24FW LOOKBOOK -Behind the Scenes

With more layers than a prize-winning onion, this look will take you through all four seasons in a single day (if needed). The moleskin riding jacket adds a touch of ruggedness, but when paired with an engineered jacket, you get something contemporary. A white t-shirt and green fatigues ensure versatility, no matter the weather.

The model is 6’0” (183 cm), 168 lbs (76 kg), with a medium build. The blue jacket fits true to size with a slightly boxy cut, and the medium allows for lighter layering. The trousers were sized up for a wider silhouette—opt for your regular size for a standard fit. Earth tones form the base of this outfit.

We don’t always have to play it safe; sometimes it’s fun to throw caution to the wind and try something new. This is a great example: a neon green jumper shouldn’t work with a Type 2-inspired ecru canvas jacket and stonewashed jeans, but it does—and it looks fantastic. Embrace the contrast and step outside the box.

The model is 6’0” (183 cm), 168 lbs (76 kg), with a medium build. The jumper was sized up for a roomier fit—choose your regular size for a standard fit. The ecru workwear-inspired jacket contrasts strikingly with the neon green jumper but works surprisingly well. The outfit was designed to try something fresh for the autumn months, with the jacket fitting true to size.

Workwear has long influenced fashion, and this outfit shows why its rugged aesthetics and heavy-duty fabrics remain timeless. Hardwearing double-knee slacks provide a solid foundation for any look, but paired with a denim smock, you get something both durable and enduring. Top it off with a textured linen cap, and the outfit does all the heavy lifting for you.

The model is 6’0” (183 cm), 168 lbs (76 kg), with a medium build. The shirt has a boxy, slightly oversized fit, and the model wears his regular size. The trousers are loose and roomy but fit perfectly at the waist in a regular size. The outfit draws inspiration from traditional workwear, emphasizing practical details.

Button-down shirts have a well-deserved reputation for being smart, and rightfully so. But context is everything. Why not pair your trusted BD shirt with a casual, haori-style cardigan? You’ll still achieve a sophisticated look, but the loose-fitting jacket in a rougher material adds great contrast, playing against the more formal fabric and fit of the shirt.

Our model Sam, the photograpger, is 6’0” (183 cm) and wears an XL. The shirt offers a smart fit with room for movement, while the jacket has a slight crop and plenty of arm space. For a day spent running around the city and taking photos, comfort and roominess are essential.