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I wear this Mango skirt nearly every day - so I've just bought it in another colour
I wear this Mango skirt nearly every day - so I've just bought it in another colour

Daily Mail​

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  • Lifestyle
  • Daily Mail​

I wear this Mango skirt nearly every day - so I've just bought it in another colour

A part of my job is to scroll the new-in sections to help inspire your wardrobe. Admittedly, this means I'm often tempted to add to my own wardrobe. But there are a few important shopping rules that I follow when I'm making a new purchase to avoid disappointment down the road. Top of the list? Don't buy something just because it's 'in fashion'. As a simple dresser, I'd rarely encourage buying into trends. Instead, I'd always suggest looking for timeless, well-made staples that will elevate your wardrobe. But I'm not immune to the trend cycle either and every now and again, when a micro-trend crops up that I see going the distance, I break my rule. Case in point for the poplin midi skirt. At the start of summer, I wouldn't have looked at it twice. But here I am, after a parade of influencers on Instagram showed me just how versatile the cotton skirt can be, and one thing is clear: the poplin midi skirt is here to stay. So, a few weeks ago, I pulled the trigger and bought the white flared cotton skirt (£45.99) from Mango. Mango Flared Cotton Skirt £45.99 Shop The A-line design is simple but super flattering, with an elastic waistband that is cleverly hidden. And thanks to the deep hem, which hits just right (for reference: I'm 5'8), the skirt looks far more expensive than its high street price tag. There's a matching cotton crop top (£25.99) for a total look, but it's not very office-appropriate. Luckily, I've got plenty of tops in my wardrobe that easily team with the white skirt, including a sleeveless linen knit, a white bandeau top and a navy peplum top. Mango Flared Cotton Skirt £45.99 Shop While the hardest-working pieces in my summer wardrobe remain my dresses, I have found myself reaching for this Mango skirt more than I thought I would, which is why I've decided to buy it in another colour. There is a red version, but I've gone for black (boring, I know) as it acts as a blank canvas for my chunky gold jewellery and raffia accessories to sit against.

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