This week, we've only gone and picked out the best new bits in our go-to highstreet stores. We're talking H&M, Forever 21, New Look, River Island and ZARA. You'll definitely want to check out these fresh arrivals this weekend.
1. This awesome floral motif bomber
€65 at River Island.
2. River Island's orange jumpsuit
This is a great transitional piece - wear it now while the sun shines, add a leather jacket when autumn strikes, €55.
3. This leather-look skirt
Buttery soft, €37 at River Island.
4. All of these chokers
Long live the 90s throwback, from €6.99 at River Island.
5. 6. and 7. These beautiful dresses at H&M
It's OK, we want them all too. €39.99, €49.99 and €39.99.
8. and 9. H&M's new make-up range
Lads, it's cheap as chips and the packaging is fab. Get on it. Lipglosses from €3.99, facemsks from €2.99.
10. These embroidered jeans
"I love you but I've chosen fashion." Sounds about right, €38 at New Look.
11. This floral tee
Perfect for with jeans, above, €14.99, New Look.
12. This silky wrap top
So dressy, we love this at New Look for €22.99
13. ZARA's polka pants
Theses are amazing - surprisingly comfy and flattering, €25
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