vintage-inspired designs using gorgeous fabrics that celebrate traditional techniques such as intricate hand-smocking and embroidery. This provides an original luxury that is relevant for today. Customers can visit two stand-alone stores in London as well

it came to be known as “trench beige”, it’s all down to the ingenuity of founder, Thomas Burberry. The company began in 1856 when 21-year-old Thomas Burberry, a former draper’s apprentice, opened his own store in Basingstoke, Hampshire, focusing

  88–95 Grafton Street. Tel: 00 353 1 605 6666; www.brownthomas.com. This is the Dublin equivalent of Harvey Nicks, filled with designer labels in fashion, cosmetics and accessories. Over the road at 28–29 Grafton Street is BT2, the fashion store

Biscuiteers.Check out our festival review of Cornbury, and see what's in store for the rest of the (soggy) summer in our Junior Festival Guide.

Store in Manhattan. Want to guess what crafty gifts they might love? And is it really possible that all little Shiloh wants for Christmas is a new front tooth?Shiloh wears Red Military Jacket £270 by Ralph Lauren. Tel: 020 7535 4600 for stockists. What

, the store is a visual treat for the eyes, with gorgeously upholstered chairs, row upon row of sumptous fabrics and wallpapers, nicknacks and desirables for the modern family home. Tucked away downstairs is a tiny alcove entirely devoted to children, a

experience one of Anne Semonin's amazing signature facials as part of Beauty Week which runs from September 5–11 at top London store, Liberty, where you can languish in the luxury boutique spa for a bespoke facial at the amazing price of £25 for one hour

EXCITING TIMES ARE afoot at luxury department store Harrods, in Knightsbridge, with the opening of the brand-new children's fashion floor. Covering over 66,000 square-foot to create one of the largest destinations for mini fashion in the world

TODAY SEES THE in-store launch of the exciting second collection of Diane von Furstenberg for GapKids and babyGap, with a delightful offering for girls from newborn to age 14.Showcasing vibrant African-inspired prints in sunshine yellow, cobalt blue

cupcake.8. Decorate with an Easter chick or a small chocolate egg (the cupcakes can be stored in an airtight container for about three days).From Cupcakes From The Primrose Bakery by Martha Swift and Lisa Thomas (Kyle Cathie, £14.99).