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Hunter has branched out from its signature wellies to create a pair of cool, showerproof canvas low-tops that’ll keep your feet dry from festival to beer garden this summer. Available at Hunter, priced £80.
A classic white slim-fit Oxford shirt with a hint of the tropics – there’s a hidden turtle print on the lining – that’ll be in your rotation for years to come. Available at Beaufort & Blake, priced £59.
Warm-weather belts are often flimsy affairs that end up compromising the rest of your look. Take your summer stance up a notch with this plaited leather design from Italian belt specialist Anderson’s. Available at Mr Porter, priced £180.
French outerwear specialist Moncler has winter all sewn up, but the brand’s move into summer hasn’t gone unnoticed thanks to these ultra cool sunnies that see the lens relocated to the back of the frame. Available at Moncler, priced £230.
Botanical motifs can be daunting, so if you’re a print newbie it makes sense to go for something tonal that’ll work with what’s already in your wardrobe. This indigo and white shirt will team perfectly with denim, and the classic cut is less edgy than some of the Cuban-collared versions out there. Available at Debenhams, priced £40.
The overshirt has quickly become a modern must-own that all men should have in their transitional wardrobe. This bargain grey version ticks the athleisure box with a zip-up fastening and will work perfectly as a layering piece this spring/summer. Available at Primark, priced £16.
Wide-leg trousers are one of the season’s most divisive looks, so if you’re considering dabbling, this low-key stone pair make the perfect entry-level foray into the trend. Available at Topman, priced £40.
Purple is a key colour for SS17, so dip your toe in the trend with this jacket that’s more Maroon 5 than Prince. Available at New Look, priced £39.99.
Vertical stripes are both flattering and on-point this season, and this baseball-inspired wide striped shirt will see you hit a home run in the style stakes. Available at Next, priced £25.
Adidas has stepped up its collaboration game for SS17 with this latest release in partnership with Vancouver-based brand Wings + Horns. These pocketed joggers are the coolest way to ditch your bag this summer. Available at End, priced £139.
Common Projects’ Achilles trainers might be top of your wishlist, but prepare to see them bumped for the cult New York label’s new backpack. Rendered in sleek black leather, it’s the minimalist bag you’ve been dreaming of. Available at Mr Porter, priced £735.

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.
Hunter has branched out from its signature wellies to create a pair of cool, showerproof canvas low-tops that’ll keep your feet dry from festival to beer garden this summer. Available at Hunter, priced £80.
A classic white slim-fit Oxford shirt with a hint of the tropics – there’s a hidden turtle print on the lining – that’ll be in your rotation for years to come. Available at Beaufort & Blake, priced £59.
Warm-weather belts are often flimsy affairs that end up compromising the rest of your look. Take your summer stance up a notch with this plaited leather design from Italian belt specialist Anderson’s. Available at Mr Porter, priced £180.
French outerwear specialist Moncler has winter all sewn up, but the brand’s move into summer hasn’t gone unnoticed thanks to these ultra cool sunnies that see the lens relocated to the back of the frame. Available at Moncler, priced £230.
Botanical motifs can be daunting, so if you’re a print newbie it makes sense to go for something tonal that’ll work with what’s already in your wardrobe. This indigo and white shirt will team perfectly with denim, and the classic cut is less edgy than some of the Cuban-collared versions out there. Available at Debenhams, priced £40.
The overshirt has quickly become a modern must-own that all men should have in their transitional wardrobe. This bargain grey version ticks the athleisure box with a zip-up fastening and will work perfectly as a layering piece this spring/summer. Available at Primark, priced £16.
Wide-leg trousers are one of the season’s most divisive looks, so if you’re considering dabbling, this low-key stone pair make the perfect entry-level foray into the trend. Available at Topman, priced £40.
Purple is a key colour for SS17, so dip your toe in the trend with this jacket that’s more Maroon 5 than Prince. Available at New Look, priced £39.99.
Vertical stripes are both flattering and on-point this season, and this baseball-inspired wide striped shirt will see you hit a home run in the style stakes. Available at Next, priced £25.
Adidas has stepped up its collaboration game for SS17 with this latest release in partnership with Vancouver-based brand Wings + Horns. These pocketed joggers are the coolest way to ditch your bag this summer. Available at End, priced £139.
Common Projects’ Achilles trainers might be top of your wishlist, but prepare to see them bumped for the cult New York label’s new backpack. Rendered in sleek black leather, it’s the minimalist bag you’ve been dreaming of. Available at Mr Porter, priced £735.

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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