Everything at Topshop Is 20% Off, But These 27 Pieces Are My Priority
First of all, I just want to point out that Topshop hardly ever offers 20% off of everything on the site, so its just-launched leap year sale is really quite rare. The brand is offering the discount with the code LEAP20 sitewide now through Friday, February 28, and it's the perfect opportunity to stock your wardrobe for spring.
My favorite things to shop for at Topshop have always been dresses, suits, shoes, and denim, all of which there's an abundance to choose from. And per usual, so many current trends are present and accounted for, including baby doll dresses, long shorts, crochet pieces, loafers, and faux leather. So before you fall into a rabbit hole when faced with the thousands of chic items in stock, keep scrolling for the 27 pieces I'm prioritizing (because I fell into the rabbit hole for you).
Suits can and should be fun.
Controversial statement: Off-the-shoulder tops are on their way back.
Buy once; wear a million times.
As 2020 as jeans get.
One of the prettiest tops I've seen.
You need a pair of modern ballet flats in your life.
Wear it as is or under an oversize blazer.
I'm 35, but I'd still wear this.
Long skirts are back, and this one is basically perfect.
At $38, why not?
Not just an LBD—a cool LBD.
This is my idea of the perfect spring sweater.
For all those weddings you have to go to this year.
Orange is the new It color, which makes this dress even more relevant.
Shorts hemlines are going down, FYI.
This split-hemline detail may be subtle, but it's a major trend.
I love this with the miniskirt.
As comfortable as it is polished.
I don't usually like colored jeans but these are great.
Pair these with socks if you want to look even more on-trend.
The 2020 way to wear polka dots.
The everyday spring jeans you've been searching for.
I love a low-key going out top.
You don't even need to tuck it in.
Definitely chic enough to wear out and about.
Yes, it's trendy, but for $75 it's worth it.
The braided leather trend is officially huge.
Next up, every under-$85 item we've actually bought this year.
