Kit Harington arrives at our lunch looking fresh-faced and clean-cut. He’s wearing slim jeans and a chunky Loro Piana sweater. Gone are the long curly locks of Jon Snow in Game Of Thrones, as is the pronounced beard his character Sir Henry Muck sports in the new season of Industry. He has just driven into London after dropping off his two children at the school in the Suffolk village where he lives with his wife, the actress Rose Leslie.

Sometimes, a rotation of shoes can become a paradox of choice. Too many options only increase the likelihood of being caught on the wrong foot. But if there’s one style of shoe that will see you through most situations, it’s a loafer – the Ivy-style slip-on silhouette that goes with everything. This effortless shoe can take you to both casual and formal occasions. It’s the footwear that every man should own. And as a proven classic dating back to the early 20th century, it’s here for life.

We’ve all been there. Maybe not Punxsutawney itself, the town in Pennsylvania, US, at the centre of Groundhog Day. More the metaphorical malaise. That sense of being stuck in a rut, like Bill Murray in the 1993 film of the same name. Reliving the same day over and over again. Or at least wearing the same clothes, in the same colours. Having a curated wardrobe that you can rely on is one thing. But a rotation of clothing should never feel like a treadmill.

There was a time when you wouldn’t want to be called a charro. The term first appears in 16th-century Portuguese and Galician to describe idiots or fools. Vicente de Olea, a Castilian writer of that era, defined it as “crazy”. As it filtered into Spanish, it became a synonym for gaudy and tasteless. By the time it arrived in Mexico with colonial settlers, it was used as a derogatory designation for simple country folk, much like “yokel”, “bumpkin” or even “redneck” might be deployed in English.

Kit Harington arrives at our lunch looking fresh-faced and clean-cut. He’s wearing slim jeans and a chunky Loro Piana sweater. Gone are the long curly locks of Jon Snow in Game Of Thrones, as is the pronounced beard his character Sir Henry Muck sports in the new season of Industry. He has just driven into London after dropping off his two children at the school in the Suffolk village where he lives with his wife, the actress Rose Leslie.

Sometimes, a rotation of shoes can become a paradox of choice. Too many options only increase the likelihood of being caught on the wrong foot. But if there’s one style of shoe that will see you through most situations, it’s a loafer – the Ivy-style slip-on silhouette that goes with everything. This effortless shoe can take you to both casual and formal occasions. It’s the footwear that every man should own. And as a proven classic dating back to the early 20th century, it’s here for life.