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miusejournal · 3 years ago

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THE ART OF GOLF LE FLEUR BY TYLER, THE CREATOR

The eccentric style of Tyler, The Creator is heavenly recognizable by his fans and fashion lovers and in Golf Le Fleur’s latest collection it is not farfethced. In Golf Le Fleur’s latest collection is a range of soft pastels ranging from soft blues and soft hues of orange. It is worth noting that Golf Le Fleur stands apart from the streetwear inflicted brand, Golf Wang, which debuted in 2013. Instead, Golf Le Fleur integrates high end clothing, handmade in Italy, From mohair sweaters ($500), travel trunks ($2,095), and loafers ($305). Everything is high end and of quality, which Tyler, The Creator has talked about in many instances when it comes to his own personal style. With his love of Cartier watches, Rolls Royces, luxury trunks, floral scented fragrances, cardigans, and pleated pants, Tyler The Creator’s style and artistic designs are recognizable throughout the newest Golf Le Fleur collection.

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Tyler’s signature pastel centered palette is seen throughout many of Golf Le Fleur’s showcased products and packaging. Golf Le Fluer has a range of products already listed on the site, from its first fragrance, French Waltz, a “rose- musk made for everyone”, ranging from $40 for 10ml and $200 for 100ml.. Adding to that a nail polish collection which includes a soft pastel blue “Geneva Blue'', a soft orange, “Georgia Peach'',and a clear polish named “Glitter” , $20 each. The newest collection also includes sunglasses ($250), moleskine notebooks ($45), silk scarves ($125), and a printed catalog, which introduces the wide range of ideas that is Tyler, The Creator’s Golf Le Fleur. With the exquisite designs of apparel and accessories Tyler has also designed a pop up shop, which resembles the Flintstones home tucked away in the Malibu hills. The shop houses the entire collection, but many of the high end luxury products can also be purchased via the Golf Le Fleur website.

“You know, the target consumer isn’t my fans or my previous customers. It’s for whoever’s going to like it…I don’t expect people who liked my previous stuff to like it and get it and want it. This is its own thing. And I’m super hyped on it, just f–king in love with it. I’m so excited…I want people to live in these clothes. Scratch it up, get a hole in it. Live in these pieces.”

— Tyler, The Creator (WWD Magazine)

If Golf Wang was the official introduction to fashion, then Golf Le Fleur in comparison has skyrocketed beyond skate and streetwear culture. The boy that used to wear skinny jeans and a Supreme hoodie has now transcended into a new wave of high end American prep. When it comes to the present day Tyler, The Creator has become a notable force in the fashion world, breaking subvert norms while looking stylish and smelling good.

I can't wait for what Tyler, The Creator has instore for Golf Le Fleur, and until then I will be dozing off in the garden, soaking up the sun.

(Dec. 20, 2021)

#tyler the creator #golf le fleur #high fashion #fashion #styleinspiration #preppy

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demonphannie · 7 years ago

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dan and phil - august 2017

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first week (1-7): the lesters are visiting london! dan is amazing with bf’s (best friend’s) parents. YOUTUBERS REACT TO 90s INTERNET COMMERCIALS. mrs lester’s birthday celebration was seeing wicked at the west end! dan was there too! duncan and mimei hang out in london. new gaming video: MEET DILDDY LESTOWELL - Dan and Phil play: Dream Daddy (side note: controversy stemmed from this video in the phandom due to a remark perceived as racist about asian eyes that looked “sneaky” this part was removed from the video and dan and phil issued an apology in the caption of the viddie). more duncan and mimei #content <3. dan is a man full of joy and fun on a carousel. phil has no orienteering skills. dan is a living embodiment of the word mess (he spilled water all over his computer what a dumbo). phil thinking about toilet roll. privacy is no joke fools. REACT COMPILATION: July 2017.

