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Here at Who What Wear UK, we firmly believe that you don’t need to part with serious cash to get your hands on that perfect mood-lifting look, and with both the high street and second-hand platforms offering up plenty of winning affordable pieces right now, giving your wardrobe a refresh has never been easier. Add to this the fact that countless fashion brands are starting to realise the power of a well-made staple (rather than just transient trends) and you’ve got yourself a pretty ideal shopping situation.
With this in mind, I’ve created an edit of some of the best affordable pieces to add to your capsule wardrobe now, including basics and seasonal staples that will work really hard for you, and are all under £100.
In the mix is some particularly good denim that I’ll be wearing on rotation, the Massimo Dutti flats that is destined to be a bestseller, and a perfect blazer from H&M that I just can’t stop thinking about. It’s time to start shopping…
This Arket jumper is everywhere right now, but that’s only because it’s really, really good. There are multiple shades on offer, but our favourite is this brown hue.
I just know this blazer will go with so many of my other capsule wardrobe classics.
No explanation needed!
The jeans to know about in 2024.
These are so cute!
Such a chic trench for such a great price.
A knitted dress will work hard for you year-round. Wear with sandals and sunnies in spring and knee-high boots and a maxi coat now.
The perfect layering piece.
The entire team loves H&M’s wide-leg trousers.
This slip skirt is so good, I’m planning on buying it in cream, black and navy.
I didn’t know I needed a chocolate-brown shoulder bag until now.
It wouldn’t be a 2024 capsule without a Parisian touch!
These earrings will instantly elevate any look.
This post was originally published at an earlier date and has since been updated.
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