The Luxury List: August 2025
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The sun is shining, school is out and London’s parks are filled with crowds of sunbathers. It can only mean one thing: summer has arrived. And what better way to celebrate the season than with a little (luxurious) treat? Check out our August roundup of chic fashion buys, lust-worthy accessories and little luxuries to brighten up your home in our daily luxury list edit.
The Luxury List: August 2025
Can’t wait for you next hit of inspiration? We’ll be updating our Luxury List daily, so make sure to check back for regular newness throughout the month.
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Dior
Lucky Medium Dior Book Tote, £2,750
Dior fans won’t want to miss the label’s brand new Lucky pop-up in Harrods this summer. The new collection, inspired by the lucky charms collected by Christian Dior, sees house heroes (including the chic Lady Dior and signature Book Tote bags) decorated in patterns of stars, hearts, clovers and more. The pop-up also offers customisation workshops, where visitors can personalise their Lucky finds with charms and chains. Open until 27 August 2025
Russell & Bromley
Tunstall Woven Loafer, £275
Step into summer with a stylish pair of shoes on your feet, courtesy of Russell & Bromley. The heritage label is putting its best foot forward this summer (in the run-up to its first ever creative director, Daniel Beardsworth-Shaw, taking the reins for AW25), with a line of fresh seasonal styles for all modes of British weather. Think laidback slides and flip flops, dressy boat shoes and beach chic woven loafers.
COSRX
Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Power Essence, £24.99
Feeling inspired by the hundreds of videos on your feed singing the praises of K-beauty? When it comes to finding the best Korean skincare products, we’ve got you covered. Just take this wonder concoction from COSRX, which dermatologist Dr Nora Jaafar swears is ‘a cult classic. Lightweight, hydrating, and healing – this bridges the gap between toner and serum, and is perfect for compromised skin barriers, hyperpigmentation, or dull, dehydrated complexions. It’s especially useful after aesthetic treatments like peels or microneedling.’
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