Ringing the changes

Alex Monroe has partnered with writer Raven Smith to create a non-gender, playful, 18-piece collection. A sleek ring on closer inspection reveals a secret and elaborate pearl detail studded within. The Medi signet ring spins from a polished dome to a textured surface, alternate depending on your mood. From £135, alexmonroe.com

All the right steps

Katimō is Ukraine’s answer to The Row. AW20 is inspired by dancer and choreographer Pina Bausch. Top, £65, and skirt, £130, katimoclothes.com

Flower for Floyd

Manchester-based sustainable brand, Tomorrow, has introduced its latest ‘Movement for Black Lives’ collection, which sees them team up with US-based artists Anthony White and Travis Keller for a capsule – 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the Black Lives Fund. Flower for Floyd T-shirt, £35, tomorrowcreates.com

Straight to you

Cave Things is an online shop of curios and knick- knacks from Nick Cave. Think notebooks, quirky ceramics and polaroid art by the man himself. Letter to Anita notebook, £10, cavethings.com.

Sweet dreams

Cosy up with Tekla’s unisex flannel sleepwear. The Danish brand’s mantra is creating high-quality textiles starting in homeware, later expanding into clothing, modelled on simplicity and functionality. The PJs are oversized, in a traditional silhouette and come in four colourways. They are lightweight yet super warm.Shirts, £140, trousers, £120, and shorts, £90, teklafabrics.com

Ready for the fall

Independent store Couvertue & The Garbstore showcases its in-house brands, including Garbstore, The English Difference and Drop Out Sports, in their autumn-ready campaign. The collection includes alpaca boucle zip-ups, mohair knits and patchwork rugby shirts. Top, £95, by Drop out Sports; trousers, £205, by Garbstore; neck warmer, £55, by The English Difference, all from couvertureandthegarbstore.com.