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Every Thursday, Stylist's editors present nine carefully curated items from some of the UK's most innovative and exciting independent brands – discover this week's curation below.
SCREAM PRETTY / £30
Anklets are back. And with a 25% saving only on The Drop, there's no excuse not to dabble in the 2021 trend that has fashion insiders' tick of approval
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NICOLA ROWLANDS / £20
Upgrade your at-home relaxation with a lavender-filled weighted eye bag, available in three exuberant designs
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PAISIE / £81
When it's not warm enough for a strappy dress, floaty off-the-shoulder styles are your summer wardrobe saviour – especially with an exclusive 15% off
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SUN AND DAY / £25.50
Used as a place setting or to protect surfaces from hot dishes, this set of two scalloped wicker mats makes a great housewarming gift
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MILA & EVE / £40
With an easy fold-over fastening (pesky zips, be gone) and free monogramming, your crossbody bag collection just got an upgrade
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ANOUSKA GEORGIA LONDON / £15
We bet there's a magpie in your life who'd love to add this adjustable gold or silver initial baguette ring to their finger stack
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SLEEP GODDESS / £13.99
Turn your shower into a sleep-inducing experience thanks to this clever powder with notes of lavender and geranium
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MEEKA / £45
Replace fluffy slippers and cosy socks with these tasselled slides for a chic house shoe option that can be also be worn to take the bins out
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DAR LEONE / £22.50
Whether it's for decoration, organisation or entertaining, these gold-rimmed striped trays will add joy to any interiors colour scheme
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