If you knew you would find a jumper this fantastic - and then look this fantastic in it - you too would be persuaded to trawl through vintage shops, wouldn’t you? Good work, Natalie Joos, who runs her own casting agency and clearly has the style gene. For further evidence, see how she’s made her pin-tuck skirt look sort of overwhelmed - in a good way - by the jumper. Or how easily she pulls off that pair of (brilliantly) weird Pradas. With all the talk about whether you should clutch your bag or wear it 'cross-body', her hang-nonchalantly-at-my-side approach is quite the revelation.
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Last week in Paris, Karl Lagerfeld’s personal signature styling crept into his Chanel couture show. Fingerless gloves. In silver. You could improvise with tin foil and Pritt stick – or make your own Lagerfeld statement with this T-shirt. Wear with sunglasses and a pout.
£65, houseoffraser.co.uk
Photograph: Linda Nylind
The fashion desk likes a spot of sensible clothing, a category that this Jaeger skirt fits nicely. With its on-trend, slight A-line shape, this cotton/linen knee-length piece is ideal for a spot of spring daytime cavorting. Plus it is ageless, timeless and effortless - it should slot breezily into your existing wardrobe.
£150, jaeger.co.uk
Photograph: Linda Nylind
This Sonia by Sonia Rykiel tote is not going to win any awards for subtlety. But then if you’re bored of posh pastel minimalism - the look du jour - perhaps this is the ideal fashion two fingers. A lightweight fabric, it can be worn in loads of different ways, and will jazz up any proceedings.
£150, mywardrobe.com
Photograph: Linda Nylind
If you’re not a Lagerfeld kind of guy - see Join the Karl club - then maybe you’re a Warhol? This mariniere top from Petit Bateau, slung on with a leather jacket and Perspex glasses, could recreate the pop artist’s look in a flash.
£48, 020-7462 5770
Photograph: Linda Nylind
