The high street fashion finds inspired by this season's runway trends: from polo shirts at Miu Miu to floaty dresses at Chloé
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CHANEL
Quilting, bouclé and classic tailoring are key – and two-tone pumps, of course
George Jacket
£28 Shop
Hobbs blouse
£99 Shop
Whistles skirt
£99 Shop
Orelia necklace
£30 Shop
Geox shoes
£119 Shop
Joules cardigan
£55 Shop
Next bag
£30 Shop
SIMONE ROCHA
Take pretty pops of pink, add a little sparkle and finish with satin accessories
& Other Stories dress
£145 Shop
Oliver Bonas earrings
£22 Shop
Karen Millen jeans
Massimo Dutti trench
£169 Shop
Isla de Gar bag
£125 Shop
MIU MIU
Get preppy with polo shirts, suedette skirts and bowling bags. Long socks, optional
F&F jacket
£35 Shop
Aligne jumper
£119 Shop
Mango top
£59.99 Shop
M&S skirt
£45 Shop
Primark bag
£20 Shop
Nobody's Child sunglasses
£69 Shop
CHLOÉ
Opt for floaty dresses and fringing for elevated boho chic
Tu dress
£35 Shop
White Stuff jeans
£65 Shop
Even & Odd bag
£24.99 Shop
Dune sandals
£99 Shop
Hobbs belt
£69 Shop
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