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Posted by Melissa Cullen on 17 January 2023
Next has announced its first menswear edit with TV host and World Cup golden boot winner, Gary Lineker. The 12 looks that Gary has selected for his winter edit are a mixture of casual and formal pieces to suit every style and occasion. Whether that’s supporting the kids on a chilly Sunday morning from the sideline or dinner and drinks with family and friends, there is something for everyone.
Gary tells us all about the new collaboration:
Why did you choose to do a fashion edit with Next?
Fashion is something I’m really passionate about and I like the variety offered by Next. There is great tailoring and also smarter pieces for going out socialising. On the other hand, there is much more casual clothing for my Sundays off and holidays, both of which are very important to me. Next, although known internationally of course, is also a brand with a strong connection to Leicester!
Are there any looks or items in your edit that were slightly out of your comfort zone?
Before working with Next, I might not have gone for the rugby style top and longer length jacket, but after the team suggested it and I then tried them together, I think they work well. I could see myself wearing this combination for my winter Sundays when I nip out with my dog, Filbert and also to go out shopping!
What would you say is your go to look when filming?
A smart shirt with fairly neutral trousers, definitely. Wearing a smart casual jacket with the shirt will depend on what I am working on. I also like donning a tie for special occasions, like the FA Cup final at Wembley or a final of a major competition.
Is style important with regards to your job?
It is, but in all honesty, I think my job is no different to many others in this respect. Dressing up projects professionalism and also makes you feel good, which is just as important. There is certainly an expectation that television presenters should look good. What is noticeable is how varied dress styles are nowadays, it’s not all shirt and tie, which is good!
Which items do you repeatedly buy every winter?
The FA Cup in mind, and those cold weekends in round 3 and 4 in particular, I like a big warm jacket. Keeping warm on the touchline is a must and I did my time out in the cold in only a shirt and shorts as a player! So to now be able to wear a large warm jacket and waterproof shoes is great. I also like wearing woollen jackets in the winter.
Would you say your style has changed a lot over the years from footballer to presenter?
Definitely. I am much more conscious of what I wear and open to trying different styles and new colours, etc. now. With my schedule, the reality is I also simply need more clothes. When you are a player you can happily wear a tracksuit for most of the week, before putting on your club or country kit at the weekend.
What are your favourite four items from the edit and where you might wear these?
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