Shoes, shoes, how we do adore them. And for all those other admirers of the essential accessory, dash over to Dover Street Market, Mayfair, and start salivating at the exclusive collection being showcased by Italian fashion house Salvatore Ferragamo.

The styles have been taken from an archive spanning 80 years and featuring iconic shoes originally made for the likes of Ava Gardner, Evita Peron, Audrey Hepburn, and the 4-inch pump that Marilyn Monroe wore in Some Like It Hot. Each style is created by hand and all bear the original Ferragamo label, complete with an authenticity certificate detailing the history of the design. What a wonderful world...

Ooh, Choo: This summer, you won't want to be seen in just any old shades. Especially when Jimmy Choo has launched a brand new range of sunglasses. Choose from Choo's own Aviator style Charleys, or glamorous Rock shades with a large Swarovski stone on each arm (both pictured). And, of course, each pair comes in their own specially designed case for you to casually let fall out of your handbag.
Jimmy Choo sunglasses, from £175, exclusively at Harvey Nichols, London

Design it: Last week, we told you about the Uniqlo design competition, and now we hear of another opportunity for budding designers out there. People Tree, the pioneers of Fair Trade fashion, are looking for an innovative design they can use in their next collection. The theme is 'Fair Trade and Ecology'. Visit the website to download the entry form, at http://www.peopletree.co.uk/...ition.php

Closing date for entries is 20 August 2008. Awards will be announced at London Fashion Week. First prize is £500 of People Tree vouchers; 2nd prize is £300 of vouchers and 3rd prize is £200 of vouchers All winners may see their designs on one or more of People Tree's products.

Pictured is last year's winning design by Rachel Wickenden