Hot List: Here’s What’s New in Your Favourite Stores and Online This Week

When British engineering meets Japanese utility, good things happen. Dyson’s OnTrac™ headphones land in a custom PORTER shoulder bag, handcrafted in Japan and designed with an external headphone holder that actually makes sense. Limited, beautifully nerdy, and the kind of collab that streetwear and design obsessives will clock immediately.

Even Realities’ second-generation G2 smart glasses put design first and screens second, delivering subtle, in-lens prompts for meetings, interviews and travel without shouting for your attention. Paired with the discreet R1 smart ring, it’s a genuinely elegant take on wearables—clever, calm and designed to disappear into everyday life rather than dominate it.

Eastpak’s iconic Pak’r gets a courtside upgrade via official NBA team—bold, graphic and built for real life.

Jewellery with purpose—and a genuinely thoughtful one at that. Roàmaci’s gemstone bracelets feature a rotating bead designed to aid grounding, tapping into ritual and mindfulness without feeling woo-woo. Handcrafted in Ireland and rooted in founder Helen Palmer’s deeply personal story, these are meaningful pieces you’ll actually wear and love forever.

Scotch, but couture. Johnnie Walker’s Lunar New Year bottle for the Year of the Horse comes dressed by fashion’s enfant terrible Robert Wun, merging high drama with heritage whisky craft. A collector’s bottle that earns its place front and centre on the bar cart.

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A failsafe skincare gift that delivers on results. Lancôme’s Rénergie trio targets firmness, glow and fine lines, neatly wrapped into a John Lewis–exclusive set that feels generous without being overwhelming. One for the person who wants science-backed skincare, not trends.

Parisian polish with retro running references. Sandro’s new Light Wave sneaker is lightweight, quietly cool and refreshingly grown-up — the silver crinkled leather pair in particular feels spot-on for elevating everyday looks without tipping into trainer fatigue.

Cord is having a moment and Lee’s chocolate-hued co-ord gets it right. Soft, structured and easy to style separately, this is workwear-adjacent dressing that doesn’t try too hard. Add loafers or boots and you’re done.

Pure festive escapism. Swarovski celebrates 20 years with Disney via a full Corner Shop takeover at Selfridges, complete with crystallised Bambi, Cinderella glass slippers and exclusive collectibles. Equal parts nostalgia and sparkle.

Ethical fine jewellery without compromise. Incador’s recycled 18ct gold Malacca Ring (pictured) and Primrose Necklace prove sustainability can still feel luxurious and modern. Founded by two engineers-turned-jewellers, this is transparency done properly—and beautifully.

Ideal for tired winter skin. CeraVe’s latest peptide cream mixes ceramides, hyaluronic acid and slow-release tech to keep moisture locked in all day (and night). It’s non-greasy, deeply comforting and exactly the kind of straightforward formula that earns a permanent place in your routine.

Gisou honey glaze mask is one that everyone quietly obsesses over. This buttery mask drenches lips in honey, collagen and ceramides for instant shine and real repair—plus it smells like honey buttercream.

Rooney Mara and Paul Simonon are the stars of the new Givenchy Spring 2026 campaign. The cool and intimate portrait series shot by Collier Schorr sees the protagonists decked out in new season finery and Burton's new codes: sharp tailoring, modern femininity and understated glamour.

Manu Atelier leans into playful texture this season, debuting its first animal-print line across its cult silhouettes—dalmatian, zebra and croc done the chic way. The new ‘Romy’ pouch also joins the lineup: sculptural, soft and very ready for holiday evenings.

A dream pairing of Parisian cool and 18th-century artistry. Sézane teams up with heritage maison Antoinette Poisson for its first-ever ready-to-wear collection, reworking ten of the atelier’s historic block-printed patterns into clothing, accessories and home pieces. Refined, romantic and full of French charm.

This limited-edition capsule sees a Disney icon reimagined in leopard print, buckle ballerinas and Western boots, all drenched in that classic GANNI cool. Jersey, knits and totes feature bold graphics that bring Daisy’s unapologetic energy to life. Shot by Esther Theaker and starring Lindsey Wixson, the campaign is pure fashion fantasy—part nostalgia, part new-gen cool.

Soeur lands in Marylebone with its most beautiful boutique yet—a serene 200m² ode to Parisian restraint. Expect polished concrete, warm oak and rails of quietly perfect tailoring, footwear, accessories, and whispers of French insouciance. With repair and alteration services built in, Soeur’s London flagship is fashion for women who buy once, buy well, and live beautifully.

BIRKENSTOCK’s 1774 line returns to its Berlin muse, this time channelling the hedonistic energy of the 1920s into a collection that’s made for modern soirées. Think Zürich, Arizona and Boston silhouettes reborn in long-hair cowhide and buttery suede, finished in Caramel, Cream and Leopard. They’re still comfort classics, just with an after-hours twist.

Trust Daniel Fletcher to turn karaoke into couture. His latest capsule for Mithridate, inspired by late-night singalongs beneath the Guangzhou studio, is a joyful clash of British tailoring, sporty stripes and playful nostalgia. Sixteen pieces designed to perform in—literally. A heady dose of feel good fashion.

Manchester’s most glamorous dining room gets its Champagne moment. Peter Street Kitchen teams up with Moët & Chandon for a festive takeover of velvet reds, shimmering bubbles and a menu that reads like a love letter to indulgence: Lobster Puffs, Truffle Tagliatelle, and a Moët cocktail list that could make anyone swoon. A pianist, a Champagne tower, lipstick on mirrors… it’s the most elegant kind of excess.

innocent’s beloved Big Knit campaign just got its most stylish stitch yet. Teaming up with cult label House of Sunny (and the ever-fabulous Prue Leith), Big Knitwear transforms smoothie-bottle nostalgia into a fruity fashion fantasy—bold stripes, zesty knits and playful prints galore. While the collection isn’t available to buy (sadly no cart checkout here), you can still support the cause by picking up a behatted innocent smoothie—each one donates 30p to Age UK’s work supporting older people to live well.

When Danish minimalism meets New York edge, great things happen. Case in point, Samsøe Samsøe and Schott NYC’s limited edition shearling capsule collaboration—a reimagining of the iconic biker and vest in sleek Scandinavian form. Think clean lines, serious craftsmanship and city-to-countryside versatility.

Otiumberg’s new solid gold Zodiac pendants are crafted from recycled 9ct gold and pavé-set lab diamonds—personal, sustainable, and quietly luxurious. Layer yours with your favourite chains or wear it solo, close to the heart. Celestial sparkle, perfect for astrology lovers.

This is Jimmy Choo entering festive mode with crystal-encrusted heels, satin bows, and enough sparkle to make even your LBD feel red-carpet ready. The AW25 collection, aptly titled Treasured Glamour, celebrates the joy of gifting (and, let’s be honest, self-gifting). Made for champagne nights.

Natural perfume, but make it powerful. After a decade of innovation, Abel’s reformulated fragrances blend biotech brilliance with plant-based purity. Our pick? Cyan Nori. A salty-sweet aquatic that smells like golden skin after a dip in the sea. 100% natural, 0% compromise.

The kind of collection that makes you want to run away to the countryside. Maksu’s new season is an ode to craftsmanship: embroidery, texture, and tailoring, all with that easy bohemian polish. Think floaty dresses grounded by great denim, romantic blouses tucked into slouchy trousers, and a colour palette that feels like a Tuscan sunset. Effortless, nostalgic, and just the right side of undone.

