Style

Wondering what to wear for Sunday lunch? Discover effortlessly stylish outfit ideas that combine comfort with a polished look. From relaxed plaid shirts and flowing midi dresses to flattering trousers, practical layers and easy accessories, these simple styling tips will help you dress for a leisurely afternoon of dining.

The anklet is back, but forget the colourful beads of the early 2000s. Fine chains, personalised details, pearls and subtle charms are giving ankle jewellery a grown-up makeover. Here’s how to wear the anklet trend now – from sandals and ballet flats to trainers and evening heels.

From linen dresses to colourful accessories, these are the summer fashion trends designed to last beyond fast fashion.

In recent years, personalised gifts have become one of the most meaningful ways to celebrate Mother’s Day. Rather than buying something generic from a shelf, people are choosing to create gifts that reflect shared memories and moments.

Check suits have long been part of British tailoring, yet in recent years they have gained renewed attention. For men who want something sharper than plain navy or grey, a patterned suit offers personality without sacrificing formality.

If you’ve been watching luxury jewellery prices climb and wondering which pieces are truly worth it, new research may have the answer.

As alternative investments diversify beyond art, wine and watches, Stanhope believes luxury handbags will continue to play a growing role in wealth preservation strategies, blending exclusivity with measurable market performance.

Jewellery trends evolve with each generation, yet certain pieces remain deeply embedded in cultural memory. Among them, diamond rings continue to hold a unique position. They are not confined to a single moment or purpose, yet they are frequently chosen to mark life’s most significant transitions. 

For much of the last decade, men’s fashion was defined by visibility. Logos grew larger, silhouettes became louder, and style often felt performative rather than personal. Dressing well was less about taste and more about being seen. That tide is turning.

After completing a hike, if you’ve removed your socks only to find a bruised toenail or an unexpected blister, you understand this reality: discomfort from hiking is seldom just a matter of chance. Typically, it’s all about the principles of physics.