It's pay day! Here is everything the Marie Claire team is buying

This suede jacket from Whistles is a great wardrobe basic that holds an elevated twist with tassel detailing on the hemline.

These sleek Levi's jeans come in a stylish wide-leg silhouette without having to compromise on comfort. Its raw denim colourway also contributes to a more elegant everyday look.

Perfect for everyday use, this Toteme belted buket bag is a great day to night option.

An updated take on a traditional Western-style boot, these ankle boots are the ultimate transitional shoes that can easily be worn under trousers or maxi skirts.

I loved this bag from the moment I saw it. The black leather and canvas mix are the perfect combination of detail and wearability. This will be my everyday bag this spring.

I may be a few months away from my next sunshine getaway but I am already excited about Taller Marmo's new resortwear line. This matching swimsuit and sarong is already in my suitcase.

Sculpted blazers are my secret weapon when it comes to looking polished everyday.

I have a slight obsession with lace up knee-high boots. The open lacing on this pair from french label Miista feels almost like corsetry and its super flattering on the leg.

I’ve realised that I’ve become that guy who relies on a wardrobe on simple pieces. And, there's nothing wrong with that. I counted the other day and I’ve got 8 different black blazers in the cupboard. Excessive? No. They all have different purposes. Do I really need another one? Yes. This one is cut sharply with an interesting shape to warrant an addition to the burgeoning cupboard of black jackets.

This season, the mule is going to form an integral part of your outfit—even for men. I love the shape of the Camino (I have the boots in black) as it works as well with a straighter leg, a baggy cut and even—dare I say it—the bootcut.

I’m forever on the hunt for the perfect tote bag that meets the important criteria: one that fits my laptop (17” MacBook Pro) comfortably, doesn’t have a strap that’s uncomfortably short for slinging over one’s shoulder (or that awkwardly long length) and one that is suitably stylish, taking you from the office to meetings with clients or being paraded around fashion week. It’s a tall order, but I think this suede tote bag by way of McQueen does the job.

I swear by M&S socks—they’re comfortable and feel luxe.

Pandora have collaborated with London designer Ahluwalia for a second London Fashion Week and this drop is gorgeous. Each charm is engravable, and pays homage to Priya’s dual Indian-Nigerian heritage and brings to life a different facet of the Ahluwalia story.

I've just ordered this beautiful denim set from COS, it's so timeless and chic and I know it'll be my go-to office look for seasons to come.

I'll be wearing this denim skirt with the matching denim skirt in Summer, and with a chunky cashmere knit in Winter.

A chic, timeless blazer by one of London Fashion Week's most exciting designers. 

It has been absolutely freezing in London, and after many Lime bike trips where my hands have felt like they were going to fall off, I'm ready to buy into the long leather glove trend. I'd pair these with a short sleeve dress or T-shirt for ultimate impact.

Anyone who knows me knows that I am a resale platform addict — I managed to bag this Joni coat from The Frankie Shop on Vinted last week. The darker colour I bought is now sold out, but this camel shade is equally delightful, and will live in your wardrobe forever. 

With London Fashion Week around the corner, I'm thinking about all the new designers whose shows I'm excited to see. I love this metal-inspired T-shirt from Dilara Findikoglu, who just got announced for the shortlist of the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund 2025. It would look great with my new leather gloves!

I recently discovered London-based footwear brand Western Affair. I love a red shoe, and these heeled mules are super cool — they're also made from upcycled vintage table cloths.

Definitely an investment piece, but as a jewellery magpie, few things make me as excited as Completedworks' intricate creations.

Taking a leaf out of Penny's book, I too desperately need a denim skirt in my wardrobe. This A-line silhouette has been spotted all over London Fashion Week, and after seeing it styled by the greats, I'm ready to invest.

Kent & Curwen is quickly becoming one of my runway favourites and after seeing their elevated patterned knits, they have quickly cemented themselves at the top of my wish list.

After months of wearing my maroon loafers non-stop, I have decided it's time to invest in another pair, and these H&M black penny loafers are just what I'm looking for.

After buying a vintage bowler bag that fell to pieces on its first outing, I'm in need of an updated version. Peachy Den's new retro bowler bags are everything I've been looking for - spacious, colourful, and statement. The only problem is deciding which colour to go for.

I've been hunting for the perfect pink ballet cardigan for over a year and finally found it at sustainable label Omnes - for just £25. I can see myself wearing this everywhere come spring, even to my Pilates classes.

I've cheated a bit and got my hands on these before payday, but I'm so glad I did. Finding boots that a) fit my calves b) are high quality and c) are comfortable enough to wear to the office all day is no mean feat, but this pair has managed it. I have been wearing them everywhere with no rubbing or blisters in sight, and I can't wait to style them with skirts and dresses this spring.

Did I just invest in a new denim jacket? Yes. But trust me, this floral design is unlike anything I own. I love the faded pattern and contrast stitching that make this a true elevated basic - and how can I resist the 61% saving?