second week (8-14): granola v grayesla discourse. dan’s tinder viddie was taken down oops (here is a secret link). dan liveshow! (highlights: sad tinder video was taken down, lol week in march ask again in two months, weird sunglasses, danny’s drama den, duncan and mimei, weird friend inviting himself to see wicked with the lesters, tyler the creator is good, scared of dripping computer, hasn’t seen in a heartbeat, dream daddy talk, sims reno, mentions his gay porn star lookalikes, dan does not know what white eyeliner is, dan has no secret social media and yet is in fandoms sounds fake, dan wants to be gay at a rammstein concert thats his big dream, DAN THINKS HARRY STYLES IS GOOD AT ACTING AND WOULD LIKE TO SEE HIM IN MORE THINGS, he likes pineapple pizza). phil is a biblical figure. new gaming video: DIL’S GRAND DESIGN - Dan and Phil Play: Sims 4 #43. more duncan and mimei content i feel good! dan is one of those white people that buys bird food as normal food because he liked the name. phil liveshow! (highlights: dan has a headache so he’s not joining in for a joint ls, jump scared this morning, it was a window cleaner, grossed out by rick and morty, eye infection phil, parents came and they saw wicked and did london things, live gaming is a maybe, hedgehog discourse, SHELTER 2 IS A MAYBE,). phil grew 500ft. new amazingphil video: Opening Ebay Mystery Boxes! 📦❓ (dan is obsessed with phil?). phil is a cannibal. good bye big ben bongs. dan is still posh rip. new gaming video: I CAN SHOW YOU THE WORLD! 🌎🤔 - Dan and Phil Play: GeoGuessr #2.

third week (15-21): “dan” goes on a “walk” with a “friend” (this means joint liveshow later that week). phil tried to rescue a beetle to no avail. apparently flirting with a barista with puns does not work. joint liveshow! (highlights by updatedphan). phil is in a fight with thor #ripphor. kpop flavored iced tea. new gaming video: MEET HOT DADDIES IN OUR AREA! - Dan and Phil play: Dream Daddy #2. dan doesn’t trust blond people… scary warning or frank ocean reference? i guess we’ll never know. phil has the best angles im dead. phil is having a haribo crisis. new daniel howell video: How WHITE is Dan?! - DNA TEST RESULTS. dan thinks the sun is trying to become emo. phil’s excited for the prospect of sims pets. dan liveshow! (highlights by updatedphan).

fourth week (22-31): phil has a midnight snack. dan enjoys yandere roleplay. dan and phil arrive in edinburgh for a talk with sue perkins! watch the interview here. extremely attractive man tries to relate to the teenz by posting “bad” selfies to much acclaim. phil feels like he’s in game of thrones. new gaming video: THE DISASTER ARTISTS - Dan vs. Phil: 90 Second Portraits! dan is obsessed with phil pt 2. phil has a huge bruise and i’ll kill the person that did it. gaming livestream: THE PHAN-PRIX - Dan and Phil vs. SUBSCRIBERS!! dan relates to a prostrate lego man. sci-fi day! (including cornelia and martyn probs). new gaming video: THE TWILIGHT ZONE - Dan and Phil Play: Golf With Friends #3. a leaf fell on phil’s head. wow relatable autumn dan tweet. phil liveshow! (highlights: looking at someone upside down makes their eyes look like mouths, last day of august, the big c, game of thrones, phases of lava lamps, edinburgh, pretty train ride, final fantasy xv soundtrack is ace, scary tv people, stop geo-blocking and capitalism, needs new snazzy clothes, amazingslime, what’s in phil’s bag, reading week, full hand air quotes, not getting his leg out again, how he bruised his leg, it was the shelf, im going to kill the shelf, phil is a peach, phil loves finn from star wars, spooky week in the cards, dan and phil don’t have good internet hm, space museum thingy, dan jump scared phil and phil has not forgiven him, bake off, escape the room drama, ahs, no lava lamp bloop).

dan and phil? are you serious? right in front of my salad?

(hah this isn’t a month late or anything)

#phan #dan and phil #daniel howell #amazingphil #danisnotonfire #i gave up giving highlights after watching two liveshows just watch the videojfdknxcm #2017 timeline

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clauscrayon7-blog · 6 years ago

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The Best Men’s Trainers Released In 2018

It’s been a big year for trainers, both literally and figuratively. Building on the chunky styles that set 2017’s Richter scales racing, in 2018 platform-esque stompers made way for nineties-inspired dad shoes.

We also saw technology come on in leaps and bounds with innovations like Nike’s React cushioning system and the rollout of Adidas’s 3D-printed Futurecraft model, making the footwear market easily one of the most exciting sectors of menswear.

Elsewhere, we were treated to see-through uppers and the emergence of trail-running shoes as a fashion item (neither of which we saw coming). But even among all the madness, this year has also given us some solid gold classics.

With so much going on, you’d think it��d be difficult to pick the best trainers of 2018. (And it was.) But that’s what we’ve done. Here are they are, and the reasons why they stood out from the crowd.

