Your ultimate summer shopping guide: from boho-cool dresses to bold stripy separates and hot-house florals, we’ve got you covered

Dressed to thrill at Silverstone, a sisterhood of artisans and a creative, sustainable club for kids.

Loewe has a fresh new scent, O Pioneers revives the Swinging Sixties, and a former Marni creative director brings his eclectic eye to Uniqlo

The World Cup is under way with a record 48 teams lining up to compete. Here’s what to wear to support in style, whichever flag you’re flying.

Eckhaus Latta bring New-York cool to Mango, football fever kicks off at Burberry and summer vibes set the tone at Zara

Whether you opt for sleek white slingbacks or kiwi mules, sandals are a surefire way to elevate a summer look

Football fever, club classics and seaside-inspired accessories

Kick up a storm in vintage athletic wear

They come from different generations, but all of them live life a la mode

Chaos theory, retro running shoes and summer style staples

Stars celebrate fashion is art theme but the annual event faced controversy over backing from Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos

From mesh to crystal embellishment, a pair of flat pumps are a comfortably easy outfit update

Scott Thomas made her fim debut in 1986’s Under the Cherry Moon and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress for 1996’s The English Patient. Since 2022 she has starred in the TV series Slow Horses. She was appointed OBE in 2003 and made a dame in 2015

Thompson won the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1992, for her role as Margaret Schlegel in Howards End, and another in 1995 for screenwriting work on Ang Lee’s Sense & Sensibility. She was made a dame in 2018

Mirren began her career with the National Youth Theatre in 1965, playing Cleopatra in Antony & Cleopatra. She has since won an Academy Award, for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II in The Queen, five Emmys, four Baftas and three Golden Globes. She was made a dame in 2003

Walter made her Royal Shakespeare Company debut in 1980 and her Broadway debut in 1983. She has played Brutus, Henry IV and Prospero in all-female productions of the Shakespeare plays. She was made a dame in 2011

Hancock made her Broadway debut in 1966. In 2007, she was nominated for an Olivier Award for her performance in Cabaret. She was appointed OBE in 1974, CBE in 2011, and made a dame in 2021

Stylish chefs, football nuts, creepers with attitude and a landmark celebration of Black British sounds

The go-to shade of shirt that has us feeling cool, calm and collected right now

Add star power to an all-black outfit with luxe bags, brooches and shoes