I Just Styled M&S’s Expensive-Looking Slip Skirt 4 Ways |Best Knockoff Luxury Clothing

last updated 2 November 2023

It feels as though overnight winter arrived, bringing with it those dreaded cold mornings. The kind of mornings where standing in front of your wardrobe figuring out an outfit is out of the question. At this time of year, I like the set out easy outfit guides, so I can hop out of bed, quickly dress and get on with caffeinating for the day ahead. When considering easy outfit builds, the simplest way to start is with capsule wardrobe pieces. Those versatile items that can be styled and restyled for various outfits, offering up easy solutions for dressing. One item I find myself relying on more than most is the humble slip skirt.

Recently, I hit the high street to explore the trending colours of the season, and naturally found myself in M&S. In testing out trending chocolate brown, I stumbled across a fluid, comfortable and luxe-looking satin slip skirt. From the fabric to the cut, as soon as I saw it I knew it was a winning piece, with plenty of outfit ideas already springing to mind, I figured I'd share with you how versatile the style is.

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The elegant satin adds immediate elevation, whether pair with a simple t-shirt, or levelling up to your favourite going out top. Though I tested the chocolate brown hue (and fell in love with it) there's no denying the universal appeal of classic black. Whether you're heading out for a coffee date, commuting to the office or enjoying a dinner out, here's 4 ways to style Marks Spencer's slip skirt for the autumn/winter season.

1. STRIPED JUMER + WOOL COAT + BOOTS

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For weekend plans when ease and style need to balance, opt for a classic flat boot and chunky striped knit.

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Recycled Blend Striped Roll Neck Jumper

Classic stripes are another capsule wardrobe hero.

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Tailored Single Breasted Coat

Coat season is officially upon us.

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Satin Midaxi Slip Skirt

The skirt in question.

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Leather Shoulder Bag

The lock makes this look so expensive.

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Waterproof Twist Hoops

Gold hoops are part of my daily uniform.

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Leather Platform Chelsea Ankle Boots

Comfortable yet chic.

2. TWEED JACKET + CLASSIC TEE + HEELED BOOTS

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Easy, elegant and workwear ready.

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Tweed Checked Collarless Short Jacket

Tap into the old money trend.

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Cotton Rich Crew Neck T-Shirt

So many outfits start with a simple white tee.

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Suede Stiletto Heel Pointed Ankle Boots

Add a contrasting texture with these elegant suede boots.

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Faux Leather Top Handle Tote Bag

Complete the look with this timeless structured bag.

3. CARDIGAN + BOOTS + FOREVER BAG

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When smart casual is called for, look to cosy knits and elevated boot heels.

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Recycled Blend V-Neck Button Front Cardigan

I have a feeling this won't stick around for long.

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Leather Kitten Heel Chisel Toe Ankle Boots

The point toe is so chic.

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Faux Leather Forearm Bag

Thought this was designer? I don't blame you.

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Silver Dome Hoop Earrings

Dome style earrings are still going strong.

4. ELEGANT TOP + SMART COAT + HEELS

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Dinner dates just got chicer with this easy outfit formula.

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Double Breasted Longline Coat With Wool

If you told me this was double the price, I'd believe you.

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Jersey Draped Fitted Top

Elevate your slip for evening with an elegant draped top.

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Wide Fit Metallic Kitten Heel Mules

Silver is a key trend this season.

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Florrie embarked on her fashion journey whilst studying in Aix-en-Provence, she began to write her dissertation on the history of fashion and landed her first role at Harper’s Bazaar. Following this, she interned for various publications including Elle, Grazia and Marie Claire before joining the fashion team at Conde Nast Traveller. There, she contributed to international photoshoots, styled pages and covers, and produced engaging digital content. Over eight years of fashion industry experience, Florrie has honed her skills from styling e-commerce photoshoots to personal shopping. Florrie first joinedBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing UK as a freelancer before becoming the Commerce Writer. Now, as the Shopping Editor, she monitors current trends, new-in styles, wardrobe heroes and how best to style them.