By Natalie Dixon

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The Very Collection has arrived, and it feels like a real step forward a rebrand designed for women who want effortless style that looks and feels more luxe. The pieces I tried have an understated elegance, with fabrics and cuts that instantly make them feel more expensive than their price tag.

The Soft touch wide-leg trousers £25 paired with the Button-through collar top £25 were the first pieces I tried, and they set the tone for the whole collection. The fabric is incredibly soft and fluid, giving that beautiful drape you usually only find in high-end brands. Together, the set feels chic and polished while still being so easy to wear the kind of outfit that makes you look like you’ve made an effort, even if you haven’t.

The Wide-leg jeans with hem detail £38 are an instant wardrobe staple. The mid-wash denim has a clean, premium finish, and the subtle hem detail adds just enough interest without overcomplicating the look. They have that modern, wide-leg cut that instantly elevates even a simple knit or tee.

The knitwear in is where the luxe feel really shines. The Style yarn crew neck cardigan £28 looks far more expensive than it is. Meanwhile, the Timeless yarn 2-in-1 cardigan and dress £60 is such a clever design one piece that gives the effect of layering, making it effortless but so stylish. Both feel timeless, the sort of items you’ll wear on repeat, year after year.

Very haven’t forgotten about men’s style either. The Collared shacket £65 has quickly become a go-to structured yet relaxed, it’s the perfect transitional layer. Its neutral colour makes it endlessly wearable, while the quality of the fabric and finish gives it a premium edge.

Alongside it, the Pure Cotton ottoman polo top £21 (was £28) delivers a smart-casual balance; the breathable cotton and subtle textured finish make it feel high quality, polished without being fussy, and ideal for wearing solo with jeans or layered under a jacket.

The new Very Collection has redefined everyday dressing, giving us pieces that are simple, timeless, and quietly luxurious. It’s not about chasing trends it’s about creating a wardrobe that feels elevated but still effortless. Every item I tried felt beautifully made, wearable, and designed with longevity in mind.

It’s a fresh, modern rebrand that delivers on its promise: style made simple, but with a touch of luxury.

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