A curated list of fashion and lifestyle items for the new season, featuring tailored blazers, footwear, travel accessories, and beauty products.
Key facts
- •The John Lewis herringbone blazer features peak lapels and an internal structure for a tailored fit.
- •Antler compression cubes use a dual-zip system to reduce the space clothes occupy by at least half.
- •The Wonderskin lip stain is applied as a metallic navy liquid and wiped off to reveal a lasting pigment.
- •The July tote bag includes a removable laptop sleeve and a D-ring top closure.
- •Rise & Fall sources cashmere and organic cotton directly from manufacturers to reduce retail mark-ups.
Fashion editor Jess Cartner-Morley has released a selection of style essentials for the new season. The list includes a variety of items ranging from tailored blazers and comfortable footwear to travel gear and beauty products, all chosen for their utility and design.
By the numbers
Apparel and Footwear
The selection includes a herringbone blazer from John Lewis priced at £129, noted for its internal structure and tailored fit. For footwear, Zara offers a pair of shoes priced at £35.99 that feature a jazz-shoe silhouette. Other clothing items include a T-shirt with shoulder pads from Molly-Mae’s brand Maebe for £45, a textured shirt dress from Me+Em for £295, and a black top from Sézane priced at £85.
Travel and Accessories
For travel, the list highlights compression cubes from Antler priced at £44, which are designed to reduce clothing volume. A tote bag from July, priced at £185, is noted for its organizational features, including a laptop sleeve and luggage handle pass-through. Additionally, a micro-bandana from the British brand Rise & Fall is available for £45.
Beauty and Grooming
The beauty recommendations feature a lip stain from Wonderskin, priced at £18, which is designed to provide long-lasting color. For hair care, a spray from Gielly Green, priced at £32, is recommended for use on damp hair before blow-drying.
Advertisement
This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by The Guardian Fashion.
