JOSEPH QUINN MAKES A CASE FOR MOBSTER TAILORING

Joseph Quinn, star of this summer's Fantastic Four: First Steps, made an appearance at Paris Fashion Week for Sarah Burton's debut Givenchy collection, and let’s just say our heads were turned. The Gladiator II actor proves that bold tailoring is still on the 2025 agenda, and fashion's aesthetic shift from fur-clad 'mob wife' to vintage 'mob husband' has not gone unnoticed. From the pinstripe suit to the statement trench, here's how to steal Joseph’s 'fit.

Broad cuts and low double-breasted buttons? It’s giving prohibition-era mobster, straight out of 1930s New York. Turns out the home of the classic gangster suit is set to see plenty more pinstripes this May as the Met Gala spotlights the history of the Black dandy. Expect to see culture-defining suits and daring contemporary tailoring. Our tip? Go all out for your next RSVP or style your suit down with a hoodie or tee.

Talking of classics, there's a touch of old Hollywood in Joseph’s trench-and-suit combo, but it feels fresh in a dark-on-dark palette. Luckily, spring is the ideal time to make the trench coat your layer of choice.

Committing to the bit? You're on the inside now. Opt for your crispest white shirt and a dark-tone tie for your next sartorial showdown. Joseph pairing polka dots with pinstripes makes a case that mixing patterns doesn't breach the mafia dress code.

1925 had the two-tone wingtip brogue; 2025 has the shiny loafer with a can't-miss-it logo – quiet luxury, who? Your choice of shoes really can be the statement, so don't be afraid to step up and step in.