Our fashion desk details what they are loving this week...
House of Pants
He made his name with a range of slogan T-shirts that promised to show Kate Moss "Who's boss" and encouraged Giles Deacon to "Get his freak on". Now Henry Holland has branched out into underwear. House of Holland fans, keen to wear their heart on their (ahem) derrière, can choose from "Tiny" or "Huge". Available exclusively
at Selfridges. From £21
(selfridges.co.uk)
Super Dry
If you live in trainers, soggy socks come with the territory. But thanks to clever footwear brand Creative Recreation they may be a thing of the past. A stylish, all-rubber high-top that thinks it's a welly boot is a mark of this label's genius. Made from 100 per cent waterproof material and guaranteed to keep feet dry, they're perfect for puddle-splashers. (£65, Creative Recreation, cr8rec.com)
Smiley Happy Sweaters
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) sufferers should head to Uniqlo on Thursday to see the Japanese basics brand "Make Regent Street happy". To celebrate 10 years on the British high street and its newly refurbished store, the brand plans to carry out random acts of kindness. Which we're assured means mammoth discounts for all. (polo, £29.90, uniqlo.co.uk)
Their Coat, Their Gift
For a winter coat with a conscience make a beeline for Selfridges, where cult Korean menswear brand Wooyoungmi is doing its bit for Art Against Knives. As well as offering shoppers the chance to purchase its classic No 51 coat at a limited-edition price, the label has invited five collaborators - including jewellery designer Jordan Askill and Dazed online editor David Hellqvist (pictured) - to re-imagine the style. The results will be auctioned via Twitter at the end of the month. All proceeds from the auction, and 10 per cent of sales of the 51 coat, will go directly to the charity. (wooyoungmi.com;
artagainstknives.com).
