We Love: fashion fixes for the week ahead

Take a Hike

Adidas Terrex have  dropped a do-it-all hiking shoe, Skychaser AX5 are the brands most technical all terrain hiking shoe, boasting an array of formidable features, including new patented tech, equip with a Gore-Tex waterproof membrane, chunky Continental outsole with offset chevron lugs ideal for conquering uneven terrain. It also has an EVA foam midsole, what the brand calls Lightmotion, that’s both lightweight and cushioning for all-day hiking comfort. It also has a ripstop upper to boost its durability, helping to ensure these shoes last for seasons to come. With next-level comfort the Terrex is built for everything from muddy park trails to pounding pavements on the way to work. Hiking shoe, £100, Adidas

Dressed for the dance floor

The Wavey Garms x Sergio Tacchini “Summer of Love” collection is inspired by Dave Swindell's Ibiza '89, a vibrant photo book capturing the Balearic club scene of 1989. Combining Sergio Tacchini’s Italian sportswear heritage with Wavey Garms’ South London streetwear edge, this unisex collection reimagines late 80s/early 90s rave culture for a new generation. Standouts include a vintage style sweatshirt in deep yellow, an orange shell jacket and relaxed fit overshirt with pastel nautical stripes. From £50 at Selfridges and Wavey Garms

Labubu who?

Menswear brand, 8ON8, is marking its eighth birthday with the 8 Years of 8ON8 collection, an initiative that breathes new life into archival fabrics through limited-edition accessories and apparel. Established in 2017 by Central Saint Martins’ MA Fashion graduate Li Gong, 8ON8 is known for it’s contemporary and  colourful menswear. The collection features exclusive keychain designs, each crafted from reclaimed materials spanning the brand's eight-year history. Another highlight worth mentioning is the anniversary white tee, featuring a curated selection of 8ON8's most iconic graphics from past seasons. Every piece embodies the brand's commitment to reducing waste, while celebrating its design legacy. Bag charms, from £39.04, 8ON8

We found football

In the latest drop between FENTY x PUMA, Rihanna transforms football staples into fashion forward pieces. From the cropped drill top pictured above to short sleeve jerseys, track pants and flip flops, this collection feels right on trend, especially when incorporating sportswear into your wardrobe has become the key to achieving stylish comfort. The drop also features a new pale purple Speedcat style, a versatile trainer which Rihanna herself is often papped wearing on the go. From £35, Puma

Go big or go home

While the go-to jewellery trend last year was all about simple statement pieces, perfect for pairing with an oversized blazer and flat shoe, the jewellery mood for 2025 is all about maximalism . The rise in popularity of charms, beads, large pendants and resin has allowed us to have more fun whilst accessorising and these rainbow floral huggie earrings are the perfect addition to your summer jewellery roster. Earrings, £99, Kurt Geiger

Cozy up

As we head towards the autumn now is the best time to start renewing your wardrobe, with just a few key items your wardrobe will have an instant update. It’s worth revisiting classic archetypes in autumnal fabrics, from wool to crocodile effect leather. Cos's latest drop includes a minimalist wrap leather skirt, versatile enough to style now with a simple vest top or for later in the season layered with a wool roll neck. Staples include well crafted T-shirts, classic denim, to fuss free dresses and modern knitwear and tailoring. Croc effect Leather skirt, £349, Cos