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DISTORTED POISE
with *Jed Gharbi

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THE POINT OF THE PAST
*with Jacopo Carta

written Chidozie Obasi

A surefire way to make dressing in a traditional, severely-focused attire feel slightly more appealing? Choosing to eschew all manner of fuss for softer volumes – or at least, integrating some flashes of cool into the mix. Prada’s shirting; Zegna’s subtlety; Paul Smith’s finely-tuned aestheticism; Louis Vuitton’s blazer offerings: from the sweetest staples to conceal under coats, to the proposals sure to enliven any outfit, here are 6 easy ways to inject the past into your present wardrobe, courtesy of LE MILE. You’re welcome.

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SUBTLE REVOLUTION
*with Unai Bartra

written Chidozie Obasi

It’s a wardrobe that appears crisply covetable on the catwalk, but can look slightly monochrome when removed from that context — strictly du jour tailoring looks less inventive when seen on a daily community on the tube than when presented across the Milan and Paris runways — and so here’s how to wear it right: team Jil Sander’s outerwear with a dash of Zegna’s fuss-free aestheticism, opt of an earth-tinged number from Loro Piana and, to keep the breezy equation alight, Tom Ford’s essentials and Moschino’s practicality can also make the trick. Below, peruse LE MILE’s edit of the best style hacks from the Resort and Spring collections, and gear up to embody Summer’s spirit in no time. You’re welcome.