My Friend Just Asked Me for My M&S Wish List—These 9 Expensive-Looking Pieces Caught My Eye
I stumbled into M&S this weekend and was drawn to these nine expensive-looking pieces. Scroll to discover them.
When it comes to shopping the high street, let's be honest: not all stores are created equal. For those of us with fashion week trends wired into our brains, Zara is ideal, as it's filled with runway-ready pieces and It items. Then you’ve got COS, a minimalist's dream whose high-quality and clean lines are quietly chic. But my personal favourite has to be Marks and Spencer.
For me, M&S is the sweet spot between the other two aforementioned high-street brands, and no matter the occasion, it always has me covered. Whether you’re after a pair of timeless cashmere-blend trousers or a trending and cosy argyle jumper, each piece feels elegant and totally relevant for autumn/winter 2025, making it the first place I head to when I'm in the market for an expensive-looking yet affordable buy.
Wondering around M&S this weekend, December's new-in edit instantly caught my eye. The high-street hero is well and truly in the festive spirit, and its current online offering has it all, from cosy knits to party-ready tops. But if you’re imagining garishly bold colours, bright prints and ugly Christmas jumpers, you’d be mistaken. There are plush printed faux-fur coats, sweeping collarless maxis and chocolatey hues of every iteration; each piece has a timeless refinement that will be right at home in any chic capsule wardrobe for years to come.
If you’re anything like me and become easily overwhelmed by pages and pages of products online, don't fret. I’ve perused the site for you and picked out the nine pieces I'm convinced will sell out soon. Scroll on to see them.
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Imani-Nia Francis-Tsolaki is Junior Fashion Editor at Who What Wear UK, where she expertly navigates Gen-Z-aligned editorial content and brand try-ons to unearth the most worthwhile pieces, while valiantly resisting the urge to add every single one to her basket.
At Who What Wear, Imani is committed to uncovering cool new brands to share with the WWW UK readership, and finding gems that make shopping accessible (and fun) for everyone.