It's Pay Day! Here is Everything the Marie Claire Team Has on Their Wish lists

This Sézane necklace in chocolate brown is exactly how to channel holiday vibes in the city.

I have been waiting for these kitten heels to come back into stock as they are the perfect spring shoe to wear both day and night.

If money were no object I would buy the entire Chloé Spring/Summer 2026 collection including this skirt. Until then, this 70's inspired top is on my wishlist.

Bare-leg weather is on its way, and I'm always on the look out for pieces I can wear to work in the heat. This pleated skirt ticks all the boxes.

I hugely regretted not getting my hands on this fabulous Charlotte Simone jacket the first time around, so it’s going straight into my shopping basket now that it’s back as part of the brand’s current Archive Sale. Fair warning: the drop is only live until April 1st, so don’t make my same mistake and miss your chance again.

I’m obsessed with perfumes, so I’m surprised I didn’t come across the luxury Parisian brand Marc-Antoine Barrois sooner. It’s probably because his clients are known to never disclose which scent they’re wearing, for fear of being copied—and now that I’ve tried Ganymede, I understand completely. Luckily for you, though, I don’t believe in gatekeeping.

H&M’s new SS26 collection is full of affordable gems, including this fabulously dramatic oversize shirt which I plan to wear with capris the second the sun comes (back) out.

Yes, I own more than 20 pairs of sunglasses already, but I could definitely find a little extra room for these….

I'm obsessed with Zara's new collaboration with Willy Chavarria, and this vintage-inspired slip dress ticks every single box.

As seen on the brand's Spring/Summer 2026 runway, this effortlessly chic handbag has quickly become my dream investment bag.

Charles & Keith's accessories are unmatched, and these new-season ballet flats are a capsule wardrobe hit.

To know me, it is to know I have an unhealthy obsession with stationery, especially notebooks. This season, I'm coveting Smythson's latest fruit-printed notebooks.

I love the simplicity of the dresses from Issey Miyake Pleats Please. This tank style, in the seasonal colour "carmine", would be my pick for summer.

You can knot this around your waist, or tie loosely at the neck, for a two-in-one accessory made of bugle beads. 

These sneakers are the best way to give a dress some bite. 

A technical windbreaker is made for this month's showers.

Nothing marks the beginning of transitional weather styling than a light jacket, and the buttery texture feels luxurious. The earthy tone makes the piece versatile and easy to wear too, and I love the boxy silhouette, as it would go perfectly with a pair of light blue straight legged jeans and converse trainers.

I love the unconventional structural style of these peek-a--boo sandals, and the floral pattern makes them perfect for the upcoming spring season. Perfect to wear with an occasion wear dress or casually with a pair of jeans.

The bold piece is ideal for summer, with breathable linen and its relaxed crop silhouette making the piece incredibly playful and fun. I'd team this with a pair of mum shorts and some espadrille wedges.

The elongated, pointed toe of these Saint Laurent slingbacks steals the spotlight. Paired with a striking 110mm stiletto heel, they exude undeniable sex appeal; perfect for making a lasting impression.

I've had my eye on a luxury belt label for quite some time now but am yet to take the plunge because of the price tag. Luckily for my credit card, this Whistles style feels incredibly similar. Consider it firmly in my virtual basket. 

Spring is a great time to bring a knitted dress into your wardrobe and this light green style feels particularly fresh. I'd pair it with brown knee-high boots for a little extra warmth. 

Ever since Chanel sent a blush shirt and burgundy skirt down the Spring/Summer 26 runway, I've been on the hunt for a similar style—one that doesn't come with a £1,000 price tag. Thanks to Rise&Fall, it looks like I may have found it. 

I met Amy Shaw and her brand Fuchsia Shaw during London Fashion Week and instantly fell in love with this jacket. Really, I haven't stopped thinking about it since and it feels perfect for tackling April showers.