The navy blazer is among the foundations of a man’s wardrobe. In fact, it’s such a basic component of the paradigmatic choices that we make when we get dressed every morning that you probably have absolute confidence in your ability to wear one. One arm goes in here, the other in there, and so on. But there is always room for improvement. As it turns out, there are countless scenarios that would benefit from not just a navy blazer, but the right kind of navy blazer. What, there are different kinds of navy blazers? What the blue blazes, you exclaim. Fear not, MR PORTER has thought long and hard and come up with three amazing blazers, each with an entire outfit – and imagined set of circumstances – to go with it. Shall we begin?

For a glimpse of how the one per cent live, spend an hour in the company of Mr Max Aniort, cofounder and CEO of Le Collectionist, which, in less than a decade,has established itself as the number one luxury holiday home rental service in Europe. From villas in Ibiza to chalets in Courchevel and rugged retreats on the tiniest Greek islands, Le Collectionist offers them all and provides a full concierge service, too, tailoring each holiday to your very demanding needs. They’ll find you your ski monitor, they’ll get you the best table at the club; they’ll even, apparently, find you a 1970s Jaguar Coupé if you need it.

Streaming from today, the new Netflix series Tour De France: Unchained promises to do for professional cycling what Drive To Survive, by the same production team, did for Formula 1. As in make the previously disinterested layman suddenly GAF about who is pedalling squares, when is the right moment to stage a breakaway and the average gradient of the Alpe d’Huez. So, now that you have “an idea”, perhaps it’s time to subvert the adage often thrown at cyclists and invest in some gear. Not “all the gear”, mind. Only the good stuff, which should survive this and many other Grand Tours to come (whether or not you do, too). Here’s a few pieces to get you started.

The intersection between Islamic attire and style is somewhat uncharted territory in today’s menswear market. But a new generation of men’s designers – which MR PORTER FUTURES finalist Mr Saif Ud Deen is part of – has set out to explore the balance between their religious obligations and their desire for self expression.

The navy blazer is among the foundations of a man’s wardrobe. In fact, it’s such a basic component of the paradigmatic choices that we make when we get dressed every morning that you probably have absolute confidence in your ability to wear one. One arm goes in here, the other in there, and so on. But there is always room for improvement. As it turns out, there are countless scenarios that would benefit from not just a navy blazer, but the right kind of navy blazer. What, there are different kinds of navy blazers? What the blue blazes, you exclaim. Fear not, MR PORTER has thought long and hard and come up with three amazing blazers, each with an entire outfit – and imagined set of circumstances – to go with it. Shall we begin?

For a glimpse of how the one per cent live, spend an hour in the company of Mr Max Aniort, cofounder and CEO of Le Collectionist, which, in less than a decade,has established itself as the number one luxury holiday home rental service in Europe. From villas in Ibiza to chalets in Courchevel and rugged retreats on the tiniest Greek islands, Le Collectionist offers them all and provides a full concierge service, too, tailoring each holiday to your very demanding needs. They’ll find you your ski monitor, they’ll get you the best table at the club; they’ll even, apparently, find you a 1970s Jaguar Coupé if you need it.