I'm an Editor Who's Hard to Impress—9 Chic New Pieces That Get a "Yes" From Me

This is the perfect short-sleeve top to wear with floaty skirts and dresses—I'm wearing it to a Who What Wear event next week.

After seeing Margot Robbie carrying this bag in Ibiza, I needed to track it down for myself.

When it's too hot for standard jeans, these pull-on trousers are a great solution.

I ordered these for the same Who What Wear event that I'll be wearing the Zara waistcoat and they look so expensive.

The structured bodice will give your frame the most gorgeous shape.

I'll wear these with blue shirting and linen trousers.

I don't wear a lot of colour but this red set caught my eye for all the right reasons.

So pretty—imagine this with a chiffon shirt.

This minidress comes with a built in skort for extra coverage.

This shade of cornflower blue is very summer 2025. Wear it with tan footwear as black will probably look too heavy.

Every summer, a designer basket bag rises above others to become the most coveted of the season. Devoted fashion people, I give you Khaite's Olivia shoulder bag.

The prettiest little top that'll go with everything from jeans to capris, midi skirts to shorts. And no, that price isn't a typo.

I'm not usually a pink person but I saw these in store and immediately gravitated towards them. The shade is just so, so pretty.

Sticking at COS, I just know this bangle will make my outfits look 100% more expensive when I wear it.

Anything gingham I'm instinctively drawn to, but I'm yet to own it in a minidress guise. This style from summer favourite Faithfull the Brand, with its shirred bodice and flippy skirt, is very close to being bought, let me tell you.

These beaded sandals are occupying my thoughts right now.

Sleek and sophisticated—the perfect summer evening dress has arrived.

Yes, Rixo does great dresses, but the brands separates and co-ords are just as impressive. How cute is this short-and-blouse set?

I don't consider myself to be much of a pink person, but the delicate shade of this COS dress has converted me. The perfect throw-on option.

These look so much more expensive than they are. Plus, I find Next sandals are always one of the most comfortable options out there.

A chic top to wear with jeans and circle skirts (and the matching trousers, no less!).

I can't stop thinking about how chic these H&M tailored shorts are—just add a linen shirt and cuff bangle.

I love a basket bag but they aren't always the most practical option. This zip-up style negates this issue.

Wear this elegant pearl necklace with simple tees and vest tops to instantly elevate them.

I'm a sucker for a summer co-ord—this Faithfull set is at the top of my wish list.

I'm pregnant, so I'll be sizing up in these, but I know the wide-leg silhouette will make them especially comfy to wear regardless.

This blouse features the sort of detailing I usually attribute to vintage pieces. Simply stunning.

I know it's summer but, this is Britain, so a light layer never fails. This butter yellow throw-on from Reformation will look good with everything, from jeans to skirts to shorts.

I saw this dress in store at the weekend and it was love at first sight. The princess waistline coupled with the bubble hem is a combination I didn't know was lacking from my dress collection, but here we are.

White blouses are my weakness—I have this one on order already to wear with jeans.

Manu Atelier's bags are a firm fashion favourite and I suspect this new tote style will be no exception.

Clogs are set to be summer's biggest shoe trend and Clarks always deliver on pairs that are both chic and genuinely comfortable.

Australian brand Dissh is now stocked at Selfridges, which is great if you've been hesitant to order from it owing to the import fees. First on my wish list is this very elegant waistcoat.

Update everything from simple jeans outfits to full white cotton skirts with this very cute red cropped jacket.

Trust me when I say this bracelet will make everything you wear look more expensive.

Bermuda shorts will work with anything you'd usually pair a skirt with—try a roomy shirt tucked in, a leather belt and slingback kitten heels for starters.

The addition of the second layer underneath makes this skirt look high-end.

Pale yellow always looks so high end and is more versatile than you might think—I'll be wearing this with blue jeans and a brown jacket.

Speaking of brown, I would have believed you if you told me these Mango micro heels were designer.

A chic blazer is your fast track to looking chicer every day.

Mark my words—this will be one of 2025's biggest It bags.

An entire look I'd love to wear this spring.

Simple and nostalgically '90s, I'll wear this dress for evening with black court shoes and a tennis necklace, then with flat mules and a shirt layered over top for during the day.

This colour is nothing short of beautiful, plus it's from Róhe, so you know the quality will be exceptional.

I live in wide-leg trousers but, for spring, I'm investing in a pair of sleek capri pants.

I'll always have a soft spot for matching sets, no less because the time saved styling a look from scratch affords me more time in the mornings for a second cup of tea before my day starts.

I'm yet to invest in a suede blazer, so Arket's new addition makes for fortuitous timing.

Get it right and a cream handbag will elevate any outfit you own. This one will do just that.

I have a thing for capes, so you know this knitted number went straight into my basket.

I'm growing bored of my boots and looking for new shoes to add to my collection. This pair are it.

This hangs from the body so beautifully.

The best gingham dresses always sell out early in the season: I'm predicting a similar outcome for this Staud style.

A brand I've admired from afar for so long (especially its mutton-sleeve jackets).

Naturally, I want to treat myself to the matching set.

A gorgeous addition to any jewellery box.

Wear this with cream trousers and brown accessories for a rich-looking ensemble.

I would like to invest in a new designer bag this season, and this Prada option is a big contender.

A.Emery sandals are especially popular this summer and I can see why. Although the brand ticks off classic colours of black and tan, it's this burgundy pair that I can't stop thinking about.

Being a 32G, to say I find it hard to hunt down swimwear that makes me look and feel good simultaneously is an understatement. However, Away That Day's Cannes top combines decent support with incredibly chic design.

So little time, so many excellent dresses! This satin midi will work perfectly for more formal occasions such as weddings just as it will worn with flat sandals for dinner on the beach when on holiday.

Australian brand Dissh always peaks in popularity in the summer months, and its 2024 collection might just be the strongest I've ever seen from the label. Expect to see it everywhere this month onwards.

Anything from The Row is a luxury but this shirt, in its very elegant pink hue, feels extra special.