You had me at Pasta. Earl of East’s new candle trio, Pasta, Carciofo and Chinotto, captures the scent of slow Italian Sundays and golden harvests. Hand-poured in London with the brand’s signature storytelling touch, each candle smells like a memory (and looks chic on your coffee table). One sniff and you’re transported.

YMC and Grenson return with their third collaboration, proving British craft and cool design are a perfect match. Think unisex classics — loafers, Oxfords, and boots — all handmade in Northamptonshire with that subtle edge YMC does so well. Smart, grounded, and built to last.

Helena Christensen’s first design for BoConcept is here — and it’s as elegant as you’d expect. The Ø lounge chair is part cocoon, part sculpture; a beautifully tactile piece inspired by Denmark’s small islands. Upholstered in a richly textured Lucca fabric designed by Helena herself, it’s comfort, craftsmanship and quiet luxury in one inviting shape.

Aureum Collective, the New York brand known for its modern heirloom jewellery, makes its move into handbags. Handmade in Italy, the debut style is simple, structured, and hardware-free — letting buttery leather and craftsmanship take centre stage. It’s timeless minimalism done right.

The cult candle brand Homework has bottled serenity with its first perfume, EARTH. Warm vetiver, rose, and turmeric create a grounding scent rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It’s calm in a bottle...and might just be your new signature scent.

Antler’s most premium collection yet is a love letter to its 110-year heritage. The Heritage Stripe Trunk is hand-built, zipperless, and made to last — right down to its replaceable wheels and lifetime warranty. Equal parts design object and travel essential, it’s luggage you’ll hand down.

A brand we can't get enough of. Lucy Delius takes vintage-inspired silhouettes and gives them a modern twist in 14k gold and diamonds. The pavé bombe ring is especially irresistible — classic, weighty, and made to sparkle on your pinky. As is the antique finish diamond Baby Pocket Watch necklace (pictured) that will elevate any outfit and live in your collection forever.

Vanchi’s Freda stud is an instant ear-stack upgrade — lab-grown diamonds, solid gold, and a flat back that’s comfortable enough to sleep in. Chic, sustainable and quietly luxurious.

Yes, it’s real — Our Place and Crocs have teamed up. The limited Butter Yellow collection, co-created with chef Molly Baz, includes the cult Always Pan and matching Crocs complete with butter-shaped charms. It’s joyful, nostalgic, and guaranteed to make your kitchen a little sunnier.

Grace Coddington’s Pumpkin and Blanket are back, this time globe-trotting with Louis Vuitton. Her latest Travels With collection brings feline-stamped bags, silk separates, and foldable Keepalls — all with a traveller’s practicality and LV’s savoir faire. The capsule also debuts a plum nylon trunk complete with an easel and drawers for Grace’s sketchbooks. A witty, whimsical take on Vuitton’s Art of Travel.

Amazon has just launched its Essentials Denim Shop — think wide-leg jeans, easy jackets, and classic washes at affordable prices. Same-day delivery means new-season denim on your doorstep before the weekend.

New Yorkers love MOSCOT for a reason: the family-run eyewear brand nails timelessness with edge. For Fall 2025, expect bold acetate frames like the bevel-cut SPILKES — chunky, confident, and very Lower East Side. And, in several chic colourways, there's something for everyone.

Barbour lands at Carnaby Street this LFW with Tartan: The Barbour Way — an immersive exhibition exploring its Scottish heritage, archival fabrics, and family craft. Open to the public Sept 20–21, complete with live weaving, floral installations, and even a Belmond bar inspired by the Royal Scotsman.

A new name to know: Lili Curia, a London-Florence footwear label with a love of vintage drama. The debut campaign stars Tali Lennox in corset-laced boots, sculptural kitten heels, and modern Mary Janes — shoes designed for women who mix eras and moods.

Katie Holmes wore it in New York last week, and we’re taking notes. Hush’s Varsity Jacquard Wool Jumper is the perfect autumn knit — relaxed, collegiate, and chic with everything from joggers to kitten heels.

Tiffany has reimagined Jean Schlumberger’s iconic Bird on a Rock for 2025. Now spanning both high jewellery and fine pieces, the collection plays with wing motifs, turquoise, tanzanite, and diamonds — designs that feel airy, sculptural, and deeply modern.

Couturier Rahul Mishra lends his embroidery-like illustrations to a limited Johnnie Walker Blue Label bottle. A special edition that marries India’s artisanal craft with one of Scotch’s most luxurious blends — blooming florals, spirited animals, and a toast to bright beginnings.

Olivia Jade fronts Good American’s Fall 2025 drop. Expect baggy denim, leopard-print jeans, velvety bodysuits, and easy knits — pieces that make transitional dressing feel effortless and cool.

The sell-out collab returns. This season YMC reworks Lavenham’s signature quilted outerwear into two new unisex styles: the Prototype Jacket and Redrafted Gilet. Built from recycled quilt and organic corduroy, they balance Suffolk countryside craft with London utility.

Jenee Naylor has gone from digital powerhouse to luxury founder with 12PM Studios. The eyewear label is where cultural relevance and precise design meets.

If you’re denim-loyal, AGOLDE should already be in your wardrobe. Their latest drop — a tomato-red twist cut — is the jolt of colour to shake up autumn neutrals. Wear with boots or tabi flats.

Charlie Hunnam and Stella Maxwell front Mackage’s new FW25 campaign Le Monde Mackage. Diamond quilting, crocodile leathers, reversible plaids — the Canadian outerwear house blends luxury with technical precision. Shot in Hancock Park, it’s cinematic, intimate, and a reminder that outerwear can be armour and elegance at once.

Aureum Collective, the New York–based label known for timeless jewellery and accessories, is expanding into handbags. The debut design is a single, hardware-free silhouette made in Italy, offered in three classic shades. Founder Cass DiMicco has kept the focus on pure craftsmanship and function — a clean, enduring piece that’s meant to stay in your wardrobe for years.

With Diwali approaching, it's the perfect time to get your cooking up to scratch—and there's no better way to do it than with Gymkhana's sauces that will make even the most complex dishes simple.

Covent Garden cements itself as London’s Beauty Quarter this September with Big Beauty, a 10-day takeover of the Piazza and surrounding boutiques. Expect fragrance gardens, exclusive pop-ups, masterclasses, product drops and a carousel of industry insiders bringing skincare, make-up and wellness to life. Highlights include Creed’s floral installation, D&G Beauty’s lemonade cart, Ancient + Brave’s functional blends, and Fenty’s playful Float Bar with shade-matched iced coffee. If you’re in central London, it’s unmissable.

To mark its 130th anniversary, Swarovski looks back to Vienna – the city that inspired Daniel Swarovski to rethink crystal – with a bold new collection designed by Giovanna Engelbert. Architectural chokers, feather-like ear cuffs and sculptural pendants reinterpret the Swan emblem with kinetic energy, marrying luminous crystals with sharp accents. It’s heritage reimagined with a punk-luxury edge: timeless, yet modern.

Amelia Gray stars in a razor-sharp campaign for Ludovic de Saint Sernin, shot by Stuart Winecoff and styled by Carlos Nazario. Think power suits spliced with latex — a Helmut Newton heroine reimagined for 2025.

There’s a new covetable shoe on the block, thanks to Givenchy. The Sliced Square ballerina cuts a sharp silhouette with its squared-off toe and elastic strap, echoing cinched waists in the AW25 collection. Available in mirror metallics and high-shine patents — expect to see these everywhere.

