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1No collar is the new collar
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy For those warmer days be sure to pick up a collarless shirt, a style that will add an element of contemporary cool; whether worn in the office or to some ritzy garden party with table football on the lawn.
'Mankle' optional.
2Give green a go
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy The tonal trainers get this outfit off to a very good start, but it's the green bomber that should be top of your wish-list.
Verdant shades are set to be big for the spring and summer months, but the added bonus of a bomber in a military hue is that it's adaptable enough to be worn year-round.
3Master warm weather formal wear
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy Don't let a spike in the mercury deter you from dressing up for a big occasion. As shown here, a white t-shirt underneath a finely cut linen suit is both sharp and seasonally appropriate, but bear in mind that a poorly-fitting double-breasted jacket will make you look significantly heavier. We don't want all that hard work in the gym going to waste.
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4Find a pair of signature shades
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy Wayfarers are all well and good, but when the sun (eventually) appears and every man in Britain pulls out their Raybans, having some shades with a little extra panache can go a long way.
Tinie is particularly fond of a Lennon-esque rounded frame, but you can always meet in the middle with a model like the Gregory Peck, which adds a touch of edge to the equation.
5Bring in some colour
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy Spring is a season to experiment with tone, texture and fresh materials, meaning it's time to pack away the navy and black, at least for a while.
You might not be quite ready to go 'full orange' with your suiting, so think about working colour into your wardrobe subtly, swapping out the navy blazer for something with a bit more verve in floral, light blue or dark green. Or take some inspiration from one of these well-dressed seasonal icons.
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