Founders and owners of this London boutique, Matthew Murphy and Kirk Beattie, are known for pulling together the freshest and most interesting designers. Opening shop in the summer of 2012, they use their space as a platform for young designers and artists from across the world. With a subtle industrial look – exposed brick, yellow tiles, and reams of fabric that cover parts of the walls – their shop is a must visit when in Soho. Here you’ll find everything from clothing to accessories and homeware to books. Their very loyal customer fan base goes to show just how good these guys are.

What does an under-the-radar legacy brand look like? Samuel Drira took that question to task in 2014 when he stepped in as creative director of Nehera, a Czechoslovakian label founded 80-some years ago by Jan Nehera. At its height, Nehera was sold globally by more than 130 retailers, the booming business ultimately halted by the developments of WWII. In its 21st century rejiggering, Drira delivers modern luxury with fluid shapes in sophisticated fabrics. To learn he’s also served as a creative consultants for clients including The Row, Christophe Lemaire, Hermes, and Damir Doma comes as no surprise.