Nike Epic React

Even if the product had been terrible, Nike’s expertly executed marketing campaign at the beginning of the year would’ve been enough to make us want it. However, it wasn’t terrible. In fact, Nike’s Epic React was the most revolutionary running shoe we’ve seen in a long time, utilising a cutting-edge sole unit that’s softer, lighter and bouncier than the brand’s previous top-end cushioning material.

As a result, this year’s marathons were a blur of React soles pounding streets and pavements across the globe. The biggest drop of 2018? Quite possibly.

Adidas Yung-1

This was the year the ‘90s resurgence really took hold of menswear. And trainers were no exception. One of the most memorable #throwbacks came courtesy of Adidas in the shape of the Yung-1 – a chunky retro trainer serving as proof that the 20-year trend-cycle clock is still ticking to the second.

Rewind to 1998, and Three Stripes had just released the Falcon Dorf, a bulky tricked-out kick that would go on to become one of the most recognisable silhouettes of the decade. The Yung-1 is a reincarnation of that style, brought bang up to date for the digital age.

Nike React Element 87

On paper, the React Element 87 doesn’t sound particularly appealing. It’s got a big lumpy outsole, a V-shaped tongue and perhaps most bizarrely of all, your feet are visible through it. Yet somehow all of this comes together to create one of the most handsome shoes we’ve seen all year. And it’s not all good looks. These bad boys use the same sole technology as Nike’s flagship running shoe the Epic React, only it’s been reinforced at key pressure points.

If you like to go sockless, though, best leave this one well alone. Don’t worry, there’s also the React Element 55, which is the same shoe minus the translucent upper.

Puma Thunder Spectra

Puma’s most iconic shoe is without a doubt the unapologetically minimal Suede Classic. However, this year the brand’s been putting itself on every sneakerhead’s map for a very different reason. This was the year Puma made itself the king of tasteful maximalism. The sort that even your mate who shields his eyes and hisses anytime there’s a pair of Balenciagas in the vicinity can get on board with.

The Thunder Spectra is the shoe that started it, using sharp flashes of colour set against a moody, black leather backdrop. It proved a huge hit, with several followup colourways released since, each one every bit as handsome as the last.

Balenciaga Track

Just when you thought fashion couldn’t get any more ridiculous, someone turns to you and says, “trail running shoes are going to be the next big thing”. At first, you may not have believed them. But then, unless you spent the year blindfolded, you were met with the release of Balenciaga’s Track shoe.

This overengineered cross-country runner sprinted onto the market in September to all the hype you’d expect from the brand that single-handedly kickstarted the biggest trend of the last couple of years.

Nike Air Max 98 ‘Gundam’

For the uninitiated, Gundam is a Japanese franchise consisting of several anime series, games, toys and more. At its core, it’s about massive robots, but you don’t need to be into those or any of the above in order to appreciate one of the most low-key hyped releases of 2018, the Nike Air Max 98 ‘Gundam’.

The shoe’s colourway was inspired by the RX-78-2, the original Gundam robot first introduced in 1979. Whether you care about that or not is irrelevant, the fact remains: this is one seriously fine piece of footwear.

End x Vans ‘Vertigo’ Slip-On

If you were to drink three quarters of a bottle of gin and glance down at your feet while wearing a pair of checkerboard shoes, it would probably look a lot like this. Respected fashion retailer End joined forces with Vans to put its own stamp on two of the iconic California skate brand’s most recognisable silhouettes: the OG Slip-On and the Old Skool.

For us, the Slip-On is the one that stands out. It was the first model to bear the brand’s signature checkerboard pattern, and as well as featuring a psychedelic reimagining of it, the End version also boasts premium materials including fine leather and 6 oz canvas.

Puma RS-X Toys

German sportswear Stalwart Puma showed us all once again why it’s the best brand out there for bulky, colourful kicks that won’t break the bank nor your style credentials when it released the RS-X Toys.

This bold, colourful model was inspired by the vinyl toys of the 1980s and ‘90s and is bound to evoke some serious nostalgia in any red-blooded millennial. Of course, it’s not all about aesthetics. Believe it or not, this beast was built for running, meaning it’s feather-light and as comfortable as they come. A definite ‘Marmite’ shoe, but a masterpiece in madness and future collector’s item all the same.

Nike Tailwind

Nike’s Tailwind runner was nothing short of revolutionary when it first hit shelves in 1979. So it’s little wonder that it’s one of our favourite re-releases of the year.

