SHOPPERS are racing to H&M to get their hands on a stylish co-ord set that’s perfect for autumn. The outfit has just hit the shelves in stores and fashion fans are already getting their hands on it. 5 Shoppers are racing to H&M to get their hands on a stylish co-ord Credit: Getty 5 Fashion fans are obsessing over this stylish co-ord Credit: tiktok/@elegantstyleofficial The co-ord textured set consists of a buttoned blazer which doesn’t have a colour, as well as a pleated skirt.
One shopper, who goes by the name of @elegantstyleofficial on TikTok, took a video of the sophisticated find, which has gold buttons. The fashion fan captioned the video: “Old money set everyone should have!” They also added that the outfit, which costs £37.99, was a “rich girl co-ord from H&M”.
READ MORE ON H&M MUST BUY 'FINALLY a flattering T-shirt dress!' fashion fans say about H&M bargain BLAST FROM THE PAST ‘Millennials rejoice’ fashion fan beams as 2012 trend is back in stores H&M are also selling a similar design but in a cardigan cotton material which is perfect for comfort whilst looking stylish too. It comes in a black and white chequered colour or a light blue, and costs £18.99.
There is also a matching skirt, which is finished with silver buttons, and on sale for £12.99. These trend-setting co-ords range in sizes from extra small to extra, extra large.
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5 It also comes in a chequered black and white colour Credit: H&M 5 These trend-setting co-ords range in sizes from extra small to extra, extra large Credit: H&M This is the second restock of the flattering dress, which has been dubbed an essential for summer wardrobes. Now is the ideal time to purchase it, as both shoppers and fashion experts predict it will be perfect for autumn and winter when paired with a chunky knit. Khaki dresses are currently trending, with over 3.
1 million videos about them on TikTok. The versatile shade complements any outfit and suits any occasion. If khaki isn’t your preferred colour, the dress is also available in black.
Tu Clothing offers this dress in sizes 6-24, describing it as "effortless style meets practicality" for just £22. Old money set everyone should have! Fashion fan Victoria Stead, Head of Buying at Tu Clothing, commented: “The Khaki Midaxi Poplin Dress is an essential summer piece that offers incredible value at £22. It has become our top-selling dress this week, accounting for one-third of our dress sales! "Customers appreciate the timeless khaki shade and the flattering midaxi length.
5 The £22 khaki midaxi poplin dress has been hailed as a summer must-have Credit: tU cLOTHING "Made from breathable poplin fabric, it’s perfect for staying cool and stylish throughout the season and can be layered with a chunky knit for winter." Shoppers are already rushing to purchase this dress before it sells out again. Read more on the Scottish Sun UNHAPPY NEW YEAR Major Scots city CANCELS annual Hogmanay celebrations LAST ORDERS 'Another icon gone' say punters as historic Scots pub announces shock closure One customer shared: "I was on the waiting list for this dress for a while.
Great fit and shape; no need for a slip and it includes decent pockets. "A fantastic find at a bargain price—no wonder it keeps selling out!" Fashion tips to make you look rich Fashion Tips to Elevate Your Look Invest in Classic Pieces --Quality Over Quantity: Prioritise well-made, timeless items like a tailored blazer, a little black dress, or a crisp white shirt. Neutral Colors: Opt for neutral shades such as black, white, beige, and navy, which are versatile and exude sophistication.
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