While the weather might still be in the high 20ºC territory for now, as we know all too well, the British weather is prone to changing in an instant as quickly as the heat arrived; it will be gone again before we know it. As I scroll my favourite online stores, there’s one that I’ve been so impressed by for its transitional wardrobe, and it’s none other than Massimo Dutti.
Known for sleek tailoring, neutral-toned palettes and soft silhouettes, Zara’s wiser older sister is one of my favourite stores on the high street. Balancing trending details with timeless silhouettes, enduring palettes with vibrant accents, each piece has the ability to earn its keep over various seasons and years. Now with autumn on the horizon, I’m looking for pieces that will instantly rejuvenate my looks and make the shift from summer dressing into autumn layering that much easier.
After hours scouring the site, I’ve curated a chic 18-piece edit of the best new-in pieces. From soft suded fabrics to light knits, these are the kinds of new season staples that can be slowly and steadily layered alongside our summer wares as we move towards the new season. But as the best pieces tend to do, they’re already moving fast.
Shop New-In For August Buys From Massimo Dutti
Such a transeasonal piece that works while we’re still in summer and for autumn, too.
A chocolate suede bag will go with so many outfits.
Such a chic, simplistic summer dress.
Wear with sandals while we’ve got the heat still and swap for boots as it gets colder.
I love the wash of these jeans.
This is 100% leather.
A must for any capsule wardrobe.
This is just stunning.
A long pendant necklace is so chic.
The boho trend is still around and this is perfect to channel it.
A striped shirt is such a versatile piece in any wardrobe.
A black wide-leg trouser is such a hard working staple item.
This looks so similar to Déhance belts for a fraction of the cost.
Such a good price for a trench coat that will last for years to come.
Such an easy piece to throw-on and look instantly put-together.
A timeless knit.
Navy gives a softer finish to black.
Green isn’t usually a colour I’d go for but this shade caught my eye.
