It was once the bread and butter of every working woman’s wardrobe, but after its nineties heyday, Karen Millen experienced somewhat of a phase-out thanks to the growing popularity of the likes of Zara, Marks & Spencer, Topshop and Whistles.
While it never disappeared altogether – like so many other high street stores – it was not as poignant as it once was.
And while you may think this is the first you’ve seen/heard of Karen Millen in the mainstream for a while, you’ve actually likely been lusting after it for a few weeks now without even realising. It is, after all, frequently championed by one of the UK’s most popular and sartorially influential women around right now.
Whether you’re into zesty neon trouser suits, feminine floral dresses or well-cut flattering basics, it’s time to re-visit Karen Millen.