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For those of you who follow me on social media (all of you, I hope – if not, get a life) you’ll have seen my latest venture with Percival. Chris, who runs the brand has become a good mate of mine after our foray into outerwear at the beginning of last year and he asked if I was interested in doing something new with him

I was working a lot over the Christmas break and seem to have suddenly found myself in the future, so I’m putting this post together to share with you what’s been going on in my world and where I want the next 12 months to take me. It’s always a good way to kick off the year. It’s the weekend before everyone heads back to work and a lot of the fashion crowd complain about that, but I use it as a way of shaking off the cobwebs and getting back into the swing of working in London. There is quite a lot going on, but when you break it down, it’s very classic –

This look embraces the leaves turning with a really gorgeous tan suede jacket from Sandro. Wear a smart shirt and trousers or simply stick a t-shirt under it. It’s suede in a deep, luxurious tan that makes an otherwise simple look sing. I paired it with a blue-grey cashmere shirt from Zegna (I’ve had it for years, but linked to something very similar here) and black jeans from Levi’s.