Be inspired by your guy and go smart, simple or slouchy

If you are a fan of minimalist, easy-to-wear fashion, the androgynous style is for you.

Keep your outfit cool with smart-but-slouchy pieces – and roomy separates in loosely tailored shapes – that are simple to throw on and go.

GABRIELE DIRVANAUSKAS shows you how to wear it without raiding his wardrobe.

Satin blazer, £79.99, trousers, £39.99, both Zara; scarf necklace, £17.50, M&S; sandals, £32, Topshop

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Get suited and booted in this Zara co-ord.

Wear it at the weekend with a slogan T-shirt and trainers.

Knee-length puff-sleeve dress, £69, Topshop Boutique

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Look for feminine details such as puffed sleeves and belts that give an oversized piece shape.

Jumper, £36, M&S; wide-leg culottes, £29.99, Zara; sliders, £42, Topshop; backpack, £19.99, and earrings, £4.99, both New Look

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Opt for neutral colours for a simple look.

You can swap the sliders for smart loafers or heels for the office.

Wide-leg culottes, £28, asos.com; T-shirt, £25, M&S; mules, £39, Topshop; hat £12, River Island

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Yes, you CAN be a hat person.

Experiment with the baker-boy shape for a fashion-forward look.

Dress £35, M&S; coat, £79, Topshop; trainers, £42, River Island

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Androgynous styling needn’t mean trousers.

Look for dresses you can layer.

A belted-waist gives it shape.

Check coat, £89.99, Zara; trousers, £49, Topshop; bag, £25, asos.com

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Try lightweight outerwear to see you through unreliable weather.

This pattern laps into the Nineties trend.