Here's everything we're buying on ASOS right now
There's nothing like a new season to perk up a tired wardrobe, and here at Marie Claire, we make a point of scouring the best designers and the high street have to offer, so you know exactly which pieces are worth investing in.
We've brought you the best Zara new season clothing, as well as what to buy in Topshop this week. Another great destination for affordable trends is ASOS, as it hits all the right sartorial boxes with its various collections, from ASOS Made in Kenya to ASOS White and ASOS Design.
How to shop on ASOS
If you want to keep your sanity, then there are a few ASOS shopping hacks you need to know about, such as how to save money by becoming a VVIP, and which days are best to shop the new drops, all of which you can find in our guide. And did you know you could save money by buying multi-packs for certain basic items? And look out for those sales and special discount weekends, which you'll find out about if you sign up to the newsletters.
What to buy on ASOS
The question is, what can't you buy on ASOS? We'll gloss over the dozens of excellent brands you can buy on the e-shop, from Mango to Reclaimed Vintage and Nike, as it would be too hard to narrow it down to a curated edit. Instead, let's look at ASOS own brands.
If you're looking for timeless designs, then DESIGN and WHITE offer some well tailored and super chic pieces such as knitted co-ords and silk dresses.
The other ASOS brands cover everything else in-between, from fashion-forward tweed checks to statement pearl earrings and embellished jumpsuits.
Shop the best ASOS new in pieces
These are the new ASOS pieces we're investing in right now, so scroll down for new season buys just a click away from your wardrobe.
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Penny Goldstone is the Contributing Fashion Editor at Marie Claire UK. She writes about catwalk trends and the latest high street and Instagram sartorial must-haves. She also helms the Women Who Win franchise.
She has worked in fashion for over 10 years, contributing to publications such as Cosmopolitan, Red, Good Housekeeping, and Stylist.
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