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The easiest way to shop smart? Knowing exactly what’s coming next. Here’s our pick of the best sales buys still available, all tailored to fit into next season’s biggest trends.
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Eminently chic, Karen Millen’s streamlined… More details
Eminently chic, Karen Millen’s streamlined jumper dress nails the monochrome AND minimalism trends effortlessly. Catwalk styling dictates you wear it with black and white accessories only.
We’re backing Beetlejuice stripes in a big way… More details
We’re backing Beetlejuice stripes in a big way for spring, as seen everywhere from Marc Jacobs to Dolce & Gabanna. This dress is a perfect example of the trend’s bold confidence.
The Sixties have swung back into fashion favour… More details
The Sixties have swung back into fashion favour – get ahead of the curve with Office’s Mondrian-inspired flats.
Team Office’s modish white patent loafers with… More details
Team Office’s modish white patent loafers with a monochrome mini and an air of nonchalance à la Edie Sedgwick.
A fabulous chunky cocktail ring like… More details
A fabulous chunky cocktail ring like Swarovski’s is the ultimate trans-seasonal buy. This one looks ultra-luxe and is a touch modernist – big news for spring.
Foil-effect colour was all over the catwalks –… More details
Foil-effect colour was all over the catwalks – get ahead of the curve now with Topshop’s cutout cocktail dress. Made for dancing!
From Preen to Erdem, snakeskin’s exotic allure… More details
From Preen to Erdem, snakeskin’s exotic allure permeated the spring/ summer 2013 collections. Ted Baker’s pumps are therefore automatically on trend – but we’ve also fallen for the sculptural banana heel.
According to Pantone, green is the colour of the… More details
According to Pantone, green is the colour of the year. More specifically, mint, if the catwalks are anything to go by. Team this flattering Fifties-style dress with pin-sharp heels to avoid cutesy connotations.
Clean lines and a futuristic feel make Reiss’… More details
Clean lines and a futuristic feel make Reiss’ white clutch an ode to minimalism. Pair with razor-sharp tailoring for a slick eveningwear alternative.
Saint Laurent’s hazy, Seventies rock chick… More details
Saint Laurent’s hazy, Seventies rock chick collection meant that we’re looking to Stevie Nicks for wardrobe inspiration this summer. Essential? A wide-brimmed floppy hat.
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Combining both sheer and patchwork trends, J… More details
Combining both sheer and patchwork trends, J Brand’s graphic top looks fabulous with a fitted white pencil skirt.
Sharp tailoring and a monochrome palette will… More details
Sharp tailoring and a monochrome palette will always result in striking effect. It also happens to be one of spring’s most important trends.
French Connection’s slick minidress is a trend… More details
French Connection’s slick minidress is a trend trifecta – white (tick), minimal (tick), and also a subtle nod towards the Oriental trend with a slight kimono feel.
Softly tailored shirting is really not going… More details
Softly tailored shirting is really not going anywhere in terms of covetability. Joie’s snake-print version will inevitably become a really hard-working element in your wardrobe, perfect with both pencil skirts and denim.
A simplistic cut combined with a vibrant,… More details
A simplistic cut combined with a vibrant, feelgood colour is fashion gold. Opt for a completely unfussy look by teaming these DVF trousers with a blazer and sleek white heels.
Add exotic appeal to your look with Marks and… More details
Add exotic appeal to your look with Marks and Spencer’s Oriental print trousers. They have new-season optimism written all over them
Mango takes this season’s power stripes and… More details
Mango takes this season’s power stripes and injects them with even more energy by making them zig zag. The preppy sequin collar is an added bonus.
Think 2011’s colour-blocking trend but with… More details
Think 2011’s colour-blocking trend but with textures in place of shades. A modernist element also makes Mango’s graphic shift a judicious next-season buy.
Bold and totally party-ready, what’s not to… More details
Bold and totally party-ready, what’s not to love about H&M’s emerald sequin mini? Metallic AND in the colour of 2013, it’s the perfect trans-seasonal purchase.
White will always be on-trend for summer, but… More details
White will always be on-trend for summer, but this season it’s more about its potential incarnations. Crochet, cutwork, or embroidery – like this top from The Kooples.
Nineties grunge is back with a bang which means… More details
Nineties grunge is back with a bang which means plaid, dark florals and Nirvana’s Nevermind on repeat. Team Oasis’ tartan skirt with a denim shirt for a nod to Kurt ‘n’ Court.
We’ve fallen hard for the iridescent charms of… More details
We’ve fallen hard for the iridescent charms of the hologram trend. H&M’s trainers combine this with sports-luxe; two trends in one. A win-win if you ask us.
Zoe Karssen’s Boys T-shirt is a subtle way to… More details
Zoe Karssen’s Boys T-shirt is a subtle way to work the grunge trend. Alternatively, team it with low-slung skinny jeans and fringed boots for a Parisian cool-girl vibe.
Spring’s prison break stripes don’t come more… More details
Spring’s prison break stripes don’t come more arresting than the ones on House of Holland’s vibrant tube skirt. Work a street style angle and clash with a contrast print.
Spring’s catwalks were awash with… More details
Spring’s catwalks were awash with Chinoiserie-inspired outfits. A really wearable way to tap into the trend? Oriental-inspired earrings.
Cutout detailing at the waist is the new flesh to… More details
Cutout detailing at the waist is the new flesh to flash. It’s a subtle sex appeal that Zara’s LBD has in spades.
The architectural shape and bold blue shade of… More details
The architectural shape and bold blue shade of Zara’s courts will transform simple separates. The accessories maketh the outfit, you know.
Structured bags are the pinnacle of ladylike… More details
Structured bags are the pinnacle of ladylike polish – and they’re definitely here to stay for next season. Accessorize’s taupe style has a front pocket, too – one of those tiny details which marks you out as in the know.
Metallics and a graphic motif make Monsoon’s… More details
Metallics and a graphic motif make Monsoon’s sequined pencil skirt a winner in our book. Team it with a crisp white shirt in the office (yes, sequins in the office are allowed), or a silk vest for evening.
The coolest catwalk shows were championing the… More details
The coolest catwalk shows were championing the slogan sweatshirt; cheeky, witty and cult hits in the making. Urban Outfitters’ Fifties tattoo style has off-duty cool written all over it.
Gently sloping shoulders and cocoon shapes are… More details
Gently sloping shoulders and cocoon shapes are still going strong into spring, making Pied A Terre’s cobalt coat a winning buy. Layer it over cropped black trousers and a turtleneck for a runway-inspired look.
We love a purchase that is not only on-trend but… More details
We love a purchase that is not only on-trend but also somewhat perennial. Case in point, Dune’s elegant structured navy doctor’s bag, the epitome of ladylike appeal.
Power pieces don’t come more fabulous than… More details
Power pieces don’t come more fabulous than Coast’s gem-embellished bib necklace. We’d pair it with a grey marl sweatshirt and printed skirt.
Initial jumpers have been bubbling under for a… More details
Initial jumpers have been bubbling under for a few seasons now – a little bit preppy, a little bit sporty, they have the ability to make your oldest pair of jeans look cool and considered. Sold.
Mod is a huge story for spring – get ahead now… More details
Mod is a huge story for spring – get ahead now with Jaeger Boutique’s Sixties-style skirt. Be brave and team with little white boots.
There’s something Belle de Jour about Hobbs’… More details
There’s something Belle de Jour about Hobbs’ retro-style red shift dress. We recommend layering it over a black turtleneck and embracing spring’s Sixties mood wholeheartedly.
The power suit still holds sartorial weight for… More details
The power suit still holds sartorial weight for spring and Wallis’ bold red blazer is a very good starting point. Team with matching trousers, pin-point heels and an I-mean-business attitude.
Clean, bold and monochrome, John Lewis… More details
Clean, bold and monochrome, John Lewis Collection’s turtleneck knit has spring/ summer 2013 all sewn up. It also cleverly balances being a neutral, wear-with-everything staple with an element of interest.
A boxy, T-shirt-style top feels really fresh.… More details
A boxy, T-shirt-style top feels really fresh. Wear this Tara Jarmon one slightly oversized with a pair of immaculately tailored, ankle-length trousers.
Cobalt blue is one of those shades which… More details
Cobalt blue is one of those shades which consistently looks new and exciting. Combine that with Phillip Lim’s skillful tailoring and you have a pair of trousers that will see you well into next season and beyond.
Think Seventies rock-chic and team Acne’s… More details
Think Seventies rock-chic and team Acne’s diaphanous pussybow blouse with low-slung skinny black trousers and a wide-brim floppy hat.
Embodying the colour, zip and energy of the… More details
Embodying the colour, zip and energy of the Sixties, DVF’s coquettish houndstooth mini is a one-stop solution to spring’s modish trend.
Jewels like J Crew’s floral-style necklace are… More details
Jewels like J Crew’s floral-style necklace are a godsend for updating simple separates. Plus anything this sparkly will never fail to put a smile on our face.
There’s a movement towards more minimal… More details
There’s a movement towards more minimal footwear for spring - Coast’s navy sandals are an elegant example. Simple, pared-back and truly classic.
Wallis’ black tasseled necklace touches on the… More details
Wallis’ black tasseled necklace touches on the Indochine trend without the full commitment of bold prints and rich jewel tones.
A pair of snakeskin peep-toes are guaranteed to… More details
A pair of snakeskin peep-toes are guaranteed to add instant va-va voom to your look. Snake also happens to be spring’s animal print of choice. So much chicer than leopard, no?
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