I'm 32—This Is the Summer Trend I'm Buying From M&S, Arket and H&M
In my experience, linen is one of those fabrics that gets a bad rap. My theory is that there are a lot of people who hate ironing (I mean, fair enough), and as a result, don't understand just how chic it can be. Other than its propensity to crease easily, I also think it's often associated with a kind of old-fashioned or dated hippie style, so people fear it might age them. I can see why: Flowing, shapeless outfits hardly make you feel streamlined and polished. But Wholesale Replica Bag linen items I've spotted on the high street couldn't be further from that.
Right now, in my expert opinion, there are three high street stores leading the way when it comes to linen: H&M, Arket and Marks Spencer. The good news is that each one has its own style. If you're looking for warm-weather-ready items that won't look out of place on a night out or on the beach, then H&M is where to go. But if you're after tailored items and co-ords then it's Arket you want to head to (the matching sets are a staple in my summer wardrobe). As for M&S, this is where you want to go for throw-on dresses and basics, and their pull-on linen trousers are also a sellout hit. So keep scrolling for the best affordable linen buys you'll find this spring and summer.
Shop the Linen Fashion Trend:
1. ARKET
2. H&M
3. MARKS SPENCER
For those who love a matching set.
There's something about this neckline that feels so premium.
I'm a big fan of the pairing of this blazer with the matching trousers.
This story was published at an earlier time and has since been updated.
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