The Hot List

Stella magazine pick the most stylish things to do, see and buy this week.

 The cool London boutique and label B-Store has produced a nine-piece collection for the online fashion retailer Asos. We especially love the geometric palm-tree design, a fresh take on this season's tropical prints. Chinos, £195, shirt, £195, and shoes, £340, from asos.com

 No need to spend hours aimlessly wandering around Ikea - we've found the kitchen chairs you need. This sleek design comes in a brilliant range of colours and prints. £29 each; ikea.co.uk

 Charlotte Taylor's pastel, screen-printed designs - her latest include donkeys and hummingbirds - are ideal for this time of year. This silk mini-dress is our favourite. £158, from Anthropologie ( anthropologie.eu )

 For those summer days that require boots rather than sandals (and we fear there may be a few) these Liberty-printed Dr Martens would work a treat. £170; liberty.co.uk

 The follow-up to Wolf Hall, Hilary Mantel's Man Booker prize-winning novel about the life of Thomas Cromwell, is here. Bring Up the Bodies concentrates on Anne Boleyn. We can't wait until Thursday! £8.99 from all good book stores.

 Sophie Hulme's minimal leather shoppers have a cult fashion following. Now her signature design has been updated for summer in embroidered linen. £370, from my-wardrobe.com.

 My Dior is a new jewellery range by the luxury French fashion house. The simple gold weave makes these pieces timeless classics. From £1,800; dior.com.

Norah Jones is back with her fifth album, 'Little Broken Hearts', created with of-the-moment producer Danger Mouse. The bold, electronic sound is a departure from Jones's traditional style. £7.99, out now.

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