FULL FASHION STORE CATALOGUE

We all have friends who are particularly good company when we need cheering up. This faithful friend can always be relied upon to do the trick.

Maybe it's the relaxed summer prints, or the cute halter-neck fastening, but there's more than a hint of bronzed summer goddess about this dress. Cut to flatter, it will take you from beach picnic to cocktail bar in one easy step. Can you imagine a nicer way to spend a summer's day?

This is a slightly lower leg height in a naturally milled, soft, grainy leather. It’s a lovely casual style to see you through the cooler months.

When you’ve been stuck inside for hours and you’re finally rewarded with a break in the weather, reach for this cheerful cardigan and blow away the cobwebs. It has lovely, bobbly bits, but its shorter length makes it more modern than other cable cardigans you may have known and loved.

The detail on this cardigan is really clever. We’re not sure whether it’s strictly a ruffle or an over-excited pleat but, call it what you will, the delightfully drapey, lightweight knit gives you plenty of feminine charm without any fuss.This slinky, detailed Ruffle cardigan is the essence of wearable luxury, with both cashmere and silk blended with cotton to make for a lovely fit and feel.

This beautifully tailored overcoat is an expression of the ‘less is more’ philosophy. It’s a little shorter than some of our other coats and, as a result, looks amazing with boots.

When you’ve been mooching around the house and a friend surprises you with a suggestion to get out and about, this stylish jacket will help you create order from the ensuing chaos.

Audrey Hepburn – the inspiration for these woollen trousers – looked elegant in this style and you will too. I’m calling upon every woman who spends her life in jeans to throw caution to the wind and try something different.

You say ‘tom-aahto’, she says ‘tom-ayto’. And while some will consider this a useful skirt for work, others will want to wear it during days off. You’re both right, so let’s not call the whole thing off.