Why this fashion editor says New Look has nailed it with their A/W collection

And we want it all.

New Look The Edit collection
(Image credit: New Look The Edit collection)

And we want it all.

With London Fashion Week fast approaching, brands from high fashion to high street have been unveiling their signature looks for the seasons ahead.

To celebrate their partnership with the British Fashion Council and London Fashion Week, New Look has launched a new collection, The Edit – and it’s a revelation.

New Look The Edit collection

(Image credit: New Look The Edit collection)

The collection, available from September, marks the launch of New Look’s autumn campaign, 'Fashion Just Got Serious', bringing together A/W high fashion pieces for the months ahead - and we want it all.

The Edit features 20 classic items across womenswear clothing, footwear and accessories, with the prices ranging from £6.99 to £59.99 - bargain.

New Look The Edit collection

The collection features a lot of monochrome, but you can also expect autumnal shades (lots of camel and burgundy hues), as well as a couple of upcoming colour trends, with metallics featuring heavily in the footwear selection.

New Look The Edit collection

Marie Claire UK fashion editor Lucia Debieux certainly approves, choosing her top pick for Fashion Week from The Edit's collection.

New Look The Edit Collection

'I'll be dipping my toe in with the berry hued pencil skirt this Fashion Week,' she explained. 'I'll wear it with black ankle boots and an oversized cashmere sweater, which I'll borrow from the boys in the men's department. Then if the rain holds out hopefully a bare leg!'

If you'll excuse us, we're off to New Look to stock up for fashion week season.

Jenny Proudfoot
Features Editor

Jenny Proudfoot is an award-winning journalist, specialising in lifestyle, culture, entertainment, international development and politics. She has worked at Marie Claire UK for seven years, rising from intern to Features Editor and is now the most published Marie Claire writer of all time. She was made a 30 under 30 award-winner last year and named a rising star in journalism by the Professional Publishers Association.