This simple-looking (by today’s standards) shoe was the first piece of footwear to incorporate the Swoosh’s now-famous ‘Air’ technology, and at the time whipped runners-up into an undying frenzy. A legend was born, and to mark 40 years since, we were treated to a limited batch in the original understated colourway. There was even a pair of socks to match.

Asics x Kiko Kostadinov Gel Delva 1

Everyone knows Japanese sportswear label Asics makes some of the best running shoes on the market. How could they possibly get any better? Easy, just add one up-and-coming Bulgarian fashion designer to the creative process.

Kiko Kostadinov may not be a name you’re immediately familiar with, but it probably will be soon. The 29-year-old is currently creative director at Mackintosh (the coats, not computers) as well as helming his own eponymous label. Even with all that on his plate, he somehow still found the time to collaborate on this moody technical runner.

Converse x Undercover 70 OX

At the beginning of 2018, renegade Japanese designer Jun Takahashi’s brand Undercover whipped Pitti up into a storm by parading some particularly spicy Converse All Star high tops down the runway. Every fashion-savvy man and his equally stylish dog wanted a pair. On September 25th, they got the chance.

The shoe released in four striking colourways, each with contrast detailing and the words ‘order’ and ‘disorder’ printed on the left and right toe respectively. Speaking of order, that’s exactly what we did when we first set eyes on them.

Nike x Sean Wotherspoon Air Max 1/97

This year has been a phenomenal one for trainers by anyone’s standards, but even with such stiff competition, this corduroy belter from sportswear don Nike and famed trainer collector Sean Wotherspoon stands out.

There’s just so much to like: the beautifully contrasting layers of colour to the upper; the little wave motif on the tongue; the tactile fabrication; and, of course, the fact that this is not one but two shoes in one. For the less observant among you, its an Air Max 97’s body, sat on an Air Max 1’s sole unit. So wrong, but so right.

Adidas Spezial Lowertree

If there’s one man who knows what goes into making a great Adidas trainer, it’s designer, collector and all-round Three Stripes connoisseur Gary Aspden. His Spezial line is based around the brand’s archives, taking classic and historic models and updating them with contemporary touches. This usually results in some seriously good-looking footwear, and this year was no exception.

The Lowertree SPZL owes its silhouette to the iconic Marathon Competition model from 1985. Only where the original was beige with hits of red, this version has been reimagined in a vivid nineties colour palette to pay homage to the acid house scene of which Aspden is so fond.

Converse x Golf Le Fleur One Star

If you’re a fan of shoes that will burn your retinas if not viewed through sunglasses, then you’re probably already well acquainted with Tyler The Creator’s collaborations. The founder of hip-hop collective Odd Future is known for his Golf clothing line as well as his rapping, and in the past has had hypebeasts frothing at the mouth with his neon Vans.

This year, he turned his attention to another low-key skate classic, the Converse One Star. Redesigned with a flower motif to the side and released just in time for summer in a range of tempting vibrant colourways.

Puma x Santa Cruz Suede

It’s fair to say 2018 marked a big year for German sportswear don Puma. It was the 50th anniversary of its most iconic shoe, the Suede Classic, and what better way to celebrate than with a completely unexpected collaboration?

To mark the occasion, Puma joined forces with Californian skate brand Santa Cruz. The result was a pair of beautifully simple suede kicks, adorned with some of Santa Cruz’s famous artwork, Including the iconic screaming hand designed by artist Jim Phillips.

Nike ISPA React Runner Mid

You may not be familiar with Nike’s ISPA subdivision, but chances are you’re going to become very well acquainted over the coming years. This renegade team of designers is pushing footwear design in bold new directions, utilising technical fabrics, futuristic aesthetics and incorporating the Swoosh’s latest and greatest tech at the same time.

ISPA stands for ‘Improvise, Scavenge, Protect, and Adapt’, and this React Element-based mid-top was the first shoe to be created by the program. It featured a round-the-ankle lacing system, reflective detailing and boasts water-repellent uppers to keep the weather sealed out.

Common Projects Achilles Low ‘Rust’

Luxury minimalist sneakers may have been sidelined by the sort of shoes The Spice Girls would have worn circa 1996, but it’s only temporary. Stripped-back kicks are still out there, waiting for the chunky trainer’s reign to end. If this handsome new Achilles Low is anything to go by, they’re passing the time by playing with some new colourways.

Common Projects call this new shade ‘rust’. Whether or not that’s a deliberate metaphor for what’s been happening to its brand over the last two years is unclear. What’s certain, however, is that if the NY brand keeps lining releases like this up, chunky trainers might be toppled from their throne sooner rather than later.

