Fashion enthusiasts, listen up. Selfridges, London, is now home to a brand-new pop-up from Posse, the brand known for its quiet luxury and timeless linen pieces. If you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe with effortlessly elegant staples, this is a spot you won’t want to miss. The Pop-Up Experience Posse’s Selfridges pop-up brings a curated selection of their standout L’essentials range. This collection represents the core of Posse’s design philosophy, featuring versatile pieces that work for various occasions. The focus here is on simplicity and quality—think well-made linen dresses, tailored trousers, and classic blouses that are easy to incorporate into your daily rotation. Signature Styles: L’essentials The L’essentials range is what Posse does best. These are the pieces the brand is known for, designed to be reliable staples in any wardrobe. The collection includes everything from linen dresses that are perfect for summer days to blouses that can transition from work to weekend. Each piece is crafted with care, emphasizing natural fabrics and classic cuts that don’t go out of style. Musa sleeveless linen mini dress - £270, available here . Skyla square-neck linen mini dress - £235, available here . Louis elasticated-waist linen trousers - £285, available here . About Posse Posse celebrates simplicity and craftsmanship. The brand designs for women who appreciate timeless style and quality over trends. Their collections are meant to be versatile and long-lasting, encouraging a more thoughtful approach to fashion. Sustainability is also a key part of Posse’s ethos. They focus on slow fashion, creating high-quality garments meant to last for years. The brand is working towards reducing its environmental impact by partnering with ethical suppliers and using sustainable materials.

In the ever-evolving landscape of fashion, the Adidas Gazelle trainers have cemented their status as an enduring icon. As the hype around the Adidas Samba reaches a fever pitch, thanks to its ubiquitous presence on Instagram feeds, the Gazelle offers a refreshing yet equally nostalgic alternative. This shoe, steeped in rich cultural heritage, has graced the feet of style icons from Mick Jagger in the 70s to Kate Moss in her 20s, and continues to be a favorite among today's trendsetters like Kendall Jenner, Harry Styles, and Alexa Chung. The Gazelle’s timeless appeal lies in its versatility and effortlessly cool aesthetic. Whether paired with casual weekend denim, a chic winter midi skirt, or even smart tailoring, these trainers seamlessly blend into any wardrobe, offering a nod to 90s cool while remaining relevant in the modern fashion scene. The recent collaboration with Gucci further solidifies the Gazelle’s status as a cult favorite, bringing a touch of high-fashion allure to its classic design. For those looking to infuse their outfits with a touch of nostalgic chic without breaking the bank, the Adidas Gazelle is the perfect choice. At an accessible price point, these trainers offer both comfort and style, making them a worthy investment for any fashion enthusiast. Whether you’re exploring the city streets or heading to a brunch date, the Gazelle can elevate your look with its understated elegance. Ready to make the Adidas Gazelle your go-to sneaker? Here’s a guide to styling these iconic trainers for any occasion, complete with outfit inspiration drawn from the stylish looks of fashion’s biggest names. Get ready to step up your style game with the timeless charm of the Adidas Gazelle. Style them with denim Probably one of the easiest way to pull the infamous Gazelle sneakers off well is by pairing them with denim; experiment with flare jeans or a low rise pair for a more on-trend look. You get extra points if you match your bag or cardigan with a colour on your shoe. Pair them with a skirt Nothing gives the hot girl Summer in Chelsea like the popular skirt and Adidas Gazelle combo, give that girl a cup of Joe The Juice and you have the Instagram million pound shot. Dressy trousers look We all dread getting ready for the office in the morning, but what if you could feel and look comfortable yet office appropriate at 9am on a Tuesday in an outfit from your regular wardrobe (yes, I just assumed we all have 2 wardrobes - one for boring work clothes, and another - to live through our unicorn fantasies on those hot Summer weekends). Miniskirt vibe Wear your favourite bell sleeve top paired with black Adidas Gazelle trainers and a black mini skirt for an easy going look. Double denim Grandpa vibes Jumper + White Denim Fitted Blazer + Relaxed Trousers Nothing screams New York celebrity status as loud as the gazelles paired with jeans and a black blazer do. This look exudes the “We all have 24 hours in the day” statement, as outrageous as it might sound, and makes us look put together, ready to run our empire, or the coffee machine in the office. Monochrome Magic I personally love the monochrome look because it allows me to not think about the colours and whether or not they work together, but focus on the silhouette of my outfit. Pair your monochromatic look with a contrasting pair of Gazelles and you are sure to turn heads your way!

The Mango online store just announced a up to 50% off sale, which is to increase to 70% for any remaining items after the 18th of July focusing on seasonal, predominantly warmer layers - perfect to grab now. In addition, they also offer a selection of Summer sandals though already running low on stock, as well as, beach and Summer in Mykonos straw type of bags. Scroll down for our men’s picks.

