Watch Your Tone: How to Add Tonal Shades for a Sophisticated Look

As the seasons change, make Brad Pitt and his promotional Bullet Train wardrobe your moodboard hero. Her bespoke combos by Haans Nicholas Mott in invigorating tones ranging from peach (left) to iced bread pink to tangy apple green have grabbed headlines for all the right reasons.

Choose a palette that reflects nature with earthy tones and plant dyes, and consider a hot pink or cocoa as a styling counterpoint to taupe or cream. If you feel lost when it comes to picking colors that work together, a great tip is to check out paint charts online and create a look from the complementary shade suggestions. Or, stick to same-color tones, like Pitt did in his peachy ensemble.

type="model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.ImageBlockElement" class="dcr-1nntrho">< p class="dcr-3jlghf">Linen or linen blend (the key to fewer wrinkles) is a summer staple, but don't forget breathable wool. LEJ's wool and cotton blend suit (below) worn with a linen shirt is perfect for late summer. Or switch things up and team up with a vest and sandals. Size up short sleeve shirts for a relaxed fit: we love the powder pink shirt from M&S (2) and the embroidered style from Reiss (4).

Wear it with Oliver Spencer's shirt linen blend plaid shorts (8) while you soak up the late sun. Or wear the shorts with the matching shirt (£159) for complete vacation mode. Desmond and Dempsey's Palm Springs Stage Shorts (£85, matchesfashion.com) are technically pajamas but will also look great by the pool. If you're attending a wedding, ditch the dark neutrals for something lighter. Try Folk's taupe linen/cotton suit (3 and 5), in the same way British brand Percival, a favorite of Gareth Southgate, has a cream safari-style jacket currently on sale (£80). Wear it with a pastel tee or Henley top, try NN07 and Mr P on mrporter.com for a slub finish style to keep the look casual.