what we’re coveting right now

Signalling the official start of summer, the new Giorgio Armani Mare collection has landed. The range spans men’s and women’s wear, featuring everything from breezy beach cover-ups to sporty swimwear and classic holiday accessories – all in a pared-back (and very Armani) palette of white, ecru and black. The collection is available to shop now in select boutiques across the world – look out for resort activations in Capri, Porto Cervo, Forte dei
Marmi, Saint-Tropez, Cannes and Puerto Banus.

Manu Atelier’s cult Le Cambon bag has been reimagined in the East West style that has been dominating this spring. The design – which comes in various colourways and fabrics – has been made slinkier and skinnier than the original version, and would make an excellent new-season wardrobe update.

Following a sell-out first outing, Jimmy Choo has once again teamed up with the LA-based golf apparel brand Malbon on a collection of fairway-appropriate shoes and accessories. Combining Jimmy Choo’s signature glamorous style with Malbon’s expertise in elevated golfing essentials, the capsule features everything from playful caps, visors and bucket hats to golf bags and towels – plus, of course, the perfect golf shoes, complete with detachable tasselled kilties, which can be removed once you’ve completed your 18 holes.

If you’re on the lookout for a holiday handbag, we recommend checking out sustainable accessories label Mashu, which has just released its Summer Nostalgia collection. It’s filled with beautiful sculptural pieces – in a variety of uplifting hues – that are perfect for your next trip away.

Miu Miu is celebrating all things sporting this spring, with a new gym-themed pop-up at Harrods. The space marks the first time that the brand’s Gymnasium collection arrives in Europe, following previous editions in Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong and Hangzhou. The collection draws inspiration from the sophisticated sportswear of the 1930s, while the pop-up is defined by athletic references – from ropes and rings to wall bars and vaulting horses. The in-store space will also house special limited-edition products and a new Custom Studio station, allowing visitors to personalise bags, shoes, and wallets with a selection of laces, charms and tabs.

Just in time for the seasonal switchover, Burberry has launched Burberry Softs, an accessories collection that is designed to bring a sense of lightness into your wardrobe. As well as some great versatile pieces, including this cashmere cape which will excellently replace your winter coat, there are bucket hats, embroidered caps and silk scarves in the collection. Shop it here.

International Women’s Day is almost upon us, and we can attest that Loquet’s Charms for Change capsule with Marianela Nuñez, principal ballerina at the Royal Ballet, offers a meaningful celebration of women in the arts. Nuñez has collaborated on an edit of two keepsake pieces, the diamond swan charm and the diamond ballet shoe charm, a duo of symbols personal to her craft which will see a portion of sales donated to the Royal Ballet’s Pointe Shoe Appeal.

Shop Charms for Change here.

Pharrell Williams’ latest collaboration with Tiffany & Co – a continuation of his Tiffany Titan line – has landed. Spanning necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets, the collection also debuts the Titan Setting, a newly developed ‘floating’ prongless diamond setting devised in partnership with Williams. The multifaceted creative has long been inspired by the sea (hence the name, ‘Titan’) and this season is no exception, with gleaming Tahitian pearls taking centre stage. These earrings are a particular highlight, and were seen on Anya Taylor-Joy at the collection’s star-studded launch soirée in Paris.

If you’re looking to update your activewear as we head into 2025, then the LA-based brand Vuori is a name to take note of. Inspired by coastal California living, Vuori specialises in timeless performance apparel that’s built to move in – whether you’re a Reformer Pilates devotee, a dedicated runner or planning some long weekend walks. Whatever your choice of activity, this waterproof Hillside jacket – filled with responsibly sourced down – will give you extra protection from the harsh January elements. If you prefer to try before you buy, the brand recently opened its first UK flagship on London’s Regent Street.

83-85 Regent St. London W1B 4EE

Polène, the contemporary bag brand that regularly attracts queues outside its Paris store, has just landed in London. The spacious, elegant boutique on Regent Street features an emphasis on craftsmanship and sustainability with specially commissioned furniture made from repurposed materials. It’s the perfect canvas from which to show off the brand’s covetable leather goods – of which there are many. The Cyme tote in textured black cherry is top of our Christmas wish list.

