How does Ken Walker's 'Classic man' style influence men's fashion today?

When I talk about being a “classic man”, I’m really pushing:

1. Clean tailoring (shirts that fit, trousers that break right, nothing sloppy)
2. Neutral, timeless colors over super-trendy prints
3. Grooming and posture that match the outfit – confidence as an accessory

The influence shows up in how more guys are:

1. Swapping loud logos for minimal, sharp pieces
2. Mixing streetwear with tailored items (like sneakers + blazer)
3. Treating everyday looks like something worth curating, not just throwing on

In short, “classic man” energy is making men’s fashion less about flexing and more about elevated, grown-man consistency.

What part of the classic style are you most interested in—fits, colors, or overall vibe?