24 Expensive-Looking M&S Items I'm Adding to My Spring Wish List

I don't know about you, but with the new season underway, I'm thinking about a wardrobe refresh. I'm not talking about anything too drastic; a light dress here, a pair of sandals there. To welcome spring's arrival, I've assessed the gaps in my wardrobe and now am strategically setting about filling them. Apart from anything, the right few buys hold the power to transform our existing pieces—they'll present new ways to style those items we've grown tired of, and hopefully, we'll fall in love with them all over again.

Marks and Spencer shopping picks: @monikh wears a white shirt and jeans

(Image credit: @monikh)

Monikh wears a white cotton shirt from Marks & Spencer.

If you're on the hunt for versatile additions to your wardrobe that look more expensive than they are, Marks & Spencer is a wise place to start.

M&S often feels like a "comfortable" shopping destination—and I mean that in the best way possible. When I notice a ladder in my tights or a stain on my T-shirt, I'll always turn to Marks & Spencer to source a lasting replacement. It's always been a reliable place to pick up foundational buys and simple staples. But over the past few years, we've witnessed the brand step up its style game and embrace some of the most exciting trends in fashion—from that Toteme-esque coat to its best-selling jeans. And this season is no different.

Woman wears white top and skirt from marks & spencer

(Image credit: @marksandspencer_zarah)

Zarah wears a white top and white skirt from Marks & Spencer.

Having sifted through Marks & Spencer's latest drop, I can confirm that there are plenty of wish list-worthy pieces to shop right now.

Keep scrolling to see the 24 jackets, jeans, dresses and accessories that impressed me the most.

Shop the Expensive-Looking M&S Buys I've Spotted This Week:

Freelance Fashion Editor

Bébhinn Campbell is an Edinburgh-based fashion and lifestyle writer and editor. She started her first blog at age 14 and went on to intern at publications in Berlin and London, including Dazed & Confused and Indie magazine.

A job at a fashion startup took Bébhinn from Ireland to Scotland in 2019, where she now works as a freelance journalist and copywriter covering everything from travel and interiors to styling advice. As a contributor to Who What Wear, Bébhinn always keeps her eyes peeled for emerging trends and looks worth writing about. She prides herself on her ability to cut through the noise and identify solid investment buys, exciting new brands and fresh takes on classic design.