According to the LYST Index, these are the top 10 brands of the year so far, and some of them might surprise you...
The results are in! And if you're in need of some shopping tips, you're in luck., just announced it's first 'Hottest Products' list for 2023 and some of the pieces that made the cut, might just surprise you. Historically, the Lyst round-up's have usually been an exclusively luxury-led affair, but for this season, it seems the price point in somewhat lower.
Despite taking the Lyst 'Hottest Brands' top spot, Prada actually doesn't feature on the product list. Instead, it's accessible high-street brands like Uniqlo and Weekday's turn in the limelight with theentering the list as one of the cheapest products to ever be featured. With consumers seemingly looking to more affordable products - often the result of going viral on TikTok or Instagram - the list gives an interesting snapshot into how we consume fashion right now.
So, to stay on top of the trends, here's the full rundown of the hottest products to buy right now...
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