Artist Frankie Penwill lends her delicate embroidery to Beaufort & Blake’s best-selling Oxford shirts. A sun-and-moon motif elevates crisp white cotton; sunflowers bloom across blue stripes. Limited edition, and the perfect late-summer layering piece.

Marc Jacobs’ JOY project expands with capsule drops co-designed by David Shrigley, Derrick Adams and Hattie Stewart. Expect apparel, accessories and even collabs with Converse, Brompton, Barbie and Gibson. A global rollout of installations will bring the concept to London, Paris, New York and Tokyo.

The Ferragamo AW25 campaign is a masterclass in autumnal dressing for the quietly powerful and seriously chic woman. Mariacarla Boscono leads the cinematic campaign, shot by Craig McDean, where the Hug and Soft bags appear in dreamlike new forms, while reimagined Vara heels and Tramezza shoes nod to heritage craft.

Eight retired Crayola colours return in a nostalgic-meets-modern collab with Lee denim. Overdyed chore jackets, overalls and carpenter pants sit alongside hoodies, tees and accessories — all accented with playful rivets and co-branded patches. Prices from £35.

Denim done right: Sara Caballero fronts 7 For All Mankind’s new campaign. Autumn styling tip — swap sandals for stacked loafers, layer denim shirts under blazers, and ground wide-leg jeans with ankle boots.

Japan’s technical trailblazer Goldwin launches its Chamonix Collection at the world’s toughest ultra race. Designed with elite runner Gediminas Grinius, it balances featherweight ease with rock-solid durability. Functional without compromising on style.

Celebrating 10 years of collaboration, Lucy Williams and Missoma return with Full Circle: new silhouettes in gold, silver and, for the first time, 14ct gold with diamonds. Everyday minimalism elevated — from reworked tennis classics to torque knots and statement hoops.

Tilda Swinton fronts TOM FORD’s new Black Orchid Reserve campaign, lensed by Inez and Vinoodh and styled by Haider Ackermann. The fragrance debuts the rare Ghost Orchid note — a luminous white floral that sharpens the dark, spicy richness of the original. A bold new chapter for a modern icon.

Beauty lovers—this is where skincare and technology converge.

Enter LYMA’s partnership with La Prairie, launching the Radiant Skin Facial exclusively at Harrods Spa. The 75-minute treatment pairs La Prairie’s advanced cellular science with LYMA’s next-generation cold laser — the first clinic-grade device safe for home use. The result? Skin that looks firmer, brighter, and more resilient, with no downtime. Take this as a sign to treat yourself.

A jewellery debut to watch: KOUREE launches Life Lessons, a collection of nine charms in 925 sterling silver with 14k gold vermeil. Each is a wearable affirmation — a reminder of growth, resilience, or joy — rendered in the brand’s refined square silhouette. Handmade in small batches, these are modern keepsakes designed to be worn, loved, and passed on.

CAMILLA AND MARC continue their mission-driven campaign with news that their push to fund ovarian cancer research is on the cusp of a historic breakthrough: the world’s first early detection test could enter clinical trials by 2026. For founders Camilla Freeman-Topper and Marc Freeman, the cause is deeply personal — they lost their mother to the disease when they were children. Advocate Bianca Balti fronts the campaign, spotlighting the urgency of early detection and honouring the legacy of those lost.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley joins Gisou as the newest face of the brand. Founded by Negin Mirsalehi and built on six generations of beekeeping heritage, Gisou has transformed haircare with honey-based formulas, community-first ethos, and undeniable desirability. Rosie’s timeless glamour and pared-back approach to beauty feel like a natural fit for the brand’s next chapter. “Hair has always been a powerful form of self-expression for me,” she says, “and Gisou celebrates that beautifully.”

For autumn, R.M. Williams reimagines heritage through a collegiate lens. A capsule of varsity-inspired pieces joins the brand’s iconic boots and leather staples — think crisp logo sweats, relaxed tailoring, and a nod to the golden age of campus style. A fresh angle on a classic wardrobe.

The brand bringing comfort to the fashion set. HEY DUDE’s new clog and slip-on arrive in soft suede, with platform soles and a just-right balance of ease and elevation. Weekend wear that works just as well with denim as it does with autumnal layers.

I've pretty much worn Escentric 02 every day since its inception—seriously, it's really that good. So much so that ambroxan has become one of my favourite fragrance notes. Imagine then, my excitement at the news of the latest addition to the house of Escentric Molecules—Escentric 02 Extrait de Parfum.

The cult ambroxan-driven scent gets its boldest rework yet: a 30% concentration that dials up the mineral, skin-sensual warmth with green jasmine bud and a dry herbal note for intrigue, all in a newly elevated flacon with an anodised aluminium cap. Just divine.

Antwerp-born “diamonds for everyone” brand brings its RJC-certified, demi-fine jewellery to the UK with delicate, stackable designs in sterling silver or 14k gold set with real, conflict-free diamonds from £50–£350.

TBCo’s cult merino triangle scarves meet frkl.’s playful, circus-inspired jewellery hardware in a limited drop featuring exclusive prints plus an 18k gold-plated scarf ring and carabiner pin, designed for bold, joyful, endlessly wearable styling.

Nicolas Ghesquière’s new Express bag reimagines LV’s 1930s Speedy with soft leather, Monogram accents, and travel-inspired elegance. Wear it handheld, crossbody, or on your shoulder. Available now in chic shades from Black to Olympe Blue.

The king of kawaii-meets-high-art has brought his cult new footwear brand, Ohana Hatake, to Selfridges’ Cornershop until August 24th.. Expect exclusive colourways of sculptural “Full-Bloom” clogs and art-engraved “Surippa” slippers, plus an immersive burst of Murakami’s flower-filled universe.

The nuzzle-closer scent from Diptyque now comes in two new forms: Eau de Toilette and a refillable solid perfume. Soft musks, pink pepper, and mandarin keep it fresh yet spicy — the olfactory equivalent of your favourite cashmere sweater.

A real first: period-proof underwear on a women’s football kit. West Ham United Women and Modibodi have teamed up to smash taboos, boost period confidence in sport, and launch a co-branded range in the club’s colours. On-pitch and off, it’s about playing fearless — every day of the month.

The cool-girl scent that still turns heads. Brutal opens with radiant white florals, then gets richer, smokier, and more addictive thanks to tobacco, negroni, black coffee, and a smooth vanilla base. Sophisticated without being fussy — it’s confident, complex, and a little bit dangerous.

The T90 Shox Magia is back — bouncy, bold, and ready to dominate your off-duty looks. Pair with wide-leg cargos, an oversized blazer, or a pleated skirt for that ‘I know what I’m doing’ energy. Also worth noting: Veneda Carter’s new Air Max Muses drop.

Jones Road spent years perfecting this mineral SPF 30 — it’s lightweight, tinted to nix white cast, and layers seamlessly under makeup. Your everyday, never-skip step for skin protection with zero chalkiness.

The cult kitchenware brand opens its first UK shop-in-shop at Selfridges, all warm lighting, earthy tones, and toxin-free cookware. A place to shop, connect, and maybe finally replace that pan you’ve been in denial about.

A love letter to Japan from founder Charaf Tajer — everyday rituals meet Casablanca’s signature luxe-sport codes. We love the Tennis Girl tee with its playful retro nod.

High-performance SPF 50 meets sleek shades in this Swedish collab. Buy a pair of Chimi sunglasses and you get the Full Facial Protection sunscreen — lightweight, hydrating, and designed to shield skin from UV rays and urban stressors without ruining your look.

