Jacynth Bassett may be a twentysomething but she’s passionate about the problems older women face when trying to find stylish clothes. She created The Bias Cut, an online boutique, after witnessing her fashion-loving mother unsuccessfully scouring the youth-obsessed high street.

The site stocks 24 brands and it’s safe to say if Rihanna would wear it, it doesn’t feature (so if you’re in search of, say, leather hotpants, sorry). Everything is tried on and modelled by normal women, rather than professional catwalk-stalkers, and there’s an emphasis on well-cut, flattering styles. They’re especially hot on cashmere – I love Wyse, with its quirky detailing such as rainbow cuffs on a classic navy sweater, as well as Orwell + Austen’s new season Bowie-esque cool lightning bolt designs.

A big thumbs up too for the ‘shop by body shape’ function on the website. Whether you’re pear, hourglass or athletic, there’s a handpicked selection especially for you. Good ethos, good curation and just the ticket if Topshop, Zara et al are leaving you cold these days.