These 12 dreamy H&M new-in pieces under £90 should be on your autumn wish list – they look so expensive
From party-season-ready heels to bohemian blouses that will jazz up your jeans, H&M's latest looks are worth snapping up before they're gone
It's my job to know the latest looks on the high street, and there are some websites I check almost every day, and H&M is one of them. As someone who loves a frill, a ruffle or anything vaguely bohemian, H&M's latest drop is seriously impressive, especially given its price points.
I've recently been on the hunt for new blouses or shirts with interesting details like ruffles, embroidery, or a stand-up collar to elevate my autumn outfit ideas. Although there are plenty that I love, most of them tend to be a little out of my price range; however, H&M's latest drop has come to my rescue with their "Victorian-inspired" designs. Its A/W collection combines gothic romance – a key autumn/winter fashion trends 2026 – with sheer lace details, ruffles and tougher leather-look staples.
Whilst the new-in section has plenty of tempting items that cost into the hundreds, I've rounded up the pieces under £90 that are on my wishlist. From romantic shirts and blouses to a cropped jacket that will instantly update your jeans, and even party-ready accessories that are worth snapping up now for the season ahead.
For a subtle amount of drama, this black cropped military jacket is just the thing. It has decorative tabs and statement buttons to tap into this 90s trend revival. When it comes to jeans and a blazer, it's the ultimate companion.
White jeans outfits aren't exclusive to summer, and this barrel-leg pair will look so chic with a chunky jumper and loafers. They are also the perfect base for wearing into the evening with a ruffled blouse and heels too.
I would be withholding if I didn't tell you this is already on its way to me. With its pretty ruffle detailing and soft cotton finish, this design has everything I want in a blouse. The black colour makes it endlessly versatile, and the detailing adds drama to your silhouette.
It's never too early to start planning for party season. These beige heeled sandals are covered in silky satin and feature a subtle floral print. Style them with evening dresses, sharp tailoring or even your best jumpsuit.
This long fitted ribbed skirt is perfect for styling into the winter months. Its tiered design will add movement to your silhouette with each step you take. Pair with simple t-shirts, or create a co-ordinated look with the matching top.
There's something so elegant about these pendant earrings, and they could easily be mistaken for a much more expensive design. Finish off your eveningwear or wear them as part of a smart-casual outfit.
If you're looking to refresh your autumn wardrobe without spending a fortune, I'd start by choosing one or two distinct pieces and styling them with staples you already own. A ruffled blouse can instantly make your best wide-leg jeans feel brand new, and the same goes for a cropped jacket.
These pieces work for the weeks and months ahead, and I see this collection as perfect for party season too. From layering the white lace dress underneath a blazer for an evening out to styling the black ruffled blouse with tailored trousers and kitten heels.
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Molly is a fashion writer for woman&home, whose journalistic career began with her enthusiasm for fashion. Having always been an avid writer, she has contributed to publications covering a variety of topics.
After graduating from her master's in Fashion History and Cultures, she transitioned to teaching at London College of Fashion, where she taught in fashion studies. Now, passionate about writing on the significance of fashion, she is dedicated to inspiring others through the power of dress.
Molly loves staying in the know with the latest fashion trends, and following celebrities for inspiration. Outside of work, she enjoys browsing vintage markets, reading a good novel, or trying new restaurants around London.
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