Hot List: Here’s what’s new in your favourite stores and online this week

From cool interiors to beauty-desk approved make-up buys and everything in between. Discover our ultimate weekend wish list...

Anna Rosa Vitiello wearing cycle pants, olive double breasted jacket, Fendi bag, Bettina Looney wearing rusty brown coat, boots, Xenia Adonts wearing red Fendi bag, creme white dress, Chrissy Rutherford wearing blue jacket and pants seen outside the Fendi show during Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2020 on September 19, 2019 in Milan, Italy.
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Marie Claire's edit of the best things to buy, browse, eat and book

Allow us to introduce: Hot List. Whether it's some much-needed pampering, a quick interiors update, a cool event to book tickets for or a wardrobe refresh, here's Marie Claire's edit of the best ways to indulge.

Here at Marie Claire HQ we're constantly seeking out secret sales, new brands, fun events, exclusive beauty treatments and cool coffee table books. We also love updating our home with a cool new piece of pottery, art or a delicious new candle.

We've rounded up all the coolest things to do, see, eat and buy this week. There are new store openings, new fashion brands, A-list collaborations, grooming updates and generally gorgeous and useful things to know so that your downtime is as stylish as you are.

This is your ultimate shopping list, so check in with us every week so you can hit the shops fully informed on what's new and cool each week. Click through to see our favourite picks...

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‘Lost in Shanghai’ Brunch at Hakkasan Hanway Place with Rock Angel

A montage image depicting the  ‘Lost in Shanghai’ Brunch at Hakkasan Hanway Place with Rock Angel

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There aren’t many other ways to describe the feeling of walking through Hakkasan’s heavy doors other than pure excitement. It was the same the first time I visited around 13 years ago and twice since. The atmosphere is fun and as for the food: this is a masterclass in culinary excellence. It really is quite special.

Granted, it can easily be an expensive (but obviously delicious) meal so understandably some save it for a very special occasion. But, the brilliant thing is they have several activations throughout the year, including concept menus and brunches at set prices.

For Spring, the ‘Lost in Shanghai’ brunch series in partnership with Rock Angel rosé, is a celebration of elegance and energy. The menu is set at £128 per person and includes a signature martini cocktail on arrival (there’s something for everyone’s palate: Lychee (tangy), Cold Brew (revitalising) or Pornstar (sweet). After that, there’s a special bottle of Rock Angel, Château d’Esclans (per person may we add)) to be enjoyed with three delicious courses. For those that can’t resist the signature Peking duck, for an additional fee, you can upgrade your brunch too (£130).

There are two more brunch sessions (Saturday 27th April and Saturday 25th May)—you really don’t want to miss out.

To note: For April—Autism Awareness Month—Hakkasan and Yauatcha (both from the Tao Group Hospitality) have introduced a limited-edition cocktail and dessert with 10% of profits of each item sold going to Child Autism UK.

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Sunil Makan
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Sunil Makan is the Editor of British Marie Claire. With over 15 years of publishing experience, working on print publications and their digital counterparts, national newspapers and digital pure plays he is an Editor, Strategist, Content Producer, Creative Director and Brand Consultant.

Sunil’s specialisms include Fashion, Beauty and Grooming, Lifestyle and Culture. Prior to Marie Claire, Sunil worked at ELLE, InStyle and Shortlist Media and freelanced at various other titles.

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