HOW TO WEAR MOTOCROSS (LIKE AN ASOSER)

So maybe you’ve never jumped off a dirt heap before and it's a case of all the gear and no idea. But, right now, we are totally on board with the motocross trend that has seen a revved-up, 80s-style resurgence. Checkered flag print, acid shades and bold logos galore, see how the ASOS team are going full speed ahead…

The easiest way to dip into the trend is a skate-cool jersey shirt with bright panelling and logo detail. Make it more daytime friendly, like Anna, by tucking it into a raw-edge denim mini and finish off the look with a pair of casj Converse trainers.
 
Pictured: Anna Heaton, junior editor 

Proof that motocross-inspired gear can look sleek AF? Ludovica in these tapered trousers with sports-tipping and colourblock detail. The key is all in the material. Opt for satin trews, a dressier silk shirt and layers of gold chokers to up the glam factor, but keep it fresh with chunky skate sneaks.

Pictured: Ludovica Parisi, editorial assistant (Italy) 

The 80s get a distinctly modern feel with skinny jeans in teensy checkerboard print. Take the look from grunge to chic by going head-to-toe monochrome like Nicole. Add a classic long-sleeved white tee and a black belt to balance it out, before adding a cutesy baker boy cap and patent heeled boots to give it the 'fit an ever-so-slightly fancier twist.

Pictured: Nicole Privett, ASOM coordinator

What’s autumn weather appropriate and retro cool? Jo’s loud colourblock windbreaker, featuring graphic detailing, skate-style logos and a funnel neck. Avoid going OTT by keeping the rest of your outfit muted: black mom jeans and white technical sneaks will seal the deal.
 
Pictured: Joanna Kyte, editorial assistant  

And for a very subtle nod to the trend, it doesn’t get easier than these high-waisted, wide-leg trousers with checkerboard-flag panelling running from hip to toe. To keep it from looking too sporty, clash up the grid by tucking in a monochrome Breton top and wear with black textured trainers.
 
Pictured: Maybelle Morgan, junior editor