I Just Found 22 "Wow" Pieces That Look Far More Expensive Than They Are

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When it comes to style, I'm all about excess. I'm going through an OTT phase in which even my wardrobe staples have to have something a little extra about them. Maybe it's post-pandemic loungewear fatigue or the excitement of a new season, but whenever I'm scrolling online or browsing in-store, I find I'm always drawn to those eye-catching statement pieces. Just check my saved folder—it's filled to the brim with feather-trimmed trousers and those rhinestone-clad influencers who always happen to know where the after-party is.

If you're like me and also find yourself weak at the knees for a little full-throttle glamour, I implore you to head to the Karen Millen Pre Fall edit immediately. With more sequins than Cher's costume department, this edit is high-octane fashion that's good enough for Studio 54, Ibiza and beyond. Think serotonin-inducing hues, molten metallics and diamanté fringe. Wherever these pieces seek to make a statement, they are frankly unapologetic. Don't have a party trick up your sleeve? Lack a sense of rhythm? Fear not—nobody will notice if you're wearing this mirrored disc dress.

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(Image credit: Courtesy of Karen Millen)

And if you're not a 24-hour party person (who is?), this edit includes a multitude of trophy pieces fit for every day: a pink leather blazer here, some jacquard knit pants there and so much more. (I have my eye on these knee-high beige boots.) It's an excuse to dress a little punchier for the office, school drop-off or whatever event your Google calendar has you booked into, and I'm all about excuses.

So pour yourself a martini, browse the Karen Millen Pre Fall edit and have yourself a sensory experience.

In the mood for more? Check out the whole edit here.

Rebecca Rhys-Evans is a London-based fashion and beauty editor with a decade of branded content and editorial experience. She started working at Who What Wear UK in the summer of 2022, where she was hired to lead all branded content for the UK site. Be it appearing on-camera to showcase how to style the latest designer collections, or reviewing the most recent beauty skincare products, Rebecca is the voice (and often face) for Who What Wear UK’s commercial partnerships. A self-confessed internet obsessive, she loves all facets of content creation—be it writing, filming, art directing or styling—and revels in collaborating with brands to help harness their product and tell their story. After graduating from University of Liverpool in American Studies, she travelled around North and South America before moving to London to pursue her career as a fashion journalist. Before she landed her position at Who What Wear, she was a freelance writer and content consultant, writing for Polyester, Screenshot, Marie Claire, Refinery29 and Culture Trip, reporting on everything from internet culture, vintage shopping across the world, sustainability and sex work. Adding to this, she has also held editor positions at FLANNELS.com, BURO., Koibird and SHOP Magazine.