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SHOP NOWSunglasses by Ray-Ban
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SHOP NOWBlazer by Alexander McQueenSHOP NOWT-shirt by SunspelSHOP NOWTrousers by GucciSHOP NOWSwim shorts by Limoland
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SHOP NOWHat by HartfordSHOP NOWT-shirt by Maison Martin MargielaSHOP NOWShorts by Bottega VenetaSHOP NOWBag by Belstaff
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SHOP NOWShirt by Mr. Bathing ApeSHOP NOWTie by DrakesSHOP NOWShoes by Paul SmithSHOP NOWChinos by Incotex
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SHOP NOWPolo shirt by Polo Ralph LaurenSHOP NOWBoat shoes by QuoddySHOP NOWShorts by Band of OutsidersSHOP NOWSunglasses by Raf Simons Eyewear
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SHOP NOWShirt by Ralph Lauren Black LabelSHOP NOWJeans by Levi's Vintage ClothingSHOP NOWHoodie by Marc by Marc JacobsSHOP NOWTrainers by Converse
of advice
You might be on holiday, but most people in town are working and dressed accordingly, and this might leave you feeling both envious and underdressed. A cotton jacket over a soft shirt and chinos will suffice during the day, but really you need a wool blazer with a shirt and tie at night if you're planning to eat in smart restaurants. Save the flip-flops, espadrilles and sandals for the beach
But bear in mind that it's still important to wear clothes that are flattering. For instance bright colours work best against dark, or at least tanned, skin and men with short legs should seek out short swimming shorts. Try starting a week's holiday in navy swimming shorts, and then moving onto louder patterns as your tan develops
In hot weather looser clothing is more appropriate and more comfortable, but should still fit, and the silhouette should be up to date. Shorts should be lean and polo shirts neat, but neither need be tight
Your dermatologist would have you wear one to minimise the risk of developing a melonoma; your facialist would have you wear one to help retain your youthful looks; we propose you wear one because they look great. Think Mr Sinatra in Palm Springs, and go for a straw trilby




