The Menswear Trends We Can’t Take Our Eyes Off For Autumn Winter 2024

From polished and preppy to on-the-go utility, get to know the latest menswear trends.

The temperature is dropping but that doesn’t mean the style stakes are, too. Instead, it’s an opportunity to reimagine your wardrobe and invest in foundational pieces. The best part? This season’s menswear trends are timeless. You won’t find any wildcards here – just refined colour palettes, well-made staples and low-fuss styling.

This is your guide to the must-know trends and must-have pieces for autumn winter 2024.

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Heart-Throb Heritage

A silent rebellion against the logomania of years past, the ‘quiet luxury’ trend is solidifying its hold on everyone and everything this season. That means telltale signs like trademark colours and insignia are out, and quality fabrications in muted shades are in.

For inspiration, look to the silver screen’s leading men. From a ’90s Hugh Grant in a billowing white shirt with a blazer slung over his shoulder to every iteration of off-duty James Bond, these men prove that the classics can’t be beat.You’ll need a variety of knits, shirts and soft suiting – and to truly honour the trend, invest in pieces that will last. Try menswear authorities Ted Baker, Joe Black and Reiss for crisp cotton and cotton-twill shirts as well as black, navy and neutral-hued trousers. Next, layer with knitwear and outerwear pieces in similarly understated tones. Finish with a pair of leather loafers plus an air of confidence and you’ll have mastered the refined-meets-relaxed mood.

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Preppy Pleasure

Collegiate colours and codes are a weekend go-to for many, but this season our favourites are taking on the spirit of vacation wear. While we’re seeing plenty of tennis court and country club classics, there’s a playful, resort-inspired element to the trend, too.

Beyond the scarlet, navy and billiard-green shades of iconic brands such as Polo Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger and Lacoste, you’ll find creamy hues and candy colours working their way into preppy territory. Look for polos, sweaters and shirting in pastel pinks, blues and purples, and style with neutral-hued chinos and fresh sneakers or boat shoes. By adding a few new shades to your wardrobe, you’ll instantly update your sporty, smart-casual uniform.

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Effortless Minimalist

The secret to always looking polished? A capsule wardrobe favouring elevated essentials. The secret to styling that’s actually effortless? Tightly curated neutral hues. With these two boxes ticked, the trend is so foolproof you could almost get dressed in the dark (a practical perk in winter!).A capsule wardrobe counts on quality rather than quantity. While it’s helpful to have key pieces like tees, shirts, jeans, chinos and sports jackets in two or three shades, try not to buy in excess. By shopping for these essentials (from timeless brands such as Hugo Boss, Levi’s and Maison Kitsuné) in versatile white, stone, charcoal, navy and black, you’ll have endless options this winter. Accessories, including black and brown boots, white leather sneakers and a classic watch, will also take you far.

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