Shop the Lionesses' champions outfit looks from M&S as Chloe Kelly wears £35 waistcoat
Fresh from their iconic Euros win, the Lionesses continued their celebrations at a Downing Street reception hosted by Angela Rayner, with the whole team sporting tailored looks from their Marks & Spencer collection.
M&S has a long-standing tailoring partnership with the English FA. In 2007, they became the official suit supplier for the England senior men's football team, and just this year, the high street retailer launched a 13-piece collection designed for the women's football team.
From chic waistcoats to tailored matching sets and crisp shirts, the collection aims to "bridge the gap between the players off pitch style and our customers love for the sport".
Serving up some serious looks off the pitch, the team headed to No. 10 wearing standout pieces from the collection.
Chloe Kelly opted for the Tailored Pleat Front Wide Leg Trousers, priced at £39.50, teamed with the matching Tailored Asymmetric Waistcoat, priced at £35 but currently out of stock online. Waistcoat co-ords have been a huge trend, and Chloe's sleek, structured, and surprisingly versatile M&S set gives off that effortlessly cool vibe the Lionesses do so well.
The waistcoat was a popular pick among the team with Michelle Agyemang, Alessia Russo and Alex Greenwood rocking it as well.
Captain Leah Williamson went for a more summery take on classic suiting with the Straight Short Sleeve Single Breasted Blazer, priced at £59, paired with the High Waisted Pleat Front Bermuda Shorts, priced at £29.50. Unfortunately, the shorts are currently out of stock, along with the waistcoat, but some are still available to shop in store.
Player Lucy Bronze opted for a lighter colour palette with the Tailored Pleat Front Barrel Leg Trousers in soft green, priced at £39.50. The barrel leg silhouette is one of the biggest trends of 2025, so it's no surprise to see M&S incorporate this stylish shape into the collection.
Focusing on simple silhouettes, a neutral colour palette and cool-girl tailoring, this range works for all occasions from office days to summer weddings and evening drinks with your friends.
Talking about the collection Maddy Evans, Director of M&S Woman comments: "We're thrilled to have collaborated with the English FA over the last 18 years and we're proud to have delivered this latest collection ahead of the Lionesses next tournament. It comprises an effortless, modern tailoring edit for spring/summer 2025, that feels authentic to the team and that the players will feel proud to wear. Championing style and versatility and underpinned by new modern shapes it's a collection for an incredible team of women, who are role models to the nation and who we'll be supporting every step of the way.'
If the Lionesses success has inspired you, why not show your support for the team with a new football shirt? England fans can pick up their shirt from Fanatics or the England Store, with several different options available including the Home Stadium Shirt (£84.99) and Dri-FIT ADV Home Match Shirt (£124.99). Both options are also available in Mens and Kids sizes.
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