The best and worst in fashion: Asos Marketplace, Lily Allen's nails, The Kooples' unisex hats
From Lily Allen's stick-on nails to The Kooples' hat collaboration with Art Comes First
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Your support makes all the difference.We love… Star struck
Shopping and philanthropy combine this week when ASOS Marketplace launches an online boutique of celebrity-donated products. For one week, you can purchase cast-offs from the rich and famous, all in aid of Stand Up To Cancer.
From Friday 10 October, asos.com
We’re not sure about… Famous nails
Celebrity collaborations for charity are one thing, pointless cash-ins are another. The latest is from Lily Allen, who has collaborated with Elegant Touch on a range of stick-on nails, named after her songs. Hard out here, indeed.
From £6.99, eleganttouch.com
We’re buying… Hats off
It’s that time of year again when you start having to consider cold-weather accessories. This season, The Kooples has teamed up with Art Comes First to launch a line of hats – unisex of course, so that you can share your headgear with your other half.
From £195, thekooples.co.uk
We can’t wait for… Denim swag
To celebrate its 10th birthday, Swedish brand Cheap Monday is hosting the world’s shortest pop-up. On 10 October at 10am, it will be giving away 10,000 pairs of jeans in 10 minutes, across 10 cities around the world, including London.
cheapmonday.com
We’re saving up for… Blade runner
If you’ve already starting thinking about what to wear to Christmas parties, Casadei has just released a re-working of its famous Blade shoe. The Mini Blade has been reinterpreted into a sandal style, with the same famous steel heel, in black, gold or red.
£700, casadei.com
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