Are you too busy to take out your debit card to pay for coffee? Or wish you could get directions without looking at your phone? Thanks to new innovations in the fashtech world, wearables are moving way beyond wristbands. But will smart clothing be a passing fad or a future must-have?

Brands like Lululemon have changed how people view their clothing; they want it to withstand their hectic lifestyles while still looking good. But that doesn’t mean it has to be basic. By combining technical fabrics with high-end design, Kit and Ace wants to show that functionality can be luxurious.

Whether you’re finding peace in a yoga class, or sipping coffee at Starbucks, the accepted attire for men is now the same – trainers and joggers. As sportswear becomes a permanent fashion feature, Mr Porter has launched an activewear section to add a touch of casual luxury to men’s wardrobes.

Since Bradley Wiggins became the first British cyclist to win the Tour de France and star coach David Brailsford helped the GB cycling team win several Olympic golds, cycling has hit the mainstream. More than two million people cycle at least once a week in the UK.