New colour statements are the driver for S/S 25 menswear, with unexpected hits of refreshing pastels contrasted with rich, nature-inspired summer darks built around toasted spice browns, wine tones and leafy greens.

Definitive menswear fabric directions, like linen, suede and soft yarn dyes, form the core of next summer’s looks, with the unexpected juxtaposition of lustred satin and ethereal transparencies adding a refreshingly feminine flourish.

Nature-influenced memes mirror fashion’s current zeitgeist, with sustainability issues colouring the print and pattern options for next summer. Think flora and fauna motifs in monochrome colourways played off against naïve, childlike graphics and vibrant stripes.

Menswear cleans up for S/S 25 as we’re seeing a smarter look emerge, with subtly co-ordinated casual pieces and relaxed tailoring forming the season’s backbone to provide a canvas for refreshing new colour options.

An understated, cleaned-up approach will put familiar wardrobe items firmly in the fashion spotlight next summer, with an emphasis on relaxed tailoring, pragmatic outerwear options and clean-lined separates replacing street-style sportswear.

The devil is in the detail, and next summer’s menswear draws on feminine influences to add a final flourish to the clean-cut looks we can expect to see impacting the S/S 25 high street.

A refreshing casual elegance defines men’s footwear and accessories for S/S 25 – both in its soft palette and streamlined silhouettes as well as its tactile material choices. From fine-chain necklaces and luxurious holdalls to sophisticated sandals and smart sneakers, the season looks decidedly debonair.