Whenever it reaches this time of year, I feel inspired to add to my Spring/Summer capsule wardrobe, and when it comes to timeless investment purchases, the Net-a-Porter new in section is one of the first places I look.
It’s no secret that Net-a-Porter houses some of the most coveted brands, loved by the fashion set - including Toteme, Loewe, La Ligne and Ganni, just to name a few, and there's a brand to satisfy any personal style and budget.
Personally? I’m on the lookout for the best summer dresses, sandals and shoulder bags to prepare me for the warmer season ahead, and here, Net-a-Porter definitely delivers and thanks to the brand's carefully curated edit, you can rest assured that each purchase is approved by those in the know. Plus, we've selected on-trend pieces with a timeless feel that will ensure they stand the test of time.
If you’re after more of our fashion team’s top new-in picks, don’t forget to check out our roundups of the COS, Arket and H&M new-in offerings. With spring now in full swing, the retailers really are pulling out all the stops, and now is a brilliant time to shop (before they all sell out!).
But I’m here to talk you through the best Net-a-Porter new in finds - from timeless dresses to chic sandals, keep scrolling to shop this week's best Spring/Summer 2024 buys, as chosen by myself, a Shopping Editor.
Our top Net-a-Porter new in picks
Made from taffeta with a subtle sheen, this polka-dot midi dress features a trendy drop-waist silhouette that pairs beautifully with point-toe pumps for a winning occasionwear look.
This statement red top-handle bag is the perfect bag for all year around. Pair it with your everyday capsule wardrobe winners or with a sleek evening dress.
Mother is infamous for its premium denim with sleek and trendy designs. These frayed wide-leg jeans are the ultimate must-have if you're after modern 70s-style bell bottoms.
These red and green Gazelles are at the top of my colourful shoes wish list.
Hunza G's square-neck swimsuit is a true brand hero. Featuring a flattering high-cut and made from the brand's iconic rugged fabric, we wouldn't blame you if you opted to use it both in and out of the water.
A cropped cardigan is a great capsule wardrobe piece that will see you through any season. Cut at the perfect length to pair with high-waisted bottoms and dresses; this Lou Lou Studio cream cashmere number is the perfect investment piece.
Thick aviator sunglasses are the sunglass style of the season, and it's mainly down to these Tom Ford tortoiseshell aviators. The sleek style has been favoured by Rihanna and Hailey Bieber.
This hand-woven floral bag is the perfect intricate accessory for this season.
Australian brand St. Agni is known for its pared-back designs; these mules are a great option for a comfortable day to night chic pair of heels.
The Frankie Shop's blazers are an incredible transeasonal piece. Durable and chic, what's not to love?
I'm obsessed with multihyphenate cover-up. Wear it to the beach or over jeans as a chic shirt, the possibilities are endless.
Trust me - you're going to want to invest in a great pair of Bermuda shorts this spring/summer. Enter: this denim pair from Citizens of Humanity.
Style this silk top with wide leg linen trousers or the Bermuda shorts above for an effortlessly luxurious look.
I'm a huge fan of this classic suede tote. The tan shade is perfect for the warmer months and its large capacity makes it great for busy office days.
Meet my ideal summer dress: Ganni's cotton poplin midi.
These Vibi Venezia slippers are handmade to perfection in Italy, pair with denim or the white dress above.
A denim mini dress is the perfect piece to throw over and leave the house without compromising style.
This subtle stitching gives a classic wardrobe basic a totally cool-girl spin.
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