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1 day ago | 
graziadaily.co.uk | Emma Richardson
There’s something to be said about the undeniable power of a co-ord. What appears to be a simple matching set quickly reveals itself as one of the most versatile pieces in your wardrobe, capable of taking you from laid-back errands to sun-soaked alfresco dinners with just a change of shoes. It’s the unsung hero of effortless dressing, and Damson Madder’s gingham iteration is no exception, blending wearability with charm in a way the British-born brand has mastered since its founding in 2020.
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1 week ago | 
graziadaily.co.uk | Emma Richardson
Kate Middleton’s love for khaki outerwear shows no signs of fading - and this bomber jacket is a perfect example. Now that we’re in the thick of spring, a lightweight spring jacket is essential for navigating unpredictable April temperatures - just ask Kate Middleton.
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1 week ago | 
graziadaily.co.uk | Emma Richardson
No spring/summer wardrobe is complete without the perfect striped shirt. What do Sienna Miller, Meghan Markle, and practically all fashion insiders all have in common? A serious appreciation for the timeless striped shirt. The preppy wardrobe staple might not be new, but it remains a non-negotiable capsule piece, whatever the season.
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1 week ago | 
graziadaily.co.uk | Emma Richardson
Once the weather turns balmy, my outfit rotation revolves around a steady cycle of midi and maxi skirts. Why? Because staying stylish and cool is non-negotiable - especially when my morning commute involves squeezing into a stifling tube carriage and doing everything possible to arrive at the office looking fresh, not flustered.
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2 weeks ago | 
graziadaily.co.uk | Emma Richardson
When it comes to my summer wardrobe rotation, a linen set is a non-negotiable. Incredibly comfortable and chic, the warm-weather staple works overtime once the temperatures rise, making it endlessly easy to put together stylish outfits with minimal effort - an added bonus in my book. For the past few years, one high street linen set has stood out from the crowd, and you won't be surprised to hear it's from Zara.
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2 weeks ago | 
graziadaily.co.uk | Emma Richardson
Worn by Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz, Princess Diana, and the typical all-American '60s woman, gingham become practically synonymous with the spring and summer seasons, cementing itself as a warm weather wardrobe must-have. Fast forward to 2025 the plaid pattern continues to reign supreme (we've already waxed lyrical about our favourite gingham dresses), and there's one gingham staple in particular that has captured the fashion pack’s attention: the Uniqlo Seersucker Easy Trousers.
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3 weeks ago | 
graziadaily.co.uk | Emma Richardson
Strapless Dress With Puffed HemsMango, Strapless JumpsuitMango, Seamless Linen Suit JacketMango, Floral Print DressMango, Dress With Puffed HemMango, Frayed Mini DressMango, Draped Top With Open BackMango, Semi Transparent BraMango, Bermuda ShortsMango, Linen Skirt With BowsMango is on of those high street retailers that just gets it.
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3 weeks ago | 
graziadaily.co.uk | Emma Richardson
Uniqlo, Tiered Skirt - WhiteUniqlo, Tiered Skirt - YellowUniqlo, Tiered Skirt - BlackUniqlo, Tiered Skirt - BlueCalling Uniqlo one of the best high street fashion brands would be an understatement. From its endless designer collabs to its countless sell-out pieces (our latest favourite being the barrel-leg trouser) the retailer has mastered the art of designing capsule wardrobe essentials that seamlessly blend comfort, quality, and style - all at prices that won’t break the bank.
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3 weeks ago | 
graziadaily.co.uk | Emma Richardson
Now that temperatures are creeping into the late teens, you can expect Damson Madder dresses to once again take centre stage in the spring/summer fashion conversation. Known for its playful signature prints (including the leopard print jeans that dominated the fashion set in 2024) and its love of bows, the British-born brand has cemented itself as the go-to for quirky yet stylish wardrobe staples—especially when it comes to the best dresses.
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3 weeks ago | 
graziadaily.co.uk | Emma Richardson
Unless you've been living under some kind of sartorial rock, you've probably noticed that as of late, cow print has practically taken over the fashion discourse. Its popularity was cemented during Copenhagen Fashion Week, and since then, it has dominated the high street, appearing on jackets, trainers (how can we forget the sell-out cow print Adidas Sambas), as well as bags and other accessories.
