Putting this together has been a joy. I love a bargain. I love a styling trick that makes old clothes feel new. I love finding something that looks expensive but isn’t. And I delight in sharing those finds with other style lovers.
Almost everything is under £100. Now, £100 is a lot of money. But the point of this list is not to give you the cheapest possible option in any category because a list of shoddily constructed, unethically produced buys is no good to anyone. Clothes that sag and break aren’t just a false economy – they add landfill to the planet and hassle to your life. Instead, I’ve tried to bring you an honest list of ways to look better at a reasonable price point – just in time for autumn.
