Supermarket fashion has never looked better and these 10 pieces prove it

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Britain's supermarkets are quietly winning at autumn fashion again.

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Supermarkets were once reserved for being places we visited to do our weekly shop and stock up on home essentials and food for the family.

Well, those days are long gone, as over the years supermarket fashion brands such as Tu at Sainsbury’s, F&F at Tesco, George at Asda, and of course, M&S have cemented themselves as more than just places we pick up our fruit and veg, but rather as hotspots for affordable fashion.

And now that we are well and truly into autumn, there’s no better time to get shopping for those seasonal essentials, whether that’s chunky knit jumpers, weather-appropriate coats, or those all-important layering pieces that can transform an outfit whilst keeping you cosy.

Because let’s face it, British weather doesn’t exactly make getting dressed an easy task. One minute you’re reaching for sunglasses, the next you’re questioning whether you should have brought an umbrella, so having a few clever layers to hand is always a good idea.

So, we’ve scoured the supermarket fashion aisles to find the autumn pieces that deserve a place in your wardrobes – and the best part is, you won’t need to spend a fortune to get them.

A leather trench is one of those pieces that can instantly make an outfit look more expensive, and this F&F version is giving serious designer energy without the price tag. The belted waist creates a flattering shape by highlighting the waistline, and the black makes it a versatile staple no matter what you wear it with.

Move over skinner jeans, it’s the year of the barrel leg. This white pair brings something a little different to your usual denim rotation, with pleat detailing adding shape through the leg. Keep the rest of the outfit simple with a fitted knit, loafers and a structured coat or go tonal with neutrals to create a seriously stylish ensemble.

The hooded scarf is one of those trends…

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