Style

For most Brits knitwear is a winter wardrobe staple, however, its soft and cosy texture can mean it requires extra care to avoid bobbling or shrinking the garment.

This year the clean girl, minimalist aesthetic has continued to have its moment as many have come to adopt the elegant, less is more style. Characterised by simple, classic pieces, this aesthetic is timeless.

Whether you’re mingling with friends at the bar or showing off some moves on a dancefloor, your feet have a lot to take on during the festive season.

Style and jewellery experts at PRYA reveal the must-know trends that are destined to dominate the year ahead.

Slippers are a year-round item that every customer loves, and they never go out of style. Although slipper styles vary somewhat from season to season, they don’t stray far from a few staple basics every boutique should be sure to stock.  

Known for its lightweight and breathable qualities, linen offers a relaxed yet sophisticated look that is perfect for a variety of wedding styles. Here’s why you should consider a linen suit for your big day.

Backpacks have become a wardrobe staple for most men, allowing them to carry almost everything hands-free.

Bows are no longer reserved for Christmas presents as head of womenswear at M&S, Lisa Illis, explains.

For many, men’s cashmere sweaters deliver that perfect combination of comfort and style. If you value timeless fashion and luxury, invest in high-quality cashmere. 

A new colour has entered the chat: navy. From the catwalk to fashion columns, this unexpected neutral is being tipped as the “new black”.