We love fashion fixes for the week ahead

Sweet Deal Casablanca and Maison Ladurée have launched a collaboration blending summer ready-to-wear, accessories and pastel hued pomelo and mint   macarons. “As someone who grew up in Paris, Ladurée has always felt like a true institution to me” noted Casablanca Founder and Creative Director Charaf Tajer, “There’s a natural synergy between our two worlds: a shared attention to detail, a classic yet colorful palette, and above all, an appreciation for beauty and joy” he said. At the heart of the collaboration is a central motif, a scene of a chateau nested within a French garden, framed by tennis courts and palm trees which flows through the entire collection. Highlights include embroidered crochet bags, T-shirts and printed silk shirts. Ladurée gift box from £44, Casablanca capsule from £160–£770, Casablanca

Paw print Bella Freud’s capsule collection celebrates the iconic Lucian Dog logo, the original drawing by Bella’s father, Lucian Freud, made specifically for her to use as her label logo. The seven-piece collection brings together 100% organic cotton T-shirts, merino-wool knitted crew necks and cardigans, and a limited-edition neckerchief designed for dogs… yet equally at home on their owners. The collection will be available in store and online from 11 June. From £35–£295, Bella Freud

Style goals Burberry’s latest campaign, “A Good Sport,” bottles the riotous, rain-slicked thrill of football on match day. The clothes, meanwhile, are a pure Burberry terrace-wear fantasy: Harrington jackets trimmed in House Check, lightweight trench coats cut from tropical gabardine and silk, cashmere scarves and polo shirts made for away days. New accessories include the curved Primrose bag and the Knight Runner sneaker, both poised to become fan favourites. From £295, Burberry

Dynamic duo Mango has collaborated with Eckhaus Latta, the New York label founded in 2011 by Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta (who met at Rhode Island School of Design). The label has long occupied a particular space within fashion: with it’s deconstructed aesthetic, inclusivity and avant-garde approach to design. Included in the collection are a black midi dress with a flyaway apron detail, cobalt blue tie-front tops, asymmetric skirts and fold-over trousers tied at the waist. The collection shouts “unfussy” and has all the signs of a sharply considered summer wardrobe – perfect to see the holidays through in style.   From £29.99–£399, Mango X Eckhaus Latta

Summer holidays Zara's latest collaboration is with British childrenswear label Caramel London, best known for beautifully made pieces in natural fabrics, muted tones and relaxed silhouettes designed for kids to play and grow in. The collection has been created with family summer holiday essentials in mind – think brown gingham separates, khaki dresses, soft stripes, delicate floral prints, and scattered with pops of red and blue for ages 2–10 (plus matching pieces for mums). £8.99–£89.99, Caramel London for Zara