Fitted, unfussy clothes - where do you shop?

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If you like simple, clean lines and block colour, but have a body shape that suits fitted clothes (nothing boxy/non-waisted), where do you shop? I don’t mind spending a bit of ££

Jigsaw used to be a firm favourite but this season is determinedly boxy. I have a fair bit of Hobbs but quite a lot is fussy or whacky colours at the moment. I would love to wear COS but it does not love me despite many many hours spent trying on clothes!

I would go vintage (40s/50s) tbh. I have a similar hourglass shape and the quality of fabrics/lines are second to none. Etsy is a good place to start!

Winser?
Fairly classic styles and very well made.I’ve bought a few things this year and have kept most of them.

Comptoir des Cotonniers (largest size!)

Uniqlo is always worth a look. Occasionally Mango, Dorothy Perkins, even H&M if you have time to wade through the dross. Hoping to pick up more ideas here!

Also here to pick up ideas! I don’t buy much for this reason, however when I do it’s mainly in Cos (for dresses and skirts) and Uniqlo (for basics like tops or cardigans). I have bought some John Lewis kin range stuff although it has been variable (some good, some is quite boxy).

Cos do some fitted pieces that are more fitted, and I am a huge fan of some of the more creative necklines they sport - nothing with frills, just the structured / angled stuff.

Have they hired the world's most miserable models?

www.cosstores.com/gb/Women/Sale

H&M. Their LOGG range is excellent.

Tatter I do find you have to try to interpret what the clothes and their wearers may look like more than in most online stores

H&M have super thick jersey dresses...lovely!

I wear classic fitted styles... Suits or dresses and fitted jackets for work, good jeans and cashmere sweater at weekend.
I buy mainly hobbs, pure, pink (for shirts) and some carefully chosen boden

L. K. Bennett is exactly what you need.

beforeihit30 there are actually some nice clothes on there, but the models' postures make everything look like a sack of potatoes. They all look like sulky teenagers who've just been told off!

Oh god, I'm getting old, aren't I...

Toast sometimes has things like this . Gap
? Uniqlo ?

Baukjen? Finery? I've only bought from Isabella Oliver which is a sister company to Baukjen so can't comment on size or quality for either.

Uniqlo, cos, &otherstories

Me and Em, though recent seasons less good than a few season's back. Have some excellent work dresses, maxis and unfussy going out tops.

Jaeger for me

Whistles. Their dresses are fantastic, they’re like voodoo and make me look two sizes smaller.