Tom Holland: The Greatest Fits

Spider-Man, Spider-Man, does whatever a spider can. Spins a web, any size. Masterfully blends tailoring with casualwear. Plays bitter Ohio-based bad luckers in Devil All The Time. Can even navigate forgotten Mesopotamian tombs in luxury hikerwear.

Yes, we know those aren't the words. But they should be, as Tom Holland, our incumbent arachnid saviour, is now a superhero in the style stakes too. Here, we look back at some of his best looks.

We were locked indoors without a vaccine, and we had a salve to the general mood of 2020 in the form of Holland's pink Sandro hoody: SHIT HAPPENS.

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Proof that less is sometimes more. No statement pieces, no eye-catching embellishments; just low-key classics working together in perfect monochrome harmony.

If subtle texture makes an outfit sing, consider this an opera. A black T-shirt, matching jeans and Chuck Taylor All Star ‘70s lay a solid foundation, while a Sandro trucker brings the whole thing to a crescendo.

Green Goblins make for really quite absurd villains. But take Willem Dafoe's preferred shade of spandex, and it's a much more serious, not-at-all-funny role in a dressed-down two-piece.

It's easy (and a bit weird) to romanticise the war. Worrying about the structural integrity of your terraced home does not mean 'simpler times'. But they do make for nice jackets, as Holland goes skywards in a tally ho heritage aviator by Celine.

Playing it safe is Holland’s MO (which isn't a bad thing) but this contemporary tailored look proves that his risks are calculated. They also pay off.

Introducing: the World’s Best-Fitting Camp-Collar Shirt. Available for meet and greets, and announcing a PA tour around London soon (Covid-dependent).

The skill of high-low dressing is as much about elevating the basics as it is about toning down tailoring. Here, Holland turns a potentially tiresome casual fit into a smarter one using nothing but a pair of checked dress trousers.

Holland bashes a final nail into the coffin of the don't-wear-navy-with-black rule, only to then kick it into a shallow grave with a pair of beautiful burgundy Dr Martens boots. Rules are dead, man.

All-black everything is always a winning look, particularly when it's elevated by a statement suede jacket and offset with a cute (if not slightly nervous-looking) dog in a complementary shade.