Treat yourself to a wardrobe reboot, find out where to buy ethical clothes for kids and step up to spring’s biggest footwear trend. Here are our top style tips for the week ahead…

Rhinestone cowboys



The return of the cowboy boot is this spring’s biggest footwear trend. Americana influenced Raf Simons at Calvin Klein and Stuart Vevers at Coach. Vevers’s pink Cuban-heel glitter cowboy boots were an instant hit with the Hollywood starlets sitting in the front row. These sparkly gems will set you back £435, but Topshop’s metallic silver version are a steal at £35 (topshop.com)

Snake charming

Atelier is the debut leather collection by Uterque. It’s inspired by 1970s glamour and includes a body-skimming black dress, pencil skirt and puff-sleeved bomber jacket with snakeskin effect. Prices from £88 (uterque.com)

Rave on

In case you missed the memo, the 90s are back. Weekday’s collection with Champion is a must of unisex 90s staples. From £30 (weekday.com)

Cotton picking

Tailored denim is now a thing. Tibi, Fendi, Versus and Tom Ford all showed it. So, well done LK Bennett for the Reene collection – a range including a blazer, A-line skirt, shirt-dress and cropped wide-leg trousers. From £150 (lkbennett.com)

Ethical shopping

Cubs Cartel is a website that stocks children’s clothes and homeware brands because they have good ethical values – and look good, too. Our favourite this season is the range by family-owned Spanish brand Tiny Cottons. Though this drawstring rucksack (£30) might be just too nice for kids (clubscartel.com)

Measure up

Give your wardrobe a reboot with Massimo Dutti’s personal tailoring collection. Suits start from £399 (massimodutti.com)



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