Despite the prevalence of Noel Edmond's questionable jumpers circa 1991, British menswear has always been synonymous with classic tailoring and style. During the inaugural London Collections: Men, we took to the streets to find out what the stylish chaps attending the shows were wearing. Turns out part of looking sharp is a combination of a strong pocket square and a natty pair of shoes.
(All images: Georgina Martin)
Phil Green
Occupation: Personal shopper for Topman
Suit: Topman Design
Shirt: Ralph Lauren
Shoes: YSL
Shoes
Shoes
Shoes
Shoes
Shoes
Reece Crisp
Occupation: Buyer for Selfridges
Blazer: Tiger of Sweden
Shirt: Marni for H&M
Shoes
Shoes
Shoes
Shoes
Shoes
Martell Campbell
Occupation: Designer/ stylist
Blazer: Customised
Shirt: Full Circle
Trousers: Topman
Shoes: Ben Sherman
Bag: Paul Smith
Pocket squares
Pocket squares
Pocket squares
Pocket squares
Pocket squares
Adam Kint
Occupation: PR
Suit: Zenga
Trousers: J Brand Jeans
Shoes: John Lobb
Pocket squares
Pocket squares
Pocket squares
Pocket squares
Pocket squares
Lee Fleming
Occupation: Store owner
Jacket and waistcoat: Universal Works
Trousers: Dockers
Shoes: Grenson
