When it comes to seasonal dressing, there are some stores that seem to have a particular period down. Zara, although excellent year-round, seems to outdo even itself in the summer months, with various It dresses lining its rails. Similarly, I always think ASOS gets warm-weather dressing so right. But of course, I'm not here to talk to you about summer clothes (spring, perhaps, but not summer). So allow me to turn your attention to the brands leading the style charge this winter: H&M, Mango and Monki.
TyLynn Nguyen wears an outfit from Mango.
As an editor, an integral part of my job description is to scout the new-in sections of, well, just about every fashion website you can think of to find the best pieces that have landed overnight. And below are the pieces I think you need to see from the three aforementioned stores.
From knitted dresses and duvet coats to expensive-looking boots and truly impressive knitwear, keep scrolling to see my favourite buys from strong winter collections at H&M, Mango and Monki.
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