The days are getting longer, the sun is slowly but surely peaking through the clouds, and colourful ensembles are lining the city streets, which can only mean one thing - Spring is here in a big way.
April is a favourite month for many, as it marks the first bank holiday weekend of the year. Whether you're planning on spending the Easter break lounging in a daffodil-filled London park, eating your way around the city, or spending your four-day weekend shopping for a new wardrobe, we've got you covered.
From an Easter bunny bao bun to a new collection of fancy footwear and a face mask destined to give you glass skin, here's everything on the H! Fashion radar this April.
WHAT TO SHOP - BEAUTY:
Hello Klean's Shower Head+
Hello Klean's shower heads have become a household beauty favourite, and now they've launched the upgraded Shower Head+, combining advanced filtration with smart tracking for a more informed approach to hair and skin care. HydroTrack™ technology measures real water usage to accurately track filter life, while a SmartRefill™ light indicates when it’s time for a replacement. An optional iOS app allows users to monitor filter status, temperature, and shower habits.
The filtration system targets key water concerns, including limescale and chlorine reduction, and filtering heavy metals like lead and copper.
WHAT TO SHOP - FRAGRANCE:
Atelier Rebul's Golden Hour Collection
Turkish beauty brand Atelier Rebul has launched Istanbul Golden Hour, the third fragrance in its Istanbul-inspired series. Created by perfumer Pascal Gaurin, the scent captures the warmth and glow of sunset, reflecting the city’s balance of heritage and modern energy. With delicate notes of pear and neroli combined with the warmth of jasmine and roasted coconut and finished with amber, labdanum and vanilla for extra depth, the fragrance leaves a lingering, sunlit finish perfect for the warmth of golden hour.
WHAT TO SHOP - FASHION:
Elizabeth Scarlett x Nobody's Child
Elizabeth Scarlett and Nobody’s Child have reunited for their second collaboration, Dear Summer. The collection is told in two chapters: ‘Letter to the Ocean’ and ‘Signature Blooms’, both of which draw on the natural world - the calm of coastal settings, and the richness of summer.
Combining Elizabeth Scarlett’s signature embroidery with Nobody’s Child’s feminine silhouettes, the designs feature prints inspired by hand-painted watercolours. From pieces with sun and shell motifs inspired by the coast to floral designs in summery tones, the collection spans dresses, co-ords, denim, and swimwear and accessories.
WHAT TO SHOP - FASHION:
Ro&Zo's Spring Collection
London-based womenswear label Ro&Zo has launched a gorgeous collection for spring - and it includes everything you need for all occasions this season. From gorgeous patterned co-ords to beach dresses and wedding guest attire.
WHAT TO SHOP - FASHION:
Vix Paula Hermanny SS26
Luxury swimwear brand Vix has launched its spring/summer 2026 collection of swimwear and resortwear called 'Island Breeze', and it's the definition of elevated elegance. From earthy neutrals to bold hues and vibrant patterns, each piece is centred on coastal living and oozes sophistication.
WHAT TO SHOP - ACCESSORIES:
Tissa Fontaneda SS26
Luxury handbag and accessories designer Tissa Fontaneda’s SS26 collection brings refined silhouettes, updated proportions and a refreshed colour palette in the brand’s signature Nappa Bubble Leather. From structured shoulder bags to smaller everyday styles in neutral hues and vibrant colours, the collection is sophisticated, versatile and effortlessly elegant.
WHAT TO SHOP - HOME:
Smeg Mini Milk Frother
Any new launch from Smeg is an exciting one. The latest? their Mini Milk Frother, now available in the brand’s signature colourways as well as two new black and white matte finishes. The frother offers three functions - hot milk, hot foam, and cold foam, making it easy to tailor your coffee or matcha to your preference. Consider this your cue to skip the £6 café stop on your morning commute.
WHAT TO SHOP - ACCESSORIES:
Loveness Lee's 'Desert Rose' Collection
Loveness Lee's SS26 collection Desert Rose is a must-know for this season. Think oversized link chains, ear cuffs and stackable pieces in silver and gold, all celebrating the power and texture of nature. Inspired by Lovesness' travels through the Moroccan desert, each design is cast from crystallised sand, bringing the sculptural silhouettes that have become synonymous with the brand. Every piece is handcrafted in small batches at the Loveness Lee studio and store at the OXO Tower on London’s South Bank, using locally sourced recycled metals, lab-grown gemstones and in-house gold plating.
WHAT TO SHOP - FASHION:
Aligne's 'Summer in the City' Collection
On April 24, London-born brand Aligne launched its latest collection, 'Summer in the City'. The gorgeous collection shifts focus away from typical Mediterranean influences and instead draws on the realities of city living (something those of us in London can relate to). The collection offers versatile pieces that carry easily from day to night. It references the understated glamour of the late ’90s with colours like bright aqua and blush pink, designed to complement Aligne's core icons.
WHAT TO SHOP - JEWELLERY:
AKIND's Bridal Collection
Brides-to-be, this one's for you. Sustainable Fine Jewellery brand AKIND has launched its bridal collection - an edit of timeless jewellery crafted from 100% recycled gold and lab-grown diamonds. From cluster earrings to diamond necklaces and showstopping rings, this collection is designed to be worn before, during and after your bridal occasions.
