The Fabulous team reveal the summer must-haves worth snapping up now
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Hosted by TV presenter Angellica Bell, every episode brings together our experts to dish out their latest obsessions in fashion, beauty, travel, and all things trending.
This week, we're talking about hot weather essentials and transitioning our beauty regimes from summer to autumn with wallet-friendly buys.
Check out some of this week's hot picks currently in our online baskets...
Lust List top beauty picks
Next Cow Print Cord Collar Jacket, £50
The perfect addition for the cow print trend
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Fab team's verdict: Cow print is udderly everywhere right now, and this jacket is the perfect way to tap into the trend without going full-on rodeo.
The cord collar gives it a retro twist, while the button-through front and handy pockets keep it practical for everyday wear.
Whether you're styling it with jeans for weekend brunch or slinging it over a dress with wellies at your next festival, it gives a cool-country vibe that's perfect for summer.
Antler Packing Cubes, £40
Packing cubes to make travelling simpler
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Fab team's verdict: Packing chaos? Well, not anymore, at least. These clever cubes are a total game-changer for travellers.
Say goodbye to rummaging through your case for that one rogue sock or struggling to close your case.
The compression zip on these packing cubes means you can squeeze in even more outfits in your bag, and the mesh window lets you see exactly what's inside.
With seven colours to choose from, you can coordinate all your luggage to your vibe.
Oura Ring 4, £399
Keep an eye on the vitals
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Fab team's verdict: This is where fitness meets fashion in the sleekest way possible.
The Oura Ring 4 might look like a chic piece of jewellery, but it's alson packed with seriously smart tech.
You can track your sleep, heart rate, activity, and even readiness levels, all from your finger.
The brushed silver finish is gorgeously minimal (but there's also a gold version), and the battery lasts up to eight days.
It's stylish, subtle, and smarter than your average tracker - we're obsessed.
Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist Fan, £249.99
Keep cool and comfortable during the balmy days
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Fab team's verdict: This fan from Shark is a full-blown summer survival essential.
The FlexBreeze Pro brings high-tech cooling without the faff and also has a handy mist function.
It can be used cordless for up to 24 hours, so it's perfect whether you're hosting garden parties or trying to stay cool in the conservatory. This 4-in-1 wonder does it all.
Supergoop SPF 30 Powder for Hair and Face, £26.10
Keep your skin protected during the summer months
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Fab team's verdict: Shine control and sun protection? Yes, please.
The SUPERGOOP! powder is the multitasking hero your summer makeup bag needs.
This genius mineral powder keeps your face matte, your makeup locked in, and your skin protected, all with a quick sweep of the built-in brush.
No greasy SPF reapplications or makeup meltdowns to worry about -it's skincare and setting powder rolled into one.
Fenty Beauty Smurfette Lip Duo, £34
The perfect amount of shimmer
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Fab team's verdict: Smurf lips, but make it fashionable with this limited-edition lip duo - it's pure 2000s nostalgia meets high-glam glow.
You get the colour-changing, berry-scented Fenty Treatz Lip Oil, plus the Gloss Bomb Lip Luminizer in a brand-new shimmer-packed shade, Smurfette Effect.
It's hydrating and high shine on the go for your lips, and comes with a cute keychain.
Kiko Candy Crush Luminous Lip Balm, £13.99
Summer-ready lips
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Fab team's verdict: Inspired by that iconic candy game, this bright balm is the perfect mix of playful and polished.
It glides on like a dream, delivers full, juicy colour with a hint of shimmer, and feels as comfy as your favourite lip balm, with a satin finish and buttery feel.
Elizabeth Arden Retinol + HPR Ceramide Capsules Rapid Skin-Renewing Serum, £39.75
Part of your summer beauty routine
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Fab team's verdict: Looking for a retinol that actually gets results, minus the redness?
These clever little capsules deliver a powerhouse blend of pure retinol and next-gen HPR, all wrapped up with skin-loving ceramides, peptides, and calming botanicals.
Think firmer, smoother, glowier skin from week one, without the usual dry, flaky drama. Plus, each capsule gives you the perfect dose, so there's zero guesswork.
Rehab Hair Oil Capsules, £26
A little dose of TLC for your hair
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Fab team's verdict: Say goodbye to greasy guesswork and hello to glossy, healthy hair with REHAB's Dose 1.0 Hair Oil Capsules.
These pre-measured, biodegradable doses are packed with a vitamin-rich blend of Moroccan, jojoba, and aloe vera oils, giving your hair 10x more vitamins than your average oil.
This vegan, cruelty- and mess-free daily treatment is your new go-to for smooth, shiny, rehabbed strands.
Wild Paddington Themed Deodorant Stick, from £12
Smell fresh throughout the summer
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Fab team's verdict: This limited-edition Wild x Paddington natural deodorant stick brings a dash of childhood nostalgia to your daily routine.
With Wild's signature aluminium-free protection and various summery scents, this is one bathroom upgrade we're totally here for.
The refillable, eco-friendly concept and vegan formulation also get a thumbs up from us.
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