ORANGE
From burnt orange coats to flame-coloured gloves, designers littered the capital with sunset hues this week. The message: the brighter the better.

Clockwise from left: Jonathan Saunders, Topman Design, Hackett, Agi & Sam, J.W. Anderson, E. Tautz.

BOMBER JACKETS
Forget bulky winter coats, next autumn is all about the neat bomber for men. Embrace the trend fully with contrasting collar and hem, or in an iridescent sheen.

Clockwise from left: Richard Nicoll, Christopher Raeburn, Jonathan Saunders, Martine Rose, Christopher Shannon, Astrid Andersen, Oliver Spencer.

BERETS
Whether your headwear channels a distinctly flat cap-meets-beret country vibe or takes a more artistic tilt, make sure Paris is your sartorial port of call.

Clockwise from left : Oliver Spencer, Agi & Sam, Margaret Howell.

GILETS
Patterned, fur-lined or bomber-style: the item that was once only worn as a last-ditch attempt to keep warm has been given a sartorial makeover. Prepare to zip up.

Clockwise from left: Oliver Spencer, Agi & Sam, Astrid Andersen, Lee Roach.

POCKET SQUARES
One of the most gentlemanly accessories, the pocket square is back. Bright, contrasting colours, as seen at Christopher Raeburn, make for maximum style points.

Clockwise from left: Meadham Kirchhoff, Rake, David Gandy, Nick Grimshaw, Richard James.

ROLL NECKS
Prepare to make friends with chunky knits around your neck fellas; the humble turtle neck is back with a vengeance.

Clockwise from left: Alexander McQueen, Hackett, Hardy Amies, E.Tautz.

CONTRASTING LAPELS
Lapels and suit pockets have been given some colourful attention for autumn. Match your under layer to your lapel colour or stand out with a lick of something striking on your suit.

Clockwise from left: Lou Dalton, YMC, Topman, Rake, Mr. Start.

BOLD SHOE CASINGS
Monotone shoes will soon be a thing of the past, according to the London Collections: Men designers. Treat your brogues to a zingy orange casing, as seen at Agi & Sam, or give loafers a clean white rim, like Richard Nicholl.

Clockwise from left: Agi & Sam, Katie Eary, Vivienne Westwood, Richard Nicholl, Agi & Sam, Jonathan Saunders.

LEATHER GLOVES
Woolly gloves are out for winter 2013; make yours leather in deep burgundy or sunshine yellow hues. Oh, and add a little frill, like J.W. Anderson’s feminine wares, if you dare.

Clockwise from left: Richard James, J.W Anderson, Hardy Amies, Christopher Raeburn, Mr. Start.

source fashion.telegraph.co.uk