Let’s take a closer look at what’s dominating the catwalks in menswear this A/W season. After all, the weather outside may be frightful… but that’s no reason not to be turning heads. 

Running from the 10th of April until October 18th, 2026, Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style is an opportunity to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s full fashion archive, providing a deep-dive into fashion choices selected from across the ten decades of her life.

Vespa’s latest foray into the fashion world is their much-lauded ‘Al Vento’ clothing line. Stylish, deliciously retro and showcasing a full embrace of their place in popular culture, it’s a real nod to the past.

The ‘Paul Smith Loves Barbour’ collection consists of Smith himself applying his iconic approach to Barbour’s timeless line of jackets, coats, T-shirts, knitwear and accessories. The inspiration? Nothing less British than the country show, the natural home of Barbour and ripe ground for Paul Smith to bring a dose of urbane subversion. 

The world of fashion, almost by definition, is one that’s subject to the prevailing winds of trends. However, 2025 has been a particularly tumultuous year for several brands that once seemed somewhat impervious to industry difficulties. 

A shorthand for urbane elegance, the gentleman’s trench coat remains an unwavering icon of the meeting point between style and substance. Here, we uncover our favourites for winter 2025 and beyond.