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The Best Dressed Men Of The Week
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22 July 2016
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Murray Clark
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Who: Travis Mills
Where: Todd Snyder SS17 Show, New York
Travis Mills, an up-and-coming American musician, makes us green by swapping the overdone all-black ensemble for a welcome pop of color.
Emerald is a tricky hue to get to grips with but by keeping it to a classic piece like the mackintosh, Mills shows it’s got plenty of front row potential.
Who: Johannes Huebl
Where: Cîroc On Arrival Party, Ibiza
Johannes Huebl: proof that we mere mortals are forever inferior. Here, the German man-about-town keeps it classic and cool with wardrobe staples in fabrics that breathe.
Low-key, comfortable and styled out to suit Ibizan temperatures (note the rolled trouser hems and shirt sleeves), it’s the ideal launch party look.
(Related: 10 Times Johannes Huebl Killed It)
Who: Nick Jonas
Where: New York
A vertical stripe hooded zip-front jacket? Not the most obvious off-duty wardrobe choice. But Nick Jonas makes this casual look work by keeping everything else muted by comparison.
Tap his head-to-toe tonal approach to tie your downtime looks together seamlessly.
Who: Jack Guinness
Where: Cîroc On Arrival Party, Ibiza
You’ve got to hand it to Jack Guinness. Even in the Balearics, the British-style aficionado braves the heat with this tailored navy two-piece.
He hasn’t missed the memo though; a white crew-neck tee in place of a button-down shirt helps meet the island party dress code, and beat the heat.
Who: John Cho
Where: Star Trek Beyond Premiere, London
Just when we thought premiere dressing was getting stale, John Cho manages to bake a whole load of style into this razor-sharp ensemble.
The burgundy suit lets him dip into the color wheel without going full-on Technicolor while the cut is slim enough to be flattering without skewing restrictively skinny. Harold Lee stoner style this is not.
Who: Eric Rutherford
Where: New York Fashion Week SS17
Proving trends aren’t just for millennials to jump on, Eric Rutherford knocks it out of the park with this knitted polo-linen trouser combination.
By keeping the bottom half stripped back, Rutherford manages to pull off a green-and-black striped mesh polo shirt up top. Yup, a green-and-black striped mesh polo shirt. Just take a second to let that one sink in.