74-76 Regent Street, London W1B 5RL

Beloved British accessories brand Aspinal of London has produced this silk twill scarf for a particularly good cause this season. The piece features a colourful artwork, named ‘We Can Dream Again’, designed by the brand’s creative director Mariya Dykalo in collaboration with the children of St Mary’s Ukrainian School. The children’s drawings and sketches express their dreams for the future – from becoming professional footballers and Olympic gymnasts to pop stars and fashion designers. Their collective heartfelt wish, however, is for peace in Ukraine, and to safely return to their homes, families and lives. Net proceeds from the sale of the scarf will be donated to the school, which plays a crucial role in supporting Ukrainian refugee children’s families in London and across the UK.

On the catwalk in September we saw Erdem’s debut handbags, and they have finally dropped.

“The Bloom bag features a handcrafted handle shaped into a flower bud which is contrasted with a malleable leather body, unstructured and tactile,” he told us after the show. “I liked the idea of creating something that felt precious but almost casual, models carrying the sculptural floral handle close to their body against the masculine, relaxed tailoring.”

The style comes in mini and midi sizes, and in various colours and fabrics – we love the olive green.

Beloved outerwear brand Charlotte Simone has been worn by everyone from Dua Lipa to Madonna, and has become a favourite among fashion editors, who know to watch her week-long collection drops (which happen only a few times a year) like hawks in order to get their hands on their favourite pieces before they sell out. This latest drop features a number of her Seventies-inspired faux-suede designs, including this chic cropped jacket that has gone straight to the top of our Christmas wish lists.

Shop the whole collection here.

Any Christmas-dressing dilemmas could well be solved by the arrival of the new & Other Stories ‘Savoir’ collection – the retailer’s limited-edition line celebrating the expertise of its ateliers, which this season is modelled by the inimitable Anna Cleveland. The party-perfect drop has just landed in stores and features everything from metallic brocade sets to silky satin blazers and ruffled dresses. This gilded gold top comes with matching trousers (and, if you want to fully commit to the full three-piece set, a matching coat). You’ll be the best-dressed attendee at any festive soirée.

Just in time for the festive season, Loro Piana is taking over Harrods with an enormous installation, which includes 36 windows, two pop-ups, a pop-in, and various animations. Named the ‘Workshop of Wonders’, the installation will take shoppers on a magical journey into the house’s world of fibres, fabrics, icons, and symbols, celebrating 100 years of history and heritage.

There will be special products on sale, many of which will be exclusive to Harrods, as well as sections dedicated to childrenswear, interiors and more.

Workshop of Wonders will run from 7 November to 2 January. You can find out more information here.

It is officially sweater weather – and there is an abundance of warming knitwear out there right now. If you’re in the market for something really cosy, look to Omhu, whose two-in-one lambswool sweater features a removable bib. When worn together, you’ll be twice as toasty. It also comes in navy and oatmeal.

French fashion label Sézane has taken over the iconic London department store Liberty, with an artistic installation in its central atrium that celebrates design and craftsmanship. An accompanying pop-up space on the second floor will showcase the very best of the brand’s staples – from knitwear to leather goods, jewellery and footwear. “I’ve always admired Liberty, a home of boundless inspiration, the greatest artisans and free-spirited thinkers,” says founder and CEO Morgane Sézalory. “This project is a chance for two like-minded creative movements to return to their roots and express a shared love of savoir-faire, cutting-edge design, and beautiful materials and prints that transcend time.”

Alighieri’s latest collection is inspired by the escapism found in books and stories. Entitled ‘Bookworm’ pieces including this beautiful ‘Poet’s Pencil’ necklace, the ‘Key to the Library’ necklace and ‘Inkwell’ earrings. “This collection is for the fellow Bookworms amongst us: those who take joy in tiny little pencils and talismanic bookmarks,” founder Rosh Mahtani explained.

Fendi has collaborated with Chupa Chups on the world’s chicest lollipop holder, a playful accessory that made its debut on the AW24 catwalk. Coming in four colours (purple, blue, light blue and khaki green), the holder makes the perfect bag charm to pep up your favourite handbag.

Givenchy has launched a tiny take on its newest handbag. The Nano Voyou is a slouchy V-shaped shoulder bag, which can be adjusted to be worn crossbody or on the shoulder, and comes in various colours and materials, including velvet and satin. We love this bright red iteration, which will make a great addition to your after-dark wardrobe.