Air Jordan x Levi’s Jordan 4

Okay, shoes made out of jeans are far from something we’d typically advocate, and these are far from the easiest shoes to style. However, from a design and brand perspective, 2018’s Jordan x Levi’s tie-up is easily the biggest of the year.

Nike’s Air Jordan subdivision is the biggest name in the game. If it hadn’t have been for designer Tinker Hatfield and his future-shaping basketball shoes, the modern sneakerhead as we know them may not even exist. Meanwhile, Californian brand Levi’s is the king of denim. Bring the two together, and naturally, you’ve got something rather special.

Adidas Alphabounce Instinct

If disturbing psychedelic painter H.R. Giger had designed a shoe, it would probably have looked a little something like this. Looks-wise, the Alphabounce Instinct is so odd that you can’t help but stare at it, and the more you stare at it, the more you think, ‘actually, that would look pretty sweet on my shoe rack.’

It’s not all aesthetics, either, there’s a lot going on under the hood here. Designed with athletes in mind, the Alphabounce Instinct takes cues from the movement of the human body and its adaptive design is supposed to allow the wearer to move more instinctively while running.

Reebok x Overkill Club C

Berlin’s favourite sneaker shop Overkill is no stranger to a juicy joint partnership. This year, its focus was the iconic Reebok Club C, which was treated to a makeover in premium, off-white leather with green corduroy accents and Overkill-branded satin insoles.

The inspiration behind the shoe comes from 1985 East Berlin, taking its colours from wallpaper, tablecloths and floor patterns that were prevalent in the former communist district at the time. A fine piece of footwear and one of the best versions of the Club C we’ve seen to date.

Source: https://www.fashionbeans.com/article/best-trainer-releases-2018/

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fashiontrendin-blog · 7 years ago

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The Best New Menswear Pieces To Buy Right Now

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The Best New Menswear Pieces To Buy Right Now

John Lewis Marble Wave Print Swim Shorts

The Taj Mahal, Michelangelo’s David, these swim shorts from John Lewis: all examples of marble’s association with refinement and class. Now, of course, these shorts aren’t made out of crystalline limestone (probably the worst material you can swim in), but they’ll be no less worth their weight come beach time.

Buy Now: £38.00

Calvin Klein Warhol Portrait Foundation Denim Jeans

Andy Warhol made a career out of creating art from the iconic, but two can play that game. This season Calvin Klein has taken the legendary artist’s likeness and plastered it all over pieces like these jeans, which feature Mr Soup Can himself hiding on the back pocket.

Buy Now: £280.00

Mundial x YMC Shirt

As if we weren’t already hyped for a summer of the beautiful game, London-based brand YMC had to go and drop a collaboration with football magazine, Mundial. The man of the match is this minimalist take on the classic Soviet Union 1966 World Cup kit that’s pure back of the net stuff.

Buy Now: £75.00

Herschel x Hoffman Fabrics Roy Wallet

Taking influence from the state’s big wave surf culture of the 1980s, the result of Herschel’s latest tie-up with Californian textile firm Hoffman Fabrics is a throwback to when Will Smith had to go live with his auntie and uncle in Bel-Air. Think jackets, caps, bags and wallets with a splurge of Aztec print squiggles and hyperactive Day-Glo.

Buy Now: £20.00

’47 New York Yankees Mint Green Cap

More synonymous with bleary-eyed celebrities getting papped than anything to do with actual baseball, the standard-issue Yankees cap has been given a new look for the season. Yes, the tasty mint shade might be the same as a dentist’s overalls, but the pastel tone can work wonders in small doses during summer. Buy Now: £24.99

Garbstore x Keen UNEEK Sandal

Is it a trainer? Is it a sandal? No, it’s a traindal (or a sainer, okay, the name needs work). What we do know for sure is that this hybrid shoe from British menswear brand Garbstore and US outdoor footwear firm Keen is unlike anything we’ve seen before. Made from premium leather and tied together with purple and blue laces, the deconstructed gaps are one way of getting air to those overheating toes.

Buy Now: £70.00

Uniqlo Airism White T-Shirt

Puddles of sweat collecting in every crevasse of your body have a grim tendency to rob you of a great look. As such, we could not thank the boffins at Uniqlo HQ enough for the retailer’s AIRism collection of basics, which utilise a specially engineered fibre to wick away trapped heat while claiming to be 1.2 times more breathable than your other bog-standard white T-shirts.

