H&M's Premium Selection. NET-A-PORTER's wardrobe essentials. Take a look and it's easy to find plenty of minimalist edits on the market at the moment. Whether it's a high-street take on runway or designer collections that focus on stripped-back simplicity, luxe minimalism is no longer a "trend", it's a way of life. And unlike the much discussed "quiet luxury" aesthetic, these pieces often fly deliberately under the radar. After all, the idea is a capsule edit of mix and match pieces so discreet that they become an intrinsic part of your everyday uniform. Fans of The Row, Toteme, and Phoebe Philo's Céline will know this look all too well—functional, yet fashionable clothes are the fashion insiders calling card, and now it's made its way onto the high street too, you can shop the look without having to empty your bank account. Every effortless dresser's dream.
So, how exactly does one tap into the look? It's all about premium quality fabrics, considered cuts, and a timeless colour palette that will still look as good in ten years time as it does now. So, if your wardrobe already comprises boxy blazers, tailored trousers, and sleek accessories, or you're just aiming to refresh your look for summer 2025, keep scrolling to see the pieces that I'm confident have the look down to a perfect white tee, and they're all from industry giants Massimo Dutti, MyTheresa and COS.
New in Massimo Dutti:
The perfect transitional blazer.
Such a chic addition to your summer looks.
Deisgner-coded, for a fraction of the price.
A dress for every occasion.
Throw this over everything from swimwear to linen trousers.
Like flip flops but with more support. Win.
So effortless.
I didn't know I needed some skirt-trousers until now.
You'll never regret having a great pair of sunnies in your arsenal.
Swap your gold chains out for a cord necklace for an instant update this summer.
New in MyTheresa:
Toteme never miss the mark!
All my favourite sandals come from A.Emery.
South of France is calling.
The perfect finishing touch.
I also love the matching shorts.
The Row's 'affordable' (compared to the Margaux) '90s shoulder bag used to be impossible to get hold of, now they've brought it back and fashion people are going wild for it again.
These are destined to be a street style favourite.
Simply stunning.
Sexy but still polished.
Toteme's heavenly new tote.
New in COS
I've tried this on and can confirm it's reeeally good in real life.
You can never have too many baskets IMO.
I love the subtle peplum.
COS sunglasses have always been good enough to rival designer.
Bubble hems are back, people.
You'll never regret a pair of COS trousers.
My most stylish friends are all wearing jellies right now.
You'd be forgiven for thinking these were designer.
The neckline detail is so good.
I'll be piling the bangles on this summer.
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