Steep vs Cheap

Steep vs Cheap: Erdem Margot dress

Steep vs Cheap: Erdem Margot dress

Erdem had us lusting after lace when he sent lashings of pretty frocks in bright florals and delicate white dresses down the runway for spring. read more »

 

Steep vs Cheap: sleeveless trench dress

Steep vs Cheap: sleeveless trench dress

We love it when classics pieces are reworked to fit our working wardrobes. With summer (supposedly) looming, and the office style woes that accompany sunnier climes, we’re coveting the trench dress: a wardrobe essential, perfect for bringing...

 

Steep vs Cheap: Cat eye sunglasses

Steep vs Cheap: Cat eye sunglasses

This season, Prada made for fruity fashion playtime with monkey business on skirts and Fifties-inspired, cat eye swirly sunglasses. Dior did much the same, teaming cat eye frames with Lolita fringes and eclectic prints. And with the summer sun...

 

Steep vs Cheap: Elizabeth and James Bogart trench

Steep vs Cheap: Elizabeth and James Bogart trench

Continuing our affinity with all things midnight-blue, we’ve moved on from the leather satchel to wax lyrical about spring’s coolest cover up: the trench coat. This staple piece combines effortless style with the comfort of keeping snug...

 

Steep vs Cheap: White Espadrille Wedges

Steep vs Cheap: White Espadrille Wedges

Wedges are back with a vengeance. Far removed from the idea of being unflattering and clumpy, the wedge heel has been renovated in delicious hues and textures, and they’re set to take over the throne of foot couture this season. We’re...

 

Steep vs Cheap: Blue Leather Satchel

Steep vs Cheap: Blue Leather Satchel

Tired of tan? Although undeniably chic, it holds true that Mulberry’s best-selling Alexa in tan was a record breaker, but it’s probably been purchased by three quarters of the fashion population. So, for the fashion doyenne’s we are,...

 

Steep vs Cheap: Wide-leg trouser

Steep vs Cheap: Wide-leg trouser

The angelic brilliance of crisp whites and linen creams embraced this season’s catwalks as ambitiously as their colour block counterparts, and there’s only one way we want to wear them. The new black in fashion editors’ wardrobes...