Circa and Oasis have teamed up to create limited-edition prints of handwritten lyrics for five Oasis tracks, plus a screen print of Liam and Noel walking out on stage at Wembley. Best of all, 100% of Oasis’s royalties will go towards helping to put music back into UK state schools. The Lyric prints available are Wonderwall, Don't Look Back In Anger, Stand By Me, Champagne Supernova and Rock 'n' Roll Star. Available until 25th November, the prints are stamp-signed, embossed and individually hand-numbered. 

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November brings the opening of One&Only Moonlight Basin in the mountains of Big Sky, Montana. Featuring bedrooms, suites and cabins, the property is all about the great outdoors, with snow sports in the winter and outdoor activities (such as hiking, fishing, kayaking, golfing, mountain biking) in the summer. For those wanting to make a longer trip of it, the hotel is also close to Yellowstone national park. 

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There was much to like at Paris Fashion Week, and we found plenty of inspiration within the Hall Eiffel at Lycée Carnot, where Lacoste transformed Hector Degeorge’s soaring 1895 glass-and-iron masterpiece into The Locker Room. Its SS26 collection embraces the locker room as “a liminal space suspended between the rush of triumph and the quiet reckoning of defeat”. Within this immersive environment, Lacoste’s creative director Pelagia Kolotouros explores the brand's athletic DNA in a fresh light, focusing on founder René Lacoste’s formative years. The colour palette nods to nostalgia for vintage sportswear, pairing vibrant orange and archival blue with sophisticated tones of taupe and olive green. 

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American hat brand Stetson is marking its 160th anniversary with its first coffee-table book. With archive imagery and essays by cultural historians, Stetson: American Icon chronicles 160 years of craftsmanship, innovation and influence, capturing Stetson’s profound role in shaping the American identity and the cowboy aesthetic. Contributions include a personal essay by musician Lyle Lovett on the power of the perfect hat, New York Times film critic Glenn Kenny on Stetson’s cinematic legacy, Vogue’s Laird Borrelli-Persson on the cowboy hat’s timeless allure, and style writer Jay Fielden visiting Stetson’s Texas factory to witness craftsmanship that “remains largely the same as it was more than a century ago”. The book has launched online and will arrive at the Stetson London store in November.

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Michelin-starred chef Endo Kazutoshi has unveiled Silent Harmony, a collaboration with contemporary Irish whiskey brand Neit. Limited to just 185 bottles, this 34-year-old single malt fuses Japanese discipline and Irish craft to reflect Endo’s philosophy of precision, balance and quiet mastery. The bottle, conceived as a tactile object of beauty, draws inspiration from Japanese pottery and embodies the principle of shibui – quiet elegance and depth revealed through simplicity. 

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