Dressing the way they were
Under Cover: a Secret History of Cross-Dressers celebrates the inventiveness and liberation the seemingly simple act of dressing differently provides with an exhibition from the archives of filmmaker and photography collector Sébastien Lifshitz. Until 3 June (thephotographersgallery.org.uk)
French polish
Isabel Marant’s first foray into menswear came with her hugely successful collaboration with H&M in 2013 – and this season she launches her own standalone menswear line. Think excellent knitwear, sweatshirts and relaxed sportswear all with a heavy dose of Parisian cool. Sweatshirts from £175 (isabelmarant.com)
Effortless and chic
Jeanne Damas, part-time model, photographer and It girl, is behind the label Rouje. Stock up on low-key designs such as camisoles, flared jeans, miniskirts and effortless floral dresses. Treasures include a basket bag woven by Madagascan women. From £100 (rouje.com)
Film star feet
Former furniture-making student Mary Alice Malone has turned her attention to crafting shoes. The spring collection of her eponymous label, Malone Souliers, the Maureen style, above, is inspired by 70s cinematic stars, is out now. £475 (malonesouliers.com)
Wardrobe advantage
If you want to be in on a secret, Kitri provides unique trend pieces at prices that won’t break the bank. New styles arrive weekly, all in limited quantities so you won’t bump into someone in the same piece. (kitristudio.com)
Stylish swimming
The Summer Sport collection from swimwear stalwart Orlebar Brown puts the emphasis on technical fabrics. Clothing comes with rash guards in funnel-neck and quarter-zip options, as well as in UV-resistant fabric with a UPF rating of 50 for optimum skin protection during surfing. From £75 (orlebarbrown.com)
