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Sightseeing in Berlin

It’s possible to be both comfortable and stylish while taking in the sights. This Berluti linen polo top (£220) is as good as a shirt can get. It’s built for style and comfort, with an open collar for a relaxed feel. Pair with a smart pair of chinos, like these ones from Officine Generale (£200). The main feature is the retro double pleats at the front. Tuck in your shirt to show them off.

These tan suede high-top sneakers by Oliver Spencer (£150) are the ideal shoe for city walking, and you can accessorise with a Heritage backpack by Herschel Supply (£70). Herschel makes the best-looking backpacks under £100, and this one is no exception: practicality combined with style makes it ideal for the urban explorer.

Partying in Miami

Enjoy the beaches, bars and nightlife of Miami and look good while you do it. This cotton collared shirt by Folk (£105) is warm-weather ready. The blue-and-white colour palette is masculine and versatile and is best styled with light, tailored trousers. Try these off-white chinos from Suit Supply (£99). They’re cut from a cotton and linen blend, which will keep you cool – and the colour is more flattering than pure white.

Miami is too hot for socks, so pick up a pair of suede slip-on shoes instead. These smart tasselled loafers from Loake (£160) work well. Keep your shape streamlined with a Shinola leather card holder (£110). This five-pocket version is slim and compact, and makes a smart alternative to bulkier wallets.

Relaxing in the Caribbean

Who likes short shorts? If you answered yes, you’re in luck. Luxury brand Vilebrequin is leading the way to the beach this summer with its bright designs. Try the Opolu swimshorts (£120). For a little more coverage, pack a lightweight polo that can be worn on the beach or in the evening. The versatility of the Felix Amalfi Polo by Orlebar Brown (£75) means you can wear yours with shorts or chinos while you’re away.

When it come to shoes, you can’t go wrong with Birkenstock Arizona leather sandals (£75). There’s more comfort and support in this sandal than most others and they tick the style boxes too. Complete the look with Ray-Ban round Gatsby mirrored sunglasses (£144). These good-looking tortoiseshell frames have moulded nose pads for added comfort.

Exploring in Costa Rica

It’s still nice to look put-together, even if you’re slogging your way through the rainforest, or battling with the heat. Patagonia makes seriously stylish active gear. These shorts (£50) are built for movement and can be worn in and out of the water. Pair them with the Evolution Sunblock T-shirt by Musto (£39.99). It’s engineered for comfort when you’re active, and will shield you from the sun’s harmful UV rays with UPF40.

You’ll also want to have a good pair of walking shoes. The Bora mid-leather GTX hiking boots (£270) are durable, supportive and comfortable. The finishing touch is this wax leather navy backpack from Barbour (£150). It features a hardy cotton outer, the signature Barbour leather badge and a tartan lining. It’ll allow you to conquer the Costa Rican terrain and look good doing it.

Business in Chengdu

Swap your stuffy suit for something a bit more stylish, and have fun with your accessories. The Mayfair Multi Glen Check Suit by Hackett (£775) oozes personality and will take you seamlessly from day into evening.

When it comes to accessories, splash out on a pocket square from Rampley & Co (£69). Possibly the most beautiful pocket square in the world, add it to your pocket to liven up a formal look and create conversation.

For shoes, invest in these by Clements & Church (£450). Made from the finest brown leather, they’re a timeless classic and will serve you well over the years – not just your next trip.

Adam Tanous

The ultimate men’s travelling wardrobe

Sightseeing in Berlin

Partying in Miami

Relaxing in the Caribbean

Exploring in Costa Rica

Business in Chengdu

Sightseeing in Berlin

Partying in Miami

Relaxing in the Caribbean

Exploring in Costa Rica

Business in Chengdu

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