Zimmermann’s Cruise ‘26 collection is a study in contrasts: soft silks and tougher tailoring, corseted lace and sharp denim. Inspired by pirate tales and New Romantic theatrics, this is dreamy escapism with backbone. The mood? Modern romantic, with just enough edge to stop it floating away. Style with flats and attitude.

Founded in 1796 and still proudly British-made, Peregrine’s latest collection proves sustainability doesn’t have to shout. Alongside the brand’s heritage knits, expect linen overshirts, soft tailoring, and versatile polos—perfect for the kind of temperamental British summer that demands layers. Think elevated utility you’ll actually want to wear.

The Capri is having a moment—and Commando’s luxe, Italian neoprene version might just be the ultimate. Raw-cut, sculpting, lint-resistant and machine washable, they’re sleek but forgiving. Wear yours with a white tank, ballet flats, and a cropped biker to pick up your croissant and matcha from Jolene.

Just in time for the Oasis revival tour, this striped jumper nods to ‘90s Britpop cool with its oxblood base and clean graphic lines. It’s unisex, nostalgic, and best styled with loose denim, a pint, and plenty of shoulder swagger. Available in reverse colourways for peak throwback coordination

Singer-songwriter Ella Eyre has officially joined wellness drinks brand INTUNE as co-owner, bringing bold new branding, a playlist-worthy energy, and serious reach. The result? CBD sodas that feel like a proper moment. They’re made for desk-to-dancefloor sipping.

This is your beach holiday summer perfume in a bottle. Coconut Sun opens with crisp sea salt and citrus before warming into creamy frangipani and vanilla. A compliment magnet with the power to instantly transport — straight to a Mediterranean terrace with a chilled drink in hand and the sun sinking into the sea..

Minimal yet refined, this sculptural sandal is the quiet hero of the season. The soft almond toe, slender straps and subtle Cambon-inspired buckle make it endlessly wearable — from gallery-hopping in the city to dinner by the sea. Opt for silver with a linen co-ord or cream with a sheer maxi dress.

Daniel Fletcher’s second collection for Mithridate is a poetic ode to a very British kind of spring. Picture David Hockney, sketchbook in hand, somewhere between Hampstead Heath and a late-night gig. Pastel silks, jacquard cottons, and prep-school stripes carry a painterly charm, while aged leather and dark satin bring duskier drama. Style with Mary Janes and a paperback. We love.

Inspired by a margarita glass, Aquazzura’s Bisous mule is the heel to know now. Choose from peep-toe or mesh in sleek black, powder blue or leopard print — and wear it with a white tank and silk skirt. A playful silhouette that delivers big summer energy.

Part of the High Summer collection, the Twist is the ultimate summer carryall — slouchy, sculptural and handcrafted in Italy. Available in rich nubucks and crisp calfskin, it’s designed to throw over your shoulder and go, with hidden pockets that make it feel anything but casual. Pair with wide-leg linen and oversized sunglasses for modern Riviera energy.

The ultimate Italian style moment? A sundrenched terrace, a glass in hand — and this new limited-edition bottle of Malfy Gin, dressed in Missoni’s signature zigzag. Designed by Alberto Caliri and inspired by the Missoni Resort Club, it’s bold, fresh, and summer encapsulated. Think blue-on-blue hues, emerald accents, and the taste of lemon-drenched evenings. Pair it with linen, oversized shades, and friends who love a good toast.

As the watch world swings back to smaller case sizes, Seiko’s new 5 Sports Compact hits the sweet spot. At 28mm, it’s sleek, sporty and elegantly understated — available in white or marine blue with luminous detailing and a 41-hour power reserve. For days that start at the beach and end at dinner.

Lisa Eldridge does it again. The legendary MUA’s new Desert Gleam palette is everything we want this summer — a sultry, sun-washed colour story that channels 70s safari chic with a 90s grunge undercurrent. Think Studio 54 glam meets sandy dunes at golden hour.

This six-shade edit is pure Lisa: ultra-wearable, high-performance, and gorgeously curated. Rich matte browns and khakis sculpt and define by day, while metallics in gold, bronze and duo-chrome scarab silver bring serious heat after dark. It’s a palette that transforms — from soft and sculptural to full-blown editorial — all in one slim, ergonomic compact.

Of course, each shadow is housed in Lisa’s bespoke refillable system, so you can swap and switch as you go. Standouts include Firefly, a molten yellow gold, and Chrysina, a shimmering beetle-wing silver that’s genuinely hypnotic.

This is not just another eyeshadow palette — it’s a moodboard in makeup form. Limited quantities. Maximum impact.

The ethereal meets the athletic in this long-awaited collab between Swiss sportswear brand ON and FKA twigs. Built for movement — from studio to street — this capsule blends sensual silhouettes with hyper-functional detailing. Think satin-feel sneakers and sculptural skorts designed to flex with your day.

Performance meets poetry in Goldwin 0’s debut trail collection. Engineered in Japan with heat-mapped ventilation zones and reflective panels, each piece is a feat of functional design. Ideal for high-summer city sprints and quiet coastal trails alike.

Known for their sultry, slinky dresses, Rat & Boa now brings the drama to your jewellery box. Their first-ever fine jewellery drop is full of bold, sculptural pieces made for layering (or stealing the show solo). Maximum impact, minimal effort.

City heat, but make it fashion. SSENSE launches HEAT, a sizzling high-summer capsule made for the hottest days in the city. With over 125 exclusive pieces from Martine Rose to Panconesi, it’s a sweaty, sexy edit.

Vuori delivers that elusive mix of laid-back polish with the Villa Short and Villa Trouser Short — lightweight, drapey and made for spontaneous getaways or just breezing through brunch. A warm-weather staple in the making.

From fisherman sandals to platform boat shoes, Timberland’s Summer ‘25 drop is all about reimagined classics for life on the move. Easy silhouettes, considered craftsmanship, and conscious materials come together in a collection that’s as chill as it is functional.

The cult swimwear label reworks its bestselling styles in a dreamy red-and-black gingham that channels old-school beach glamour with a modern twist. Crafted in Italy, built for swim, and ready to turn heads from coast to cocktail hour.

Outerwear gets a moody makeover in Mackage’s first-ever Pre-Fall capsule. Mixing down, leather, and jersey with denim codes, this collection is peak transitional dressing — architectural, considered, and beautifully cool.

Parisian polish meets Aussie ease in this chic six-piece collab between Vanessa Sposi and editor Laura Brown. Think: olive cargos, cacao bustiers, silk leopard dresses — all infused with breezy elegance and SPF for your skin (literally).

A modern icon. Dickies retools its workwear legacy with the all-new unisex 247 Work Pant — enzyme-washed cotton twill with updated fits and phone pockets, fronted by Ezra Collective and Prince Waly. Real-life ready, round-the-clock. Available now.

Stylist Angie Smith brings her effortless wardrobe philosophy to life with The Upside. Oversized shirts, wrap skirts, and track pants in creamy neutrals and soft greens. Made for golden hour and barefoot strolls. Live now.

Jewellery for every version of you. LINES & CURRENT’s new summer edit spans pearl pendants, sculptural earrings and butter-yellow beads, each reflecting a different seasonal ‘state’. Drop 1 is available now.

Statement jewellery at feel-good prices. Ania Haie drops her SS25 collection: think stacking rings, pearl accents, and mood-boosting colour pops.

Jewels with a purpose. London-based Victoria Percival’s new capsule celebrates adornment as empowerment. Ethically made, endlessly wearable, and packed with pearl-core power.

