Shopping at… Known Source x Moné pop-up in Shoreditch
A must-visit for the fashion girlies this weekend! The premier collective of archive fashion and dealers, Known Source, is heading east for a three-day pop-up in Shoreditch. From 90s Miu Miu to John Galliano’s Dior, streetwear staples, and Y2K at its finest, they’ve curated over a thousand second-hand treasures exclusively for the occasion. The pop-up is a partnership with the cult-crowd favourite and streetwear masterminds Moné, who not only bring their latest collection to the event but also offer a preview of a special reworked drop in collaboration with the Known Source dealer Vintage Threads. Open from today until December 10th at 149 Shoreditch High Street.

Cosying up with… Shrimps’ Maria Hot Water Bottle
It’s cold outside, hun, and I’ll be bringing my hot water bottle to the office this winter. But why settle for a boring cream-fleeced number when I can when I can have an accessory that’s as adorable as it is useful? My 3am Google search led me to Shrimps’ hot water bottle – the most Instagrammable of them all, covered in a burgundy flower-embroidered knit that feels like a grandma-handmade gift. Added to the cart!

Eyeing… Dr. Martens X Ganni collab
A winter staple in my wardrobe, as soon as the temperatures drop, I start having intrusive thoughts about needing a new pair of Dr. Martens Jadon boots. So, imagine my excitement when I came across their new collaboration with everyone’s Scandi favourite, Ganni. The Jadon Ganni Boot manages to find common ground between both brands, uniting Doc’s signature chunky and hefty style with Ganni’s forward-thinking approach to smart and environmentally-friendly materials. Dream collab…

Dreaming with… Simuero’s Cerezas
If you are also going bananas over the fruit and vegetable home accessories, I hold my hands up and admit they are slowly creeping into my wardrobe. These earrings not only make a bold-gold style statement, they are almost good enough to eat. There is nothing like a pair of statement earrings, and these really are the cherry on top of my festive wish list. Handmade in Valencia, the handmade craftsmanship meets nature’s beauty, coming together in the form of these beauties from Simuero. Hailing from their El Fruto Collection, these gems showcase a celebration of colour, metals, volume, textures, and shapes, drawing inspiration from the enchanting imperfections, acidity, and freshness found in the beauty of fruits.

Wearing… UGGExtreme

I don’t know about you, but when the temperatures drop, all I want to do is be in the snow. Whether that’s drinking hot chocolate on a natural walk or skiing down a slope, I’m all for diving headfirst into the winter season and embracing the freezing wind and icy streets. However, I unfortunately get cold. Enter UGG! A staple of my negative degree winters growing up in Boston, Massachusetts, where I once had two snow days a week for all of January, their pieces are as cosy as they are nostalgic. Just like this time of the year. Right now, I’m loving their UGGExtreme collection, which kept me warm while watching the Northern Lights in Iceland last week. Particularly the boots, which feature traction soles and are weather rated to -32ºC… and are super hiker-chic.

Stalking… @haricotvert on Instagram

It’s the holiday season and I’m dropping not-so-subtle hints to all my friends that Haricot Vert’s “wearable poetry” is All I Want For Christmas. Her delicate yet playful designs are infused with stories, from vintage charms to custom mix-and-match dangles to collage sets and beyond. Everything is picture-perfect, ultra mini, and super special. Stalk and shop!

Drinking… from Seletti and Jordanluca’s Meltdown collection

When you think of British traditions, what comes to mind? Pubs, football, Sunday roast, watching Love Island? No list would be complete without the inclusion of two cultural staples: tea and raves. Bringing them together for a wonky, unconventional collection, Italian design brand Seletti and Italian-English fashion designer Jordanluca present their first ever collaboration. And I’m obsessed. Part classic in design, part psychedelic, the pieces bring traditional tea service to life — turning trays into dance floors and teapots into DJs, with porcelain mugs and cups dancing the night away. Check it out!