There is a reason we come back to tailoring every fall. The layers return, the colors get deeper, and suddenly getting dressed feels interesting again.
This season, MR Warburton Magazine is leaning into the suit — but not necessarily the way you remember it.
Kenny Kas brings some of the strongest looks of the story, from a classic plaid to a heather grey suit and a yellow two-piece that makes a very good case for leaving the neutrals at home. Elsewhere, Giorgio Armani pinstripes meet Gucci, Simkhai brings texture and an undone edge, Tom Ford keeps the white shirt sharp, and accessories from Hermès, Paul Smith, Haider Ackermann, Soma and Rochas Men finish the looks.
What makes it feel new is how it all comes together.
A suit doesn’t have to mean a shirt and tie. A jacket can be worn against bare skin. Grey gets better with burgundy. Brown works after dark. And yellow — yes, yellow — might be one of the best colors in the room.
Yellow two-piece suit by Kenny Kas with pocket square by Paul Smith and chocolate crocodile watch by Hermès.
Chocolate suit, shirt, tie, and pocket square by Kenny Kas.
Grey pinstripe suit by Giorgio Armani with a tank top and pocket square by Gucci, and a brown crocodile watch by Hermès.
Heather grey suit by Kenny Kas with striped shirt and tie by Haider Ackermann, tinted glasses by Soma, and burgundy boots by Rochas Men.
There is still plenty of polish here. The shoulders are sharp, the trousers are cut beautifully, and the details matter. But nothing feels overly considered. That’s the point.
Menswear is at its best when a man looks dressed, not dressed up.
So, what’s new? Maybe not the suit itself. Maybe it’s simply having more fun with it.
Fall never looked this good.
Chocolate suit, shirt, tie, and pocket square by Kenny Kas.
