Vero Moda

This place should appeal to me so much, but whenever I enter I just feel utterly disappointed. The pieces in here are plain, uninspired and of seemingly lesser quality than the likes of H&M, Zara or River Island. The store is spaciously designed, but this makes the clothing appear even more drab.
Collections are organised neatly but the mannequins are boring. I like the t-​shirts upstairs but it’s usually quite difficult to find the right size. Some of the dresses are average at best.
In a nutshell, I’m just not a fan. You can get the best of Vero Moda online on ASOS, and by the best of, I mean around four garments. This store would do better to max-​out on the accessories market.
The staff are friendly enough but seem to mostly remain behind the cash desk.
Not my favourite store by any shot.

Skinny jeans
Boyfriend jeans
Denim shirts
Tunic tops
Tee-​shirts
Ditsy blouses
Daisy dukes
Skirts
Dresses
& Accessories
A womenswear brand that should appeal to Zara and H&M customers, Vero Moda sell wardrobe staples in a myriad of simple colours and styles. Their garments are made from good quality cotton, wool, silk and jersey and they usually look as good on the body as they do on the hanger. The real appeal of the company’s spring and summer collection however, is their limited edition Very range. Based around a palette of black, white, grey and acid yellow, it includes beautifully tailored silk dresses, skirts and wrap-​around tops.