Co-founded by fashion insiders, Sunny and Moon is a new lifestyle brand for babies, kids, and the adults raising them. It’s all about essentials that do the job but still look chic slung over your arm or left on the sofa. Their hero product? The muslin. Beautifully soft, simple, and in shades you’ll want to keep out on display.

Acne Studios is turning its Palais Royal boutique into a cultural hub, launching Acne Paper Palais Royal, a gallery curated by the Acne Paper team. First up: photographer Paul Kooiker from 26 June. Expect rotating exhibitions, artist talks, magazine launches—all under Paris’s historic arcades. A must-visit if you’re in town

This is the first-ever football boot made specifically for women. Designed based on extensive foot data and feedback from stars like Trinity Rodman and Linda Caicedo, the F50 SPARKFUSION delivers precision, lockdown and speed—on mid or low cut.

Kirstie Le Marque’s second collab with Angie Smith gives us two new pieces: The Intention Setter Necklace (£650) and Choker (£475). They’re minimalist, meaningful, and perfect layered with festival outfits—or slipped under a summer dress.

Adanola makes its first foray into eyewear, teaming up with cult sunglasses label Lexxola for a limited-edition capsule. The collab stays true to both brands’ MO: clean lines, considered colourways, and pieces you’ll wear on repeat.

Spanish-UK label MAKSU drops its bold prints and soft tailoring summer line this season. Think graphic embroideries and unexpected contrasts. Not your usual resort wear.

Filippa K brings fresh prep energy with marinière stripes, top-stitched tailoring, braided knits and suede parkas. Colours stick to navy, citrus green and soft pinks. Perfect for effortless spring layering.

English Wine Week runs 21–29 June. Chapel Down’s Classic NV Brut is our pick: fine bubbles, apple and lemongrass with a hint of strawberry. Great for “big little moments”—and they’re hosting vineyard tastings this season.

The Linda Farrow Iconic Collection pays tribute to its founder with a campaign starring Linda herself—and frames inspired by her ’70s heyday. First up: the Lila, an oversized stunner in gold-plated titanium. Named for her granddaughter, it’s eyewear as an heirloom.

Soft trousers, slow afternoons, the kind of crisp shirt that makes you exhale: Armani Mare is less about dressing for the beach, more about embodying summer. In shades of ecru and sea spray, and of course, the obligatory summer black (chic), it’s holiday wear that doesn’t shout.

McQueen does Soho two ways: George and Florence. Both icons of the neighbourhood, both immortalised on limited-edition tees launching with the Pre-Fall 2025 collection. Just 100 of each—graphic, gutsy, and rooted in the pubs, stories and personalities that make this part of London tick.

Chanel’s latest Métiers d’Art campaign takes us on a journey from Paris to Hangzhou—carrying Mademoiselle’s legacy through embroidery, silk pleats and lacquered storytelling. Shot by Mikael Jansson, the stars of the visuals are Liu Wen, Tilda Swinton and Lulu Tenney dressed in ethereal pieces that blur craftsmanship and fantasy. Expect architectural pleats, camelia brooches and travel-ready tweed.

Canada Goose goes body-conscious: in his second summer capsule for Snow Goose, Haider Ackermann strips away the bulk and builds something sleeker. Windbreakers with attitude, joggers like second skin, and whisper-weight layers in khaki, arctic blues and moody purples.

Kaia Gerber, through Halina Reijn’s lens. This is Sarah Burton’s first Givenchy campaign—and it’s a story of creative kinship. Think actress-director energy, emotional tailoring, and looks that speak softly but hit hard. The female gaze, in motion.

Minimalism, modularity, and the kind of sofa that begs you to lie down mid-sentence: Vincent Van Duysen’s latest Zara Home collection lands today. With new shapes like Daybed 02 and Lounge Chair 03, it’s a quiet evolution in creamy wood, crisp linen and grown-up calm.

If summer were a watch: sand-textured dial, glinting blue face, and a steel bracelet that slips on like a wrist-ready wetsuit. The new Black Bay 54 from Tudor is a love letter to 1950s dive watches—remixed for today, with a COSC-certified heart and enough elegance to survive both the surf and the suit.

No fuss. No rush. Just dresses that move like you’re already on holiday. Toast’s summer collection is made to breathe and built to last: soft silhouettes, easy linen, the occasional quiet floral. It’s what you wear when you’re done with drama but still want a little poetry.

Jewels that feel like summer skin: YSSO teams with Eden Rock on a collection of hand-carved pieces inspired by the island’s flowers. Bougainvillea, frangipani, hibiscus—translated into soft, sculptural forms you’ll want to wear with salty hair and linen everything. From £340, exclusively at Eden Rock, YSSO online and Net-a-Porter.

Tom Daley’s vibrant Pride capsule for Reiss has dropped, merging his love of crochet, sequins and Olympic-dives into unisex knits and tees knitted in water‑and‑love motifs. Think sea‑blue hues, “LOVER” embroidery, blanket stitches—and all profits go to Rainbow Railroad. Knitwear you can wear with pride—and feel proud about.

Functional meets feminine in Carhartt WIP’s SS25 visuals by Fiona Torre. Double‑knee pants in micro‑skirt form, canvas jackets softened in pastel, and fluid poplin layers lean into sporty practicality—shot in ethereal tones that blend workwear grit and fashion fantasy. Utility has never looked so poetic.

Tory Burch’s Resort 2026 remixes polo, trench and plaid through chartreuse, cobalt and neutral lenses. Think slashed collars, slinky shirt-dresses, sculpted jacket details and whimsical sequins. Tailored but free-spirited, utilitarian yet feminine—perfect for garden parties or airport lounges.

The Balla family has been reimagined in Chianti‑wine mesh. From directional pumps (pictured) to sculptural, bow‑topped ballet flats and the new Sacchetto bag, these limited‑edition beauties bring Italian finesse via nappa leather insoles and cuoio heels. Elevate your evening edit with a whisper of texture and just enough attitude.

Fish‑and‑chips fan? Meet fashion’s fun side. AllSaints teams up with London’s iconic Poppies Fish & Chips for a tongue‑in‑cheek capsule: a cheeky tee and cap featuring punk-rock fish in leather bomber style. It’s nostalgic, edgy and just right for June’s National Fish & Chips Day—plus 10% off at Poppies. Delicious.

Delvaux revisits its curvy 1972 Le Pin with a D‑chain twist and fresh summer colours and chic chain strap. It’s polished, playful and quietly iconic—especially in Jean Campbell’s sunlit campaign shots that practically beg you to buy your own.

I recently spent a morning in the Boadicea The Victorious boutique in Harrods Salon de Parfum—yes, I realise that is very lucky. And, truly, that is the best way to smell or discover new fragrances. However, if you can’t actually get to a store and get your hands on a bottle, the next best thing is a discovery set—it’s the perfect way to try several options before fully committing to your new signature scent.

Olfactory armour, Boadicea The Victorious perfumes are masterclasses in high-impact scent: bold, complex and unapologetically luxe. The discovery set has four bestsellers (Blue Sapphire, Complex 2020, Valiant and Glorious).

I've become particularly addicted to Valiant—it's the undeniable star for me. Imagine creamy orange blossom softened by orris and lit from within thanks to the freshness of neroli—it's fresh, floral and wildly sophisticated. Clean and seductive with impressive staying power to boot. Compliments? Expect many.

Glorious, another favourite, brings an earthy effervescence—mossy and sparkling with the softness of bubble bath bubbles gently catching the light. This is uplifting and seriously sexy.

