The Dopamine Pieces Our Editors Are Loving

Summer is when I have the most fun with colour and texture, and this month I’m leaning into both. I was particularly inspired by Bottega Veneta’s SS26 collection, so I’m loving fringed skirts, tactile fabrics and textured tops. I’m also really into statement jewellery at the moment – the bigger and more sculptural, the better – and I’m drawn to brands like Cult Gaia and Julietta. Finally, a fun shoe always makes everything feel that little bit more fashion forward, whether it’s a cool print, an interesting shape or playful detail.

This Liberowe jacket has been on my wish list since I saw it at the brand's showroom last fashion week – the exaggerated fringing makes it a real statement. I love Liffner clutches, particularly the leopard and Bambi prints for adding texture to a monochrome look. I’m usually an indigo denim girl but these pink balloon-leg jeans are surprisingly versatile. For autumn, these Christen pumps are perfect – I love the exaggerated toe and textured finish.

For me, dopamine dressing is all about saturated colour, bold prints and sculptural accessories that make getting dressed feel joyful rather than predictable. The vibrant orange dress, yellow technical jacket, lime-green skirt, printed trousers and standout accessories would all make exciting additions to my wardrobe. The cobalt blue bag, chunky red necklace and bambi-print slingbacks are such statement pieces but I love that they all work together too. It’s proof that fashion doesn't have to be safe to feel wearable – it can be expressive, uplifting and fun.

I’m obsessed with the brand Eliou – the dresses are especially fun and the attention to detail is so good. Laia Alen is another brand that has been on my radar and this little sequinned pouch bag would be perfect for any special occasion. I really like the fish detail on these sandals by Zara and thinking ahead to the new season, I've added this Massimo Dutti tote bag to my wish list; it looks like such a good, everyday size.

I’m all for a good print or punchy shade but it’s often the pieces with an interesting silhouette that bring me the most joy – the kind that do all the heavy lifting when an outfit risks falling flat. This Liberowe set has been living in my head rent-free, as has this Rat & Boa dress. A great necklace is an easy way to throw something unexpected into the mix and Julietta’s are anything but basic. As for these Celine sunnies? They’re ridiculous but somehow chic – I can already see them turning leggings and an oversized knit into a stylish airport outfit.