Three ways to wear tailoring， casually

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FASHION

How to make suits, jackets and smart trousers part of your everyday wardrobe

Words by Ms Lucy Kingett

Tailoring is back, and in a big way. Did it ever go away, you ask? Of course, for those of us with jobs, lives or simply tastes that require them, suits and separates have stayed the course. But thanks to a society-wide loosening of dress codes, it is an area that in recent seasons became less of a sartorial focus. Now, runways and collections are brimming with new ways to wear tailoring, whether it’s traditional three-pieces or creative designs that play with unexpected silhouettes. As long-time fans of a dapper look, we’re of course thrilled by this resurgence. So with the aim of offering a little inspiration, we’ve styled three relaxed looks for your delectation.

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