British style is really something else. What happens when you mix hipster trends with London’s street style? Well, the outcome, as you may predict, is uniquely innovative.
In such a storied, long-lasting town, breaking away from classic fashion is both risky and daring—and sometimes just the breath of fresh air you need. This Fashionisto stepped out with a look that is the definition of versatile; perfect for Sunday brunch, an afternoon walk, or even setting up shop at the local coffeehouse. A textured shawl-collar sweater over a maroon button-front with herringbone trousers gives this look a subtle elegance whilst retaining a sharp sense of individuality. Don’t be afraid of the patterns—the checks break up the monotones in the inner layers without needing to be flashy.
A simple black scarf and a slim navy peacoat make this outfit both sophisticated and winter-ready (turning up the collar on coats—always the right move). Finally, ribbed socks and burgundy loafers add a polished yet distinctive finishing touch to the look—proving, yet again, that attention to detail is what separates good taste from great style.
And while this is an expose on the imported fashion aesthetic, I would be remiss not to touch upon the subject of the hair. Gather around, because this is what a man-bun done the right way looks like. The natural, rugged look, in regard to both the hair and the beard, is one of the better takes on the hairstyle. Hats off to this fellow for showcasing its potential.
