
Stylish London Pop-Ups & Events Happening This Month
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You won't want to miss any of these fashion and beauty pop-ups
Looking for things to do in the capital this month? If another turn about one of the city’s famous galleries, a jaunt down to a cosy pub or a walk around the park don’t sound too appealing right now, then try indulging in a little retail therapy (with a twist). This month, explore some of the most exciting fashion and beauty pop-ups dotted across London, located in some of buzziest parts of the city. Not sure where to start? We’ve rounded up the top hotspots you can visit now.
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L’Occitane en Provence at Sephora Westfield
Beloved beauty brand L’Occitane has set up (pop-up) shop in Sephora’s UK flagship, transforming the space to celebrate its hero almond range. Decorated with sunset lamps and immersive scent plumes, the pop-up will also host a prize grab experience and offer visitors the chance to take away samples of L’Occitane’s Almond Shower Oil and Supple Skin Oil.
Where: White City Westfield Shopping Centre, Ariel Way, London W12 7GF
When: Thursday 28 August until Sunday 31 September 2025
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Aesop’s Above Us, Steorra Eau de Parfum Pop-Up
Shoreditch Tab Centre is set to be transformed into an endless starry sky this September, in celebration of Aesop’s brand new Above Us, Steorra Eau de Parfum and its celestial inspirations. The installation will offer a sensory exploration experience for visitors, with live readings of ‘the fragrant fable’, artworks by Jack Coulter and a chance to try the fragrance’s modern amber composition. Bookings open from 9 September 2025
Where: Shoreditch Tab Centre, 3 Godfrey Place, London E2 7NT
When: Friday 19 & Saturday 20 September 2025
Anya’s Tuck Shop
When you were a child, did the words ‘back to school’ fill you with dread? You’re not the only one. But Anya Hindmarch’s take on the academic chaos has us craving the arrival of September. Anya’s Tuck Shop, housed in the newly named Chelsea County Grammar School on 11 Pont Street, is a love letter to the nostalgic feeling of revisiting your schooldays. It’s the fresh stationery, brightly coloured doodles and graffiti, messy uniforms, school lunches and academic trinkets that make the thought of going back to school exciting.
Find out more about the new concept store here.
Where: 11 Pont Street, London SW1X 9EH
When: Saturday 23 August until Friday 12 October 2025
Wallow at Anthropologie King’s Road Gallery
The creators of linen and interiors label Piglet in Bed are launching Wallow, a brand new bath and body collection, this September. And to celebrate, the brand is set to host a pop-up in the Anthropologie King’s Road Gallery. Visitors will be greeted by a moss installation created by floral artist Carly Rogers, and explore the new collection in its entirety. Those who swing by on 18 September will also have the chance to see Carly live in action, creating one of her botanical moss sculptures to be added to the space’s main installation.
When: From 4 September 2025 (for the whole month)
Where: Anthropologie King’s Road Gallery, 131-141 King’s Road, London SW3 4PW
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ERDEM’s AW25 Pop-Up at Selfridges
You can step into the world of ERDEM this summer, thanks to the label’s brand new immersive pop-up at Selfridges. Located on the department store’s second floor, the installation explores the inspiration behind ERDEM’s Autumn-Winter collection, created in collaboration with British contemporary artist, Kaye Donachie. Bringing together the artist’s figurative, dreamy painterly style and the brand’s feminine designs, the space features large scale printed panels of Donachie’s work (including reimagined portraits of designer Erdem Moralıoğlu’s mother) alongside sculptural displays for jewellery and the new Bloom bag, and rails holding the AW25 collection.
When: Monday 4 August until mid-September 2025
Where: Second Floor Atrium at Selfridges (400 Oxford Street, London W1C 1JS)
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