To avoid looking like a crime scene investigator, you can break things up with contrasting shoes, belts and accessories. A white T-shirt, cream shirt and tan trousers is always a winner.” All-White Doesn’t Have To Mean All-White “Keep the lighter colours at the top and go darker on the bottom.

So how do you do white-out menswear without looking like you’ve seen a ghost?Ĭhris Hobbs, senior style editor, suggests you play by the same rules as when wearing double denim. Futuristic but comfortable, stark but in a good way. So why the hell is it trending? The SS19 catwalks were dusted with all-white outfits, from sportswear to tailoring and amazingly, it looked good. Even the High Priest of Menswear himself, David Beckham, looked sub-awesome (sorry, Dave) when he got married in an all-white suit. It’s a big look, and one that’s easy to get wrong. Usually, that’s left to nineties boybands, Simon Cowell loafing about a Mediterranean villa or P Diddy at peak bling. Tonal dressing with greens or even pastels has been popular recently. All-black outfits have been a menswear staple for decades and minimalist dressers swear by the understated power of navy blue. It’s simple, eye-catching, saves time in the morning and you can walk out of the house absolutely certain that everything you’re wearing matches. Dressing head-to-toe in one colour has its advantages.

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