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Born and bred in East London, this brand’s urban aesthetic is still its signature. Its leather jackets are legendary, but you’ll also find dresses with a boho vibe, and casual essentials from knitwear to footwear.
Swedish style from the people who brought you & Other Stories and COS. ARKET is dedicated to relaxed, everyday pieces, with an emphasis on design. Featuring innovative recycled yarns alongside tactile fabrics like silk and satin, there’s a focus on longevity, with prints and cuts that will last long beyond a season.
ASOS revolutionised online shopping when it launched in 2000. Now, it's a global fashion and beauty retailer with over 65,000 branded and own-label products, from designer brands to high street names and quirky independents.
For a shortcut to French style, head straight to Claudie Pierlot for the ultimate Parisian capsule. Collections are infused with the brand’s characteristic irreverent attitude, from t-shirts to serious tailoring – and the accessories are extra special, too.
A brand whose aesthetic has been so influential that it’s hard to remember what went before. But when COS launched in 2007 against a backdrop of fast, trend-led fashion, its focus on minimal pieces at accessible prices was a breakthrough moment. With a focus on style over trend, it heralded a new era for interesting, modern, considered design and changed our wardrobes for the better, forever.
With 8 stores nationwide, from Newcastle to Colchester, Fenwick is proud to be the largest family-owned department store group in the UK. Its heritage stretches back 140 years, but its focus on luxury fashion and a compelling curation of established and emerging designer brands keeps it relevant today.
At FitFlop, we make beautiful shoes that are ergonomically optimised and biomechanically engineered to make the wearer feel fantastic, because we feel your FEET shouldn’t get in the way of your dreams.
From flowing maxi dresses to ethereal white tops, Free People's aesthetic embodies feminine style with a contemporary spirit. Cargo trousers meet cotton Broderie Anglaise bralettes, vintage florals and handcrafted detailing like crochet, lace, smocking and embroidery, in everyday pieces made for summer.
Arguably the world's best-known department store, Harrods is a London institution, renowned for its luxury fashion, beauty, food and homeware collections, its seasonal sales - and, of course, its iconic Christmas lights.
The luxury department store is a London legend, famed for its fashionable clientele and Knightsbridge location. Today, Harvey Nichols has expanded internationally and is still renowned for its expertly-edited selection of cutting-edge brands.
A byword for weekend casual, homegrown company Hush have built a loyal following with their winning combination of comfort with polish. Strong points include wear-anywhere midi dresses, tops for every occasion and smart-enough-to-be-seen loungewear, along with a carefully curated accessories collection.
From its legendary sales to its iconic Christmas adverts, Britain's best-loved department store is something of an institution. Spanning luxury and everyday clothing for women and men, school uniforms, beauty, homewares and more, you'll find tried-and-trusted products from a broad spectrum of designer and high street brands, alongside John Lewis' ANYDAY and other own-labels.
Early pioneers of simple, refined, practical style, JOSEPH continues to be a leading light in contemporary design. Signature pieces like trousers and knitwear are continuously refined to stay true to the Joseph aesthetic of simplicity, fit and quality, while seasonal additions ensure the brand keeps pace with modern wardrobes.
No one does affordable fashion quite like Spain, and Mango is a case in point. Loved for its fresh, free-spirited collections with an unmistakably European elegance, Mango excels in trend-led pieces that, crucially, can be worn by all ages and sizes.
Missoma came of age in the same era as Instagram, becoming a cult favourite with early influencers for its photogenic layering pieces. Now, the demi-fine jewellery brand is addressing its sustainability. A member of the Responsible Jewellery Council, it is increasing its use of responsibly-sourced and recycled materials, with a focus on independently-audited, artisan production, responsible packaging and a carbon offsetting programme.
Monica Vinader’s luxurious but accessible pieces are beloved worldwide for their understated aesthetic. Born in San Sebastian, Spain, Monica is an artist, adventurer and designer. Her pieces are now made using only recycled gold and silver and sustainably sourced gemstones, diamonds and pearls.
Mytheresa’s impeccably-curated selection of women’s designer fashion brings together the latest investment bags, forever coats, standout dresses, statement shoes and elevated daily essentials. You’ll find all the names you’d expect from a luxury boutique, from Christian Louboutin to Marant Etoile and Moncler, including exclusive capsules.
A cutting edge collection of high-end brands, magazine-style editorials and excellent customer service has helped make NET-A-PORTER a go-to for luxury fashion online. With daily new arrivals of designer dresses, shoes, handbags, coats and gift ideas, its sales always create a buzz, with up to 50% off sought-after pieces.
A London-based fashion brand with a very simple belief: that fast fashion doesn’t have to be synonymous with low quality and questionable manufacturing standards.
Describing itself as a materials science company on a mission to save the environment, using smart technology and as many sustainable and recyclable elements as possible to create a thoughtful collection of wardrobe essentials, Pangaia offers a compelling blueprint for the future of fashion, and an excellent source of casual everyday elements from t-shirts to denim.
With its trademark mix of luxury and leisure, Ralph Lauren has been the unofficial face of classic American style for seven decades and counting. With no fewer than seven womenswear brands, plus menswear, kids and homeware, his is still a name to watch.
Reiss celebrates classic style with a directional approach and a permanent focus on craftsmanship. Head here for sharp workwear with desk-to-dinner potential, and statement-making occasion wear.
Relove is a new take on pre-loved, for people who know and love good clothes. You'll find all your favourite brands, from COS, ARKET and Sézane through to Rixo and TOTEME, all expertly curated, from trusted sellers only.
Established in 1880, the quintessentially British brand is still synonymous with superior craftsmanship, including leather shoes, boots and bags made in Italy and England. With a nod to current trends, collections are still anchored to the brand’s classic heritage.
For Parisian chic with a contemporary edge, Sandro hits the spot. A finely-honed vintage aesthetic meets up-to-the-minute modernity in feminine dresses, relaxed tailoring, elevated knitwear and luxury everyday essentials.
Selfridges has always been at the forefront of new trends and their bold sustainability strategy, Project Earth, has a vision to change the way we shop for the better. A raft of innovative, more-sustainable brands are just part of the approach, but there’s still no better place to go for a fashion fix.
Headquartered in Montreal, SSENSE (pronounced es-uhns) features a mix of established and emerging luxury brands across women's and men's clothing, footwear, kidswear and homewares. Shop new arrivals from Skims to Jacquemus, Rick Owens, Saloman, Moncler, Golden Goose, New Balance and more, with up to 70% off in the twice-yearly sales.
Weekday started life as a small concept store on the fringes of Stockholm (that was only open on weekends). The young Scandi brand has stayed true to its roots, remaining the place to find the latest streetwear-inspired trends.
Under the creative leadership of CEO Jane Shepherdson, Whistles encapsulates an intelligent sense of design with timeless and luxurious pieces. Since its relaunch in 2008, Whistles has become a wardrobe staple for fashion editors and industry leaders, characterised by its contemporary and effortless style. The sale is renowned with up to 70% off; it's the go-to for luxury knitwear and tailoring.