At times like these, it can be hard to fathom spending a lot of money on designer fashion items. But in case you are in the mood for a little pick-me-up, I got you. When I purchase designer items, they're rarely big-ticket ones, unless it's a bag or pair of shoes that I know I'll wear forever and have saved up for. Most of the designer items I own are more along the lines of hair accessories, scarfs, T-shirts, socks, belts—little pieces that make a big impact on my outfits but not on my bank a...

If you're reading this, you probably appreciate how much Who What Wear's fashion editors love to shop. And they're really, really good at it. Between trend forecasting and test-driving them, if it's worth adding to your wardrobe, we've probably written about it. Whether you're interested in updating your wardrobe, investing in the biggest trends of the season, or simply discovering new handbags, Who What Wear has you covered.Now, a new month means it's time to turn the spotlight back on ou...

I write The Luxury List column for Who What Wear, which means that I’m constantly looking at the latest designer pieces to hit the fashion market. While there are plenty of retailers I turn to for the coolest luxury arrivals, I spend a majority of my time scouring the new drops at Net-a-Porter, Moda Operandi, and Fwrd—shopping sites that consistently have a great edit of the investment pieces I want to add to my cart.Right now, I have a number of luxe buys sitting on my shopping wish list. ...

Much like weddings, christenings have a dress code. While it’s a fair assumption most know the drill when it comes to nuptials (don’t wear white, try not to upstage the parents, and cover up if it’s religious), I’ll be the first to admit I don’t understand the rules of dressing for a christening. As someone who has attended a mere two in their lifetime, I decided to speak to etiquette expert and stylist Isobel Kershaw, who gave me some brilliant and simple rules to follow on the best k...