From Guest in Residence’s statement stripes to the styles we saw on the catwalk at Gucci, collared knits are set to be big this season, and they’re the perfect item to wear with a suit and flats or an easily removable layer for unpredictable weather.

If you’re more of a casual dresser, take inspiration from polo shirts layered over checked shirts at Miu Miu, an option that looks great worn with tailored track pants and retro trainers. Another sporty option is a roll-neck under a rugby shirt, worn with slouchy tailored trousers and a belt.

Net-a-Porter has also seen success with tailoring, with workwear now being the most searched-for category on-site. Libby Page, Net-a-Porter’s market director, says, “Our top-visited ‘shop by’ edit onsite is ‘Wardrobe Staples’, and these styling-led looks are exactly what our customers are looking for. They offer ways to update even the simplest of items, ready for customers to infuse personality into their professional attire.”

Page continues: “Designers started by reinventing the humble shirt: Loewe gave us belted bubble-hem shapes; Carven back-to-front styles; and Bottega gave us two with its double shirting styling trick. Beyond the shirt, the runways served as a masterclass in elevating workwear and introducing new ideas and items, from Bally’s irresistible fit-and-flare pencil skirt to Jil Sander’s subtle touch of pale blue.”

Layered tailoring is the catwalk trend you need to know