Short Sleeves Out, Long Sleeves In.

The men inspiring us to make the shirt switch.

Whilst Prada chose to pair their offering with oodles of ruffles at their show in Milan, the average fella can tap into the long-sleeve trend without having to adhere to such flamboyance. There are copious amounts of well-dressed men to inspire in this regard, many of whom have steadily developed a following due to their individual and personal style.

John Boyega of Star Wars fame is a regular on the Hollywood red carpet and he isn’t afraid to show a little flair. Alongside his pen chance for black on black tailoring he is regularly seen wearing big print long-sleeve tees and African dashiki-style shirts.

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Timothy Chalamet has also become a style icon. Blending the flamboyance of the Italian Renaissance with modern tailored silhouettes, his experiments with garish and print-heavy fashion sees him regularly hit best-dressed lists. Best suited to men with thinner and longer frames, get his look by choosing large-print oversized shirts buttoned right up to the neck.

Donald Glover is another man not shy of making a statement. Regularly seen wearing patterned suits and colour-block tailoring, Glover’s style is bold, bright and bodacious. To emulate his look, match your shirt colour with your pants. Look for a shirt with a shiny or glossy finished and don’t be afraid to throw in a matching bow-tie.

Party in a long sleeve