Of Planet Earth, founded by Central Saint Martins graduate Rose Canham, has sustainability at its forefront: at least 80% of fabrics used are deadstock material, with the other 20% carefully and ethically sourced from recycled fibres. We love the fit of this bestselling Beetlejuice dress; £300, Of Planet Earth 

Have you heard? Hats are back. If you’re looking to expand your repertoire, look to London-based independent hat label James Pink Studio. James is a fashion insiders’ favourite and has collaborated with labels including Chopova Lowena and Emilia Wickstead; £50, James Pink Studio 

Our heads have been turned by these brightly coloured bags by Isla De Gar, founded by Emma Garner. The bags are handcrafted from woven satin ribbon in their East London studio and are available in a rainbow of shades. We’re feeling this Hot Pink version; £145, Isla De Gar 

After starting in a small studio in London in 2018, Hai has since expanded globally, with pop-ups in New York and Tokyo, as well as a store in Seoul. Ballet flats and Mary Janes aren’t going anywhere, so embrace this trend with these cute patent Honorees; £124, Hai 

Founded by footwear designer Laksheeta Govil in New Delhi, India, Fizzy Goblet now boasts a broader range of accessories. The one we’re most excited about is this gorgeous patchwork shoulder bag – the perfect laid-back summer outfit update; $210, Fizzy Goblet 

In the words of jewellery designer Lina Annele, ‘go pink or go home’! We wholeheartedly agree. These jelly earrings are inspired by her native Finnish landscapes, particularly the berries and flowers that bloom after the Nordic winters; £140, Annele