St Martins women’s-wear student Andrew getting ready for winter, with a Galliano jacket, Vivenne Westwood Jacket and Zegna boots.

More and more young men like Tai (pictured) are starting to wear ties. In Tai’s case he says its because it gives him an air of respectability and he thinks people will take him more seriously. I personally think that the ‘man about town’ look is definitely evolving into something for all ages and interpretations, from macs to sixties style cuts and suits. Also when British politicians and PMs start wearing open-necked shirts and try and look cool, its the kiss of death for non tie wearing ‘cool types’ and perhaps a good time to invest in a tie again. So it was with some surprise that I read that tie wearing is banned from Soho house, in an attempt perhaps to keep the cliental cool looking and city-trader free. Watch this space, as they say, I think the humble tie and bow-tie are going through a revolution.

Fashion Student Kopi is wearing Thom Browne. Having worked in New York For TB, Kopi has remained loyal to the brand ever since. Kopi tells me that he loves Thom Browne’s preppie tailored look and admires the brand, for its modern, heritage twist.

Henry says’ he follows Street Style blogs and they help inspire his eclectic style.

Christian’s biker jacket came from Camden Market and works well with his Gap hoodie and intense good looks.

Aaron Christian is Mens Consultant at Individualism - making men more stylish,  is the tag line for their popular style blog and consultancy. As ‘Mens Personal Style Consultant’ Aaron certainly lives up to his name and reputation as an arbiter of men’s style. Aaron was wearing Zara chinos, Supra trainers, and a fabulous touch of designer-wear, with his Rene Gurskov Jacket. The whole look is finished off with a cravat he bought for  a £1:00 at Spitafileds Market.