It doesn’t always take a new purchase (be it brand-new or vintage), to make your feel fresh. There are endless ways you can maximise the pieces that you already own – be it styling things slightly differently than usual or experimenting with proportions and accessories. This summer, there are several trending style hacks that you should consider – especially if, like me, you’re struggling to pull outfits together in the heat.

But before you start making impulsive purchases, remember your wardrobe is likely already abundant with inspiration – these are pieces that you’ve chosen carefully over the years, each bought with an intention or backstory. Dig out those trainers gathering dust and try switching out the laces for something more colourful or textured, as seen at Miu Miu’s show. The same collection put forward one of the key shoe shapes of the season, the , which is a stylish alternative to sandals (loafers, ballet flats and Mary-Janes are other heatwave-appropriate trade ins).

When it comes to dresses, traditional printed styles and LBDs were eclipsed by an array of white dresses on the runways, rendered in everything from gauzy organza and gazar (as seen at Prada), updated takes on broderie anlgaise (as presented at Chopova Lowena and Chloé) and breezy poplin (this was a central theme at 16Arlington). And if dresses aren’t your go-to, experiment with by wearing colourful shorts, vintage football shirts and retro trainers – all at once, or with other b.