Mens Fashion Basics: An AW Look
Whether you are going to ski at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise in Switzerland or just staying in by the fire at home, the man of style should always be equipped with the necessities for a graceful ensemble this winter. From Burberry to Zara; knitwear is all the rage this season.
As the weather gets heavier, the Jacquard Pattern Cardigan from Zara is a must-have in every man’s wardrobe. The look is both comfortable and smart, whilst the fur trim is a perfect touch to keep you warm, as well as adding flair to the outfit. A nordic knit cardigan from Moncler is a handsome addition which adds both layers to the outfit, and can be worn on it’s own as a complete ensemble. If the red cardigan is too bright for some, the more classic twisted yarn sweater from Zara is an elegant alternative. The brown elbow patches leave much room for the imagination; allowing any man to match brown accessories with the sweater.
Manbag’s red stitched black leather gloves would be ideal for the modern man, with the red tailoring effortlessly complementing the patterned cardigan without dominating the overall outfit. For daring dressers, a brown faux fur snood from River Island would add an edge to the sophistication of the winter season. But for the classical men, a mega check cashmere scarf from Burberry is both beautiful and soft, keeping any stylish man warm as the snow starts to fall.
A holdall bag from Medwinds is both chic and useful with plenty of pocket space for all the necessities. With all brown trimmings, their hand-crafted bags would enhance the brown elbow patches of the yarn sweater. To finish, a hat would round off the outfit perfectly. A neutral colored Isabel Benenato wool knit hat would keep you snug and cozy for the cold days.
So whether you are skiing down a mountain, or shopping up Oxford Street, the man of style always needs a perfect mix of colours and accessories to complete his winter look.
Javid Rezai-Jorabi
Javid Rezai
Currently, I'm finishing my Media & Communications degree at Goldsmiths College London. I have been writing for a few years, specialising particularly in Mens Fashion and accessories. I have written for Expat Living Singapore, East London Lines and currently write a bi-weekly column for Global Cool.
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