Our edit: Topshop’s new season styles for the trans-seasonal weather

These are the best buys at the high-street shop right now

Linda Sharkey
Monday 16 March 2015 19:00 GMT
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It’s that time of the year again, when we stand in front of our wardrobes and fail to find the right trans-seasonal items to wear.

While spring is fast approaching, the weather has taken a turn for the worst this week, so it’s hard to know what to wear. The cold weather still requires coats and scarves, but it’s OK to start adding a bit of spring into our lives -through our wardrobes.

You could do just that by taking a trip to Topshop, which has a new selection of trans-seasonal items that will remind you there’s something to look forward to.

We’re not ready for neon yet, so stick to neutral colours, lots of denim and perhaps some floral prints. We're definitely ready for pieces that can be worn right now and will continue to be hot through summer.

Here’s a selection of the best buys from the new season for you to invest wisely.

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