Buy Now: £9.90

Adidas I-5923 PRIDE Trainers

Never one to miss out on a good party, Adidas has added a sprinkle of colour to its signature shoes ahead this month’s celebrations of all things LGBT. Not too overstated, and with that classic Adidas construction, you’ll undoubtedly be bouncing around summer with Pride in these.

Buy Now: £99.95

Richard Biedul x King & Tuckfield Merino Ribbed Polo

Oh the roll neck, how we miss you so. Our necks have been bare for months, awaiting your return and tender embrace. Thank goodness then that it forms part of the AW18 capsule release from King & Tuckfield, done in collaboration with male model Richard Biedul. Only thing is we should probably wait until autumn till we throw you on.

Buy Now: £159.00

Golf le Fleur x Converse Crew Sweatshirt

It seems US rapper Tyler the Creator and Converse can’t get enough of each other. Teaming up once again, the pair has put flower power front and centre, with pieces like this black sweatshirt made in uber cushy French Terry cotton.

Buy Now: £65.00

New Balance x Paul Smith Furon Destroy Football

Supreme already gave us a designer shovel, so it’s not too much a stretch to have Sir Paul Smith put his name to a football. Working with New Balance, the legendary designer has applied his signature stripe to the 18-panel configuration. Still, we’re still not sure we’d want to kick something so beautiful around during Friday 5-a-side.

Buy Now: £90.00

Orlebar Brown Griffon Linen Trousers

Not satisfied with just kitting out the top half of our legs, luxury swim short maker Orlebar Brown now wants to take over the territory below the knee. This pair of linen trousers is a fine opening deployment, utilising the British brand’s expert tailoring to create an elegant straight silhouette with a mid-rise waist and logo engraved buckles.

Buy Now: £175.00

Jigsaw Tonal Flyweight Jacket

British label Jigsaw has rolled out a new seven-piece capsule collection for the summer in feathery light Italian cotton blends. Which is precisely what we need when climate change has decided to turn the roasting levels up to 11. The fit is loose and carefree, like this sky blue jacket which is perfect summer wedding material.

Buy Now: £350.00

Base London Tan Clipper Shoes

Blisters, foul stenches, the horrors of mangled man-hooves — it’s not hard to see why it pays to pay attention to your feet in summer. Base London have got warm-weather footwear down with models like the Clipper, a smart slip-on suede sneaker that will look just as good with a suit as it will shorts.

Buy Now: £53.00

Grenfell Merino Grey Overshirt

Summer layering doesn’t have to be rocket science. Just swap out all that confusing talk of weights and aerodynamics, and focus fabrics like linen, cotton and temperature regulating Merino wool. This overshirt by Grenfell has the look of a very traditional coach jacket without the need to wait until September to crack out.

Buy Now: £225.00

Alex Orso Gold Komodo Claw Pendant

Before you run away, these pendants by London jeweller Alex Orso and minimalist menswear retailer Opumo are a far cry from gaudy Scarface medallions. Just look at this Komodo claw pendant, cast in brass and plated in 22 karat Gold.

Buy Now: £120.00

Schwarzkopf Got2b Phenomenal Beard Oil

If not properly cared for, it doesn’t take long for facial hair to resemble a badger’s backside. That’s where a beard oil comes in, as well as whipping whiskers into shape, formulas like this one from Schwarzkopf also nourish the skin underneath.

Buy Now: £3.00

Topman Navy Textured V Neck Jumper

What do you get if you merge two of the biggest fashion comebacks — the V-neck and the 1980s — into a single jumper? Well, an 1980s-inspired V-neck jumper, really. Doesn’t need much more selling than that. This example by Topman is a little bit showy without having to resort to jazz hands.

Buy Now: £32.00

The Idle Man Classic Tortoise Shell Wayfarer

The Wayfarer is a classic sunglasses style, but brought from big name brands it’s also one that comes with a substantial investment. If you’re a clumsy clutz who has the capacity to squash or accidentally drop things into an endless void, we suggest you cheat the system and just pick up these much cheaper carbon copies from The Idle Man.

Buy Now: £8.00

Troubadour Leather Tote Bag

Until recently, the modest tote bag was primarily utilised by the wise fairer sex. But gents have now woken up from this tote-less slumber, and luxury options like this plush leather number from Troubadour have invaded the menswear market. Best of all, you just need to just throw your clothes in rather than have to deal with any time-consuming zips.

Buy Now: £245.00

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