On days when you can’t wrap yourself up in a duvet, trust Fear of God’s bomber jacket to be the next best thing. Part of the brand’s Eternal line, the design is simple and branding-free, save for a discreet leather tag at the back.

JW Anderson’s popular Bumper bag has earned its spot among the season’s “It” styles, but if its colourful versions aren’t – quite literally – your bag, then why not consider this all-black iteration? The adjustable strap means you can wear it on a shoulder or cross-body.

We’ve written a full guide on how not to be boring in black and white, but this cardigan by Acne Studios may just single-handedly be the best way to master monochrome. It’s woven with the brand’s Face logo – an interpretation of Swedish citizens, apparently.

Baggy cargo trousers have been all the rage recently, and this all-black pair by Rick Owens is one of our favourite out there. The elongated drawstring is a recognisable signature of the American designer.

No CELINE HOMME collection would be complete without a black leather jacket, and we’re particularly big fans of this biker-inspired style. The shearling collar adds depth and texture to your look while keeping you toasty through any cold spell.

Gucci’s sneakers are the kind of kicks you can dress up or down, depending on the occasion. They’re detailed with the house’s GG monogram at the sides and have ample mid-soles that give them a retro appeal, and you a few inches.

Borrowing design elements from classic MA-1 bomber jackets, Sacai’s hoodie is a hybrid between outerwear and loungewear. We’ve styled it with a white T-shirt, but opt for a darker version to reach your all-black potential.