Five high street picks you need in your wardrobe

We love a good high street bargain so we do; anything that will save us pennies, but keep us looking fresh. So to help with this, I have trawled our favourite high street shops to find the best bits of the season for less. I am pleasantly surprised at what is out there for under €30, so fear not, you will look good - and here's how.

The cut-out sandal is the shoe of the season, and you don't have to look any further than Penneys to get your hands on a pair. Stick to tan and neutral colours so they match everything in your wardrobe. Penneys do, however, have a version of these in grey and berry which are equally lovely.

The off the shoulder trend is just everywhere, and we've been talking about this at length this season. It's a nice easy trend to style, and New Look's new Curve range has some lovely shoulder-less pieces. I love the colour palette of soft grey and pastels,; it's super girly and will look great with some denims.

The hat trend has carried over from winter, and we'll start to see plenty of the fedora over the course of the summer. Accessorize have the best selection out there which don't cost an arm and a leg. I love this sand coloured style with black ribbon trim. And you don't have to be in the sun to wear it.

White is the other thing I can't get enough of this year, but I think we need to mix it with other colours to make it practical with the rain an' all. So this top from River Island caught my eye, not just because it's only €25, but the splash of yellow is super cute and if you layer this under a blazer it will look so chic.

If you haven't jumped on the denim wagon yet, then here's a piece that might have you convinced. Denim shirts are versatile enough to look great over white jeans for summer, or over black trousers and heels for something more formal. We can argue that it might just be considered a capsule item now. The full range of denim from Zara is well worth a browse.

Have you spotted any bargains yet this season? Would any of these pieces under €30 look good in your wardrobe?