WHERE TO EXPERIENCE:
La Plage Longchamp
This April, Longchamp are bringing an exclusive pop-up experience to Sloane Square. La Plage Longchamp. will be serving bespoke Longchamp beverages and ice creams, alongside a programme of complimentary workshops, including shell painting and sunset watercolour sessions bookable via Eventbrite. Guests can enjoy interactive touches such as a traditional Mölkky game and customisable Polaroid moments, while live DJ sets and beach club-inspired playlists blast across select evenings and the bank holiday weekend. An exclusive on-site edit of Longchamp’s SS26 collection completes the experience, offering a curated selection of seasonal essentials.
© FashionphileWHERE TO SHOP DESIGNER:
Fashionphile
US-born designer resale platform Fashionphile supplied the majority of the luxury accessories featured in the upcoming The Devil Wears Prada 2. And in good news for UK shoppers, the platform officially entered the market last year, so you can shop your favourite Andy Sachs-approved pieces online. From Chanel bags to Dior heels and Cartier watches, the platform offers a curated edit of pre-owned designer pieces that let shoppers tap into the same timeless, high-fashion aesthetic seen on screen.
WHAT TO SHOP - FASHION:
Gap x Victoria Beckham
Gap and Victoria Beckham have announced a new partnership, debuting with a 38-piece Spring collection that we truly can't wait to get our hands on. Expect refined staple pieces, utilitarian-inspired separates, t-shirts, fleeces, and of course, denim. The collection launches on April 24 at 9am on Gap.co.uk and in selected London stores.
WHAT TO SHOP - FASHION:
ASOS' new modest wear brand IYAL
ASOS is expanding its modest fashion offering with the launch of IYAL, becoming the label’s exclusive wholesale partner across the UK and Europe. Designed with a modern approach to modest dressing, the debut collection features 64 pieces spanning occasionwear, tailoring and elevated everyday staples. From ruffled dresses to co-ords, tailored skirt suits and an edit of matching hijabs in both neutral tones and bold prints, the collection brings a colour palette that mixes versatile shades with pops of coral, orange and cobalt blue.
WHAT TO SHOP- BRIDAL:
Gigi & Olive x Away That Day's Second Collaboration
Following the success of their first collaboration, Away That Day and Gigi & Olive are back with a second limited-edition bridal collection. A match made in heaven, Gigi & Olive brings its signature cool-girl accessories for every moment around the big day, while Away That Day - known for its sustainable, contemporary swimwear - adds a fresh, fashion-forward edge. From lace-trimmed cover-ups to swimwear paired with delicate lace scarves, it’s a thoughtfully curated edit with everything the modern bride needs for pre-wedding getaways and beyond.
WHERE TO SPA:
HarSPA at Harbour Hotels
The HarSPA within Harbour Hotels offer a full suite of facilities across it’s properties, from a heated indoor pool and hydrotherapy pool to sauna and steam room, alongside idyllic treatment rooms, whether you’re looking for a city spa or to escape the hustle and bustle and head to the sea. Relax in HarSPA’s located in London and across the south coast to enjoy a curated menu of holistic treatments, using ELEMIS and Temple Spa products
WHERE TO POP-UP SHOP:
Garms Affiliated Archive Sale
Streetwear fanatics are in for a treat this weekend because Garms Affiliated is having its very first pop-up in the heart of Soho. This is the brand's first physical storefront, giving fans a chance to try on the wares firsthand. From baggy hoodies and joggers to puffer jackets, shorts and graphic tees, this is a pop-up you won't want to miss. Oh, and did we mention there's exclusive reduced pricing?
When: 11th - 12th April 2026, 11 am - 7 pm
Where: 19 D'Arbly Street, Soho, W1F 8ED
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© Rebecca Searle
WHERE TO STAY:
Hilton London Paddington
One of London's most iconic hotels has had a refurb just in time for spring. The Grade I listed hotel has had its Victorian and Art Deco features restored, while newly renovated guest rooms invite guests to lounge in luxury. Also included in the dreamy refurbishment is a captivating new artwork by British artist James Mylne. Hanging proudly in the hotel lobby, the new work fittingly centres a portrait of Paddington Bear, a fun and notable nod to the hotel's exciting new era. Whether you're planning a city stay-cay, have friends visiting from out of town, or are simply looking for a touch of interior inspo, the Hilton London Paddington is the place to go.
WHERE TO DINE:
The Porter's Table
Guinness lovers are in for a treat at The Porter's Table in Covent Garden. Set on the historic site of Old Brewer’s Yard in Covent Garden, this relaxed dining spot brings people together over generous, carefully sourced dishes showcasing the best of British produce, led by Executive Chef Pip Lacey. Expect relaxed seasonal plates and grill dishes, from roast bone marrow with miso and baron bigod gratinée and lager-battered frickles, to mains of signature cuts and fish of the day cooked over the grill. To wash everything down, pints are poured metres away from the tanks inside the Guinness Open Gate Brewery London.
