of its greatest hits, including this very nice, very cool bomber.
£450; thenorthface.co.uk
Pop Trading Company
It's a Sega Master System and Findus crispy pancakes throwback for some and a Stranger Things throwback for others. Either way, it's a throwback we recommend throwing into your current tee rotation.
Universal Works
A double pleat, a loose, straight-leg shape and a tapered ankle work together to spin a wardrobe basic, the khaki green chino, into a wardrobe hero.
£149; endclothing.com
J Lindeberg
Barbie – the film and, by extension, the doll – is still a regular point of discussion. And Ryan Gosling is preparing to renew its occupancy in universal chatter with a performance of 'I'm Just Ken' at the 96th Academy Awards.
What does that mean for fashion people? It means bright pink for a few months more, so here's an easy way to feel involved.
£150; jlindeberg.com
The James Brand
The name's The James Brand, and its mission is to deliver a killer way to carry your earnings.
£130; thejamesbrand.eu
Golf Le Fleur
Here's hoping this moment brings more eyes to his very own sartorial venture, Golf Le Fleur, which, FYI, just released this superbly peculiar sport coat which comes in cream and mint.
$1,050; golflefleur.com
Tate x Uniqlo
Nicholas Monroe's calming screenprint 'Boats' (1973) made wearable. You can thank Uniqlo x Tate for that.
£19.90; uniqlo.com
Vivienne Westwood
The Apple Vision Pro is the latest Apple accessory that techy fashionheads feel like they absolutely must have to keep up with the times.
With these just-released Vivienne Westwood sunnies you can get the look without having to submit to mixed reality, and without having to fork out thousands of pounds.
£295; viviennewestwood.com
The Row
Of course The Row has come up with a super-luxe substitute for baggy jeans: oversized blue corduroys.
Sure, the price is a little steep, but you do have to think, you will be wearing these practically every day for the foreseeable future.
£1,200; therow.com
Bob Marley x Admiral
Bob Marley's tracksuits were a thing. Or should we say are a thing since we're still all obsessing over them. To quench a thirst – and to celebrate the cinematic release of Bob Marley: One Love – Admiral has launched a line inspired by the lounge 'fits of the late, great Jamaican.
£70; prodirectsport.com
Paul & Shark
A polo of a more traditional shape than the one above, but one that's still just as fun thanks to a gradient print that indulges our Frutiger Aero nostalgia.