High-Street Tailoring That’ll Stop You In Your Tracks
High-Street Tailoring That’ll Stop You In Your Tracks
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High-Street Tailoring That’ll Stop You In Your Tracks

High-street tailoring has come a long way. Each of the looks we’ve put together here stands up as a credible alternative to a more upmarket choice – and will serve you well at the season’s big events…
Photography: Victoria Adamson

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A single button and wide-notch lapel give ASOS’s double-breasted cream jacket a sweeping simplicity. With just a vest underneath, this is a breathable outfit that looks sharp.
The Mango x Richard James collaboration is one of the tie-ups of the year. The bold, structured suiting of a Savile Row tailor has been made more affordable, while remaining high quality – just look at the 100% Italian wool fabric from the house of Vitale Barberis Canonico here. The deep orange suit tone with the brown shirt and dark tie creates a stylish, unexpected combination.
These stark white linen trousers are perfect for summer, and go so well with this cooling green linen jacket by Reiss. The tonal pocket square is all the elevation this smart-casual look needs.
This look shows how good accessories can make an outfit. The chunky shades and suave loafers bring practicality and charm.
For a sense of cohesion without the weight of a three-piece suit, try this monochrome grey outfit. The double-breasted, peaked-lapel jacket from Mango x Richard James brings a sense of quality to this balanced look.
The classic preppy combination of beige trousers and navy jacket is given panache by the double-breasted and peaked-lapel stature of the blazer. A dark brown loafer rounds off this winner of a garden-party outfit.
It’s the ease of this full Reiss look that’s appealing. The open linen shirt is ideal for scorching midsummer days, as is the reflective white linen suit. A minimalist approach to accessorising confirms that less is more.

Photography: Victoria Adamson

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