The brands our fashion team can't stop shopping (2024)

Delivery? £4 or free when you spend £35 or more. It's also free for ASOS Premier members. Standard delivery takes 3-5 days, while ASOS Premium entitles you to fee-free next-day delivery.

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9. COS

We will forever sing the praises of COS for some of the most polished, timeless and premium pieces on the high street. They serve up strong foundations (their heavyweight white t-shirts and vests are, hands down, the best around) as well as colour-pop accessories aplenty. For high-quality blazers, slick tailoring and workwear, you know what to do.

Delivery? Free delivery over £90. Your order will arrive in 3-4 business days.

10. Everlane

Everlane – an American brand which was founded back in 2010 – has long been a GLAMOUR editor favourite for their focus on good-quality, timeless basics that customers wear again and again. Everything fits like a total dream, feels premium and is size-inclusive – their denim and activewear scoring particularly well for plus-size options. Don't trust us? Take Meghan Markle's word for it. She wore the brand's £138 tan tote for her first-ever public appearance with Prince Harry as her husband back in 2018 (it subsequently sold out), while the likes of Angelina Jolie, Sienna Miller, and Karlie Kloss have also all been spotted wearing outerwear, t-shirts and trousers by the brand.

Delivery? Free. Standard delivery takes two to three business days.

11. Matches

Matches coins itself as the modern luxury shopping destination for the confident global fashion customer. They stock over 650+ established and innovative fashion brands, from Prada and Gucci to Saint Laurent, Halpern and Wales Bonner – and do an epic job at creating a truly premium experience from first click to delivery. Of course, you don't just benefit if you've got a sizeable budget. Right now, we're shopping at Matches for New Balance trainers otherwise sold out everywhere else (they've got the cult New Balance 550s - as donned by Hailey Bieber, Emily Ratajkowski and Laura Harrier and in stock at time of writing).

Delivery? £5. Express delivery takes two to three working days. There is 90 minute delivery for select London postcodes if you're desperate for your new buy to arrive.

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12. Boden

Boden lives in the fabled sweet spot between designer-inspired, under-the-radar pieces and avoidance of prohibitive price tags. Hence why you're spotting it up and down your Instagram feed constantly right now. Forget what you thought you knew: there are some genuinely fashion-forward pieces on-site if only you know the categories to trawl through. The swimwear is particularly spot on for summer 2024.

Delivery? £3.95 or free when you spend £30 or more. Two to three working day delivery time.

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13. Sezane

Obsessing over French style – and, in turn, French fashion brands – is a national past-time. Whether it’s grown-up icons like Francoise Hardy and Ines de La Fressange or fresh stars such as Lily Rose Depp or Jeanne Damas, there seems to be something French women instinctively know about putting together a look. To adopt their stellar style, make a beeline for Sezane. Their commitment to sustainability is clear, and their pieces have a vintage vibe which labels them undeniably timeless. Throwaway fast fashion? Non!

14. Adanola

Adanola is the trenfy activewear and loungewear brand all over your Instagram right now. There's absolutely no denying that the Manchester-born athleisure brand is thriving. In fact, Adanola is arguably the prime contender on the activewear scene for cool and minimalist pieces that bridge the gap between working out and lounging about. Need motivation to get back into the gym? Head to that yoga class? Join Pilates? For sweatshirts, hoodies, leggings and so much more. Adanola has got you.

15. Karen Millen

Karen Millen has experienced something of a renaissance of late. The silhouettes are more than a little Jacquemus (remember that fuschia mini dress?), the colour palette has echoes of Max Mara's signature camel shade and the fabrics all feel and look way more expensive than the total of your basket would have you believe. Oh, The Princess of Wales is a fan too. Need we say more?

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16. AllSaints

Sure, they're famed for their leather jackets (which wardrobe doesn't have a black version?) but AllSaints is so much more than the cropped biker cut you throw on every weekend. Right now the collaboration with influencer Erna Leon of MERCER7 is giving our wardrobe life.