Khaki double-face mac, £895; navy wool ‘A Suit To Travel In’ (seen throughout), £855; floral print shirt, £190; ‘bright stripe’ leather ‘Levon’ trainers, £285
Merino wool roll-neck sweater, £215; navy leather penny loafers, £285; Paul Smith for Globe-Trotter edition two 30" trolley case, £2,335
PHOTOGRAPHY
Matthew Shave
FASHION DIRECTION
Jo Hambro
MODEL
Robbie Wadge at IMG
GROOMING
Luke Benson at Frank Agency using Elemis and Wella Professionals
PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT
Chantel King
When travelling for business with little time to change between appointments, it can be tricky to achieve a balance of smart yet comfortable attire, particularly when you’re required to wear a suit.
However, tailoring needn’t be restrictive, as Paul Smith’s ‘A Suit To Travel In’ attests. Cut from 100% wool, the high-twist tailoring cloth has natural bounce, which means the fabric springs back into shape before creases can form, making it ideal for anyone on the go.
Versatile enough to pair with formal shoes or casual sneakers, this suit will ensure you remain stylish and put together from day until night – for those days when you need to dash straight from a flight to a taxi, to a meeting and then out for dinner afterwards.
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