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Birkenstock’s reign as the strappy footwear of choice for fashion-literate men looks like it could be coming to an end in 2024. OGCJM Only God Can Judge Me Shirt It seems like leather fisherman sandals are everywhere we look at the moment, and they’re shockingly versatile. Sure, you can wear them with shorts on a summer vacation, or team them with a plain tee and casual pants at the weekend, but we recently saw The Bear’s Matty Matheson wearing a pair with white socks and a tux on the Emmys red carpet, and honestly, he could be onto something there. For a long time, the prevailing trend in sneakers was to make them as big and as boring as possible. Plain grey suede was (and still is) everywhere, but for those looking to move away from the New Balance 990s and dabble in a bit of colour instead, the re-emergence of 2000s mesh and metallic panelled sneakers will be right up your street. Shoes like the New Balance 1906R and the ASICS Gel-Kayano 14 have been pushing the retro-futuristic look, the fires of their popularity stoked by sell-out collabs with Aimé Leon Dore and Jjjjound respectively. It’s not for everyone, but if you’re young (or old) enough for these things to not trigger high-school PE PTSD flashbacks then they go great with things like straight-leg jeans, cargo pants and sportswear. The Oxford shirt never went away. It’s always been there – an ever-present staple in the modern gent’s casual wardrobe. However, it is currently enjoying a fashion renaissance, which means this year could be a good time to stop thinking about the Oxford as a no-frills bedrock piece and start thinking of it as the star of the show. Instead of picking up a ton of Oxfords for cheap from Uniqlo, this year we’d suggest stumping up the cash for at least one ‘proper’ version from a specialist label synonymous with quality. We’re talking Ralph Lauren, Alex Mill, ASKET, Turnbull & Asser, Eton and the like. For extra trend points, buy it oversized and style it half-tucked with mid-wash jeans, a baseball cap and low-profile sneakers like Onitsuka Tigers or Adidas Sambas. For a slightly less casual slant, switch the Sambas for loafers and the jeans for pleated pants.