With the weather unable to make up its mind at the moment, we're all trying to figure out how to make our wardrobe work for both grey, drizzly days, and bright summer sunshine.
And if you're looking for a perfect transitional piece, look no further than Marks & Spencer's latest launch.
Over the weekend, the high street store announced that they had released a gorgeous new silk slip skirt, one of the biggest trends of the moment.
Sharing the news on Instagram, the post gathered over a whopping 10,000 likes - suggesting that fans are clearly very taken with the new release!
And it's easy to see why. While slip skirts had been considered an undergarment for a long time, over the last few weeks they've been making their way back into mainstream fashion, becoming a popular item among fashion fans.
Slip skirts are as versatile as they are chic, given that you can dress it up or down in a flash. In colder weather, you can pair yours with a baggy, oversized jumper and boots or trainers. But in the sun, complete the look with a simple white t-shirt, and sandals or heels, for a relaxed but put-together outfit. And they can easily be styled to look casual or professional, depending on the circumstances.
The Marks & Spencer slip skirt is a great way to get in on the trend. It's on sale for a very affordable £35, and is available in four different colours depending on your preference.
You can buy the Marks & Spencer slip skirt here.
There's a dusty pink, a vibrant magenta, a simple black, or a spring-like bronze colour on offer - if you wanted, you could treat yourself to all four!
It's also got a handy elasticated waist, ideal for all those times when we may not be feeling our best.
At the moment, all colours of the M&S slip skirt are still available online, although sizes are selling out quickly. So if you want one, act fast.
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