Some of the things we love this week

Island life

Using archive prints of mermaids and birds from the iconic 70s Ibiza store, plus a campaign shot by Grey Sorrenti (of the fashion photography dynasty that includes dad Mario) Loewe’s Paula’s Boutique collection brings the spirit of bohemian beach life to your wardrobe. Necklace, £125, loewe.com

The art of dressing

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Re.Design, the elevated capsule line from Polish high street brand Reserved, takes inspiration from artists Kobro and Strzeminski. Think oversized silhouettes and geometric cuts. From £19.99 to £159.99, reserved.com

Facebook Twitter Pinterest AllSaints’ Hawaiian Tsuru shirt

Hot-house flowers

This summer’s easiest style hack is the Hawaiian shirt. All Saints has reissued its 10 most popular styles (voted for by customers) including our favourite the Tsuru kimono print. £85, allsaints.com

Bags of style

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Grab a handle: new bags from Longchamp x Shayne Oliver

Travel accessories take on a new form with the partnership of Longchamp and Shayne Oliver. The founder of NYC-based label Hood By Air has created an inventive capsule collection of travel accessories, including leather goods, footwear and ready-to-wear, as well as this new version of the iconic Le Pliage tote. £135, longchamp.com

Bring me sunshine

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Where’s the sun?: dresses from Dodo Bar Or

For a special summer dress, head to Dodo Bar Or – the label of Dorit Bar Or, an Israeli actor and designer. This latest collection features exquisite prints and painterly florals. Dresses from £337, matchesfashion.com and net-a-porter.com

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Joice shoes by Topshop

Mellow yellow

This season is all about the woven shoe, spotted first at Celine, who leads the way in defining the “It” shoe. If your budget doesn’t stretch to the designer prices, then brighten your outfit with Topshop’s bright yellow version. £46, topshop.com

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