Phew! It's nearly April 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 denim Barn jacket you won't believe isn't designer, to my favourite dresses right now - plus the most expensive-looking accessories on the High Street. These 15 pieces are not to be missed!
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If you're feeling lazy a tailored blazer is guaranteed to add polish to any look.
Chocolate brown isn't just for winter. Style this lace slip with a blazer and boots and when its warmer some minimal thong sandals and basket bag.
Mango is always my go-to destination for elevated pieces on the High Street and this zebra bag is giving designer details for under £50.
Butter yellow leather is fast becoming a favourite this Spring. I love the simplicity of this leather pencil skirt. Style with zebra accents and your favourite white tee.
Freshen up last Spring's outfits with a pair of white ballet flats. This leather pair H&M is already in my basket.
A classic trench coat is a no-brainer at this time of year - this style from H&M will not hang around for long.
From special birthdays to weddings - event season is fully under way which means I'm always on the hunt for statement dresses. I would style this unapologetically feminine dress from Sister Jane with some white lace tights and tonal heels.
I have had a love affair with white footwear since I was 3 years old. They elevate even the most boring of outfits and I love the sculptural heel most commonly seen with a designer price tag.
Barn jackets continue to be the fashion girl's coverup of choice. This denim style from Arket is a versatile option to style over everything from florals to suede this spring.
It may not feel like it right now but Spring is on its way, and I cannot wait to wear this washed out striped shirt dress with an oversized basket and sandals.
LA-based label JW Pei always tap into cult silhouettes and styles of the moment and theres something so sleek about a rectangle bag. This olive green is a softer option than black or brown for summer.
Nod to the boho trend with this leather cape from Zara's limited edition collection. It won't be around for long.
Finishing an outfit always involves a great pair of earrings. I love the eighties feel of this pair from Bali-based label Celeste Starre, perfect for elevating a work look or an evening look on holiday.
Trainers have been stripped back for Spring with minimal logos and contrasting colours. This suede pair from COS will make sure you stand out from the crowd.
I'm always on the hunt for grey summer sandals I can wear to the office. This grey leather pair will smarten your favourite spring dresses and give them more of a boardroom feel.
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