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The Guccification of menswear means that things are bigger and bolder than ever. This season it’s all about denim done differently, like this trucker jacket which makes it look like you wrestled with a bottle of bleach and lost. But, you know, in a fashion way.
Few things offer a face-based upgrade like a pair of Ray-Bans (named so because they, err, ban rays – clever huh?) Switch it up from the usual Wayfarer and Clubmaster shapes with something from the new Blaze range of contemporary but classic shades.
Probably with some slim chinos and a pair of chunky trainers, too. Cheers to that.
Most go-to summer fragrances err on the side of fresh and floral, but in recent seasons there’s been a lean towards woodier notes for the warmer months. Bottega Veneta llusione manages to be both aromatic and citrusy, thanks to a versatile combination of white cedar, vetiver and bitter orange. It’s pretty much the navy suit of the scent world.
These days, a two-piece doesn’t just cover natty tailoring. Up your airport style game with this navy pinstripe hoodie, which has optional matching jersey shorts. Needless to say, you’ll look fly all the way from check-in until you hit the beach bar.
Prints are to summer clothes what pizza is to life. They just make everything better. Take Orlebar Brown’s tailored swim shorts. Already a classic for more than a decade, the rainforest pattern, new for SS19, is enough to upgrade any poolside look.
Like oily skin and Kanye West, thinning hair requires constant attention. Step in, Truefitt & Hill, officially the oldest barbershop in the world. Inspired by the brand’s hair products salvaged from the wreck of the Titanic, this specially formulated hair clay helps restore the hairs’ natural vitality without causing strands to clump together.
Wearing a grey T-shirt is the second most dangerous thing you can do in summer (after only climbing into a snapping turtle enclosure, naked). Why? Sweat stains. That is, of course, unless you opt for one of Sunspel’s organic cotton towelling tees, which are lighter and finer than traditional towelling.
Gentlemen, get ready for a sandal-loving summer. And by get ready, we mean drag those cloven hooves you’ve had hidden from public display all winter for a pedicure. On your way back, pick up these smart black leather beauties from Dune. They’ll be the perfect sole mate for everything from smart trousers to denim shorts.
Between denim jackets, flannel shirts and five-pocket jeans, those cowboys and railroad workers had style pretty down pat. One of this summer’s biggest accessories? You guessed it, another of theirs. No, not bolo ties. Throw a neckerchief over a simple T-shirt for an easy way to elevate your basics.
Some shirts will be in your life for a season, and others for a reason. This open collar cotton-jersey design falls into the latter group, with that reason being to look good at everything from summer weddings (slipped under an unstructured navy blazer) to backyard BBQs worn with chino shorts.
If you’re going to buy a backpack, you may as well find one crafted by the experts. Stockholm-based brand Sandqvist has been producing next-level luggage since 2004. The Bernt bag features a water-resistant roll-top design and comes packing an internal laptop sleeve.
Spoiler alert: this special edition of the Adidas AM4 running shoe doesn’t appear in the final season of Game Of Thrones. It does, however, come with The Iron Throne printed on the upper and the motto ‘For the Throne’ on the heel. Add that to a classic boost midsole and tight, sock-like fit, and we know who’s a winner here.
When it comes to adding shorts to your summer wardrobe, where do you draw the line? How short is too short? How much colour is too much colour? Muji — the Japanese label behind those handy travel bottles — questioned everything and came up with the perfect answer: these organic cotton poplin shorts in sage green.
Charles Dickens once said, “Any man may be in good spirits and good temper when he’s well-dressed.” So there’s a fair chance ole Dick would be buzzing if he saw this pastel pink blazer from Marks & Spencer, which would pair expertly with a classic white tee. Dressed-down summer tailoring? Completed it, mate.
The perfect piece for when you’re feeling too lazy (or hungover) to adult, but still have to venture into the office. Topman’s ‘70s-inspired camel trousers are cut skinny but have the added comfort of pleats. Throw them on with an open collar polo shirt and hide in the stationery cupboard until lunch.

As FashionBeans deputy editor, Luke Todd is tasked with filtering through the latest from the worlds of fashion, grooming, fitness, technology and lifestyle to deliver an indispensable edit of the most stylish stuff. Along with working on the site since 2009, he has written for leading titles such as ShortList, Drapers and GQ Style Germany and has consulted for brands including Bulldog Skincare and James Harknett.
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.
The Guccification of menswear means that things are bigger and bolder than ever. This season it’s all about denim done differently, like this trucker jacket which makes it look like you wrestled with a bottle of bleach and lost. But, you know, in a fashion way.
