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3 Key Looks For AW26 | Heritage Menswear, Workwear Inspired & Functional Autumn Pieces

By The Forum Store 26:47 25,590 views on YouTube Sep 13, 2026

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This week, we’re talking all things AW26 as Andy breaks down three key looks that are shaping the way he’s thinking about menswear for the season ahead. Taking inspiration from heritage menswear, classic workwear and fu... Show more

This week, we’re talking all things AW26 as Andy breaks down three key looks that are shaping the way he’s thinking about menswear for the season ahead. Taking inspiration from heritage menswear, classic workwear and functional clothing, Andy talks us through how he’s putting these looks together and, more importantly, how he’s layering different pieces to make them work in a modern wardrobe. Expect plenty of texture, practical details, timeless references and a look at how traditional menswear influences can be worn in a way that still feels relevant. Away from the wardrobe, Andy heads out for some seriously good food and takes in a bit of culture with a visit to an art gallery. Meanwhile, things get slightly more hectic for Guy and Taran, who head out for a night at the Better Heaven gig. What starts as a normal night out quickly turns into a slightly chaotic one... It’s another week of menswear, food, culture, music and everything else we’ve been getting up to. And that’s not all, we’ve got some super exciting news coming next week that we genuinely can’t wait to share with you. 👀 Make sure you’re subscribed and have notifications switched on so you don’t miss it. Let us know in the comments which of Andy’s AW26 looks was your favourite, what you’re wearing as we move into the new season, and whether heritage menswear, workwear or functional clothing is influencing your wardrobe at the moment. Thanks for watching and, as always, we’ll see you in the next one. #menswear #mensstyle #aw26 #heritagemenswear #workwear #functionalwear #mensfashion #styleinspiration

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