Hot List: Here’s what’s new in your favourite stores and online this week

Swarovski’s new campaign, #FollowTheLight is a celebration of inspirational women empowering one another to shine brighter together and be the best version of themselves. Building on the Spring/Summer campaign, which launched in January 2019, #FollowTheLight sees a host of both new, and returning, brand ambassadors who embody female empowerment, and demonstrate what can be achieved when women support one another.

Jazzelle Zanaughtti has kick-started Mercedes-Benz’ latest How To fashion story with an interactive event in Oslo, to learn to vogue.

Oscar de la Renta has branched out into sleepwear with a gorgeous collection modelled by Joan Smalls.

Danish-based jewellery designer Anni Lu has collaborated with social entrepreneur NGUVU to help African mothers support themselves and their families. Anni Lu have designed three bracelets that are being produced by five women in Kibera - the chunky beads and strong colours (red, turquoise and yellow) are created with beaded from the local market in Nairobi.

New British label TOVE is all about feminine classics in a delicate colour palette linked to the natural world of cedar, muted pink and soft buffed nudes.

The collection features hand-crafted pieces made of oyster shells and recycled silver. Timeless and sculptural, the limited co-lab collection features seven pieces — rings, earrings, a hairclip and a necklace — all made of recyclable and decomposable materials from the sea.

The High Waist is the latest addition to Heist's shapewear range; the pants are enhanced with Heist’s revolutionary HeroPanels that take up to 5cm off your waist, whilst being breathable (thanks to the 20,000 laser perforations that actually keep you cool). The new colours and brown and beige.

Dreamy.

B.Blossom breaks new ground by introducing a fine jewellery collection inspired by the confident woman who leave a mark in her way.

Say hello to a highly curated mix of must-have denim pieces and soft blue prints.

We’re in love with Rosie Fortescue’s new collection, full of rainbows gems and playful shapes. Perfect for summer.

As part of its sustainability strategy, Farfetch has introduced a re-sale service to give a second lease of life to designer handbags. Customers using secondlife.farfetch.com will be able to trade their designer handbags in exchange for credit to be used towards future purchases on Farfetch.

Introducing a new Lifestyle Membership which will see a new box full of fitness, health and beauty goodies delivered to your door. You also have access to an online platform that offers a wide range of content for members to enjoy and learn from.

Katie Rosen Kitchens, Co-Founder of FabFitFun, explains, ‘Our mission is to deliver happiness and wellbeing to everyone everywhere, so it was only natural to bring FabFitFun here to the UK. When we look at the world we know people are busier than ever and they don’t have enough time to spend on their wellbeing, we simplify this for them. We get to know our members better than they know themselves and we simplify and improve their lives through fully customised boxes, FabFitFun TV and events that bring our community together. We are excited about what the future holds here.’

We’re here for this collaboration; why haven’t we been wearing crystal bracelets already?

Notes of coconut, cardamon and yellow flowers. Liberal application encouraged.

The opulent detailing on this silk wrap dress are just exquisite.

This stunner of a bag has been selling like hot cakes on QVC. During it’s first 15 minutes on air, it sold 1 a second. So, if you’d like to own one you better act fast.

Laurent-Perrier is launching a jeroboam of its Cuvée Rosé champagne in restaurants and bars across the country. The innovative new bottle, which is the size of two magnums, will be available to order in a range of premium venues for rosé lovers to enjoy as part of a special celebration, shared amongst friends and family.

Introducing the clothing collaboration between Mother of Pearl and the plant-based restaurant in Notting Hill, Farmacy. Due to launch of the 27th May, it comprises of a range of sweaters, hoodies and t-shirts with slogans ‘Got No Beef’ and ‘No Artificial Content’. The cotton is organic, grown and spun in India and then sent in yarn form to Fafe, a small town in Portugal. Prices start from £60.