Great style is all about the details. An interesting texture, an unexpected print, or a particularly good fit can make even the most familiar wardrobe staples feel more considered. And if you’re looking to bring a little more personality to your everyday rotation, Ted Baker’s latest collection is the place to start.
Taking inspiration from London’s historic Victorian buildings, the collection draws on the concept of ornate interiors and rich artistic history. These influences come through in geometric stitching, painterly florals, intricate patterns, and a mix of colors that range from soft neutrals to deeper, moodier shades.
The result is a lineup of modern menswear that feels distinctive without being tricky to wear. From textured polos and printed shirts and knits to versatile outerwear, the seven pieces ahead—available at Bloomingdale’s—offer plenty of ways to update your wardrobe for fall and beyond.
A long-sleeve polo is a fall essential, but this one has a little more personality thanks to its rich olive color and intricate geometric stitching. Wear it with tailored trousers for the office or dark denim and loafers on the weekend.
For days when a basic button-down feels a little too, well, basic, reach for this crosshatch style. The textured finish and weightier fabric make it particularly well-suited to fall, whether you wear it open over a T-shirt or buttoned up with chinos.
A sporty jacket is a great way to make more tailored pieces feel relaxed, and this navy bomber strikes just the right balance between elegance and ease. The quilted sleeves add a bit of structure, while the streamlined cut works equally well with casual weekend clothes or layered over a workday button-down and trousers.
A bold knit is one of the easiest ways to bring some interest to a simple sweater-and-trousers combination. This taupe crewneck features an oversized, dark floral motif that looks great on its own with jeans, but becomes an especially sharp choice with a blazer layered on top for the office or an event.
Lean into the classic country-club aesthetic with this blue polo featuring a contrast collar and ribbed trim. The waffle stitching gives it more depth than your standard short-sleeve style, and the color pairs particularly well with cream, navy, khaki, and other neutrals.
Sometimes, the jacket is the outfit. This black-and-white floral jacquard design certainly makes a case for a statement jacket, especially when the rest of your look stays simple. Try it over a plain crewneck sweater, easy tee, or button-down with dark pants for contrast.
Whether you live somewhere warm enough for short sleeves year-round, or have a sunny getaway on the calendar, this playful duck-print shirt deserves a spot in your rotation. The black-and-white palette makes the whimsical pattern surprisingly easy to wear with simple trousers, chinos, or shorts.
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