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Jess Cartner-Morley’s 52 women’s summer wardrobe updates for under £100

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Don’t overthink it. That’s the key to summer style. The best looks are the ones you reach for when you aren’t thinking about clothes, but about the sunny weather, the long evenings, the good times. You’ll already have your summer anchors, the pieces you come back to every year. The sundress that always works. Denim shorts that only get better with age. A breezy linen shirt you can wear open over swimwear or tucked into just about anything. These are your personal treasures, the pieces that never let you down. But it wouldn’t be summer without a bit of personality thrown in. Suddenly there’s room for pieces that might have felt a bit “extra” a few months ago. Stripes, florals, a pop of red – they all work when the sun’s out. Style-wise, there’s plenty of inspiration to borrow from. The enduring appeal of Jane Birkin – her basket bag and undone simplicity – still holds up, while the clean, pared-back looks of Kate Moss in the 90s – think slip dresses and barely there sandals – are as relevant as ever.…

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