A few years ago, a tailored drawstring trouser was an oxymoron. Today, this hybrid style has proven itself to be a valuable alternative to jeans or trackies. Endlessly versatile and easy to wear, they’re especially good in navy. Here are four ways to try the trend.

January isn’t just for mopping up at the sales. With some standout high-street brands launching new collections, it’s a good time to refresh your basics. Right now, Jigsaw has got some everyday pieces in
in premium fabrics that will instantly lift your winter wardrobe. From cashmere crew necks to washed cotton blazers, here’s our pick of them…

Commute, gym session, business trip, weekend away – Ben Watkiss wanted a single, seriously versatile bag he could take with him wherever he went. So he created Stubble & Co. Today, the brand uses durable fabrics to produce cool, high-quality bags at reasonable prices. Ben tells us what sets his products apart from the rest…

A Day’s March is the place to go for a one-stop wardrobe refresh. The Swedish brand is all about long-term style not short-term trends – its collections are clean-cut, high quality and reasonably priced (tees for £35 and sweaters from £65). From cool, workwear-inspired overshirts to smart sweats, these are the pieces to shop now.

Ski kit need a refresh? From the jackets that will keep you warm on the mountain to the best fleeces for the après entertainment, this is what you need.

With a Top Gun sequel due later this year, now is the time to get ahead of the aviator trend. A shearling collar is the easiest way to do that. Pick a jacket in wool for extra winter warmth and stick to navy, black or grey for maximum versatility. Want something a little more daring? Choose check. Here are three easy ways to nail the trend:

Mid-week gym sessions often have to be squeezed in between your work and social life. A practical and stylish gym bag is an essential that every guy should own. Here’s our pick of the best on the market right now…

Arket specialises in modern essentials. Part of the H&M group, the Scandi brand offers a contemporary and clean aesthetic, delivered with high-quality materials at competitive price points. Covering the softest cashmere and fine merino knits to cotton-twill overshirts and wool-blend trousers, it is the place to head for a new-year wardrobe refresh. These are the best pieces to buy now…

Eric Underwood is an American British ballet dancer. An established soloist at the Royal Ballet, he can currently be seen on the big screen in Cats. A regular on men’s fashion-week front rows, we caught up with him in between photo shoots to find out where to buy a red carpet-worthy suit and the other pieces he thinks are worth investing in.

If you invest in one coat this year, make it a peacoat. It will make virtually any outfit look dapper – especially if it’s navy. Look out for wool versions and, if your budget stretches, cashmere blends add extra warmth and softness. Take inspiration from the perennially stylish Justus Frederic Hansen and team yours with a thick knit, jeans and boots; or do smart casual with a grey hoodie under it. Here are three ways to style yours…

Archie Hewlett started Duke + Dexter with £5,000 and a love of vintage slippers. Now you’ll see his luxury footwear on the feet of men from Eddie Redmayne to Snoop Dogg. Made in Britain from carefully sourced materials using a meticulous design process, these are investment shoes – a well-looked-after pair will last you a lifetime. Here, Archie tells us what it takes to run a luxury fashion brand and how to wear some of his bestselling styles.

From the opening of Tom Aikens’ restaurant in Belgravia to the launch of the latest Land Rover Defender, this is a roundup of the best new things to do, see, read and buy in January