M&S has firmly placed itself as a giant in British fashion. Thanks to womenswear direction from Maddy Evans, the stalwart has curated an unrivaled offering of affordable and trend-led clothing – and recent collaborations with Bella Freud and 16Arlington have only cemented its sartorial influence.
Once synonymous with underwear or workwear, the retailer now competes with the likes of Zara, Cos and Mango for stylish staples that instantly go viral. From technical jackets and woven leather co-ords to waisted blazers, wide leg trousers and detailed shirts, its new-in collection takes catwalk influences and makes them wearable day to day.
