Marie Claire's Fashion Director says these are *the* best 15 pieces to shop on the high street this week

She's done the trawling so you don't have to

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Phew! It's finally February which means Spring is on the horizon and new season collections are dropping into stores. After weeks of wading through messy sale racks, nothing beats a freshly merchandised shop floor with a crisp Spring palette.

When it comes to the High Street I'm incredibly picky. I look for designer details, lasting quality (to ensure pieces won't just end up in landfill after a few wears) and a sweet-spot price point. Combine all of these and you're onto a winner!

After working in the fashion industry for close to 20 years, I know where to shop and what to invest my money in. Whether shopping online or in store, being able to filter out the pieces that aren't worth my time is my expertise Whether in Zara (knowing how to spot which pieces come from their higher quality suppliers), in COS who nail tailoring and outerwear or at Marks & Spencer which is my go-to for the best cashmere and wardrobe basics.

If you don't have time to hit the High Street IRL then you have come to right place. Each week we will be sharing the top 15 new arrivals on the High Street, that are guaranteed to sell out fast. From the best transeasonal outerwear, including a chocolate trench to the hottest suede blazer on the High Street -plus the most expensive-looking accessories on the High Street. These 15 pieces are not to be missed!

Shop the best of the high street

Lily Russo-Bah
Fashion Director

Lily Russo-Bah joined Marie Claire UK as Fashion Director in March 2024. With over 16 years of experience in fashion editorial and e-commerce across print and digital, she has delivered industry-leading editorial content, creative direction, and social strategy.

Lily is responsible for shaping and executing the magazine’s new luxury fashion repositioning and content strategy. She styles main fashion shoots, interviews leading women in fashion for the Women Who Win franchise, and commissions top industry creatives. Lily has a unique ability to filter through the noise and lead the conversation. Her flair for trend spotting and distinctive editorial vision mean Marie Claire UK readers are always one step ahead of the game.

She is a passionate supporter of female empowerment, diversity and sustainability - all core Marie Claire UK values - and in her new role she is thrilled to be able to support female founders, to highlight the diverse talent in the fashion industry and to give a platform to brands making a positive social impact in the world.