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There’s a misconception that you can’t find classic wardrobe items on the high street. That the pieces are too trend-led, whose appeal will fade when new sartorial movements come into play. However, we’re here to prove otherwise, and we have the evidence to back it up. All of our favourite high street brands are known for getting specific things right, be they an entire product category, such as ASOS’s knitted co-ords, or a particular item, for example, & Other Stories’s wool-blend blazer or Dune’s cult Loupe sandals. As such, we’ve rounded up all the expensive-looking pieces that fit this citation to bring you the best high street classic items to spend your money on. The perfect capsule is but a scroll away. You Deserve to Make Mone...

There’s a misconception that you can’t find classic wardrobe items on the high street. That the pieces are too trend-led, whose appeal will fade when new sartorial movements come into play. However, we’re here to prove otherwise, and we have the evidence to back it up. All of our favourite high street brands are known for getting specific things right, be they an entire product category, such as ASOS’s knitted co-ords, or a particular item, for example, & Other Stories’s wool-blend blazer or Dune’s cult Loupe sandals. As such, we’ve rounded up all the expensive-looking pieces that fit this citation to bring you the best high street classic items to spend your money on. The perfect capsule is but a scroll away. You Deserve to Make Mone...

We check new-in sections daily and can confirm that the three brands leading the spring style charge are COS, Monki, and & Other Stories. While each has own springtime aesthetics (COS is dependably minimal, Monki stays on the chic side of preppy, and & Other Stories keeps rolling out It buys), they’re all equally impressive. Featuring everything from trend-led bradigan sets and coloured leather to sartorial staples like Breton stripes and trench coats, scroll below to see the best pieces from each brand’s spring collections, and shop any pieces missing from your existing wardrobe.  You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, c...

While I am definitely a winter dresser at heart, there comes a certain point every February when I become beyond bored of wearing jumpers every day. I miss my light jackets and my blouses, my loafers and my midi dresses, and would love to be able to go for a walk without having to cover up every inch of exposed skin. Well, if the weather reports are anything to go by, this week is finally seeing temperatures tentatively creep above 10 degrees, which in my books means it’s officially time to bring out the spring styling. Luckily, Arket is ready, waiting, and armed with the ultimate new season capsule. You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat a...

At Who What Wear, we know just how much you, our readers, love to hear about the latest and greatest trends, easy styling solutions, and the best of the best on the high street. That’s why we’ve partnered with Gap, one of our go-to destinations for timeless style, to bring you The Fashion Forecast—a series dedicated to solving your everyday styling needs and wants as well as getting a grip on emerging trends with the help of some of the coolest influencers around. Here, the effortlessly chic Liv Blankson shares her tips and tricks for dressing like a true Londoner this fashion month and beyond. As February kicks off and another fashion month gets under way, I always like to take a moment to reflect on the fresh trends I want to incorporate into my wardrobe for spring. The shows will be hos...

Back in January H&M announced its latest designer collaboration, and it was everything we could have wished for: Simone Rocha. Cannot compute! When January felt like it couldn’t be more bleak, along came a piece of shopping news that soothed the soul, saved our wardrobes and gave every fashion-lover something to look forward to. Well, the brand has just dropped all the lookbook imagery from the upcoming collab, and it’s as good as we’d hoped. As is tradition with all of H&M‘s legendary designer collaborations, this collection was shrouded in secrecy, but the sneak peak we are receiving today, ahead of the line (which drops on March 11—diarise now!) is enough to keep us going. It looks like all of the beloved Irish designer’s si...

Back in January H&M announced its latest designer collaboration, and it was everything we could have wished for: Simone Rocha. Cannot compute! When January felt like it couldn’t be more bleak, along came a piece of shopping news that soothed the soul, saved our wardrobes and gave every fashion-lover something to look forward to. Well, the brand has just dropped all the lookbook imagery from the upcoming collab, and it’s as good as we’d hoped. As is tradition with all of H&M‘s legendary designer collaborations, this collection was shrouded in secrecy, but the sneak peak we are receiving today, ahead of the line (which drops on March 11—diarise now!) is enough to keep us going. It looks like all of the beloved Irish designer’s si...

If optimistic dressing wasn’t a thing before 2020, it certainly is now. Picking joyful, timeless pieces for our spring wardrobes will go some way towards making us feel good in what we wear, and that’s often half the battle when taking on the day. But it will also energise us for the year to come, an idea that designers clearly clung to when they were working on their recent SS21 collections. As a result, feel-good prints and bold colours were seen all over the catwalks, whether that meant hot pink feathers at Halpern, or starfish-print dresses at Versace.  Luckily this positive approach has also been adopted by some of our favourite affordable brands, making it even easier to incorporate into our everyday wardrobes. Next’s new Label/Mix collection is a case in point. Since ...

If optimistic dressing wasn’t a thing before 2020, it certainly is now. Picking joyful, timeless pieces for our spring wardrobes will go some way towards making us feel good in what we wear, and that’s often half the battle when taking on the day. But it will also energise us for the year to come, an idea that designers clearly clung to when they were working on their recent SS21 collections. As a result, feel-good prints and bold colours were seen all over the catwalks, whether that meant hot pink feathers at Halpern, or starfish-print dresses at Versace.  Luckily this positive approach has also been adopted by some of our favourite affordable brands, making it even easier to incorporate into our everyday wardrobes. Next’s new Label/Mix collection is a case in point. Since ...

If you’re as big of a Zara fan as I am, you know that in order to score the best products from the retailer, you better be stalking the new arrivals section like there’s no tomorrow. Zara products have a tendency to sell out at the speed of light, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t worth fighting for. Since I know you probably have better things to do besides awaiting the new arrivals to drop on the Zara website, I decided to do you a favour and stalk the site for the best new pieces myself.  Ahead, you will see the 30 new Zara items I am deeming the cream of the crop. Naturally, I am predicting the shopping selection ahead won’t be in stock for long, so if you’ve been itching to do a little retail therapy, now’s your chance. Get ready to ...

If you’re as big of a Zara fan as I am, you know that in order to score the best products from the retailer, you better be stalking the new arrivals section like there’s no tomorrow. Zara products have a tendency to sell out at the speed of light, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t worth fighting for. Since I know you probably have better things to do besides awaiting the new arrivals to drop on the Zara website, I decided to do you a favour and stalk the site for the best new pieces myself.  Ahead, you will see the 30 new Zara items I am deeming the cream of the crop. Naturally, I am predicting the shopping selection ahead won’t be in stock for long, so if you’ve been itching to do a little retail therapy, now’s your chance. Get ready to ...

After months of grey British days that predominantly involved practical layers, comfy trackies, and that all-important puffer coat, it’s finally time to start looking ahead and thinking about spring clothes. We can be certain that less bundled-up moments are on their way and with them, inevitably, a refreshed approach to our wardrobes. With our calendars resetting, this time of year always seems to bring about a sense of renewal. This usually presents itself in the world of fashion as spring cleans and wardrobe sort outs (vacuum-packing has become a hobby of mine) as the new collections hit the stores and we start making space for a fresh palette of joyful colours and dresses. Working at Who What Wear, it’s our job to scroll through these new drops, from designer to high street, and bring ...