THE SEASON OF THE TRENCH


No April wardrobe is complete without the favoured trench.


It is the UK’s most iconic piece for a reason - practical, timeless, and endlessly chic. This year, we’re seeing trenches in updated tones: stone, oatmeal, soft khaki, even pale pink.


Belt it. Let it move behind you. Wear it like armour. But make it poetic with the way you accessorise.


Left: Longline Trench Coat £89 www.marksandspencer.com


This longline trench coat from Sosandar is created for lasting elegance in your outerwear collection. It's cut to a regular fit with a classic double-breasted front featuring button fastening and a belt to define your waist.


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PASTELS, BUT MAKE THEM LUXE


Spring always invites colour back in, but this year it’s being done in a very sophisticated way.


Soft rose, powder blue, buttercream, pistachio, familiar shades that feel like the first blossoms after grey skies. Yet they aren’t childish pastels. They’re elevated, grown-up and romantic.


A blush cashmere sweater, a pale lilac scarf, or a buttery handbag is enough to lift an entire outfit without shouting. Luxury is often a whisper.


Right: Cashmere Cropped Sweater £120 www.purecollection.com


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