Talk us through what you will be wearing this NYE… 

Carl Thompson, Content Creator: I always like to feel put together on New Year’s Eve. This year, I imagine I will be in something classic and clean, like a sharp black blazer from Suitsupply with either a fine knit from Uniqlo or M&S underneath or a plain white T-shirt from Octobre Editions, black trousers that actually fit comfortably (so wide leg from Maniere De Voir), and my Ralph Lauren loafers that have seen enough wear to survive a long evening. My Tudor Black Bay will tie in nicely with this outfit. As for my fragrance, it depends on the mood. Palissandre Night by Mizensir is still unbeatable for me, and it works beautifully for an evening, but Tom Ford Tuscan Leather also feels perfect for a winter night – warm, memorable and quietly confident. 

James Yates, Model & Content Creator: I always like to dress up for New Year's, even if the event is low-key. I wear a Longines Legend Diver at the moment, and a new fragrance from Balenciaga, No Comment, is an absolute favourite right now. I'll likely go for something like a navy turtleneck with a bigger jacket, big collar over the top, some pleated trousers, and my trusty favourite loafers from Church’s. 

Wilfred Cisse, Musical Artist: I often wear Christian Louboutin. I recently acquired a stunning pair of black velvet derbies that are surprisingly comfortable, unlike some of my dress shoes. Socks are often overlooked, but I found an incredibly comfy pair from ALO that I can’t stop raving about. I’ve been enjoying several new pieces from Baracuta, who recently collaborated with Barbour to create a wax G9 jacket which I think would pair nicely with a grey turtleneck from Ralph Lauren. I have the ideal trousers from Dior to match. I also bought a striking brooch from Kent and Curwen, and I think New Year’s Eve would be the perfect occasion to wear it. My fragrances are usually a mix, but I tend to use Creed and Penhaligon’s. 

Any tips for dressing for NYE generally? 

Carl: I always say you should dress for the occasion, because a house party, a cosy pub and a smart dinner all have completely different vibes, but it is also New Year’s Eve, so there is nothing wrong with making things feel a little special. The biggest mistake people make is trying a completely different style for one night. Wear something tried and tested, an outfit you know flatters you and feels good. Elevate it slightly for the occasion, maybe a sharper jacket or some jewellery, but keep the fundamentals familiar. 

James: I always think it’s safer to go smarter than not. You need a warm coat or jacket in the winter in the UK and that can pretty much make the outfit itself. I always play pretty safe – black trousers and a black top always look classy and smart. A nice scarf can easily change the outfit and add a bit of colour. I love a simple black loafer, or a penny loafer with a bit of colour (i.e. Duke & Dexter). 

Wilfred: It can get a bit chaotic, so my advice is to wear dark colours!