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As the rain continues to pour down and we hibernate away in our homes, it might be time to invest a bit more in your decor and homeware. So, let us point you in the direction of Damson Madder’s debut lifestyle collection. Headlining the collection are a selection of ceramics and kitchenware in partnership with longtime collaborator Poppy Almond. Each piece – ranging from plates to feasting platters – was hand painted in India, meaning that every piece is unique. Also featured in the collection are a limited run of custom cushions and co-created candles with London brand Earl of East. The full range will be available to shop here on September 21st.
Next, we have some date night inspo from Sweeties, The Standard London’s 10th-floor cocktail bar. The discotheque and late-night lounge features a selection of world-class cocktails alongside three new concoctions for September: City Slicker, Me Time and No Limit. Oh, and even if you’re on a budget, the happy hour Sweet Deal offers 2-4-1 cocktails from 6-7pm daily.
Kombucha is every TikTok health guru’s latest obsession, but if you still can’t get used to its acquired taste, then you might want to give MOMO’s Sentinel Watermelon iteration a go. The sweet, fruity flavour is balanced by the classic zingy tones of Kombucha, and each Sentinel Watermelon is grown in Mantua, in Northern Italy, providing a naturally refreshing flavour, perfect for cracking open on long tube journeys.
Finally, former HUNGER cover star – and the always iconic – Stefflon Don is giving fans the opportunity to drink like a ‘Don’. The musician has teamed up with Chivas Regal to drop a limited edition version of the brand’s classic Chivas 12 Scotch. The bottle’s design is inspired by the rapper’s highly anticipated debut album, ‘Island 54’, plastering the bottle with a tropical theme, including palm tree illustrations in splashes of bold blue and hot pink. Chivas 12 x Stefflon Don is available to shop now at retailers including Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Amazon. Cheers, Steff.
