Stylish Solomon shares invisible fashion hack that completes every outfit

It feels like Spring has sprung in Manchester this week. Between the Great British drizzles, the sun peeked out from behind the clouds as shoppers scuttled through town, paper coffee cups in hand and it felt as though the city had come out of hibernation.

When it comes to outfits, it's still that difficult part of the year when the climate is so unpredictable, you can never be sure if it's safe to be without a coat and umbrella - but we are starting to see some signs of spring in skirts and slightly lighter layers.

This weeks Steal Their Style features five fashionable shoppers - including one we've stopped before. Imagine being so stylish, yoy get stopped twice? We've had one outfit entirely sewn at home, and another complete with something totally invisible, but wholly necessary to complete the look.

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For those new to this weekly feature, we head out to Manchester every week and find fiver or six shoppers with cool or unusual outfits and ask them about it. Here are the five people we thought looked absolutely fantastic this week - and how you can Steal Their Style.

Amy Roberts isn’t even from Manchester, and yet, this is the second time I’ve stopped her for being one of the most stylish people on the city streets. Back in February, I stopped Amy, from Liverpool, in the Northern Quarter and this week, spotted her outside Zara in an equally fashionable look.

Having recently celebrated her 37th birthday, Amy and her partner were In town to see a film at the cinema and enjoy the sunshine.

She wore a £5 vintage jacket with a knit from Damaged Society in the Arndale Centre, with a £5 Monki skirt and fishnet tights from Snag. She added: