Four looks, built from one catalogue

City: wide trouser, slim shoe

A boxy jacket over a straight trouser, anchored by a low-profile sneaker. The contrast between volume on top and a slim shoe keeps the silhouette from swallowing you.

Keep the palette to three tones: one base, one mid, one accent. Hardware should match the accent, not fight it.

Proportion is the outfit. Everything else is decoration.

Campus: hoodie, short jacket, chunky sole

A heavy hoodie under a cropped jacket adds depth without bulk. A chunky shoe balances the volume and survives wet pavements.

If the hoodie is oversized, keep the jacket close to the body. Two oversized layers read as a costume.

Travel: soft bag, technical shell, easy shoe

A soft shoulder bag compresses into a seat; a shell handles weather; a slip-on or low runner handles security lines.

Choose darker tones for travel. Light suede and cream canvas look great for one hour and tired for the rest of the trip.

Night: one statement, everything else quiet

Pick one piece with shine, print or hardware, then keep the rest matte. A graphic tee with a leather jacket needs no third loud element.

Fit matters more at night: sleeve length and hem break are visible under artificial light.