No fabric is working harder than corduroy to shed its classic rep this fall
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Take a message: no fabric works harder than corduroy to shed its classic rep this fall
Photography by Riley Stewart
Styling by Matthew Chow
Matthew Chow
Special to The Globe and Mail
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Wale watching
Don't just phone it in. The oversized texture of a pair of Marni pants signals your full embrace of the corduroy revival.
Tan lines
With all apologies to your tailor, Prada's leather-trimmed jacket is meant to be worn with trousers that break slouchily at the hem.
Into the groove
Take the stuffiness out of a fine-lined sport jacket by layering it over a casual Oxford and crewneck top – jaunty knotted scarf optional.
Rib fest
When going all out with cord pieces, think about switching up scale and direction, and working in subtle details such as this black bomber's double collar.
All the feels
Forget the khaki trench in a tepid twill and search out a coat in a rich shade that emphasizes its touchability.
Blank slate
Moleskin, corduroy's more basic (lineless) cousin, is a lightweight option for textured autumn trousers.
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