From Adidas’s Shorts To Hunza G’s Linen Shirt, Here Are The New Arrivals We’re Loving

I would love to say that it’s time to dig out your high-summer staples, but the British weather is saying otherwise. So in the meantime, we will make do with versatile transitional pieces, such as Cos’s lightweight, linen-blend hoodie, which will pair nicely with this season’s longline shorts. Mango’s raw-edge denim skirt is also useful for tricky temperatures, and has just the right hint of Y2K appeal.

Everyone’s favourite Loewe Squeeze bag now comes in a chic shade of cream, and is sure to become the most hard-working piece in your accessory arsenal. I’m also eyeing Vogue Collection’s latest drop, which is full of preppy separates that will carry you through the season. At the top of our list? The navy and green striped sweatshirt.

This week, we saw a number of lust-worthy collaborations enter the chat. Firstly, for sporty fashion fans, there’s Aries X Umbro, which includes a football jersey in post-box red – just in time for the Euros. Issey Miyake has also joined forces with New Balance to create a suitably minimalist sneaker drop, but be warned, they have been created in a limited run. Run don’t walk.

The Noughties maxi is having a moment this season, and Damson Madder’s Rina gingham skirt is ticking all the boxes. Elsewhere, we have M&S X Sienna Miller, which launched this week and features the perfect buckled belt. Bring on a boho summer.

Coperni has joined forces with sports connoisseurs, Puma, to create a tempting capsule of performance-wear staples, which includes a punchy colour-pop tee. Speaking of sporty pieces, we’re also seeing the humble flip-flop enter the chat for summer 2024, and of course The Row has delivered the ultimate pair in tan leather.

Everyone in London is wearing white tiered skirts right now, and Free People’s asymmetric Shipwreck mini is one of the best we’ve seen. We recommend styling with a sporty sneaker, tank top and workwear jacket for breezy summer evenings. Glastonbury-goers take note.

Multiple members of team Vogue now own, and wax lyrical about, Peachy Den’s cult Deba skirt – and we can certainly see why. With its dropped waistline and calf-grazing length, you can wear it with the matching top or mix and match with everything from T-shirts to hoodies this summer. Meanwhile, underwear specialist Fruity Booty now offers ready-to-wear, with the mother of pearl tank top right at the top of our wish list.

When it comes to swimwear, we’re harking back to the ’90s this year with Mango’s animal-print one-piece. Style with denim cut-offs and oval sunnies for a very Princess Di vibe. Rixo has also hit the summer brief this week with its collaboration with Ciao Lucia. At the top of our list? The Neroni dress, which features 2024’s coveted drop waistline and simple delicate straps. Sign us up.

Navy Grey has long been an editor go-to for knitwear, but for summer 2024 the brand has dropped a new line of sportier sweatshirts and hoodies – the relaxed-fit sweatshirt in grey is sure to become a wardrobe workhorse, perfect for any time of year. Sneakerheads, meanwhile, need to get their hands on a pair of Asics X Studio Nicholson trainers. Run don’t walk.

If linen fabrics and colour-pop stripes are the last thing you want to reach for when the mercury rises, we recommend experimenting with summer’s gothic mood. See: Junya Watanabe’s dramatic tiered skirt, which will look the part with Weekday’s draped tank top and Alaïa’s perforated half-moon bag. Finish the look with Fitflop’s comfy-yet-cool clogs.

Those who take the merest glimpse of sun as an opportunity to don their shorts and swimsuits will enjoy the plethora of crochet pieces on offer this season. Mango’s beige knitted trousers and Free People’s raffia tote will inject your looks with much-needed “off-duty in Ibiza” vibes. Elsewhere, we have Aussie brand Bond-Eye, that has delivered the cutest powder-blue swimsuit rendered in floral-printed jacquard. So very ’90s spring break.