Man's best (dressed) friend

Aloysius Van Winkle's hoodie (@digbyvanwinkle)

Yeah, we know Jay Z sang ‘all-black everything’ in Run This Town, but that was in 2009, son – what else are you still into? Happy-slapping and iPhone 3s? C’mon dude, can’t we have just a pop of colour? Nope, not when black looks as badass as it does on Aloysius Van Winkle here. Matte black shades (still needed for that autumn glare) and a matching black hoodie may well get you pulled in for a police line-up, but until that happens you’ll be simultaneously cool and comfy.

Daisy's bobble hat (@underbiteunite)

We’re not saying you have to go all twee like Daisy here, but a bobble hat always stands out far more than your basic beanie. Tone it down with a solid colour, go full 'Val d'Isère in the 70s' with a Fair Isle pattern, or just rep your team with some on-point branding. The underbite is optional, but pretty damn boss.

Tuna's scarf (@tunameltsmyheart)

Check out Snood Doggy Dog, all cosy and wrapped up. That’s actually Tuna, a Chiweenie (Chihuahua mixed with a Dachshund) who has the best smile/grimace in the world, a hefty following on Instagram (one million plus!) and is first in line for the dogs that look like Mr Burns title. Take a cue from him – grab a snood instead of a scarf and you’ll never have to worry about where your ends are dangling again.

Chango's shawl-neck sweater (@changothehandsomepittie)

Chango may be a Pit Bull, but it’s only his style that’s ferocious. Peep that chunky shawl neck jumper he’s rocking! Perfect for winter layering, a shawl neck adds a touch of preppy class and allows a glimpse of whatever’s underneath (say an Oxford shirt and tie for a smarter look, or a coloured Henley for casual cool) to pop through, adding a touch of visual interest. Oversized is this season’s way to go, but that means slouchy not sloppy.