We love: fashion fixes for the week ahead

In full bloom
Independent label Fuchsia Shaw is restocking its sell-out Arden jacket, a quilted springtime layer made from 100% printed linen. Founded by designer Amy Shaw, the brand originally started out as a passion project, before blooming into a budding business with an impressive social media following. The popular Arden style comes in a variety of different colour-ways, including an on-trend butter yellow , forest green and poppy red. Shaw prides herself on producing small and considered collections in limited runs. £225,  Fuchsia Shaw

New Freds
Fred Perry reunites with Craig Green for a new collection that takes cues from sporting archetypes and subcultural reference points. Green subverted the classic Fred Perry shirt with an elongated draw cord worked into the polo collar. Clashing motifs in a polo, T-shirt and quilted overshirt have been crafted with contrasting blocks of colour and pattern, slicing garments horizontally or vertically. Hero pieces have Craig Green signature touches, a hooded alpine jacket and a raglan sleeve shirt jacket have the designer’s workwear influences with contrast stitching alluding to the Fred Perry twin tipping at collars and cuffs. £125, Fred Perry

Bubbling up
Roxanne First’s Bubblegum collection came about through her love of  colour: “I thought it was a very interesting concept to mix resin with fine jewellery components,” she says. The resin charms are made from 100% recycled bubble gum and chewing gum, sourced via Gumdrop Bins. They are interchangeable and can be applied to gold chains or colourful cords. The designer’s idea was to evoke nostalgia in the pieces – these are fun collectables that could be switched between friends. Each piece is packed in colourful bags mimicking ‘90s sweet bags.  From £90,  Roxanne First

Shades of genius
If the Oscars taught us anything about accessorising an outfit, it's that sunglasses aren't just for sunny days and trips abroad. Nominees including Michael B Jordan, Amy Madigan and Timothée Chalamet were all seen rocking shades on the red carpet. Get the look with Ace & Tate's new collection. Standout styles include the  Rico , a casual cool frame, and the Cece , retro-looking, with oval lenses. Ace & Tate offers customers free in-store eye tests, and all sunglasses can be fitted with prescription lenses.  £125, Ace & Tate

Euphoric mood
At Balenciaga’s recent ClairObscur AW26 show during Paris fashion week, Pierpaolo Piccioli debuted a collaboration with HBO’s Euphoria creator Sam Levinson. The showrunner created an immersive digital set for the show, and prints of stills from the new series appeared on clothing. A limited edition drop of apparel and accessories, including the T-shirt design worn by Heated Rivalry 's Hudson Williams at the aftershow party, hit Paris stores this week (and is available for order in store in other European cities). Each piece includes a numbered tag and QR code for exclusive content. Balenciaga

Creation story
Labrum returns to John Lewis with a 35-piece collection launching on 19 March. Key pieces include a bespoke cowry shell jacquard suit, and the signature Nomoli logo appears on a varsity jacket and cotton linen vest. ‘Each detail reflects heritage, movement and exchange’ says founder Foday Dumbuya, adding, ‘a reminder that when cultures come together, something beautiful is created.’ New product additions include leather loafers and a cross body bag and printed cushions. From £39-£399, John Lewis

The beat goes on
Beats and Nike new limited-edition collaboration: Powerbeats Pro 2 – Nike Special Edition, sees Nike’s high-energy Volt colour palette paired with Powerbeats Pro 2. The collab bridges the gap between sport and street style, designed for athletes and fitness enthusiasts. Notably, the earbuds come with active noise -cancellation, secure-fit ear hooks and an IPX4 rating, ensuring resistance to sweat and water. Presented in a matte black, volt-speckled charging case.  £249.99,  Powerbeats Pro 2 – Nike Special Edition