As an editor at Who What Wear, I typically spend a lot of time looking at new-in products, so I thought it would be handy to have this regularly-updated article where I’m able share with you the very best pieces I come across, and the shopping picks I’m personally adding to my wish list.
This week it’s all about elevated winter basics, peppered with some key partywear buys to see you through December and beyond. The new-in sections are now overflowing with coats, knits and boots, and I’m currently scouting out the styles that will add the most value to my wardrobe. After searching for the perfect low-heeled, knee-high boot for what felt like an age, Reformation’s Remy style appeared like a mirage—except they’re very real (and buttery soft). And while I’ve been ogling designer camel coats lately, I couldn’t help but pick Mango’s handmade version as a really expensive-looking but more affordable option to show you.
Of course, there’s a hint of sparkle as well (’tis the season, after all), but rather than pushing sequin buys you’ll probably get bored of come January 1st, may I suggest Saloni’s more understated velvet dress which can also be worn for birthdays, winter weddings and cocktail events throughout the year. Otherwise, if you’re like me and consider ‘jeans and a nice-top’ dressed up, then Gucci’s crystal slingbacks make the smartest investment. They’ll turn any simple everyday look into a fashion person’s going-out outfit with a click of the heels.
So whether you’re looking to buy, browse for inspiration or just discover something new, keep scrolling for pieces from the high street and designer labels that I love and think are worth investing in.
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