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Just when we thought the good weather was over, it's back – along with… yes, you guessed it, another Trend Trove – and the hottest buys of the week!
Once again, our shopping expert has been let loose, and found some pretty impressive and absolutely gorgeous beauty, fashion, home buys – along with some surprises too.
As for the news you need to know about this week? Well, since our beloved TOPSHOP left us all those years ago, shopping Oxford Street has never been the same – and we're now perusing the gorgeousness that is Carnaby Street.
Yes, Soho and Carnaby Street are turning up the heat this summer with a fresh wave of fashion and beauty openings that are making the area even more of a must-visit. From Grace Beverley's sustainable activewear brand TALA launching its flagship store, to PURESEOUL unveiling its largest UK location for Korean skincare lovers, the neighbourhood is buzzing with new energy.
Also joining the scene are Club M·A·C, a bold new take on beauty retail, Autry's debut UK sneaker store, and FARM Rio's vibrant Brazilian fashion showcase. These new arrivals sit alongside favourites like The North Face, PANGAIA, and Missoma – proving once again that Soho and Carnaby are where culture, creativity, and cutting-edge retail collide. See you there!
Speaking of shopping, John Lewis and Sign of the Times are hosting The Preloved Loft – a one-day designer resale event at Peter Jones, Sloane Square, on June 7. Expect rare finds from Hermès, Chanel, and more at up to 70% off, plus fizz, a DJ set, and a free gift with every purchase. Tickets are £10 and redeemable against your buy. Sustainable shopping never looked so good.
Oh and if that wasn't enough, Good American is launching onto ASOS June 9 – and your wardrobe just got a whole lot more inclusive. Co-founded by Khloé Kardashian and Emma Grede, the LA-born brand is known for its curve-loving denim, sleek bodysuits, and effortlessly cool staples designed for every body. Now, with its debut on ASOS, getting your hands on those signature sculpting fits is easier than ever. Whether you're after a statement dress or your new favourite jeans, this is feel-good fashion with serious attitude—no transatlantic shipping required.
This summer, Della Vite and Glassette are serving up serious golden hour energy with their limited-edition Aperitivo Set – a sun-soaked collaboration between Poppy Delevingne and Laura Jackson. Packed with picnic-perfect essentials like chilled fizz, crunchy snacks, and chic glassware, it's your shortcut to effortless al fresco hosting. Whether you're lounging in the garden or park-bound with friends, this is La Dolce Vita, done right. More Trending
As always, that's not all you can shop as there's a plethora of goodies below that our expert thinks you'll love to own, wear and use day after day.
Sleek, cordless, and effortlessly cool, the SKC01 Soda Maker is your new kitchen sidekick. Whether you're mixing up a fizzy mocktail or just want to ditch plastic bottles for good, this matte-finish beauty has you covered. With a customisable carbonation dial, dishwasher-safe bottle made from 50% recycled plastic, and a drip tray that keeps things tidy, it's sustainable sipping – served with style. Buy Now for £149.95 at smeg
WNU are the effortlessly cool fashion brand taking over Instagram and the brand's The Boyfriend Shirt (£120) and The Boxer make the perfect co-ord set for summer. The breathable oversized shirt will keep you cool and the boxer-style shorts are great for wearing as a separate. Buy Now for £70 at with nothing underneath
This large porcelain serving plate is the quiet star of your table – understated, elegant, and effortlessly versatile. With its subtle patterned rim and minimalist design, it's made for mixing, matching, and layering with your favourite pieces. Whether you're hosting a dinner party or just elevating your weekday pasta, it brings a touch of considered style without trying too hard. Buy Now for £14.99 at h&m
Think of this as your daily dose of glow – no fuss, no flavour, just pure collagen goodness. With 20g of grass-fed, pasture-raised peptides per serving, it blends seamlessly into your coffee, smoothie, or even a glass of water. Hot or cold, morning or night, it's a simple, skin-loving ritual that fits right into your routine. Youthful vibes, incoming. Buy Now for £44.97 at boots
Say hello to your new summer sidekick: the Super Dewy Blush Burst Serum Blush. This pocket-sized pop of colour is packed with skin-loving ingredients like peptides and hyaluronic acid for cheeks that look juicy, fresh, and perfectly flushed. With eight fruity shades and scents to choose from, it's made for dabbing on the go – no brushes, no fuss, just glow. Buy Now for £6.99 at revolution
Finding your sunglasses in a tote bag can be like finding a needle in a haystack, plus it can mean your lenses get scratched, which could jeopardise how protective they are from harmful UV rays. The solution? A sunglasses pouch. The structured leather pouch is not only stylish, but practical to keep your belongings safe. The popper fastening ensures your sunnies don't slip out of the pouch, while the chain and carabiner can be hooked on to your bag to make it easy to access on sunny days. Available in vibrant orange or forest green. Buy Now for £65 at antler
