Want Need Love: November

From beautiful basics to style statements, our November wish list is the perfect mix of must-have pieces.

BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL

The latest H&M collaboration, with quirky Parisian label Kenzo, features bold colour pops and punchy prints, and is showcased by a group of young activists and artists chosen as ambassadors for the collection. Harriet Verney (above), senior and digital editor at LOVE magazine, models the gorgeous Nelson coat, €179. Check out the H&M x KENZO lookbook here.

NIGHT FEVER

Summer’s pyjama dressing trend has translated seamlessly into the new season, courtesy of Etro, Celine and Alberta Ferretti. Add heavier fabrics into the mix this time round – velvets, brocades and weighty lines will add warmth without compromising the boudoir vibe.

BOND CHIC

In a season where a strong silhouette is key to standing out for all the right reasons, Sarah Bond’s pared-back but ultra-modern pieces have caught our imagination. Navy and pink A-line coat, ??1,760 at sarah-bond.com.

CURATED FOR YOU

Mint Velvet (left) is raising it’s game yet again with its new Premium Collection, which offers a capsule wardrobe of modern classics perfect for anchoring your AW wardrobe. Cashmere top, €179; wide-leg trousers, €179; ponyskin shoes, €125. Meanwhile, high street favourite Hobbs (right), already loved for its quality staples, has launched its Faithful collection of versatile pieces, carefully curated to help form the bedrock of your wardrobe. The?collection is cleverly designed in a capsule colour palette of nudes, whites, blacks, navys and greys. Tilda coat, €450; ribbed roll neck, €105; Rivington jeans, €120.

DRESS IT UP

Watching Victoria Beckham’s modest manner when showing her new collection to British Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman in the recent TV documentary Absolutely Fashion?has endeared her to us even more than before. This gorgeous dress from Beckham’s AW16 collection is at the top of our wish list – it’s the perfect interpretation of modern workwear.

JEWEL APPROACH

Irish jewellery designer Genevieve Howard, whose designs have been exhibited worldwide, manipulates paper and uses a laser cutting technique to create wearable sculptures. We love the architectural style of these paper bangles. Worn together, they’ll make a great statement, €400 at genevievehowarddesign.com.

DESTINATION VINTAGE

Open for Vintage is a one-stop onine destination dedicated to selling vintage, and founded by three Irish entrepreneurs earlier this year. The website showcases a curated mix of vintage finds from boutiques across Ireland, the UK and Europe. This 1960s hand-beaded silk-satin jacket, €535.97, ticks the most important trend box of the current season- texture. Worn with a midi skirt and patent heels, it will take you anywhere, openforvintage.com

This article originally appeared in the November issue of IMAGE magazine, on shelves now.