Modelling. Holidaying in St. Barts with his part-time model, full-time socialite wife. Designing loafers that are, admittedly, pretty good for a model-turned-designer. Holidaying some more. Prompting street style photographer punch-ups outside fashion show venues… it’s a tough job Johannes Huebl’s got, but someone’s got to do it. And you have to hand it to the Hannover-born model, he’s definitely got the chops for it.

Off camera, he proves time and time again that he knows how to dress, so we thought it high time credit was given to one of Deutschland’s most dapper exports.

The Look

Huebl sticks to centuries-old style rules, proving that heritage clothing shouldn’t only be found in your grandad’s wardrobe. So, out come the gilets, the Prince of Wales check trousers and natty yet fitted (always fitted) blazers teamed with a tightened waistcoat.

A master at layering punctuated with a penchant for eye-catching outerwear, Huebl flits between shawl-neck cardigans, denim jackets and statement overcoats. The palette is easy-wearing neutrals – with a focus on creamy cappuccino tones – and the most out-there thing you’ll catch him in is a pair of white jeans. Don’t knock it. That’s all you need when switching between dapper Dan of the international fashion scene to a relaxed, sun-seeking gentleman of leisure.

Inspiration: Alain Delon, Steve McQueen, Jean-Paul Belmondo

Go-To Brands: Brunello Cucinelli, Massimo Dutti, Hugo Boss, Calvin Klein

Follow Him: @johanneshuebl

PFW Power Dressing

Attending fashion weeks is one of the chief ways Huebl whiles away the hours. The rest he spends revelling in how jealous you are of him. And how could you not be? Here, Huebl shows Parisians how to do their own chic, offering up a masterclass in texture.

Mixing a knitted tie with what’s probably a cashmere overcoat, Huebl puts that German precision into practice by ensuring his Prince of Wales check trousers chime with the pattern covering his other half’s ensemble. What can we say? Straight up #powercouplegoals.