Steal His Street Style, with StylePilot: Scott Simpson

It’s not just celebrities whose style we love, so for the latest in our ‘Steal his Style’ series we’ve headed out onto the streets to find some fashionable fellas for you. This week we spotted Scott Simpson on Brick Lane in trendy East London. We loved his pastel outfit and thought the neutral tones worked well with the retro inspired-round frames of his glasses and smart brogues. The short-sleeve waffle cardigan adds detail, setting off this look to perfection.

Mixing neutral pieces is a great idea to add detail to your outfit without being brash. It’s chic and understated, whether you go for a polo shirt or knit. Matching up your shoes is a good finishing point for your outfit – and we love a bit of matching!

1. Birch piped lightweight cardigan by Reiss, £29 at stylepilot.com 2. Washed pique polo shirt spread collar by Uniqlo, £14.90 at stylepilot.com 3. Leather derby shoes by Guidi, £750 at stylepilot.com 4. Men’s brown Peter Werth floral polo shirt by Topman, £44 at stylepilot.com

Scott’s outfit works so well because the neutral is punctuated with a bit of colour. Granted it might be pale, but it’s the perfect compliment for the understated outfit.

1. Light blue stretch skinny chinos by Topman, £28 at stylepilot.com 2. Garment dye chino by Crew Clothing, £60 at stylepilot.com 3. Dusty pink skinny chinos by ASOS, £22 at stylepilot.com

Retro frames in vintage colours are always a good bet, but try them on before you buy! As you know not every frame fits every face…

1. Zanzibar Havana acetate and metal round-framed glasses by L.G.R., £275 at stylepilot.com 2. Round-framed acetate glasses by Cutler and Gross, £310 at stylepilot.com 3. Leonard round-framed glasses by Illesteva, £140 at stylepilot.com 4. Han Kjobenhavn Timeless Sunglasses, £125 at stylepilot.com

You can get Scott’s look right now at stylepilot.com

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