11 new Topshop dresses | No-cook side dish recipes | M&S home collab | Olaplex alternatives

VIEW IN BROWSER

Add a patterned tile aesthetic to your home, thanks to M&S' new collaboration

From Victorian-style geometric designs to shimmering iridescent glazes, it's easy to fall in love with tiles – as the 101K followers of @ihavethisthingwithtiles will attest. But whether you're a hardcore tile nerd or more into the soft, fluffy side of home furnishings, M&S' new collaboration with Fired Earth, a popular Oxfordshire-based company that specialises in high-end tiles in striking colours and patterns, has something for everyone.

Having dug through Fired Earth's extensive, decades-old tile library to create the 75-piece edit of bedding, towels and cushions, the M&S team has drawn on two of its most popular ranges for inspiration – the Paris tile collection, which is dominated by deep blues and antique sage tones, and the Marrakech line that nods to traditional Moroccan patterns in muted, earthy shades. We're eyeing off the tasselled Sofia cushion in faded red cotton-linen (£35), the Isabelle reversible bedding set in an intricate navy and white print (from £49.50) and the plush Marrakech towels in souk-inspired shades of turmeric and pink (from £12.50). Perfect for bringing the magic of tiles into your home – no grouting required. From £3.50, marksandspencer.com


Stylist's acting executive fashion director Hannah Moore shares her favourite high street buys – for more sartorial inspiration, download this week's summer style special now
Nobody's Child / £75
Easy to chuck on with trainers or sandals for summer parties and weddings, this dress is a great investment
buy now
& Other Stories / £13
I'll feel like I'm sipping a cocktail on the Cote D'Azur in this round style even if I'm actually sitting on the Jubilee line
buy now
M&S Collection / £29.50
Linen is having a moment. This white shirt is a classic perennial that will last and last – I'll wear mine with cargo pants and flats
buy now
Gap / £59.95
I'm loving wide-leg high waist trousers right now – they're super chic and easy to wear. This is the perfect version for warmer months
buy now
Zara / £29.99
My toes are begging to be out in the sunshine – and I love this chalky white pair that goes with anything printed or plain
buy now
Arket / £19
I love the subtle nature of these rings – wearing them across one hand will bring a little contemporary lift to any outfit
buy now

3 no-cook side dishes for a quick alfresco lunch from a cult London restaurant
get the recipes

This bestselling author's new novel will make you fall in love the normalcy of everyday life

There's always something that we can rely on to bring us joy – that bag of paprika crisps or another viewing of Schitt's Creek. In All Lovers In The Night (Pan Macmillan) – the third novel from acclaimed Japanese author Mieko Kawakami, out today – the thing that gets 34-year-old Japanese freelance proofreader Fuyuko excited about life comes about by chance. At face value, Fuyoko's life seems mediocre and lacklustre. That is, until she meets – and starts to have romantic feelings for – an older physics teacher, Mitsutska. Their weekly cafe meet-ups shortly turn into a source of uninterrupted elation for Fuyoko – and for readers, too.

"Kawakami's writing is a joy to read," says Stylist Loves writer Kiran Meeda. "She has an effortless way of turning the mundanity of Fuyoko's day-to-day into detailed occasions that I want to know more about, whether it's the friendship she has with her only friend and fellow proofreader Hijiri and their back and forth about the art of proof-reading or her transition from someone who hardly ever drinks to ordering the largest sized sake bottle every night. Though the everyday is more interesting than you'd think, this is a book that's really about Fuyoko discovering happiness, whether it's via simple chats with Mitsutska or embracing her introverted ways." £14.99, Bookshop.org


9 stylish seat cushions for comfier dining, whether you're inside or out
read more
 
8 Olaplex alternatives that are recommended by hairdressers
read more


THE DROP BY STYLIST
Each week Stylist's editors share nine must-buy products from independent brands, all available from our online boutique.
Sign Up Now
 
STRONG WOMEN
Sign up for workouts, nutritious recipes and expert tips, plus our Strong Women magazine with expert advice on building strength & resilience sent to your inbox.
Sign Up Now
FYI, we may make revenue on affiliate links contained in this email.
Image credits: James Murphy; Ryohei Tsukada; Courtesy of brands; SWTC
© The Stylist Group Ltd

Commentaires

Posts les plus consultés de ce blog

This Is What Fish Oil Supplements Actually Do

Chris Froome sends out strong message to his rivals as he storms back to win Criterium du Dauphine for the second time

Kid draws a hilarious family portrait, featuring his mother on her period