Best on the high street. | Spring 2021

With lockdown in full swing I think we're all indulging in a little screen shopping, (like window shopping but with less coffee shop breaks), and although one of my New Years resolution is to stop Impulse buying I can still browse! Todays post is a list of my personal High Street favourites for the upcoming spring season from the New In Section of brands such as Arket, H&M and COS.  

You know the drill, click on the photo to shop!

H&M.

Slit Detail Leggings, £29.99.

These slit detail leggings are the perfect piece to wear when you want to be comfortable, but also stylish. Most of the trousers this style are a still material, but the Jersey material of these means they'll be as comfortable as your classic pair of leggings. 

Mint Green / Multicoloured Scarf. £9.99

This scarf is perfect with its spring colours, but still neutral enough to go with most outfits to keep you warm until Summer comes.

Lose Straight High Jeans, £24.99.

These jeans are the new version of the ripped Jeans I made a video about last year, and I think these will be a purchase as soon as we can get out and about again. The straight fit with slight distressing works perfectly with a plain tee or your favourite knit, and for £25 you cannot go wrong!

Arket.

Long Sleeve Cotton Tshirt, £25.

You can't go wrong with a plain tee, and this is the perfect slouchy, oversized fit I always look for. It comes in a off-white or black colour way and doesn't seem see through at all from the photos. The extra length in the sleeves also seems perfect for those who have extra long arms like I do. 

Asymmetric-neckline Alpaca Jumper. £79.

What isn't there to like about this jumper? The neckline is stunning, great for when the weather begins to get warmer and we don't need 3 scarves to keep warm, and the longer bell slit sleeves add some interest too. The colour is really great too, you can't go wrong with a neutral!

Seamless Yoga Tights. £35.

If you're anything like me you haven't got out of joggers and a sweatshirt all of lockdown, so these yoga pants are the perfect change going into the spring. I'm not sure I would be doing much yoga in them, but the choice of 6 colours would mean you look great doing so. 

COS.

Oversized Sweatshirt. £55.

This stood out to me immediately, its 2021's take on the huge tyedye trend last summer, and I'm loving it. A really cool sweatshirt to instantly seem as if you've made an effort for your daily walk.

Knotted Stap Mini Shopper. £29.

Everyone wants to be as sustainable as they can in 2021, and when the only time you can leave your house is to go grocery shopping why not look chic doing so? This shopper bag is a great reusable option to take with you when you need to nip to the shops this year.

(There's a larger version in brown & navy too!)

Oval Hoop Earrings. £17.

These earrings are the perfect way to add a new dimension to any outfit. The white shade is also different to your classic gold or silver hoops. The oval shape is also on trend as this shape has been seen in shops such as H&M, Mint Velvet and Love AJ. 

Shopbop.

Marissa Webb So Uptight Plunge Henley, £144.

I love the style of this jumper, with it being slightly cropped so the perfect fit to tuck into your favourite jeans. The lack of colour and 3/4 button down gives it individuality against all the other pullovers on the hughstreet too.

Anine Bing Sweatshirt. £123.

I love everything Anine Bing designs, and this sweatshirt is no different. Its a classic American sweatshirt with of course her logo too. The faded black colour means it will only look better with age too. 

Birkenstock Arizona Big Buckle Sandals, £110.

I included these in my 'Your 2021 Wishlist' post, as they are just so great. Of course Birkenstocks are not new, and the larger buckle on these really add a modernity to the classic style, not to mention the grey colour too. Once again these sandals only look better with age so definitely a forever piece in your wardrobe.

So there we have it! My favourite pics for spring 2021. Let me know which was your favourite or what you have on your radar for the season ahead.

Grace