Journal

For a classic car drive, you combine classic style with practical comfort. Pay particular attention to safe shoes, seated comfort and an extra layer in the wind.

A cardigan can work perfectly well as a standalone top. Pay attention to the fastening, coverage and fit, and combine it with the waist height you like.

A festival outfit does not have to be either calm or striking: comfort, shoes, terrain and weather forecast mainly determine what works in practice.

For the first terrace day, it is mainly about changing temperatures. Choose a comfortable base and, if needed, bring an extra layer for the shade or the evening.

For a marriage proposal, clothing is mainly about comfort, location and practical preparation. Choose something that suits you and keep the ring safe.

A blouse can be worn open as a light extra layer. Pay attention to the proportion between blouse, underlayer and trousers rather than to fixed rules about fabric or fit.

Scandinavian style is often associated with functionality, layers and clean lines. Use it as style inspiration, not as a fixed set of colour or fit rules.

Italian menswear is mainly a style image of soft tailoring, open collars, trousers and loafers. Use it as inspiration, not as a fixed set of rules.

A twinset is a top and cardigan deliberately worn together. Tone-on-tone, contrast and different textures can all work; pay attention above all to fit and room for layers.

The best polo colour is mainly a matter of taste and combination. Compare light, dark, warm and cool shades in daylight and see what you like wearing most.

A cardigan or sweater draped loosely over your shoulders is the smartest extra layer of March. Here is how to knot, drape and combine it, for women and men.

Orange on King’s Day does not have to look like a costume. Choose a calm base and add one accent.