Head to Oxford Street to check out the new Massimo Dutti store. With its paired back and contemporary panelling and furniture, the concept store is home to a curated selection of products—ideal for the style savvy and time poor shopper.

Address: 319 Oxford Street, London

Róisín Pierce, the Irish womenswear designer, has teamed up with Polene to create a limited edition collection of bags. Blending Pierce’s delicate tactility and Polene’s luxury leather goods is clearly a winning combination—we’re adding both styles to our must have list for 2025.

The Canada Goose Spring/Summer 25 campaign has dropped and is full of wardrobe hits to take you into summer and beyond. Think breathable and lightweight fabrics that offer wearability and functionality—perfect for sunny days and breezy nights.

The third space for the brand has just opened in Marylebone. “I have always had a natural affinity to this area of London—Marylebone is unique, and we are very happy to be joining such a significant part of London culture.” Says Nick Wakeman, Studio Nicholson Founder and Creative Director

Naturally, an effortlessly cool insouciance runs throughout: from the white-framed exterior to the concrete and wooden furniture, which serves as the perfect backdrop for the clothes—oh, how we love the clothes.

From simple and neat silhouettes to covetable accessories, there’s a reason Studio Nicholson is in the wardrobes of the most stylish: these are very good clothes.

A$AP Nast has collaborated with Comme des Garçons SHIRT to create a capsule of 12 styles that features the A$AP Nast logo and graphics sprawled across T-shirts, shirts and more. Sure to sell out fast—don’t sleep on this one.

Emilia Wickstead’s exclusive Net-A-Porter Pre-Fall ’25 capsule is awash with gorgeous wardrobe hits, much like this stunning panelled cloqué maxi dress in a dusty pale pink—there’s a chic cape that can be purchased to finish the look.

We’re big fans of Roxanne First: something about its pieces just elicit total joy. The Love Struck collection is no exception. centred about the heart, think super fun designs with bold and bright colours—dopamine dressing indeed.

Oftentimes products that promise to do it all fall a bit flat—they don’t really do the best job at anything. That’s not the case here. This clever product, for both hair and skin, will keep things feeling softer and hydrated. We love.

Daniel Fletchers debut for Mithridate was one of the best shows during London Fashion Week—FACT. The “Seven, Nine, Three” capsule collection, an edit of 30 pieces was brought to life after discussions with style heroine Alexa Chung—who features in the collections campaign—and is what the wardrobes of fashion-forward, smart and stylish women needs.

We’re deep in holiday planning at MC HQ and naturally thoughts have turned to swimwear. Enter CDLP with the latest swimwear drop that has all your swim and holiday needs covered. From sleek separates to elevates wardrobe essentials (the tank dress will see you from day to night seamlessly)—it has it all.

The new SpeedARC Matis from Merrell is the latest addition to their hiking trainers. Super comfortable and will look good too, wether you’re strolling down Broadway Market or, you know, actually on a hike.

We’re all about innovation and practically here, that’s why we think the new StayPut Pocket™ from Tommee Tippee is genius. It’s gone viral for a reason! There’s a second drop coming soon, so make sure you keep checking so you don’t miss out.

Johnnie Walker Vault x Olivier Rousteing marks the first couture collaboration under the luxury whisky house’s new platform—blending fashion and flavour with exceptional artistry.

The Couture Expression collection, co-created with Johnnie Walker Master Blender Dr Emma Walker, features four seasonal blends housed in sculptural Baccarat crystal decanters draped in metallic couture. Each expression uses some of the rarest whiskies in the world. Pre-launching exclusively at Harrods from 5 May (with bottle ‘1’ of each season), the £16,000-per-bottle collection will release globally on 26 May—limited to just 25 bottles per season worldwide.

So go on then, treat yourself.

Monica Vinader's new Lab Grown Diamond collection features solitaire designs full of sparkle, offering incredible quality, great value, and a more sustainable choice, since they're crafted using 100% renewable energy. 

This spring Mulberry celebrates its quintessentially British spirit by showcasing the best of the brand’s leathercraft and artistry in a campaign featuring the iconic supermodel Erin O’Connor and the artist and emerging talent Kesewa Aboah.  

In a return to the brand's roots, the campaign is shot at The Rookery, one of Mulberry’s two carbon neutral Somerset factories. Offering a glimpse into the world of the British lifestyle brand, we take a closer look at the people, places, and processes involved in making each iconic bag. 

Ateljé's summer capsule is here, and we're obsessed.

Developed by twin designers Luke & Zac Johnson-Flint in their Monaco studio, the Lutris Monte-Carlo cordless lamp blends elegant design with technological innovation.

Head to Selfridge this Easter weekend to immerse yourself in all things Mirror Water. If we had to pick just one thing to take away, it’d be the bath salts. Seriously, these are very good and you will feel supremely relaxed and zen after using. But, you’ll most likely walk out with more, because it’s all incredible.

We’ve long been fans of Aaron Esh at MC. Be THAT girl in the room with this capsule collection, full of some seriously chic dresses. Real empowerment pieces that move with a modern fluidity and look—and feel—expensive.

Head to NAP to check out the latest Loewe x Paula’s Ibiza capsule collection. Jam packed full of wardrobe hits, this is your summer wardrobe sorted.

We've found the dream top that will accompany us on all our summer holidays and beyond. Haveli's asymmetric top offers a cowl neckline with pleats across the torso and shoulder to capture an elegant silhouette.

Joseph's new eyewear collection has us dreaming of hot summer days.

We're obsessed with Cloe Cassandro's wanderlust-inducing crochet collection, full of mix and match separates like this gorgeous bag.

We’re already big fans of Omorovicza at MC—these products are as efficacious as they are stylish. The latest, Elixir, is a powerhouse of a serum that promises all sorts of things; including a boost in radiance, improvement of skin texture, hyperpigmentation correction and well-hydrated skin. And, with impressive clinical trials to boot, I’d say it’s onto a winner.

A celebration of the iconic Peekaboo, the ISeeU campaign from Fendi sees Song Yuqi take centre stage—carrying the supremely covetable bag, of course. With so many sizes and colour ways to choose from, you’re sure to find your perfect fit.

Part of the Medusa collection by way of Lucy Delius—creator of exquisite luxurious jewellery—the Snakelet bracelet elegantly weaves its way around and hugs your wrist delicately. Tres chic.

Ruggable has launched its first collection with the iconic heritage design brand Sanderson. The collections leans into the uniquely nostalgic patterns of oversized florals and pastel colours, bringing a modern twist to classic heritage design.

Sandro and Louise Bourgeois joined forced to create a capsule collection full of summer essentials. Think soft tailoring—loose flowing shirts, trousers—and flowy dresses in a mixture of natural linens, silk twill and printed cotton poplin. Just divine.

Rise & Fall and House of Grey have created a chic—and luxurious—range of bed linen. Naturally, working with House of Grey, the colour palette is seriously stylish: the linen bed set comes in a celery or bruised peach and the throw and cushion in chamomile and seaweed. All of which work superbly well together, as they do on their own for a full tonal look. Plus, if you haven’t experienced it yet, the game-changing linen by way of Rise & Fall is supremely soft to the touch and falls just-so, that you’ll have guests thinking you’re now an interior stylist.

It’s been a week of collaborations—and they just keep getting better. Reformation has chosen Deon Lee Carlson for its third iteration of their ‘it-girl’ series. This time, expect simple separates, printed floral dresses, midi skirts and some on-trend accessories—all of which, would find seamlessly find a place in wardrobe’s of the most stylish.

