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It’s all about contemporary interpretation of classic menswear pieces for the Fall, with designers like Saint Laurent, Trussardi and Gucci looking to the past andthe very foundations of the craft for inspiration. As versatile as they are easy to work into your existing wardrobe, these top-to-toe styles are ideal for a turn on the green or a weekend escape to the countryside.

All aboard the Saint Laurent express! Hedi Slimane, in his last collection for the French maison, continued to flaunt his love affair of all things military, albeit the navy this time around. Understated details, keep the style from looking gimmicky while the wool bled and felt accents keep it appropriate for the cooler seasons.

More often associated with British intellectuals than the streetstyle crowd, Gingham is making a surprising comeback, thanks in large to Alessandro Michele’s Fall/winter menswear collection for Gucci. A timeless classic that lends itself perfectly to informal and formal dress standards, gingham pants are an extremely versatile option over jeans or dress trousers.

A sleek alternative to the ‘man bag’, the leather pouch is both functional and fashionable. More than a simple document holder, the new generation of pouches are proving that basics don’t need to be boring. Taking this one by Maison Margiela for example, surprising additions like the external sunglass holder are guaranteed conversation starters.

Named after the London borough and popularized by a group of young creative that first emerged in the mid 1950’s, the Chelsea Boot continues to make its way into the wardrobe and most-wanted lists season after season. For Fall/Winter Trussardi opted for a more elegant approach, reviving the popular style in ultra-luxurious brush suede.