Fashion

Who What Wear launched its second collection—featuring bright colours, on-trend prints and enviably cool silhouettes—on Zalando this month. The range is filled with versatile pieces that will see you through summer, from statement-making puff-sleeve tops to polka-dot midi dresses and silky slip skirts.  While two of our editors (myself included) have already had the chance to take the collection of dresses for a spin, we’ve now turned our attention to a few fashionable influencers in order to see how they are choosing to style the range. From London-based Eni Ilori to Scandi influencer Karoline Dall and Berlin native Anna Winter, below we have three influencers with unique aesthetics, and as you’ll see, they’ve all styled the collection ...

My absolute summer essentials would have to include an investment white T-shirt, one that I adore and can wear year after year. A white oversize linen shirt is also on my list, and of course, a well-fitting pair of white trousers, which can be taken into autumn and winter as well. When it comes to dressing for summer, I always go for laidback pieces in ice cream tones, so anything fitting that bill will win me over. Gap is always great for creating those simple, minimal looks. You’re guaranteed to find what you’re looking for there when it comes to basics. As you can probably predict, my favourite pieces from the summer collection would have to include its white linen shirt (I’m wearing a size large) and cream crop trouser. I mostly love how its pieces always work around a neutral colour p...

As I’m now slowly venturing out into London again, I’m building up my collection of face masks so that I have one readily available in all of my handbags. This is an important item for practical purposes. I’m certainly not suggesting it is purely a fashion statement, but nevertheless, I’m finding myself drawn to the leopard- and floral-printed varieties that are now available. Numerous designers and high-street brands have branched out into face masks, so you can now buy a printed Rixo or O Pioneers mask to match your midi dresses. Gap and Mango have plenty of reusable face masks, in gingham, polka-dot and animal prints. While if you want to support smaller British designers or independent brands during this time, the British Fashion Council has teamed up with Bags ...

Sometimes celebrity endorsements can be a turn-off. And I get it—just because a “famous person” likes something, doesn’t mean you should too. Usually, I’d be right there along with you, as ultimately you should like what you like, regardless of what someone in the public eye is doing. However, I will concede that when it comes to sustainable fashion, I’m all for a bit of an A-list boost. Two women who have been at the forefront of promoting ethical fashion are Meghan Markle and Emma Watson. While we know they love to wear sustainable fashion brands such as Veja, they’re both also fans of wearing sustainable jewellery, such as from Bar Jewellery and Pippa Small. I’m not surprised then that global fashion search platform Lyst revealed ...

Ahh, the humble white shirt. It’s been a wardrobe staple of generations. Though while some might consider the item plain or dare I say, boring, this summer influencers are proving the button-down has regained credibility as a fashion-conscious go-to. Whether paired with denim, linen or (my personal favourite) swimwear, the white shirt is a versatile, wear-anywhere staple that will seamlessly see you through summer.  Given the minimalist aesthetic is currently a reigning fashion favourite, it’s little wonder the white shirt is having a moment, with many minimalist influencers finding new ways to champion the item. Sylvie Mus is pairing it alongside swimwear and statement jewellery, while Lorna of Symphony of Silk is creating tonal all-white looks featuring wh...