The throw from all AOTROM candles is seriously impressive: this one, Vine, fills the air with ripe, juicy notes of tomato. And, housed in a mirrored silver jar, they look rather impressive dotted anywhere in your humble abode.

Good American has teamed up with the iconic Dolly Parton to create a capsule collection of denim hits. “I’ve always believed what you wear should make you feel as fabulous as you truly are, and this brand new line, Dolly’s Joleans, is all about celebrating individuality with a touch of sparkle,” says Dolly Parton. The campaign, lensed by Inez and Vinoodh, features Dolly in embellished denim and statement separates that embody her true spirit.

For SS25 the Otiumberg duo has delivered a collection of covetable and statement jewellery pieces. The brand has garnered an impressive fan base including Laura Bailey who fronts the SS25 campaign and Hollywood stars like Anne Hathaway, Emma Stone and Keira Knightley.

What happens when whiskey meets design, fashion and photography? Johnnie Walker Vault (a new luxury platform) is a project that blends worlds—quite literally—crafting bespoke whisky expressions with creative icons Kelly Wearstler, Gabriel Moses and Yoyo Cao. It’s a bold collision of artistry, storytelling and luxury—created in collaboration with Master blender Dr. Emma Walker—distilled into a one-of-a-kind experience.

Collaborating with Milanese fashion and homeware brand La DoubleJ, Mother has released a 30-piece collection just in time for the new season. The collection seamlessly merges the brand's California cool aesthetic with La DoubleJ's Italian maximalism. The 'Ciao Mamma!' collection includes printed maxi skirts, cool-girl-approved graphic T-shirts, and patchwork denim. 

Looking to upgrade your device? May we suggest Apple's new iPhone16e? A more affordable - and stylish (it comes in white and black finishes - addition to the iPhone 16 lineup, it doesn't compromise on speed or performance.

It's built for Apple Intelligence, the intuitive personal intelligence system that delivers helpful and relevant intelligence while enhancing privacy in AI. Its camera is also second to none, thanks to the 48MP Fusion camera and integrated 2x Telephoto, which is like having two cameras. You'll have the best quality pictures at your fingertips.

The LEGO Group is igniting imaginations and fostering valuable social skills with the launch of its 2025 series in-store and online workshops designed for young creators aged 6-12. Kicking off the series is a workshop centred around the theme of Friendship, with a free online workshop led by world-renowned singer, Nadine Coyle and further workshops hosted by store associates in select LEGO Stores. Tickets cost £5 per child for in-store workshops, and are free online.

Fortnum & Mason is collaborating with Max Rocha’s East London institution Café Cecilia for this delicious hamper. Fans of the contemporary E8 institution will be treated to the legendary Café Cecilia Soda Bread - freshly baked by the team and beloved by regulars—alongside a signed copy of the Café Cecilia cookbook.             

Classic Fortnum’s favourites complement the feast: the Fortnum & Mason 181 Sauce, Fortnum & Mason Strawberry Preserve and Fortnum & Mason Sea Salted Butter – all perfect condiments for the Soda Bread. Enjoy alongside the Cacklebean Eggs, Fortnum & Mason Dry Cured Bacon and Piccadilly Sausages for the full breakfast experience.

Showcasing the London label's prairie-inspired dresses, House of CB's Spring/Summer campaign embraces all that is Cottagecore.

Casey Cadwallader has teamed up with Inez & Vinoodh for Mugler’s Fall 2025 campaign. Inspired by classical painting, Part 01 features Alex Consani, Gabbriette Bechtel, Amar Akway and Frankie Rayder. Think expressive poses, incredible makeup and seriously cool clothes—J’adore.

Upgrade your bathroom with this luxury hand and body wash by way of To My Ships. It’s lightly exfoliating and has the most delicious and herbaceously fragrant green scent.

Exclusive to John Lewis, and part of the John Smedley diffusion line, this striped sweater is the perfect transitional wardrobe piece.

Chloë Sevigny is the star of ECCO’s Spring Summer 2025 campaign. Lensed by Briana Capozzi, the campaign features Sevigny in several classic ECCO styles.

We LOVE finding new fragrance brands here at MC and love sharing them with you. ODE ONA is one we love for several reasons; this is a conscious brand that cares for the planet, the bottles are seriously chic and—most importantly—the fragrances smell really good. Our pick of the bunch is Dawn Earth which is verdant, fresh and earthy—it instantly transports you into the thick of a lush green forest.

To celebrate the opening of the Edward Munch Portraits exhibition, the National Portrait Gallery has teamed up with Rejina Pyo and the MUNCH Museum in Oslo to create a capsule collection. Featuring silk scarves, bags and jewellery, Pyo was inspired by the museum’s archive.

We obsessed with this collaboration between CDLP (our eternal faves) and Grand Hôtel Stockholm, which includes this super chic pyjama shirt that has a pair of matching trousers.

Meet Spherica Plus, from GEOX. The ultimate trainers (ones that actually care for your feet), created with two core technologies created in its very GX Lab, the Zero Shock System reduces the stress on joints and muscles and the Geox Breathing System keeps temperatures regulated.

Season 9 of the Incredible Women podcast is here. Hosted by NET-A-PORTER’s content director Alice Casely-Hayford and fashion director Kay Barron, make sure you tune in to hear the inspiring stories of some truly remarkable and incredible women.

Launching with 15 designs, the collection boasts sculptural high-waist straight-leg jeans, tailored flares, cinched-waist, fitted dresses, a striking strapless top with cinched-waist detail, timeless oversize aviator jackets with cocoon-sleeve tailoring and an iconic modern tailored blazer.

BoConcept has launched a bakery-inspired capsule collection with Danish designer Charlotte Høncke. 'Sweet Art’ is the first designer-led collaboration to be spotlighted by Helena Christensen as part of her new role as Global Artistic Director. The capsule collection includes an accent chair and two pouffes, and a curated edit of accessories featuring the same design handwriting.

40 years after launching Emporio Armani, Giorgio Armani is bringing his label to Selfridges. The immersive experience at the Selfridges Corner Shop combines contemporary design and Italian elegance, inspired by the concept store in Milan (think neutral palette

of natural materials—glass, mirror, concrete, and chrome). You'll be able to discover a key edit of the SS25 collection, as well as well as shop sculptural bouquets, and feast on artisanal coffee and chocolates at the Armani/Dolci area.

As the name suggests, the Remington One hairdryer does it all. It has a choice of 8 heat and speed combinations helps you to choose just the right heat and power for your hair type, as well as four styling attachments: a Slim Styling Concentrator, a Flyaway Tamer, a Gentle Drying Diffuser and a Curl Defining Diffuser.

It also generates air speeds of up to 120 km/h for 25% faster drying while a Thermacare sensor regulates the air temperature to protect against extreme heat.

Depending on the days, I've used mine to enhance my curls or smooth my hair, and it's not disappointed so far.

Universal Works are launching 'The Ltd. Store' - a curation of one-off specials and small-run samples. These garments, which never made it to the shelves for one reason or another, have been waiting patiently in the archive and now they will recieve a second life.

The Universal Works store on Derby Road, Nottingham is the only place to browse these, try them on, and take them home, with each piece being handpicked by the Universal Works team. The store will be open until 14th March.

Eurostar and Airbnb have teamed up to give away free train tickets and £1,000 on a Parisian Airbnb stay. All you need to do is apply using the link and keep your fingers crossed. This comes after new research from Airbnb and Eurostar has shown that more families are choosing France’s capital for their next family holiday - disproving the idea that the city is just for couples.

Vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) has become THE topic of conversation in the last year. Namely, how activating it might be the key to unlocking a whole range of benefits..

When I first tried the Nurosym device, I wasn’t sure what to expect. It promises to help with nervous system regulation, reducing anxiety, and improving focus—all things I’ve struggled with, especially in high-pressure situations. At first, I think I expected too much, or maybe I just didn’t know how to use it properly. But after some trial and error, I’ve found my rhythm, and now I reach for it whenever I need to switch gears—whether that’s calming restlessness or getting into deep work mode. 

For example, I’ve had those moments where a deadline sneaks up, and I need to focus instantly. Normally, my brain would be loud and scattered, but with *Nurosym*, it’s like flipping a switch—the background noise quiets, and I can lock in. I typically use it for 30-60 minutes, sometimes in the morning and evening, or just when I feel that anxious energy creeping in (you know, that jittery feeling like too much coffee). Clinical studies have shown that *Nurosym* can increase vagus nerve activity by *61% in just five minutes*, which may explain the calming effect I experience. And, in a recent clinical trial, participants using *Nurosym* reported a *35% improvement in anxious states*, highlighting its potential to alleviate anxiety.

The price is a consideration—it’s not cheap. But if it works for you, it’s an investment in your well-being. It doesn't have a monthly subscription fee, which is something to consider, so whilst it's a chunky price point, there's nothing else to pay. After a year of dipping in and out, I now know when to use it for the best results. For anyone looking to regulate stress and sharpen focus, Nurosymmight be worth having on your radar. 

Introducing the newest face of Reformation, Pete Davidson... "The go-to complement to beautiful and talented women everywhere, has officially partnered with Reformation, the other go-to complement to beautiful and talented women everywhere" as per the campaign tagline. Alongside the collection Ref will be launching two official boyfriend, girlfriend sweatshirts and boxer briefs.

7 For All Mankind presents its campaign for Spring Summer 2025, a project which champions bold self-expression and cultural connectivity. Featuring Mariacarla Boscono and newcomer Mohamed Hassan, the campaign is shot by Theo Liu and styled by Elodie David.

Through striking visuals and powerful storytelling, the next chapter of ‘Provocatively You’ amplifies the brand’s credibility as an industry vanguard - reshaping the fashion narrative for a new generation.

The Camilla and Marc campaign is giving us some serious inspiration for SS25 dressing. Lensed by Davit Giorgadze, the campaign shot in Paris features Mariacarla Boscono as the protagonist armed with a killer wardrobe. Think loose structured monochrome tailoring—the sort of outwear that’s transcends feeling trends and will last in your wardrobe forever—alongside neatly proportioned separates and covetable accessories.

The collection is available for preview now so you can start your shopping list—and start dropping hints.

In this limited edition collaboration, the Original Cabin Bronze gets the Rick Owens treatment. Suitably raw, deliciously dark and daringly individual—the ultimate partnership, the Rimowa and Rick is a match made in fashion heaven.

Loafers really are the footwear choice for fashion lovers this Winter—and they’ll take your straight through transitional months into Spring. This iteration, the F Buckle loafer by way of Ferragamo, are the perfect way to elevate your off-duty looks plus work just as well heading to the office.

Magpie alert, this one is for you. Ariana Grande has teamed up with Swarovski to create a limited-edition capsule collection. Expect dazzling gems: statement pieces in princess-like and otherworldly shapes. Just adding one piece to your outfit will be enough to make a statement but if more-is-more is your cachet, then by all means, throw it all on and live your best princess life.

Silhouette is making strides in sustainability and has launched a new collection created using SPX Green+ a bio-circular material. The brand has enlisted none other than Arizona Muse, the model global sustainability advocate and long-time friend of Marie Claire, to front the campaign. The collection features 8 timeless styles that are universally flattering.

If you’re in the city this weekend, you’ve got to check out the new Abercrombie & Fitch stores: one in Oxford Street and the other in Covent Garden. Expect an elevated shopping experience, with a private mezzanine lounge that can be booked for a celeb-like personalised shopping moment.

Featuring supermodel Abby Champion, this campaign sees the re-imagining of the brand's signature denim, presenting a range of effortless denim with stylish proportions and new washes. 

Berlin-based footwear and accessories house Aeyde has partnered with Harrods for an exclusive in-store pop-up, located in the iconic Shoe Heaven department. It showcases standout designs from the Pre-Spring ‘25 collection, including the refined Danielle mules, Nova pumps, Tara slingbacks, and signature flats and boots.

Rendered in an elegant palette of port, crackled gold, black, and silver, each piece highlights Aeyde’s commitment to creating timeless yet modern designs that seamlessly transition from day to night.

Brigette Romanek, the acclaimed AD100 interior designer to stars like Beyoncé, has teamed up with Our Place create a limited-edition cookware collection in a gorgeous espresso hue. Stylish and practical.

Looking for a unique experience this Valentine's Day? Italian fragrance brand, Torti, is offering consultations with their expert 'nose' Nina Briazu, to assist in finding your personal scent based on your individual essence. Perfect for those looking to start the New Year with a bold yet sophisticated scent. 

Consultations are available at  57 Brewer Street, London.

The Tenth Wellness has launched of London’s first luxury postpartum wellness retreat. Grounded in the traditional principles rest, recovery and support for the mother following birth, it is led by a curated group of London doctors, experts and practitioners, The Tenth will strive to create the ultimate in reassuring and thoughtful luxury, easing women into motherhood more gently.

It is housed within the prestigious Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Hyde Park, London, providing an all-inclusive luxury experience that prioritises the health and well-being of both mother and baby following birth.

Finally, a chic and minimal laptop bag that fits all your work essentials without breaking your back.

The two iconic labels have collaborated on a limited edition collection combining RIXO’s signature prints with Stripe & Stare's luxurious soft and sustainable fabrics.

The HOKA Run Corner shop, celebrating the launch of the iconic Bondi 9, is a consumer-first immersive space: a convenience store stocking all the running essentials needed for the new year training period. 

Located on Bethnal Green Road, it holds a working ATM which produces 'HOKENs' for customers to purchase their essentials, ranging from scratchcards to snacks. 

Entitled ‘Love Letters’, this unique campaign champions with model Lauren Wasser celebrates self-love in the purest form.

Love Letters shares Lauren’s journey from losing both legs to menstrual toxic shock syndrome (mTSS) in 2012 to appreciating, and ultimately loving her body. It is an invitation for the Bluebella audience to love themselves.

“This campaign is about owning yourself, something I feel that I really embody. I think that's what makes us all unique and special in our own way. It’s important to embrace who you are, and everything that you've gone through, this is part of life’s journey which helps create and craft the person that you are right now,” Lauren says.

Fans of rose fragrance, rejoice! This one is for you. An exquisite imagining of rose: Rose Exposed is a complex blend of white pepper, leather and of course, rose, but not just any rose. This is a presentation of an exclusive rose-on-rose co-distillation note of rose absolute and rose water extract, which means you get a well rounded scent and the flower in its entirety—from wet bud to freshly picked and highly perfumed petals. Yes, that’s a lot of perfume speak, but essentially, it smells really bloody good and you’ll want to wear it time and time again.

Meet Unstoppable, the premium offering from Under Armour. Designed to transition seamlessly between workouts and daily life. Expect sleek and versatile styles in some seriously cool colours. We’ve into it.