Aiming to look chic on a shoestring budget? It is possible, we promise. There are many tricks of our trade that enable you to not spend a truckload of cash but still look en pointe and expensive. From selecting the right kind of pared-back sandals that look beyond their price-tag to timeless jewellery updates and more—we’ve covered the bases. You might even have a couple of pieces stashed in your wardrobe, you just haven’t realised how much chicer they’ll make an outfit. Keep scrolling for these inspiring outfit ideas, plus shop our favourite pieces…
Style Notes: It might not be exactly winter appropriate but if you’re planning ahead with your summer wardrobe then this is what you want to go for. For the cold weather version, opt for simple ankle boots with the minimalist separates. These look way more expensive that £79.Style Notes: When it’s cold, purple is a great colour to feel wintry. Not only that, when paired with neutrals it looks super expensive. A total win. Snap this up before it sells out. Style Notes: Shoulder draping isn’t anything new but go for a jacket or coat that comes in a check or a luxurious fabric and you’ll look pretty swish.This might be high street but it doesn’t look it. Style Notes: If there’s one thing we’ve learnt from French women about style it’s that to look chic you need to keep it simple. Don’t go oversized with this jumper, keep it fitted to give you a more expensive vibe. Style Notes: Hats can finish off an outfit, much like correctly-placed jewellery. Just remember to not overdo it with the other accessories. Ideal for keeping the winter wind off your face. Style Notes: Delicate jewellery always looks expensive. Don’t overstack this bangle and let it shine by itself. Style Notes: The trench coat is always, always a classic. And when you through it over the top of any outfit (even jeans and sneakers), you’ll look 100 times smarter. We’re all about this minimal trench from Gucci.
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