INTO THE WILD
A corduroy safari-style suit in a nature-inspired print stands out, no matter where you are. With a similar slight ’70s vibe, a dark turtleneck makes for a muted counterbalance.
Corduroy suit and wool pullover, from Etro.
ANYTHING BUT BASIC
While the turtleneck is typically thought to be an unassuming and cosy staple, this particular take –with its contrasting collar and cuffs, and vivid abstract print – stands perfectly well on its own.
Jersey sweater, from Loewe.
FANTASTIC VOYAGE
A brown cable-knit top adds texture with a classic edge to a crisp nautical-inspired dark suit, and works well whether you’re travelling by sea or otherwise.
Twill suit, wool pullover and leather belt, from Gucci.
LAYERS OF INTEREST
When in cooler climes, covering up with big and bulky pieces can overwhelm one’s frame. Instead, wear several thin layers so you’re both snug and stylish.
Wool jacket and cotton shirt, from Dolce & Gabbana. Silk and wool top, and cotton trousers, from Bally.
HAVE IT ALL
Worn with tailored separates, a comfy knit top adds a touch of ease – while its high neck keeps the look on the dressy side (the look just wouldn’t be the same with a V-neck).
Ermenegildo Zegna Couture wool vest, wool pullover and wool trousers, from Ermenegildo Zegna.