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Supreme
Drop 1 of Supreme AW24 delivers a subtly creepy scarab pattern to usher in the spooky season.
£78; supreme.com
Boiler Room x Champion
Enjoyed a rave summer? Keep the energy high through the colder months with Champion and Boiler Room.
£95; boilerroom.tv
Eastpak
Eastpak’s brand-new hard shell line is called Resist’r because it’s ready to take a beating on the BHS (baggage handling system).
£329; endclothing.com
Versace
Versace is at its best when it embraces its maximalist essence. So it’s a yes to this punk jungle jacket we’re planning to style in an Amy Winehouse-era Camden way (that’s black denim, leather boots, a slim yet slouchy tee and a chain or five).
£1,340; brownsfashion.com
Last week (and beyond)… Fabergé x Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
We’ve waited 36 years for a Beetlejuice sequel so, we say, celebrate its cinematic release properly! With a Beetlejuice popcorn bucket! Or, if you’re a super fan, a white gold, emerald and diamond spiral lapel pin from the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice x Fabergé collection, designed in collaboration with Tim Burton and the film’s costume designer, Colleen Atwood.
£8,160; faberge.com
Too Hot x Kappa
Kappa has collaborated with London-based vintage experts Too Hot on a four-piece collection inspired by Jamaica’s 1998 football shirt, just in time for Notting Hill Carnival.
£110; prodirectsport.com
Cherry Los Angeles (Mr Porter Exclusive)
For those more MLB than Premier League, Cherry LA’s only-on-Mr-P cotton-jersey shirt is surely just the thing you need in your life.
£330; mrporter.com
Moss
What with the ubiquity of corpcore and the rise of late 2000s-inspired trends, cardigans are set to be a huge focus for fashion this autumn. And Moss might just have the nicest price at under £100.
£99.95; moss.co.uk
AllSaints
AllSaints focuses on the classics. Like good denim jeans – a product category the retailer has just relaunched!
Here’s the main attraction.
£119; allsaints.com
Theory
Theory takes the stress out of getting dressed. Case in point: its new-season hickory-coloured blazer crafted from a won’t-wrinkle knit made to be carefully paired with the Zaine Pant or carelessly thrown atop any smart-casual ensemble you fancy.
£420; theory.com
Louis Vuitton
Pharrell may’ve only been appointed creative director of LV menswear last year, but the multi-hyphenate has been in bed with the luxury brand for two decades now.
As part of his latest collection, he looks back to 2004 via the
Millionaire Sunglasses – specs he designed for Louis V in partnership with his peer, Nigo.
£565; louisvuitton.com
NN.07 X Slop
For the second year running, Danish designer NN.07 has teamed up with fresh-produce periodical SLOP. It’s to mark the release of ‘The City’ issue, and once again, it is very, very nice. Limited to 100 pieces, the Ollie work jacket – complete with an embroidered wild strawberries and flowers poking out of the pocket – is available online and in the Copenhagen flagship.
£250, nn07.com
Red Wing
Less Sheriff Woody cosplay, more really well made boots to actually ranch in.
Still, they’ll work as a fashion statement if you’d like them to.
£329; redwinglondon.com
Paul & Shark
SHOP
How does one make a plain tee smarter, chicer, more elegant, more capable of accruing compliments, more wedding friendly, more… well, just all round better, really, than the rest? They just add silk.
£215; paulandshark.com
Ev Bravado and Téla D’Amore x Basquiat x H&M
Not just another Basquiat collaboration, but one we believe the late artist would genuinely get behind. Find out why right here.
£44.99; hm.com
House of Sunny
It’s time to fire your work backpack and welcome its replacement, this buttery soft vegan leather sling bag from House of Sunny.
£185; houseofsunny.com
The North Face
It always rains in Edinburgh. So, if you’re heading to the city for Fringe (festival) this month, make sure you pack some The North Face.
Also good for: autumn hikes, winter shop runs, spring strolls.
£100; thenorthface.co.uk
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