Over 30 Fashion Club: Best Labels You Need To Know!
Grown-up, contemporary and extremely flattering and you won't look like mutton dressed as lamb.
Do you feel too old for Topshop but too young for Per Una at M&S?
Welcome to the over 30 fashion club. Anyone who has passed the milestone age will know only too well that styling yourself is no mean feat. If you're a stylish lady who has outgrown bodycon dresses but isn't quite ready for cashmere cardigans, this is the compilation of the ultimate guide to the designers who offer elegant clothes for grown-ups, rather than styles for youthful fashion victims.
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Do you feel too old for Topshop but too young for Per Una at M&S?
Welcome to the over 30 fashion club. Anyone who has passed the milestone age will know only too well that styling yourself is no mean feat. If you're a stylish lady who has outgrown bodycon dresses but isn't quite ready for cashmere cardigans, this is the compilation of the ultimate guide to the designers who offer elegant clothes for grown-ups, rather than styles for youthful fashion victims.
By Bianca London for MailOnline
Comtoir des cotonniers
Founded in 1995, Comptoir des Cotonniers is the go-to brand for the French; and who doesn't want to take style notes from our friends from across the pond? The brand offers affordable luxury and a full wardrobe for women of all generations. Comptoir offers a mix-and-match of trendy and iconic pieces inspired by the French city girl. 'Our woman is simultaneously spontaneous and smart, upright and feminine, stylish and cheeky, urban and genuine, natural and sensual,' say the brand. Think work-appropriate jackets, sleek trousers and the most flattering of coats.
Comptoir offers a mix-and-match of trendy and iconic pieces inspired by the French city girl (Blazer, £210 trousers, £110 , polo neck, £125)
'Our woman is simultaneously spontaneous and smart, upright and feminine, stylish and cheeky, urban and genuine, natural and sensual,' say the brand. Left: Blanket jacket, £210, polo neck, £125, jeans, £80 Right: Jumpsuit, £180, collarless shirt, £80
reiss
It's the British high-street brand with the Duchess of Cambridge's royal seal of approval, so Reiss must be doing something right. With modern tailoring that's a far cry from the boardroom, Reiss has carefully considered fabrication, fit and craftsmanship to offer a thoroughly feminine collection. There's print shirt-dress, wide-leg trousers and necktie blouses perfect for day-to-night dressing. Fabrics and textures are rich in suede and leather, whilst fringing, luxe velvet and feather appliquΓ© added a touch of luxury for the lady who wants her wardrobe to work a little harder.
With modern tailoring that's a far cry from the boardroom, Reiss has carefully considered fabrication, fit and craftsmanship to offer a thoroughly feminine collection. Left: Nilo relaxed tuxedo jacket, £345, Karo Debore shirt, £125, Satine occasion trousers, £110, freestyle curved strap heels, £130. Right: Eclipse Sleeveless printed dress, £170, Hatoo relaxed fit blazer, £190
the pretty dress company
Born in the historic town of Gravesend in Kent, The Pretty Dress Company set out to create garments that fit, flatter and flaunt - and they do just that. The designers aimed to create simple, comfortable and affordable garments designed to suit every size and shape of the female figure. Inspired by the glamorous females of the 1940's and 1950's, the brand's dresses have just the right cuts to hold you in, push you up and hug your curves in all the right places. With designs complimented by more intricate lace detailing and smaller bursts of blooms adorning chic dresses and midi skirts, the company's focus on prints, in particular, grown-up florals, sets it apart from other brands. Made and designed in England, the brand has a strong celebrity following of over thirty women including Christine Bleakley, Nigella Lawson and Nicole Scherzinger. www.theprettydresscompany.com .
The Pretty Dress Company set out to create dresses that fit, flatter and flaunt - and they do just that. The designers aimed to create simple, comfortable and affordable garments designed to suit every size and shape of the female figure
iris and ink
Iris & Ink, the Outnet.com's private label, is the go-to destination for soft feminine shapes and more directional, tailored pieces. The brand loves to experiment with texture: think luxurious cashmere knits, silk blouses, suede skirts and butter-soft leather dresses. Ideal for women who prefer to take a pared-back approach to dressing, the palette focuses on neutrals and the kind of classic wardrobe staples that really will never go out of fashion.
Iris & Ink, the Outnet.com's private label, is the go-to label for soft feminine shapes and more directional, tailored pieces
The brand loves to experiment with texture: think silk blouses, suede skirts and wide-leg flowing culottes
gestuz
Focusing on 'effortless fashion', Danish womenswear and accessories label Gestuz is about to have a huge moment on British turf. Inspired by feminine Seventies silhouettes contrasted with androgynous Nineties tailoring, the collection has a retro feel but is undeniably fresh. Chunky knits, flared denims and sleeveless coats are designed with quality in mind, resulting in timeless pieces that will remain stylish year after year; think of it as your new investment brand. Also available on asos.com.
Focusing on 'effortless fashion', Danish womenswear and accessories label Gestuz is about to have a huge moment on British turf. Left: pants with contrast stripe, £59. Right: red drape dress, £101 at asos.com
Inspired by feminine Seventies silhouettes contrasted with androgynous Nineties tailoring, the collection has a retro feel but is undeniably fresh (the AW15 range drops in September)
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