"Missing out on Radiohead tickets hurts, but here's the consolation: no matter how popular matcha lattes, baseball caps, and baggy jeans get, you won't have to elbow people out of the way to buy those. Isn't it nice to go to a page and find that there's no 40,000-person queue or 55-minute wait ahead of you? In that positive mindset, we direct you to some things that are accessible to everyone, no matter how useless your VPN is. Namely: some new baggy jeans (and how to wear them), a discounted pair of AllSaints cargos, and the enablement you needed to buy a new baseball cap"

British GQ's guide to wearing baggy jeans like a 90s fashion God

BY ADAM CHEUNG

Yes, you did hear the rumours right: skinny jeans are back. Or, at the very least, they're no longer fashion anthrax. And yet, even when the tables turn in favour of drainpipes, you probably look better in something wide-leg or baggy. Here's a how-to on what to wear your pair with

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ONE GOOD THING TO BUY: THE VERSATILE BAGGY JEANS - RAG & BONE WIDE-LEG JEANS

From Austin Butler to Travis Scott, all the big dogs are rocking baggy jeans now - but pulling them off takes more than just sizing up. However, our top pick is this immensely versatile set of pipes from Rag & Bone, which screams late-80's casual bops down to the record shop

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Jeremy Allen White treated himself to a new cap - that's your cue

Seth Rogen has just got himself a stylist. And while not everyone can follow in his footsteps, we can all take a couple of cues from the funny man and cannabis advocate. Firmly in his critically-acclaimed era (with whip-smart The Studio), Rogen is wearing loafers with dress socks that match the tone of his trousers, trying out a series of Moscot eyeglasses and absolutely nailing a double-breasted jacket. Follow the link for more tips and three of our favourite neutral DB blazers

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