The Influencers Who Always Find Expensive-Looking High-Street Pieces

Finding the best pieces on the high-street is hard work, even for editors whose job it is to do so. With so many websites and new-in sections to cover, it takes dedication and, quite literally, an entire team to ensure we don't miss an incredible new drop or a soon-to-be bestseller as we scroll. Another method we use to ensure we see every high-street piece going? Instagram. There's a handful of influencers who we religiously follow solely for their loyalty to the high-street (something we have in common), and we thought it was high time we shared them with you.

Whether it's uncovering the sleekest minimal items from Arket, spotlighting expensive-looking wardrobe essentials from H&M, or unearthing the next cult buy from & Other Stories, these influencers are an extension of our in-house affordable fashion-loving army. Scroll below to see the high-street fashion influencers who always unearth the best pieces and then shop their impressive looks. 

Style Notes: With the ability to make even the most frugal high-street pieces look premium, French style aficionado Aïda is a must-follow. 

Style Notes: Known for her muted colour palette, former PR girl Jessica has effectively created our dream high-street capsule wardrobe. 

Style Notes: If you want your Instagram feed to bring you joy, look no further than Karina. Her cheery high-street outfits coupled with her bubbly personality make for the ultimate feel-good follow. 

Style Notes: Every time we find ourselves on Marianne's beautifully curated page, we find our fingers tentatively hovering over the screen as we tap to find out the brands she's wearing. More often than not, we're very surprised to find they're high-street. 

Style Notes: With a penchant for ladylike pieces which always have an elegant payoff, Eni proves the high-street is so much more than a slave to the trends with her array of timeless-looking finds. 

Style Notes: What we love most about Nicole is her fashion fearlessness. No colour is to bright, no print to busy, no silhouette too statement; she inspires us to be more daring with our wares on the daily. 

Next Up: This Is My Secret to Finding Expensive-Looking Pieces on the High Street