For this weeks Sunday Lookbook we have mixed things up a little bit, instead of focusing solely on a brand, we have taken the best of our black and white pieces for a truly unique monochrome focused lookbook. Black and white has been one of the classic colour combinations for a sharp up market look for many over the years.

This season, black and white has bounced back, trying to bring a new youthful look while mixing it with the same sophisticated feel as before, and as a result many have been branding black and white as the new ‘black’. Weather it be graphic prints, logical stripes and grids or plain pieces, black and white is bang on trend this season, and can be styled on anyone, no matter what your taste or character. Trends come and go in fashion, but black and white has stood the test of time and will always have place in the fashion scene.

We have taken products from a wide range of brands including Ralph Lauren, PS, Paul Smith and Grenson, for the more sophisticated look along with the likes of Hype Means Nothing, Boy London, Y3, Creative Recreation and Fred Perry for the younger casual look. So we are certain their will be something here for everybody.

Y3 – Honja Classic Trainers – White

If you have ever been stuck on something to wear, (don’t be ashamed, it happens to the best of us) you will most likely have fallen back to your staple wardrobe pieces, and that will more often than not include that perfect fitting comfortable plain white tee. Black and white is the background colour to many a mans wardrobe and the backbone of their fashion needs. Don’t be afraid of patterns including stripes, logical grids and even graphic prints, these help bring depth to a otherwise plain clean look.

Carrera Sunglasses

Creative Recreation – Cesario Lo Trainers – White

Accessories can literally make or break the perfect outfit. Adding accents of colour or toning down that colourful bold statement style, they are a must have. Accessories have been huge this season, and are set to continue throughout the year, which gives you plenty of choice when it comes to finding that perfect addition. Weather your looking for a wallet, belt, socks or even a keyring, Aphrodite have a range of top quality accessories from brands including Paul Smith, Hugo Boss, Armani and Vivienne Westwood.

Y3 – Sala Trainers – Black

Boy London Collection

Fred Perry Kingston Twill Tipped Plims

Bags are another huge trend this season, particularly big weekend bags and backpacks. Backpacks have been popular with the younger customer, where the bigger holdall style weekend bag have proved more popular with the older more sophisticated customer. Both have the perfect combination, mixing form and function to produce the highest standard bags that will last. Brands including Hugo Boss, Adidas Originals, Sandqvist and Herschel are all available to buy online and instore from Aphrodite Clothing.

PS by Paul Smith – Pattern Shirt

Hype Means Nothing – Steve McQueen T-Shirt

Ralph Lauren – Hanford Trainers – £75.00

Put your best foot forward this season with some designer footwear. If your looking for a more casual laid back style of footwear, or a smart shoe, we have just the thing for everyone.

Picking the perfect shoe can be harder than it sounds for some men, and this is where we can come in. Above shows some of our best selling black footwear, from brands ranging from Armani to Grenson and Hugo Boss Black, showcasing footwear for all times of the day (and night). Black shoes are versatile and can help you have a smooth transition from day time to night time wear, but be careful to pick your footwear appropriate to your choice of clothing. Adding colourful bold socks will add an accent of colour to a suit or formal wear, giving you a fashionable edge and showing your fun side in a subtle way.

All of the above products and a whole lot more can be viewed and purchased instore and online now!

New Arrivals are coming into Aphrodite all the time, so if you want to be the first to see what’s hot, head over to our New Arrivals section of our website.

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