Few things offer a face-based upgrade like a pair of Ray-Bans (named so because they, err, ban rays – clever huh?) Switch it up from the usual Wayfarer and Clubmaster shapes with something from the new Blaze range of contemporary but classic shades.
Probably with some slim chinos and a pair of chunky trainers, too. Cheers to that.
Most go-to summer fragrances err on the side of fresh and floral, but in recent seasons there’s been a lean towards woodier notes for the warmer months. Bottega Veneta llusione manages to be both aromatic and citrusy, thanks to a versatile combination of white cedar, vetiver and bitter orange. It’s pretty much the navy suit of the scent world.
These days, a two-piece doesn’t just cover natty tailoring. Up your airport style game with this navy pinstripe hoodie, which has optional matching jersey shorts. Needless to say, you’ll look fly all the way from check-in until you hit the beach bar.
Prints are to summer clothes what pizza is to life. They just make everything better. Take Orlebar Brown’s tailored swim shorts. Already a classic for more than a decade, the rainforest pattern, new for SS19, is enough to upgrade any poolside look.
Like oily skin and Kanye West, thinning hair requires constant attention. Step in, Truefitt & Hill, officially the oldest barbershop in the world. Inspired by the brand’s hair products salvaged from the wreck of the Titanic, this specially formulated hair clay helps restore the hairs’ natural vitality without causing strands to clump together.
Wearing a grey T-shirt is the second most dangerous thing you can do in summer (after only climbing into a snapping turtle enclosure, naked). Why? Sweat stains. That is, of course, unless you opt for one of Sunspel’s organic cotton towelling tees, which are lighter and finer than traditional towelling.
Gentlemen, get ready for a sandal-loving summer. And by get ready, we mean drag those cloven hooves you’ve had hidden from public display all winter for a pedicure. On your way back, pick up these smart black leather beauties from Dune. They’ll be the perfect sole mate for everything from smart trousers to denim shorts.
Between denim jackets, flannel shirts and five-pocket jeans, those cowboys and railroad workers had style pretty down pat. One of this summer’s biggest accessories? You guessed it, another of theirs. No, not bolo ties. Throw a neckerchief over a simple T-shirt for an easy way to elevate your basics.
Some shirts will be in your life for a season, and others for a reason. This open collar cotton-jersey design falls into the latter group, with that reason being to look good at everything from summer weddings (slipped under an unstructured navy blazer) to backyard BBQs worn with chino shorts.
If you’re going to buy a backpack, you may as well find one crafted by the experts. Stockholm-based brand Sandqvist has been producing next-level luggage since 2004. The Bernt bag features a water-resistant roll-top design and comes packing an internal laptop sleeve.
Spoiler alert: this special edition of the Adidas AM4 running shoe doesn’t appear in the final season of Game Of Thrones. It does, however, come with The Iron Throne printed on the upper and the motto ‘For the Throne’ on the heel. Add that to a classic boost midsole and tight, sock-like fit, and we know who’s a winner here.
When it comes to adding shorts to your summer wardrobe, where do you draw the line? How short is too short? How much colour is too much colour? Muji — the Japanese label behind those handy travel bottles — questioned everything and came up with the perfect answer: these organic cotton poplin shorts in sage green.
Charles Dickens once said, “Any man may be in good spirits and good temper when he’s well-dressed.” So there’s a fair chance ole Dick would be buzzing if he saw this pastel pink blazer from Marks & Spencer, which would pair expertly with a classic white tee. Dressed-down summer tailoring? Completed it, mate.
The perfect piece for when you’re feeling too lazy (or hungover) to adult, but still have to venture into the office. Topman’s ‘70s-inspired camel trousers are cut skinny but have the added comfort of pleats. Throw them on with an open collar polo shirt and hide in the stationery cupboard until lunch.

As FashionBeans deputy editor, Luke Todd is tasked with filtering through the latest from the worlds of fashion, grooming, fitness, technology and lifestyle to deliver an indispensable edit of the most stylish stuff. Along with working on the site since 2009, he has written for leading titles such as ShortList, Drapers and GQ Style Germany and has consulted for brands including Bulldog Skincare and James Harknett.
As FashionBeans deputy editor, Luke Todd is tasked with filtering through the latest from the worlds of fashion, grooming, fitness, technology and lifestyle to deliver an indispensable edit of the most stylish stuff. Along with working on the site since 2009, he has written for leading titles such as ShortList, Drapers and GQ Style Germany and has consulted for brands including Bulldog Skincare and James Harknett.
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