Tom Holland’s looks, in Cue’s pieces

A collar, a clean trouser line, a small range of colours. Across these public appearances, the setting changes more than the structure of the outfit.

The brown suits get the attention. The grey shirt and black jeans explain the idea just as clearly. There is usually one point of contrast, with the rest of the outfit held close in colour and shape.

A wardrobe that repeats

Ten recreations share a smaller set of sample garments. The black loafers move between tailoring and denim. White and black shirts do different jobs under the same jacket. The brown separates make two looks with one change at the collar.

These are our choices for making a compact wardrobe. Repeated samples do not mean he wore the same garment twice, or owns any of these pieces.

Where it leads

The close outline and sharp collars put much of this near Mod. The darker, quieter combinations sit beside Minimalism. Those are our interpretations of the public looks, not labels for the person.

Start with the proportions. Keep the trousers clear, choose one strong collar or surface, and let the rest hold together. The direction at the foot of this piece is a place to begin.

About the recreations

The celebrity capsule below contains ten approximate sample boards, open to every reader. Each names the public appearance behind it and the differences the library cannot reproduce. Photographs are linked as research references and are never reproduced here.