Borrowing clothes from the boys is by no means a new concept (it’s not called a boyfriend jean for nothing) and as the definition of gendered fashion slowly transforms, we're seeing more clothes flow between the two.
If you have a boyfriend, you have a wardrobe ready to raid, but if not, never fear - we encourage you to take a risk and dare to buy straight from the men’s new arrivals. Here are a few key pieces to get you started.
The Blazer

The Blazer
The shape and tailoring of a man’s blazer mean there are plenty of opportunities to create a powerful silhouette. Juxtapose structured shoulders with slim trousers or flares. Stay on trend in a vibrant animal print, or wear layered gold jewellery to add shine to the seriousness of a man’s blazer.
The Button-Down

The Button-Down
A men’s button-down is a comfortable and effortlessly cool way to elevate your classic shirt and jeans combination. Play with proportions by wearing your oversized men’s shirt with straight-leg jeans and a classic heel. Rolling up the cuffs of your sleeves and trying out different ways to tuck in your shirt are a stylist’s tricks of the trade to create detail in your outfit.
The Tee

The Tee
This look is as easy as it gets when it comes to clashing masculinity and femininity, and is a great way to make dressier pieces work for daytime. Simply grab a men’s T-shirt (a little on the large side) and tuck into your favourite skirt. This looks great with anything printed, whether it be a flirty mini-skirt, or an elegant silk slip. Finish with a street style favourite – this season's essential kitten heel.
