1. CANARY WHARF | 35
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CANARY WHARF | 35
a jacket from hackett
Dare we say it, but it’s time to start thinking
about what is to be your most worn item
for the next few months – the jacket. For
wearable styles that are still a bit different,
we love Hackett. Its Autumn/Winter range
covers everything from rain macs and pea
coats to padded and checked blazers, as well
as a revised version of the classic waxed
jacket in bottle green with a fitted cut. All
work whether you’re dressing up and down,
meaning you only have to attempt jacket
shopping once. Looking for something smart
enough for work? Our recommendation is
this check jacket in navy and grey. Team
with Hackett’s quilted down gilet in navy
when the weather gets colder.
Hackett, Cabot Place
TREND:neonlights
BE-COS IT’S EASY
COS has triumphed in
bridging that tricky gap
between formal and
casual wear with its latest
collection, which favours
quality textures over
fussy patterns and bright
colours. Hem lines and
shape have been played
with to create cocooned
jackets and slightly
cropped trousers, while
neutral colours can be
mixed and matched.
Our standout item
has to be the navy
roll-neck; made
from merino wool.
Its versatility and
quirkiness makes
it one of your core
wardrobe essentials
this season.
COS, Jubilee Place
the kooples sport
All hail the brand that’s managed to rid the
hoodie of its ‘teenage’ tag. The Kooples Sport
line includes hooded sweatshirts that masquerade
as the slightly more fashionable checked, soft-
touch shirt, as well as designs with details like
leather piping on the pockets and shoulders, that
are comfortable but a bit more age-appropriate.
Jogging pants with zips and polo shirts have also
been given a fashionable make-over.
The Kooples, Canada Place
brighten things up
Neon is having a moment and
the flashes of colour seen on
the rails are less ‘sports team
social’ and more design geek.
On the runway, Christopher
Kane paired muted colours with
flashes of yellow and green,
while Paul Smith and
Thomas Pink are our go-
tos on the Wharf for bold
details. Not convinced?
Start with the socks.
Christopher Kane
A/W16
Paul
Smith
A/W16
Neon-stripe
wool sweater,
£410, Givenchy,
mrporter.com
Fox Socks in pink/
yellow cotton,
£16, Thomas Pink,
Cabot Place
Neon yellow stripe lambswool scarf,
£85, Paul Smith, Cabot Place