With the Season now well and truly upon us, every man needs to own morning dress. Team your black tails with grey trousers and giant boutonnieres a-la Dunhill for a modern twist.
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If you're lucky enough to be allowed to wear shorts to the office, this bright, bold-coloured suit from Richard James will make sure you still look smart and tailored.
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Don't point and laugh if your mate turns up to the pub wearing flares – he's actually on to something. The 1970s-style revival show no sign of slowing down: this year, models for brands including Gucci, Topshop Design and JW Anderson sauntered down the catwalk in silk printed shirts and wide-collared jackets. Take tips from Dunhill to keep the look less Elton John, more Michael Caine: neutral-hued wide legged trousers and a block coloured cravat are understated choices
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Match a plain-coloured suit with a bright mac and vibrant tie to make sure you look the business in that board meeting. Shades optional (maybe not inside, though).
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Tracksuit bottoms for work? Why not, the boss will love it! These ones from Baartmans and Siegel come in a tailored, cotton fabric and can be smartened up with a sharply-tailored blazer or suit jacket, or dressed down with a T-shirt and Converse.
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Metrosexual they may be, but the man bag is extremely useful, whether it's for carting your documents around in between meetings or carrying on to a plane for a cheeky weekend away. Dunhill's roomy, chocolate brown leather version is ideal for making sure you turn up to the airport looking fly before your flight.
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Throw that rule book in the bin: turns out you can wear different shades of bright colours and not look like you've fallen into a tin of Dulux paint. To make it work, contrast a pastel shade with a bolder version of the same colour. And make sure your shoes are a neutral colour: it'll stop you looking like a Power Ranger.
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The catwalks were also full of mod-inspired suits this year. A burgundy, slim fit suit adds colour without being too loud and lary for the office.
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Tapered, slightly cropped trousers are a great summer alternative to chinos. Lose the socks and wear them with patent loafers to look like a Mediterranean yacht owner. Now where did we put our yacht?
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Aviator shades? Check. Wide-legged shorts? Check. Pristine hipster-boy trainers and don't-mess-with-me swagger? Obviously.
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Now that the biannual men's fashion extravaganza has closed for another year, it's time to reflect on the looks that you can add to your wardrobe, minus the high heels and the bright orange kimonos that graced the catwalks (although we don't judge, obviously.)
From 1970s-inspired blazers to bright macs and tapered trousers, we give you ten of the coolest looks that have been unveiled for S/S 2016. Right, see you later, we're off down the shops...
