This week’s hotlist is unapologetically style-heavy, packed with the launches we can’t stop thinking about.
From model-fronted lifestyle ventures to the cool-girl staples destined for your summer wardrobe, it’s all here. The keepsakes worth treasuring, the jewellery made to be stacked, and the collaborations that make getting dressed feel effortless again. This week CF Loves is your edit of everything worth knowing now.
BOOK IN FOR THIS OUTDOOR FESTIVAL Taste of London 2026
Taste of London, the city’s biggest food festival, takes over Regent’s Park this week from 17 to 21 June, and the 2026 edition is the fullest it’s looked in years. The festival’s genius lies in its line-up: rather than the usual festival food vendors, it invites London restaurants to bring their actual kitchens to the park, so you’re tasting the real thing rather than a stripped-back stand version. Across five days, more than 30 of the capital’s restaurants serve 130-plus dishes across eight sessions, while a marketplace of over 160 artisan producers fills the gaps between courses. New names joining for 2026 include Hakkasan, Yauatcha, Italian-American stalwart Harry’s and Mexican spot Ixchel, alongside returning favourites like Los Mochis, Roti King and Roka, with every restaurant bringing signature plates plus at least one exclusive dish created just for the festival. Beyond the eating, there’s live-fire cooking, chef demos in the theatre from the likes of Big Zuu and Imad Alarnab, hands-on BBQ workshops and next-level bars. New for this year is Taste of the City, a companion series of one-off dining events running across London from 15–21 June. Tickets start from £24, with VIP options for those looking to make a day of it in style, so turn up hungry, and expect to stay longer than planned.
BUILD YOUR ESSENTIALS WARDROBE HERE REFORMATION x Courtney Grow
Reformation has teamed up with tastemaker Courtney Grow on a limited-edition collection that brings her effortlessly cool take on everyday dressing to life. Known for blending soft tailoring with timeless pieces that make luxe looks feel approachable and wearable, Grow has channelled her unconventional eye into an 18-piece edit made for summer and everything ever after. The brief? Keep things interesting, think white after Labor Day, sequins to school drop-off, and a bra as a top (if the situation calls for it). Designed to move easily between feminine softness and a subtle masculine edge, the pieces are made to be mixed, matched and thrown on without overthinking it. Clothes that feel like you, just slightly cooler.
REFRESH YOUR SKIN HERE Dr David Jack's Nano Lift Collagen Treatment, Liberty
Dr David Jack’s new Nano Lift Collagen Treatment, exclusive to Liberty London, is the regenerative facial to book ahead of summer, designed for skin that looks lifted, firmer and genuinely glowier rather than overdone. It’s a clever multi-tasker that layers radiofrequency and muscle stimulation with collagen-stimulating actives to tighten and sculpt, alongside Korean “nano laser” technology (the addition is inspired by the team’s recent trip to South Korea), which uses fractional lasers at gentler settings across multiple sessions to soften fine lines and wrinkles. From there, a peptide and PDRN infusion does the heavy lifting on radiance, mimicking growth factors to nourish, hydrate and bring skin back to life, before the session winds down with a round of cryotherapy to calm any redness or irritation. And oh, do the results land. Walk out to look into the mirror and you’ll be greeted by immediate radiance. If you’re wanting to go further, it can be paired with regenerative injectables for deeper, lasting rejuvenation. The verdict? Lifted, hydrated, healthy-looking skin with not a hint of “done”. This is exactly the kind of fresh-faced reset that earns its place on the summer prep list.
SHOP THIS Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's Mémoire
Mémoire is the new lifestyle venture from model and entrepreneur Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, and it’s a gorgeously analogue antidote to our screen-saturated age. Co-created as a love letter to the rituals that make life feel abundant, the brand is built around the idea of modern heirlooms. The debut collection is a tightly edited seven pieces, among them Italian-made leather journals and luggage tags, stationery, and Murano glass candles, with the leather goods handmade in Lombardy and bespoke swan notecards printed on fine cotton paper. It sits firmly at the luxury end with candles starting at £195 and keepsake boxes up to £925, but the appeal is emotional as much as aesthetic. “My mother’s generation used to send thank-you cards, write diary entries – that’s simply how they went about things,” Huntington-Whiteley has said, framing Mémoire as a celebration of the analogue traditions worth holding onto.
STACK YOUR JEWELLERY HERE Mejuri's Puzzle Stacking Collection
Mejuri’s Puzzle collection has quietly become the brand’s fastest-selling line, and it’s easy to see why. First launched in August 2025 in 18-karat gold vermeil, it’s a modular ring system designed to “grow, layer, and change alongside the wearer”, each band shaped so its side profile literally locks together with the next, no matter how you mix and match. From architectural baguettes to hand-reshaped trillions, every ring pairs a fancy-cut birthstone with a brilliant lab-grown sapphire, hand-set and polished to a mirror finish. The big update for 2026 is the arrival of sterling silver designs covering all 12 birthstones – garnet, amethyst, aquamarine, opal, citrine and more – bringing the collection to 28 rings, plus new slider charms that clip onto existing shanks for even more reconfigurability. Tied together by a campaign celebrating “minor stones”, the quiet, often overlooked moments that shape a life without a formal celebration, it’s jewellery framed as something you build in real time rather than save for a special occasion. After all, there’s always room for one more.
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