The Indrea Dress from ba&sh is a bold yet beautifully wearable piece that brings a touch of Parisian polish to your wardrobe. With its rich red hue and flattering, softly structured silhouette, it's designed to turn heads without trying too hard. Whether you're dressing it up for a summer soirée or keeping it casual with sandals, it's the kind of effortlessly elegant staple ba&sh does best – timeless, feminine, and just the right amount of statement. Buy Now for £230 at ba&sh
Laines London's Boucle Neutral Slippers blend plush comfort with a touch of sparkle, thanks to soft boucle fabric, gold trim, and removable brooches that double as accessories. Available in four chic shades, they're perfect for gifting – or just treating yourself to a little everyday luxury. Buy Now for £59 at Laines London
The nine piece collection features Refy's double ended Duo Brush, as well as the Cream Bronzer, Cream Blusher, Lash Sculpt, Brow Sculpt, Gloss Highlighter, as well as two skincare essentials to prepare the skin, which include the Face Sculpt and the Glow and Sculpt Primer. All items are full size, and there is the option to select your own shades intthe blusher, bronzer and lip gloss. BUY NOW FOR £140 (Was £184) at refy
Crafted from a cotton fabric blend, which offers a soft jersey finish.It boasts a mid-rise waist, ankle grazer length and relaxed fit.The barrel leg design fits at the waist and balloons around the knee before it tapers at the ankle.Available in three colourways, including off white, khaki green and navy blue, all of which come in sizes XXS to XXL. BUY NOW FOR £34.90 at uniqlo
Meet Stacey – the jacket you'll throw on once and never want to take off. Cut from soft stretch twill in a vintage-inspired sandy beige, it's got that effortlessly cool, utility-meets-everyday vibe. With four front pockets, a rounded yoke, and full-length fit, it's the kind of piece that works hard in your wardrobe without making a fuss. Buy Now for £265 at paige denim
If your cleanser leaves your skin feeling tight and squeaky, it might be doing more harm than good. Enter the new Hydrating Cream-to-Milk Cleanser – a gentle, skin-loving formula that melts away makeup and grime without stripping your natural oils. With 5% rice milk to support your skin barrier and hyaluronic acid for a hit of hydration, it transforms from cream to milk for a deep yet soothing cleanse. Clean skin, minus the drama. Buy Now for £13 at the inkey list
Walkable, wearable, and effortlessly chic – the Sloane sandal is your go-to for everyday polish. With sleek leather straps, a secure ankle closure, and a minimalist silhouette, it's the kind of shoe that plays well with everything from floaty dresses to tailored shorts. Basically, your summer wardrobe just found its MVP. Buy Now for £70 at toms
This compact travel stroller ticks all the boxes. It can be folded down to a compact size, and is IATA compatible, which means it adheres to the cabin size allowance for select airlines. Crafted from water-repellent, PFAS-free fabrics, and features a vegan leather handlebar, this design claims to be a more sustainable option compared to the original Butterfly. It also features a detachable sun canopy and peak-through windows. The seat is adjustable and can fully recline. Plus, there is space under the seat and at the back to store essentials. BUY NOW FOR £435 at bugaboo
Phlur's Beach Skin Body Mist is basically summer in a bottle. With notes of tiare blossom, salty air, and creamy coconut milk, it's like a sun-drenched day at the beach – minus the sand. Light enough to spritz generously on hair and skin, it lingers with soft hints of bergamot, pink pepper, and sandalwood. Wear it solo or layer it up for your own signature scent. Instant holiday vibes, no passport required. Buy Now for £25 at space nk
The D. Louise Knot Statement Studs should be in everyone's jewellery collection. Made from tarnish-free, waterproof stainless steel, these studs are built to last and won't ever fade, rust, or turn green. The sleek, intertwined knot design elevates any outfit, making them perfect for both everyday wear and special occasions. BUY NOW FOR £55 at d. louise
Naturium's The Booster Hyaluronic Acid Body Wash is like a tall glass of water for your skin. Packed with seven types of hyaluronic acid, plus soothing oat beta-glucan and nourishing vitamins B5 and B12, it leaves dry skin feeling soft, calm, and seriously hydrated. Fragrance-free, vegan, and dermatologist-tested, it's your new go-to for a gentle, skin-loving cleanse that does more than just wash. Buy Now for £18 at space nk
The New Look Woven Basket Bag features a natural straw-look finish and sleek stone faux leather handles. Roomy enough for all your daily essentials, it's perfect for beach days, brunches, and evening events. The top handles and structured shape give it that classic basket bag feel. BUY NOW FOR £25.99 at new look
The nourishing hair mask has been formulated with trichologists to create a deeply nourishing and protective hair mask. It contains castor oil, olive oil, hydrolysed elastin to maintain the hair's elasticity and vibrancy.The sulphate and paraben-free hair mask aims to seal each hair shaft to protect against any damage from UV rays, chlorine and salt water. BUY NOW FOR £25 at philip kingsley
This duvet does exactly what it says on the tin.This three-in-one design enables sleepers to adjust the warmth to suit their preferences as it combines a summer 3.5 Tog duvet, with a seven Tog autumn/winter duvet, and together provides an insulating 10.5 Tog duvet, hence why it is suitable for summer through to winter.Crafted from 100% cotton fabric, which is breathable, and machine washable. Available in single and super king sizes. BUY NOW FROM £94.35 (WAS £111) at emma sleep
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