Some trends never seem to make much sense away from the catwalk but the men's shows are known for being far less prone to flights of fancy than their feminine counterparts. So, these are the wearable trends that will be coming to a wardrobe near you next summer.
The anorak
We're not sure if the recurring 90s influence, festival style, or simply a practical option for summer in the UK is responsible, but the anorak is becoming a summer staple.
Photography by Martine Rose
Dark lenses and metallic frames make for sleek sunglasses with a quirky edge.
True blue
There were pops of orange and lemon across the collections, but blue came across as the warmest colour. Continue the blue theme with cobalt-hued rubber frames.
Photography by John Smedley
CAPE VERDE SUN RX
Sandy shades
By rights you could call it beige, but that's far too dull a descriptor for the suitably smart shades of camel and caramel we saw. Choose from summer suiting, lightweight knits and army-inspired utilitarian pieces. Dress down with a short-sleeved shirt or trusty sweatshirt, or mix and match with a tailored jacket in navy or blue.
Photography by Ed Crutchely
Add some shades for a complete summer look. These pilot-style fit the sand colour shade just right with their tortoiseshell pattern arms and brown lenses.
To read more about the latest wearable trends featured on the London Fashion Week Men's catwalk click here.