London College of Fashion (LCF), a renowned institution within the University of the Arts London (UAL), kicked off its celebration of the Class of 2024 with a runway show at Protein Studios in east London. The event featured collections from 128 students studying on the BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear and Womenswear courses, drawing a diverse audience of industry insiders, sustainability advocates like Dr Brett Staniland and Aja Barber, and performers such as Black Peppa. Emphasizing themes of sustainability and inclusivity, the showcase highlighted LCF's commitment to fostering a progressive and diverse fashion education. The exhibition will run until July 24th at LCF's new location in East Bank, Stratford, offering an opportunity to explore the college's varied creative disciplines. See below some of our picks, photography by Roger Dean: Kristine Dzene Xina Chen Zining Wang Lucas Lee Suyeon Cha Zihan Feng Jihao Li Ziqi Yang Chunxi Ren Sophie Johnstone Ziyu Liang Ziyin Yang Jiayue Yu Stephanie Gu You Wu Clara Nicholson Jiazhen Chen Xiaoman Li Madeline Paccie Boyu Wang Jiarui Shi Ellie Willis Wonseok Lim Vikija Timermane Ziyu Wu Xu Yan Alice Chittick Chen Hao Lin Samuel Thelwell Jinho Cho Tom Ward Bingrong Huang Zhenqi Mi

Welcome to Summer 2024 in London, where the best bags of the season are not only a testament to impeccable style but also a masterclass in functionality and innovation. This season, the spotlight is on bags that blend aesthetic allure with practical elegance, ensuring that every outing—from Hyde Park picnics to late nights in Soho—is carried out with panache. From the fashion shows of Somerset House to the vibrant streets of Shoreditch, the trends are clear: vibrant hues, sustainable materials, and versatile designs are the hallmarks of this season’s must-have accessories. Whether you're a minimalist at heart or a maximalist in spirit, there is a bag that speaks your language, ready to elevate your summer ensemble to new heights. Join us as we unveil the crème de la crème of Summer 2024's bag offerings in London. We'll delve into the latest creations from leading designers, highlight emerging brands making waves, and explore how each piece can seamlessly integrate into your wardrobe. Get ready to discover your new favourite companion for the sun-soaked days ahead—because this summer, your bag isn't just an accessory, it's a statement. Big Bag Energy For the Spring/Summer season on the runway, we saw a somewhat departure from the small bags we had been witnessing for a few years, with designers presenting us with bigger, fuller more structured and functional examples. Bags were actually overflowing with the stuff of daily life, and designers finally made us feel like we could relate to what was going on at the runway show. Barrel Bags One trend that harkens back to pre-pandemic days, specifically the early 2005-2010 “It” girl aesthetic, is the barrel bag. There was a time when walking down Oxford Street, you couldn't miss the abundance of people sporting this iconic style. It even found its way into menswear with a sleek, black-leather, utilitarian twist. Now, this classic is making a strong return—if it ever truly left the fashion trend lexicon - however, this time they are modern, minimalist and in bright colours. Crystals, Sparkles And Gold While TikTokers spent the majority of 2023 telling us that we need to focus on quiet luxury, designers were never about blending in and always about making a statement. That’s why on the runways of Spring/Summer 2024 we saw many brands bring back the gold chains and the sparkles. At Schiaparelli we saw our essentials glued on a tote, at Dolce and Gabbana we saw a small clutch covered in golden crystals creating a stunning mesh, and at Stella McCartney - a silver bedazzled clutch with a crystal fringe. Half-Moon Bags The croissant-shaped creations have been around for decades, coming in and out of fashion, but they make it into the list of our top recommendations due to their fun aesthetic, silhouette and colours they come in from a variety of designers. Lady Bags A touch of 60s glamour might be what some our readers desire, and for you we have some great news - the so-called Lady bags have been making a strong return both on the runway and at red carpets across the globe; and with this comes our recommendation on our favourite styles. Envelope Bags The refined edges of these envelope bags are the perfect addition to a polished outfit. They are spacious enough to hold your essentials, yet their sleek and streamlined design ensure they elevate any outfit. Additionally, their versatile style transitions seamlessly from day to night, making them an ideal accessory for all your summer activities. Red Bags Since Sabato De Sarno joined Gucci, many fashion fanatics have been associating the deep shade of red with Gucci, and the so-called Ancora red Sarno has been trying to mainstream into pop culture, but similar shades of red have been house codes for years at houses like Valentino and McQueen. And with the rise of more muted fashion and blocks of black, beige, nude and white shades, celebrities and influencers have introduced the famous pop of red into their wardrobes to spice up their looks. Woven Bags Woven bags for Summer - nothing ground-breaking; they’ve been the go-to for fashion lovers, especially when it comes to beach visits, but they’ve become a main staple on many catwalks for the Spring/Summer 2025 season, making them an essential for the city girl. They add some texture and grit to your outfit and come in many shapes and styles, making them a truly universal accessory. Round Bags The obsession with round bags began gaining momentum in late 2023 and has solidified its place as a wardrobe staple for 2024. Known for their spacious interiors, round bags offer ample room while adding a playful and contemporary touch to any outfit. Ideal for carrying essentials with a hint of whimsy, they effortlessly blend fashion-forward design with practicality.

At Istituto Marangoni London, the prestigious international school of fashion and design, creativity took center stage as ten BA Fashion Design students showcased their collections at the highly anticipated end-of-year runway show. Titled “Decoded Identities,” this year’s event was an immersive exploration of self and society, deftly navigating the interplay of personal experience and environmental influence. Set against the striking backdrop of Frameless in London’s Marble Arch, the interactive show harnessed cutting-edge technology to create a digitally immersive experience. Floor-to-ceiling screens and reflective floors provided a dynamic canvas for the students’ work, seamlessly blending digital content with the physical collections. Under the guidance of BA Fashion Design Programme Lead Stelios Geros, the ten finalists were selected to present six looks each. Geros elaborated on the rigorous selection process and highlighted the journey of Tara Adineh, crowned Designer of the Year, whose collection stood out for its material experimentation and reimagining of traditional techniques.