The Dress Code: London Fashion Week Street Style

The Slingback SHOP THIS LOOK There are statement shoes and there are statement shoes. The Casis, as modelled by Annabel Rosendahl, is the latter, letting an Art-Deco-inspired brooch become its defining element. Like Annabel, we too think these heels work rather wonderfully as the main event of an otherwise pared-back, tailored outfit. And like Annabel, you'll find comfort in knowing their soles make for an easy all-day wear.

The Bag SHOP THIS LOOK Every season, there's a particular bag that's on everyone's wish list and for SS20, it's the woven leather clutch. Understated yet impactful, the Emore in black (also available in off-white) is surprisingly voluminous - meaning it will hold your daily essentials - while its gold chain can be tucked discreetly inside if you rather carry it casually under your arm a la Olivia Faeh above.

The Barely-There SHOP THIS LOOK The return of the barely-there sandal has been a refreshing antithesis to our love-in with the Nineties' loud style statements. Elegant in its simplicity, part of the allure of the barely-there lies in its ability to pair with just about everything you have in your wardrobe. We're saluting Jess Skye's choice to go full-on minimal chic by wearing them with an equally understated jumpsuit.

The Clutch SHOP THIS LOOK Sometimes a bag is just a bag and sometimes it's the missing piece to an outfit. While room enough to hold a cardholder and, say, a phone, our Balboro clutch box is less about functionality and more about turning your look up to eleven. We love how Silvia Garcia has styled it with our matching neon-pink Casis heels to brighten up a perfectly put-together casual look.