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Looking good and staying dry in the great British winter is no mean feat, mainly because it’s almost impossible to find a raincoat that doesn’t make you look like an extra from Sesame Street. This forest green jacket by Marks & Spencer manages to be both stylish (the funnel neck and slightly boxy cut will be flattering to all builds) and practical, boasting Stormwear technology that will repel the water, not the compliments. Available at Marks & Spencer, priced £69.
The retro sportswear trend is showing no signs of slowing. This sweatshirt, taken from the second collaboration between heritage activewear brand Champion and Japan’s most on-trend retailer Beams, is the perfect way to gain street style points without having to join a queue at 5am. Featuring the unique collaboration logo and created in Champion’s signature reverse-weave fabric, it’s the definition of comfortable cool. Available at Farfetch, priced £99.
Parent-child relationships are not often the birthplace of desirable clothing (see: every photo of you from the 1980s and 1990s). However, mother-daughter duo Wooyoungmi seem to have bucked the trend. Inspired by artist Sol LeWitt, the pair has created a line of luxuriously functional pieces that are simple and sophisticated. This impeccably-cut black shirt will become your go-to this summer but for now will sit comfortably under a leather biker. Available at Farfetch, priced £205.
Acne Studio’s Selo bomber jacket was one of the must-have items of the summer last year, and this re-release in olive green and burgundy shows just how versatile it is. If you didn’t get your hands on one, then whet your appetite with the Camp Bomber Cap. Made from the same shiny technical fabric as the jacket, it’s an easy way to get the Selo look without having to brawl with other bidders on eBay. Available at Acne Studios, priced £85.
Percival which has taken a firmly international stance. Made from Portuguese lambswool and based on a Persian hand-woven rugs and blankets, the brand’s limited edition winter collection features this classic roll neck with a rust and indigo stripe, and has 20 per cent off this week. Available at Percival, priced £79.
Continuing the 1990s revival and by popular demand, Clarks has bought back the Weaver. Starting out with neutrals, the brand is now branching out into more seasonal colourways and this forest green pair will pair perfectly with selvedge denim. The Wallabee-style moccasin sits atop a textured crepe sole, and is finished with whip stitching – they also come with a surprisingly fascinating guide to the history of Clarks Originals. Available at Clarks, priced £89.

FashionBeans associate editor Natasha Daniels has spent the best part of a decade working with some of the world’s top fashion brands. A former style adviser on Radio One and ITV, and with bylines in The Telegraph, The Times and The Guardian, she now uses her experience to keep men up to date with all the need-to-know trends and key pieces.
We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. if you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation.
Looking good and staying dry in the great British winter is no mean feat, mainly because it’s almost impossible to find a raincoat that doesn’t make you look like an extra from Sesame Street. This forest green jacket by Marks & Spencer manages to be both stylish (the funnel neck and slightly boxy cut will be flattering to all builds) and practical, boasting Stormwear technology that will repel the water, not the compliments. Available at Marks & Spencer, priced £69.
The retro sportswear trend is showing no signs of slowing. This sweatshirt, taken from the second collaboration between heritage activewear brand Champion and Japan’s most on-trend retailer Beams, is the perfect way to gain street style points without having to join a queue at 5am. Featuring the unique collaboration logo and created in Champion’s signature reverse-weave fabric, it’s the definition of comfortable cool. Available at Farfetch, priced £99.
Parent-child relationships are not often the birthplace of desirable clothing (see: every photo of you from the 1980s and 1990s). However, mother-daughter duo Wooyoungmi seem to have bucked the trend. Inspired by artist Sol LeWitt, the pair has created a line of luxuriously functional pieces that are simple and sophisticated. This impeccably-cut black shirt will become your go-to this summer but for now will sit comfortably under a leather biker. Available at Farfetch, priced £205.
Acne Studio’s Selo bomber jacket was one of the must-have items of the summer last year, and this re-release in olive green and burgundy shows just how versatile it is. If you didn’t get your hands on one, then whet your appetite with the Camp Bomber Cap. Made from the same shiny technical fabric as the jacket, it’s an easy way to get the Selo look without having to brawl with other bidders on eBay. Available at Acne Studios, priced £85.
Percival which has taken a firmly international stance. Made from Portuguese lambswool and based on a Persian hand-woven rugs and blankets, the brand’s limited edition winter collection features this classic roll neck with a rust and indigo stripe, and has 20 per cent off this week. Available at Percival, priced £79.
Continuing the 1990s revival and by popular demand, Clarks has bought back the Weaver. Starting out with neutrals, the brand is now branching out into more seasonal colourways and this forest green pair will pair perfectly with selvedge denim. The Wallabee-style moccasin sits atop a textured crepe sole, and is finished with whip stitching – they also come with a surprisingly fascinating guide to the history of Clarks Originals. Available at Clarks, priced £89.

FashionBeans associate editor Natasha Daniels has spent the best part of a decade working with some of the world’s top fashion brands. A former style adviser on Radio One and ITV, and with bylines in The Telegraph, The Times and The Guardian, she now uses her experience to keep men up to date with all the need-to-know trends and key pieces.
FashionBeans associate editor Natasha Daniels has spent the best part of a decade working with some of the world’s top fashion brands. A former style adviser on Radio One and ITV, and with bylines in The Telegraph, The Times and The Guardian, she now uses her experience to keep men up to date with all the need-to-know trends and key pieces.
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