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From Dancing Queen to hygge: this week’s fashion trends

Florence Pugh in The Little Drummer Girl.
Florence Pugh in The Little Drummer Girl. Photograph: BBC

The Little Drummer Girl Espesh Florence Pugh, who is filling the glamsel-in-a-dress hole left by Killing Eve.

Clogs Vogue has coined them “the bookworm’s shoe”. Penelope Chilvers’s pony pair will help you read stylishly into things.

Palomino Shetland pony
Photograph: Getty Images

Dancing Queen Under threat of being banished for ever after Theresa May’s dance/walk, Viv Westwood rescued the Abba hit by bopping to it at an anti-fracking protest. Mamma Mia.

@shitpicturesof greatclothes New Instagram account that does exactly this. Painfully compelling scrolling.

M&S hiking boots A fashion-approved, affordable bid to cash in on the trend.

Going down

Insignificant dates Riccardo Tisci’s love for number 17 meant his first Burberry show was at 17.00 on the 17th.

Hygge Scotland’s answer, Coorie, is set to steal its crown. Defined by nights in cosy bars and cuddles by the fire.

Couple tatts Pete Davidson has expressed regret over getting ink in sync with former fiancee Ariana Grande. See matching check, à la J-Lo and partner, for a less risky alternative

Tequila Elon Musk’s Tesla-branded alternative, to be exact. He’s calling it “a distilled agave liquor”.

Blue campanula flowers in a shopping trolley, on white background
Photograph: Alamy

Supermarket flowers According to Ye, only conceptual installations will do, as per his floral display for KK’s big day. Bad news for a mixed-bunch afterthought.

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