WHAT TO SHOP:
Alohas SS26 Collection
Fun shoe season is finally here, and thankfully, one of the coolest names in footwear has carefully curated an SS26 collection filled to the brim with dreamy delights to help you put your best foot forward this sunny season. From pastel blue and butter yellow to updated ballet flat styles and slip-on slides, Alohas new collection is seriously lust-worthy.
WHERE TO LASH AND BROW:
Backstage Chelsea
When it comes to maximising your summer beauty game with minimal effort, a lash lamination and eyelash lift go a long way. Taking the guesswork out of your morning routine, the double trouble beauty treatment is loved by the likes of Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber and every it-girl known to man. At Backstage, "our expert brow shaping, tinting and laminations create natural arches that enhance the face, while lash lifts and tints provide a wide-awake, fluttery finish. These treatments are perfect for busy lifestyles and have quickly become go-to services for clients wanting low-maintenance beauty with maximum impact."
WHAT TO SHOP- JEWELLERY:
Markgong x Missoma
Designer Markgong and jewellery giant Missoma have teamed up for a dreamy new collab collection, and it's perfect for spring and beyond. The new limited-edition collaboration was showcased at Shanghai Fashion Week and features a selection of drape and bow motifs rendered in fluid gold, with precision in every fold. Sculptural yet soft, the pieces move like silk across the body and are designed to be worn every day, with any ensemble.
WHERE TO DINE:
Xi Home Dumplings Bay, Spring Menu
One of London's most acclaimed Chinese dumpling houses is packing a flavour-filled punch this spring, with an updated menu guaranteed to make your mouth water. To celebrate both the spring and Easter season, Xi Home has shaped its handmade bao into a playful bunny. Inside, the filling stays true to the flavours of Chinese spring. Fresh bamboo shoots are finely chopped and folded with pork, bringing a crisp texture and sweetness that marks the arrival of the season.
WHAT TO SHOP - BEAUTY:
SOS Revitalising Sheet Mask
Getting skin ready for spring has never been easier, thanks to Decree's SOS Revitalising Sheet Mask. Part of the brand's vegan and sustainable range, the one sheet wonder is designed to leave your skin feeling instantly calmed, nourished and hydrated. Dermatologically tested and packed with a rose-infused bio-cellulose treatment, use weekly to ensure you get the best results.
WHERE TO SHOP CHIC LUGGAGE:
Antler Store Opening
British heritage luggage brand Antler lands on Regent Street with a flagship that reframes travel as tactile luxury and luggage shopping never looked so chic. Spanning two floors, the space fuses legacy with a contemporary lens, translating landscape-inspired narratives into sculptural retail moments. Designed as an immersive environment, installations evolve around the brand’s latest collections, while curated furniture by Faye Toogood adds an art-led sensibility. The result is less 'store', more gallery experience. Where British design, materiality and movement converge in a refined expression of modern travel culture.
100 Regent Street, London, W1B 5SR
WHERE TO SHOP:
Hatch
Looking for maternity or postpartum wear (or simply ready to indulge in Hatch’s in store ‘cravings bar’ - I know, so cool right)? US maternity brand Hatch has landed in the UK. With a new store on Kings Road in London, mums and mums-to-be can now shop the brand we’ve long admired from across the pond - from their signature ‘Belly Oil’ and ‘Nipple Balm’ ideal for those expecting and not, to chic postpartum wear that bring a new mum a heap of confidence, there’s no reason to compromise on style during this era with Hatch in town.
WHERE TO DINE:
Idalia
Kensington's social scene has a dazzling new address. Idalia, the all-day dining concept set within the breathtaking Grade II*-listed Pillar Hall at Olympia, is already rewriting the rules of West London chic.Once home to grand exhibitions, glittering balls and even circus spectacles, the iconic hall has been reborn 140 years on as a magnetic hub where food, music and culture collide. Think considered design, an electric atmosphere and a sense that every detail has been impeccably curated. Idalia doesn’t just serve dinner, it is setting the tone. And frankly, any London hotspot plating up lobster linguine is already fluent in my love language.
© MorenaWHERE TO CAFFEINATE:
Morena
Craving a sweet treat and matcha? Head on over to Morena for the ultimate city pit-stop. Indulge in some melt-in-your-mouth cookies (New York style, naturally) or arm yourself with an ice-cold beverage, with options spanning rich espressos and divinely silky flat whites to chai, turmeric and matcha lattes. Founded by two Colombian sisters, Morena takes inspiration from the duo's Latin American heritage, and makes for the perfect central London hideout.
WHERE TO BRUNCH:
Riding House Café, Fitzrovia
Located just a short walk from Oxford Circus, Riding House Café is a central London hideout for those craving a hearty brunch. Indulge in some cloud-soft cinnamon French toast slices, generously topped with torched peach and basil, syrup-soaked deep-dish pancakes, or a classic full English. Lighter options - like vibrant, vitamin-packed juices and acai bowls - offer a refreshing counterpoint to the richness. Settle in, order generously, and let the morning unfold slowly; it’s the kind of place made for lingering Sundays spent people-watching as the city hums outside.
© Riding House Cafe
