Olivia Attwood's third collaboration with River Island has launched online this morning, offering a transitional range for late summer and autumn with prices starting from £14 and nothing exceeding £90.
The collection features statement prints, rich earthy tones and elevated wardrobe staples designed to feel expensive without the designer price tag. It includes duster coats, IT girl ensembles and accessories.
Pink Double Layer Tech Bubble Hem Jacket - £66
This dusky pink bubble hem jacket features a double-layered design and a zip-and-popper fastening, making it suitable for unpredictable weather. The oversized silhouette works with athleisure or tailored trousers. Note that bubble hems can be voluminous at the hips.
Brown Hammered Faux Leather Ruched Detail Top - £34
Chocolate brown remains a warmer alternative to black. This hammered faux leather top has a draped cowl neckline and a premium finish. A matching mini skirt (£34) is also available for a co-ord look.
Blue Cigarette Skinny Jeans - £49
These washed blue cigarette skinny jeans offer a modern take on the millennial skinny. They are ideal for tucking into boots come autumn. Skinny jeans remain a divisive style.
Brown Zebra Mule Heeled Sandals - £39
Zebra print is trending for autumn. These mule heels have a 5cm heel, making them practical for weddings or evenings out. Olivia Attwood recently purchased similar Christian Louboutin mules for around £770, while these are £39.
Blue 'What Now' Embroidered T-Shirt - £22
This baby blue tee features the slogan 'What Now', taken from a clip from Olivia Marries Her Match. The embroidered design feels more premium than print. A butter yellow version reading 'I'm sat' is also available.
Gold Slim Metal Hexagon Sunglasses - £14
These gold slim metal hexagonal sunglasses are one of the most affordable pieces, at £14. They have a retro feel with slim gold frame, tortoiseshell arms and tinted lenses, and offer full UVA and UVB protection.
Brown Deer Print Duster Coat - £89
This deer print duster coat is a standout item. The deer print offers a softer twist on classic animal prints, and the longline belted silhouette gives a timeless feel. At £89, it is the most expensive item in the edit.
