TEN THINGS

From algae facials to Estonian city breaks, bags to a blue superfood, these are the month’s musts – just be careful on that skateboard!

Blue fizz is the new green juice; skateboarding is cool again, and why we’re all going to Hull

READ

GOOD THINGS COME IN TWOS, from design duo Katie Hillier and Luella Bartley, to Vivienne Westwood working with her husband, Andreas Kronthaler. In Fashion Together (Rizzoli, £55), published on 19 October,

journalist Lou Stoppard documents the fashion world’s most enduring collaborations.

EXPLORE

MOVE OVER COPENHAGEN. With an influx of new restaurants, Estonia is

becoming a major player on the Nordic food scene. Head to the medieval city of Tallinn and feast on

smoked fish and native plants such as

sea buckthorn.

WEAR

STELLA McCARTNEY’S AW17 SHOW was all about the details – prepare to fall in love with what we’re dubbing the duvet bag. Terracotta in colour, and almost inflatable in texture, ease into the day with a handbag that could almost double up as

a pillow. Almost.

FLEX

SKATEBOARDING is an Olympic sport now, so there’s been no better time to get on board and learn how to ‘tre flip’, ‘pop

shuvit’ and do an ‘ollie’. The Campus Pool in Bristol offers Saturday classes for beginners, while the recently reopened House of Vans, underneath the arches in London Bridge, runs a weekend skate

school – no experience required.

LISTEN

BRIT-NOMINATED

MILLENNIAL rockers Wolf Alice release their second

studio album, Visions Of A Life, on 29 September, along with On The Road,

a part-drama, part-documentary

film about the band’s life on tour.

INDULGE

ALGAE FACIALS HAVE ARRIVED: Algenist is a Silicon Valley brand that uses microalgae – one of the oldest types of algae in the world – for its

anti-ageing, colour-correcting facials. Find it in Genius Liquid Collagen, £95, which has just

dropped at SpaceNK.

EAT

COOK YOURSELF HAPPY: The Danish Way (Jacqui Small, £25), by model and presenter Caroline Fleming, is published on 21 September. With Denmark often cited as one of the happiest nations in

the world, these recipes are sure to

make you smile.

SEE

AFTER A SELL-OUT RUN at the Almeida, Ink comes to the Duke of York Theatre. Starring Bertie Carvel (Doctor

Foster, Matilda) and Richard Coyle (The Associate), it tells the story of Rupert Murdoch and The Sun newspaper’s inception. Until 6 January 2018.

DRINK

BLUE IS THE NEW GREEN when it comes to superfoods, so get your hands on some Blue Spirulina Kefir

Water (Purearth, £3.50), a sparkling drink that helps digestion and immunity. Maybe because it contains Magik Spirulina, the best-quality spirulina

money can buy.

EXPERIENCE

HULL IS THIS YEAR’S CITY OF CULTURE,

and what better excuse to visit than the 2017 Turner Prize, which opens on 26 September at the city’s Ferens Art Gallery? The art prize

has had its share of controversies, but this is its first year with no age restriction, and

two of the four nominees are over 50.