July is upon us, meaning summer is officially in full swing. Whether you’re gearing up for a much-deserved holiday or staying put in the city, the month is set to be a jam-packed one.
With the ongoing heatwave that continues to grip the UK, Brits are doing their best to make the most out of the glorious sunshine. From glamorous rooftop bars to must-know restaurants, shopping haunts and more - there are ample spots to add to your summer radar.
Spanning fresh new buys to cool-girl hang-outs, discover our top picks below.
Scroll below to see H! Fashion's pick of the chicest things to do this July:
© Vault VintageWHERE TO SHOP - VINTAGE
Vault Vintage
Beloved by stars including Sabrina Carpenter, Vault Vintage is our go-to haunt for preloved gems. Nestled in Notting Hill, the shop is a beautifully curated archive of designer pieces, spanning rare Dior bags to Noughties silk, statement-making costume jewellery and more. A credit card’s worst nightmare and a vintage fiend's holy grail.
WHERE TO SHOP - WORLD CUP STYLE
The O2 Outlet
Head to Outlet Shopping at The O2 and tap into over 60 designer, high street and premium brands to build your ultimate World Cup-ready look. From elevated sports-luxe and off-duty streetwear to festival fits and sharp city styling, it’s a one-stop destination for every take on match-day dressing.
With brands including Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, adidas, Nike, Under Armour, New Balance, Levi’s, French Connection and Superdry, you’ll find everything from tailored separates and denim to statement accessories, cutesy footwear and performance-led athleisure -making it oh-so easy to style an outfit that backs your team without compromising on fashion.
© O2 Outlet
WHAT TO SHOP - COLLAB
Geordie Campbell x Queer Was Always Here (QWAH)
Ahead of Pride Month, British designer Geordie Campbell has partnered with Queer Was Always Here (QWAH), founded by Sebastian Croft and Connor Jessup, to create two limited-edition T-shirts featuring Campbell's signature Asterix motif. Sold via Boys Boys Boys!'s Pride residency and online, all proceeds support LGBTQ+ charities Say It Loud Club and Rainbow Railroad.
