The Fashion Forecast

To a tee

It’s a proud day for Proudlock — the Made in Chelsea star’s T-shirt brand, Serge DeNimes, has found a home in Wolf & Badger’s exhibition space. From today, the Dover Street boutique will stock a selection of 20 limited edition tees until the 23rd, including hand-drawn prints penned by the man himself. (From £48, The Gallery, 32 Dover Street, W1).

Time to get personal

Personalised gifts are always a winner at Christmas but the three-week waiting time is not city-schedule friendly. Luckily, Tatty Devine has taken its online name necklace service into stores — and reduced the process from 10 days to 10 minutes. Available now at the Christmas concession in Selfridges or the Covent Garden store, the jewellers have installed a mini-workshop complete with lasercutter so you can watch your bespoke necklace being made on the spot. (From £27.50, tattydevine.com).

Use the force

The future is here — and it’s cushioned underfoot. Today, Nike unveils the latest evolution of its game-changing Air Force 1 trainer. Redesigned from the inside out, the super-lightweight Lunar Force 1 has three different layers of fabric on its uppers for stability, breathability and durability. For trainer nuts this Christmas, there can be no other option. (£130, nike.com).

Light up

Think it’s dark out? Well, this is nothing compared to what the Swedes have to put up with. Home to some of the coldest, darkest winters around, Swedish brand Cheap Monday has come up with an ingenious way to bring a bit of light to the Scandinavian darkness. Available exclusively in the UK on Carnaby Street from today, the limited edition Glow in the Dark collection features just six items, including jeans, T-shirts, bags and shoes — perfect for showing off your dance moves come New Year’s Eve. (From £28, cheapmondayglowinthedark.com).

Make the world better with a sweater

Festive knits are not just for December 25, because today is Christmas jumper day! Save the Children is asking us to get into the spirit by wearing one to work, while donating £1 to help put a smile on the face of children around the world. Or, if you’re feeling brave, visit its website for a free DIY jumper-making kit, which will ensure you put a smile on your colleagues’ faces as well. #xmasjumperday (savethechildren.org.uk/jumpers).