The Style Agenda, June 14 Spitalfields introduces its exclusive new Style Market, and we look to Folk clothing for our London Collections: Men spring uniform. Look to Folk With its tailored pieces in sunshine-worthy hues, Folk is a great choice for summer office dressing. The zingy trousers above are our top choice. Shirt, £180, trousers, £235, and shoes, £250; folkclothing.com London celebrates menswear London Collections: Men kicks off on Sunday. The Hospital Club remains the central hub, but expect the Old Sorting Office and Bloomsbury Square to be teeming with fashionable young gents. If you can't get tickets it's worth popping along to the hot spots for some good old street style voyeurism. We're placing our bets on this year's 'mankle'; the flash of ankle men were modelling last LC: M, already. READ: What to watch at London Collections: Men The Saturday Style Market East London fashionistas can rejoice once again, as another trend den has popped up in their midst. Spitalfields' Saturday Style Market launches on Saturday June 15, and is exclusively fashion focused. Expect original clothing, accessories and ethical goods from designers including, Edwyn UK, Amaya London and Reclaim Bags. 11am to 5pm Silk's in for spring Silk designer, Marina has set up shop at 53 Monmouth St, Seven Dials , until June 24. The latest collection boasts 'the perfect tee', as well as spring-appropriate silk dresses like this zingy yellow number, named 'Hanneli', £340. What's not to love? Somerset House gets sparkly 'Treasure'; London's visionary jewellery show does what it says on its sparkly tin. More than 100 of today's brightest young jewellery stars will show their innovative and cutting edge designs, with all pieces available to buy on the spot from the makers themselves. Prices from £30 - £5,000. 14-16 June; Somerset House; £10 . The Trunk show Quirky outfitters Nom de Mode are hosting one of their signature 'trunk' shows on June 27. Attendees will be greeted with bubbly and bespoke goodies, before having the chance to try on the latest cape collection and listen to the inspiration behind the label that boasts so much stylistic panache. RSVP now to press@nomdemode.com to secure your place at the exclusive event. Gladwell & Patterson Gallery, SW3 1NG; 5pm The new cinema experience Back Yard Cinema sets up camp in the London Fields Brewery this weekend. With Hackney's railway arches and the working brewery as your backdrop, enjoy new animations like 'Wreck-it Ralph' or classics such as 'The Goonies' on the venue's makeshift seating (ie. sun loungers and bean bags). Craft beers will be sold alongside homemade ice cream for a cinema experience worlds away from your local movieplex. Standard ticket £10 Condé Nast opens its archives Northern fashion lovers, take note! 'Coming Into Fashion: A Century Of Photography At Condé Nast' is Edinburgh City Art Centre's latest exhibition. As curator Nathalie Herschdorfer had unprecedented access to the Condé Nast archives in New York, Paris, London and Milan, it promises to be a one-of-a-kind look at the work of over eighty photographers and many innovative magazine shoots. June 15 - September 8; £5 Beach season is nigh Farfetch.com and Yasmin Sewell asked independent designers to create beach-worthy pieces. The result? Gems such as these Sophia Webster sandals. £250; farfetch.com Get dolled up with Alber Elbaz To celebrate the launch of Lancôme's beauty collaboration with Alber Elbaz, Lancôme will be hosting dedicated make-up lessons at Selfridges from June 15. Be the first to pick up one of Alber's first make-up pieces, all peppered with the designer's dramatic stars, dots and hearts, while learning how to use the cosmetics to their full glamorous potential. Yoko Ono takes over the Southbank Yoko Ono is the latest host of the Southbank's Meltdown festival; and boy has she created a cracking programme of events. Performances come from musical acquaintances Peaches, Deerhoof, Iggy and the Stooges; while John Lennon will be on site in his educational tour bus. Ticket prices vary according to the event The insider: Bottica The online jewellery site bottica.com is full of beautiful treasures from around the world, such as these earrings by the Israeli designer Moran Porat. £93 Print perfect This beautiful print by the photographer Chloe Sells is constructed from film negatives. See this, plus other pieces of her unique work, at Michael Hoppen Contemporary, London SW3, from Friday michaelhoppengallery.com Walk for life Fancy dress and charity runs have become synonymous, but on Sunday's Walk for Life event you can actually win prizes for your costumes. All proceeds of the 10km walk go to HIV/Aids fundraising group Terrence Higgins Trust; and this year's event promises to be a particularly roaring good time as the costume theme is 'really wild'. Registration has closed online but will be taken on the day for £6. Walk start 9.30am; Bloomsbury Square Gardens The Book Club All the Birds, Singing is a compelling novel by Evie Wyld - this year voted one of Britain's 20 best young novelists by Granta magazine - about an Australian woman who goes to work on a lonely British sheep farm. Jonathan Cape, £16.99 Get the festi-feel Breast cancer charity CoppaFeel is back this year with their annual Festifeel event - throwing a one-day party of live music to raise awareness for young people to check their breasts for signs of cancer. The line-up includes Gabrielle Aplin, VV Brown and more, and is curated by radio DJ Fearne Cotton. 15 June, Islington Metal Works, London. Tickets £27.50 Escape to The Lakes The cottages at The Lakes by Yoo in the Cotswolds, designed by Philippe Starck, Kelly Hoppen and Jade Jagger, make the perfect spot for a summer getaway. From £1,325 for two nights; thelakesbyyoo.com All about the Bird After 15 years heading up the kitchen at The Ivy, Alan Bird has opened his first restaurant, Bird of Smithfield, set in a Georgian town house in London. Its modern British cuisine is unsurprisingly delicious. birdofsmithfield.com Hair saviour Alterna's Bamboo Smooth Kendi Dry Oil Micromist is the answer to humidity-induced hair nightmares. Spray on the ultra-fine mist, et voilà, wonderfully frizz-free hair. £21.95; 01925 578000