Street Style Trends Mens Fashion Week, Tonal Looks. Men's fashion weeks have their showmen, sure, but in amongst the skirts and Dulux colour palette peacocks are some solid style moves that every man can emulate.

Like wearing pretty much the same colour head-to-toe. Similar to (but not the same as) a monochrome approach, a tonal look – an outfit made up of subtle variations (or tones) of the same colour – carries an obvious benefit to men who spend nearly two months of the year schlepping between fashion capitals: they don't need to waste time figuring out what goes with what.

Street Style Trends Mens Fashion Week, Trainers. As with suits, to say that smart shoes were dying would be alarmist and, well, patently untrue. But we can't help thinking that, while not yet nearing Siberian tiger-level threat of extinction, the reign of brogues and Derbies is definitely showing signs of waning.

Why? Because almost half of the men we captured on the streets of major fashion capitals are opting for trainers over classic shoe styles – regardless of whether their look skewed totally casual or tailored. Which means there'll be less call for that salt bath.

Street Style Trends Mens Fashion Week, Tote Bags. Backpacks, no matter how luxuriously fabricated or functional, aren't for every man.

(Especially those who aren't still subsisting on Pot Noodles and skipping lectures for lie-ins.) The tote, however, with its subtle styling, chuck-it-all-in capaciousness and resolutely sophisticated look, has an appeal that's far more universal. Despite designers and brands making the case for rucksacks in recent seasons, what men carried to the most recent shows proved the ability to go hands-free just doesn't quite warrant having to look like a sixth former.

Street Style Trends Mens Fashion Week, T-shirt Tuck. As suited-and-booted gets relegated to the back seat (see above), the T-shirt assumes its position as the perfectly acceptable alternative to your trusty Oxford button-down.

The only thing is, worn loose, as you usually would a tee, it can look sloppy. Enter the T-shirt tuck, the simple styling trick that turns a billowing tee into something that won't jar with even your sharpest tailoring. We're retiring our irons.

SIScovers® Modern Farmhouse Harvest Duvet Cover Set. Understated charm meets luxurious comfort in the SIScovers Modern Farmhouse Harvest Duvet Cover Set. Its lavish cotton-blend fabric is soft to the touch, while a soothing grey palette throughout the matching pillow shams and throws creates a tonal look.

Allover solid, soothing grey design complements rustic and modern décor. Ultra-soft sheeting material backing provides added comfort. Pillow shams coordinate with top of bed. Decorative throw pillows feature stripe and button detaining.

The Beth grey and red woven throw adds gentle colour and texture to a bed with a subtle pattern combined with cream yarns for a soft tonal look.

Well, that's the scenic view you can expect to see in Sekinchan, Selangor, especially around the time of September. This is also aptly-timed as most weddings are usually scheduled for the final months of the year.

Couples who have their pre-wedding photo shoots in paddy fields always seem to have a lot of fun too. Perhaps it has something to do with the perception of vast space and how it relates to the feeling of freedom.

Malaysia's property market is expected to remain sluggish in the first six months of the year, leading property consultant Knight Frank Malaysia said. The firm also said while the recent property freeze may provide a breather to the oversupplied markets, it is not expected to correct the oversupply situation in the short to medium term.

ER650 EFF. As the name hints, this is the basic, naked ER-6n, with no anti-lock brakes (the ER650 FFF ABS version comes in 24th on the list, with only 48 registered in the first 6 months of the year).

It's an example where, despite the fact that many riders now accept anti-lock with open arms, more seem to have been happy to save the £400 difference in price and accept the non-ABS model. Kawasaki's website now lists the more expensive ABS-equipped model for 2016, though.

Honda also announced the implementation of a bulk system for the SN 0W-20 engine oil which will be expanded to authorized Honda dealers nationwide. The SN 0W-20 is the first genuine engine oil to implement the bulk system and will now be sold by actual usage.

Besides its obvious benefit of less bottle disposal and reduced wastage of unused oil, the bulk system also ensures volume accuracy which increases efficiency at service operations.