It’s safe to say that, given the tumultuous year we’ve all had, finding joy in small moments have become a high priority on all of our lists. With every day morphing into another, homes turning into offices and hobbies put on hold, Grazia’s fashion editors have put together our list of what’s keeping us going to hopefully inspire you.
There are the best new pieces to buy, exhibitions to ogle online, books in which to lose yourself and Instagram accounts to spark some new ideas. Count this as your little black book to get you through the week and try something new.
Here's what Sophie Henderson, Senior Fashion Market Editor, is loving this week:
The Best Things To Buy, See And Do This Weekend
KOIBIRD Break A Sweat
Super cool concept store KOIBIRD has a new theme; break a sweat. Answering all our fitness needs from retro sportswear to names to know and beauty buys. It's a one stop shop to service all your sports needs in style.
Uterque, Scarf holder belt, £50
The humble silk scarf can transform an outfit. The most interesting way to wear has to be around your waist but that doesn't come without faff. Say hello then to Uterque's super chic leather belt, complete with loops through which to weave your scarf. Choose silky styles bursting with colour and print to pair over a white shirt dress. That's your office re-entry look nailed...
Swyft, Model 01 Velvet Armchair, £595.00
New kid on the block Swyft is answering all my sofa needs. Easy assembly, arrives in separate boxes for no PIVOT dramas and – most importantly – stain-proof fabric.
Arket, Jersey Polo Shirt, £59
Stripes are my print of choice, on everything. Arket's modern mariniere edit, featuring this jersey polo shirt, has my name all over it. I'll be pairing it with a trench, straight leg jeans and black boots to form the ultimate weekend outfit. Roll on March 8.
JAM, Happy Games Cap, £55
Baseball caps had quite a moment on the SS21 catwalks and they're truly a gift from the style gods. With rainy spring weather and months without a hair appointment, I'll be wearing mine with everything from an oversized blazer to a classic coat.
Mrs Alice, celeste blue bow placemats & napkins (set of 4), £192
Tablescaping Queen Mrs Alice's Easter edit has me excited about throwing events again. Scalloped baby blue placemats, rattan bow napkin holders and ruffle tablecloths are the joyful table additions needed to make the most mundane of meals a true moment of joy.
Not On The High Street, Personalised Birth Flower Gardening Gloves, £38
The glimmer of good weather has me thinking about gardening and these pretty gloves can be personalised with your birth flower. They're a great treat for you or for Mother's Day.
Weekend Max Mara, Dorina Dress, £380
This + summer sandals + basket bag = 2021 park look nailed.
Whering
If, like me, you're already planning the looks for your post-lockdown wardrobe, you're going to love WHERING. It's an app that helps you plan outfits from your existing wardrobe – simply photograph your items and the team will sort and match so you can create mini digital moodboards. A great way to get the most out of your wardrobe.