Capital assets
Matches Fashion has created the Innovators collection to celebrate London talent. The debut range includes work by Matty Bovan and Art School among others.
The Innovators range (Matty Bovan design pictured) From £200, matchesfashion.com
Frames of reference
Cubitts makes an excellent pair of glasses and its new Jermyn Street store also offers a spectacle atelier. The St James collection can be ordered in one of 175 custom colours. Very fancy.
St James at Jermyn Street Frames From £175, cubitts.co.uk
Candid camera
Relive the old days when the instant analogue camera was as immediate and personal as photography got. The new Polaroid OneStep – launched 40 years after the original model – is here: no delete button, finite film.
Polaroid OneStep 2 £109, polaroidoriginals.com
Simply Swedish
Danish design studio Hay has gone Scandi on Scandi by collaborating with Ikea. The 30-piece collection features everything from candlesticks to sofas. The range is called the Beauty of Basics and the name is apt.
Ikea x Hay From £1.50, ikea.com
French polish
L’Objet’s new fragrance is called Oh Mon Dieu No 69. That’s a reference to Parisian life in 1969. Obviously. Incense stick holder £55, l-objet.com
Heaven on the high street
H&M’s designer collaborations are a seasonal hit – and this autumn is no different. The high street favourite has teamed up with British designer Erdem. Expect ribbon-trim, ladylike gowns and lots of florals. Start queuing now.
H&M x Erdem on sale from November, hm.com
Pukka pucker
Top make-up artist Charlotte Tilbury has released her Hollywood collection. Now you can look red-carpet ready even if you’re nipping out to Tesco.
Hollywood collection lip gloss £24.50, charlottetilbury.com
Time for bed
Stylish cots typically come at a cost, but Mokee designs are different – maybe because they’re created by a dad annoyed by the cost of baby stuff.
Mini cot £79, en.mokee.eu
