Dorothy Perkins new season styles: what to buy in store now:
Our pick of the best summer buys from the high street chain.
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Your support makes all the difference.Dorothy Perkins may previously have held the reputation of the slightly less cool, older sister brand of fashion-forward Topshop, but in recent seasons it's shrugged off that label with its on-trend offerings.
The seventies has been an inescapable presence on the catwalks and high street from spring/summer and DP has really taken it on with a new premium line of suede pieces, ideal for invoking the spirit of the seventies.
Whether you want to go for a head-to-toe look or just accessorise there's a covetable collection of pieces to cover all your suede shoppping needs.
One area the brand has always excelled is with footwear; from pool sliders to lace-up block heel sandals, there's every type of shoe and at price points that won't cause too much of a dent in your bank balance.
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