Are you stuck in a wardrobe rut? Our resident model Maiya is here to show you how to breath fresh life into your spring looks. From statement pieces to everyday essentials, here he demonstrates how to look good for the new season...

Payday is here, along with some seriously good new fashion. From comfy loungewear hits to stylish spring essentials, cool accessories to smart layering pieces, here's the SLMan edit of what to buy now...

If your version of outdoorsy is a walk followed by a roast, Peregrine is the brand for you. Pitched at those who like a polished take on rugged style, its signature Aran sweaters, weather-proof jackets and chambray shirts look as good with box-fresh trainers as with mud-lined Timberlands, making Peregrine a name to know for stylish weekend essentials. The brand’s hardly new, but it’s the focus on British production – based in Bristol, crafting knitwear in Manchester – that sold us. Here’s our guide to what to buy…

From boxy jackets to linen tees, relaxed joggers to knitted polos, H&M’s latest collection is filled with spring essentials. Raise your everyday game with box-fresh sneakers or try classic layering pieces for an easy update. Here are 20 pieces to get you started...

A lightweight twill jacket – otherwise known as a shacket – is a seriously useful spring wardrobe addition. Here, SLMan’s resident model Maiya shows you three easy ways to style one…

More than ever, no wardrobe is complete without a roster of stylish hoodies. Update your collection with this season's new designs – classic navy, grey and black are going nowhere, but spring also means an influx of pinks and light blues. These are our favourites...

Italian fashion often comes with a hefty price tag. Luca Faloni breaks that mould, using the best homegrown cashmere, silk-cashmere blends and leather to create classic, everyday essentials that don’t date. From smart jumpers to structured separates, you can build a full capsule wardrobe from its evergreen collection. Luca Faloni pieces never go on sale, which is why sweaters, polos, shirts and more always come with fair price tags for their Italian craftmanship. Here’s the very best of the collection…

Whether you layer it over a white tee or style under a navy blazer, you'd be surprised how versatile a denim shirt can be. Fashion types will attempt the Canadian tux look – our tip is to pair mismatched denim shades – while those with more centrist style will look polished in paler shirts paired with white jeans, beige chinos and everything in between.

We love brands that take the fuss out of shopping. Sweden’s CDLP does just that: from boxers to tees to long johns (if you’re that way inclined), the label takes all the basics you could ever need and adds its signature combination of a wide colour palette and sustainable construction. Here’s what else you need to know…

Comfy, simple and relaxed, a henley is a smarter alternative to a classic tee. Consider it the epitome of Cali cool – effortless LA types wear theirs a little undone with joggers and Converse for easy, off-duty style. Alternatively, give it a fresh, dapper twist by pairing slim styles with black jeans and a bomber. However you wear it, here are 20 to get you started...

From slim-fit jeans to comfortable sweatsuits, and denim jackets to bombers, River Island has everything you need to see out this season and beyond. Snap up everyday essentials, like long-sleeved polos and oversized sweatshirts, or look to lightweight pieces for an easy new-season update – the smart money's on denim layers to be this year’s best spring investment. Plus, new customers get 15% off first orders over £65 until the 28th March with code NEWBIE15.

When it comes to giving fashion advice, few are more qualified than Joe Ottaway. Now David Gandy’s stylist, he has been head of personal shopping at Selfridges, done stints at Harvey Nichols and Mr Porter, and heads up his very own OttawayStyle.com. From brands to know to trends to follow, he knows what’s what in the world of fashion, which is why we’ve nabbed him as our new monthly SLMan contributor. Over to you, Joe…