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INSPIRATION AND ADVICE
5 STREET-STYLE LOOKS FROM LFWM AW19
By Matt Glazebrook, 11 January 2019
The Christmas decorations had barely come down before the street-stylers of London were out bringing their own brand of post-festive cheer to the pavements outside the London Fashion Week Men’s AW19 shows last weekend. So, with that in mind, here are five of our favourite looks.

Picture: Imaxtree
Futuristic neon and space-age silver are big colour considerations for 2019, but if that sounds a bit intense for your palette, check out how this guy makes his sci-fi colour scheme seem positively low-key. Equal parts paring the look down with retro skate kicks and sensible straight-leg slacks and standing all nonchalantly with his hood up in a doorway, it turns out.

Picture: Imaxtree
By contrast, this fella’s fashion thing is all about bringing classic 50s styling up-to-date with the subtlest of contemporary touches. Check shirt? Check. Big quiff? Check. Blazer, boots and slim-fit trews? Check, check, check. Cheeky, rolled-up jeans lining in a contrasting check? Heck, that wasn’t even on our list but we’re scribbling a big check by it anyway.

Picture: Imaxtree
Oversized check tailoring, neon pops and outlandish graphics are big deals for 2019 that, we’d presume, work best worn on separate days. Wrong! This guy’s just smashed them all together, then thrown a neutral roll-neck on underneath to make the whole unlikely ‘fit winter-worthy. Consider us impressed.

Picture: Imaxtree
Another strong, boxy blazer here, this time punked up with an animal-print coat, padlock jewellery and some frankly impractical gauntlet-style gloves. Big vibe.

Picture: The Urban Spotter
Subtle, Scandi styling might be in short supply as SS19 approaches, but this dapper dude’s bringing an on-trend pop of day-glo pink to an altogether more minimalist look. Black bucket hat, white tee, (mostly) black bomber jacket, blue-grey work pants – it’s a clean, cool, wearable getup that says 2019, but make it just a bit less fashion.