Matches

That signature
luxury comes in
decadently rich
colours this
season at Gucci.
Skinny trousers
worn with
velvet jackets
give a 1960s
dandy feel,
while herringbone
and riding boots
on the catwalk hint
at an English
country influence.

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Famed for his directional approach, Thom Browne
has collaborated with
iconic US label Brooks Brothers (also new to MATCHESFASHION.COM this season)
to create Black Fleece. Drawing
from the brand's
heritage, Browne
is inspired by the
1950s and 1960s
for a distinct take
on classic Americana.

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Mulberry is fast becoming the accessory label
for men. Gents will admire the label's new
range of understated bags, luggage, scarves,
gloves and cufflinks, giving the girls
something to be jealous of.

To truly understand why this effortlessly
stylish label is such a favourite among
those who love quality menswear, you
need to feel the luxe fabrics before you
slip on the understated pieces. Made in
Italy, or was it heaven?

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The Mackintosh has come
a long way since the original, now keeping you dry and
stylish too. Especially so in
our exclusive colourways: the
hooded Long Waverly (khaki
and burgundy), the hooded
Dunoon (camel/red; navy/
sky) and classic Dunkeld
(azur with turquoise trim;
taupe with sky trim).
Bring on the rain.

For designer Stefano
Pilati's final season
for YSL, black is
back, punctuated
with razor-knit details
and contrasting camels
and creams. Leather
plays a major role,
especially as trousers
or as collars on jackets.

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Nicolas Ghesquiere
continues to refine
his take on the
Balenciaga man with
his A/W 12 collection.
Here he is more
constrained, and the
construction is sharper
with hints of
modernism: think
clean and keen.

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The 'R' stands
for designer
(Christopher)
Raeburn, who
has collaborated
with the Alpine
outerwear-meisters
at Moncler to create
a military-inspired
collection, featuring
inner drawstrings
to pull your jacket
into another
dimension.

Clive Darby's
devilishly cool Rake
and Rake Lounge
lines are based on
the premise of pitch-
perfect separates (from
shearling coats
to the coolest tux)
that will fit effortlessly
into any man's
wardrobe. Exclusive
to MATCHESFASHION.COM.

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Designer Sarah
Burton goes from
strength to strength
this season with a
collection that mixes
sharp monochrome
tailoring with luxe
knits, quirky
accessories and
that all-important
rebel spirit.

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Creative director Tomas
Maier's colours are either
dark and wintry or richly
autumnal this season at
Bottega Veneta. The
double-breasted collarless
coat is the star, and don't
miss the use of on-trend
mohair and angora.

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Quintessentially
Italian,
traditionally
designed and
perfectly elegant,
what else
could a modern
gentleman ask
for in a shoe?
UK exclusive to
MATCHESFASHION.COM.

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Producing iconic
footwear since the
early 1900s, Tod's
is world-renowned
for handcrafting
wardrobe staples
to the highest
standard. Fusing
tradition, modernity
and functionality,
these are classics
that will withstand
the test of time.

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Shoe nerds
mustn't miss our
iconic Bass
Weejuns, the
original fashion
loafer; featuring
exclusive-to-
MATCHESFASHION.COM chameleon
brush-off finishes
in Penny, Kilty
Tassel and Drop
Tassel styles.

What is Belgium
famous for?
Tintin, chocolate...
Oh, and of course,
excellent
designers, such as
Paul Van Haagen,
who is currently stamping
his mark as
a top name in
men's footwear.

What could be
better than a
pair of Italian
handmade shoes
from master
shoemakers
Green George?
Choose classic
suede brogues in
one of our cool
colourways.

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