The Style Agenda, July 26 This week: party at Browns's new shiny store, concoct your own shampoo or watch highly competitive roller skating in the north. Look ahead to autumn You can always rely on Paul Smith for timeless wardrobe staples. And the new autumn collection (above) doesn't disappoint, with luxurious tailoring and beautiful colours. Trousers, £440, blouse, £520, boots, £390, and belt, £99; paulsmith.co.uk Head to Browns' town South Moulton Street's luxe boutique Browns has had a refurb; and with it comes the return of Browns Focus (the street-savvy, younger branch of the store). Illustrator Ted Pearce is luckily on hand to kick-off the celebrations with a DJ set on Friday July 26 and Saturday 27. A bonus set of 'Ted's draws' T-shirts, featuring illustrations by Missy Elliot and Grace Jones, will also be available to buy. The luxe kid's pop up King of the pop-up shop, Selfridges has got a date with another designer. From August 1, the shopping behemoth will host a space for Armani Junior with bonus activities for diminutive shoppers. Think magic mirrors, T-shirt painting and scribbles at the drawing station. Those spending their pocket money will receive free gifts such as fluro Armani Junior laces, key rings and backpacks. Your lash lift Max Factor's latest mascara, Lashfinity, tints lashes for up to three days. Trust us: for natural-looking definition without the fuss, it's just the thing. £18.99, from boots.com Step inside a royal wardrobe 60 years on from HM The Queen's Coronation, a new exhibition at Buckingham Palace brings together an extended array of the dresses, uniforms and robes worn on Coronation Day in 1953. With garments such as the 'Robe of Estate', which took members of the Royal School of Needlework some 3,500 hours to make, The Queen's Coronation 1953 shows painstaking craftsmanship that will excite royal watchers and fashion enthusiasts alike. July 27 - September 29. Roller skating just got serious If you thought roller derby was just something cool that Drew Barrymore does in films (remember 2009's Whip It?), think again. Saturday June 27 will see the Rainy City Roller Girls' Tender Hooligans take on Newcastle's Whippin' Hinnies at the aptly titled Thunderdome in Oldham. If you're in the north of England, it's set to be a nail biting match. £8, OL8 Look chic on the beach This beach bag by Suki Cheema, based on a Navajo print, is one of the nicest we've seen. £140; sukicheema.com SHOP: Beach bags Take in Tom Ford's first UK store Tom Ford has made neighbours with Salvatore Ferragamo, Alberta Ferretti and Dolce & Gabbana on London's Sloane Street. The 8,000 square foot retail venture comprises a high gloss cosmetics salon - boasting new celebratory fragrance, Private Blend London - a VIP salon and numerous men and women's rooms. A true shiny shopping spectacle. 201-202 Sloane Street, SW1X 9QX. Bella meets Barbour Bella Freud, the queen of the quirky motif jumper, has designed a typically cute collection for Barbour, all inspired by the countryside. We're really taken with this hare hoodie. £129; barbour.com Make your own shampoo Selfridges are serving up bespoke hair care cocktails this weekend at Concoction's pop-up Mixology Bar. Choose your fragrance, add active SuperSerum shots and watch handsome mixologists concoct your own 'ShampYou'. July 25 - August 7 Fancy a mini break? Formerly the home of the French artist Bernard Buffet, Domaine de la Baume is a jaw-droppingly beautiful new hotel in Provence. With rivers, waterfalls and an orangery, its 99 acres of grounds are pretty fabulous too. domaine-delabaume.com A date with Shakespeare Head to Stratford upon Avon for Nancy Meckler's new production of All's Well that Ends Well, Shakespeare's strange tale of unrequited love eventually, if uneasily, quited. Until 26 September; rsc.org.uk To the beach Bucket and spade at the ready - London's much storied city beach is back for another year on the Roundhouse rooftop, Camden. Tiki bars, tuck shops, traditional pier-side activities and rentable beach huts are all on offer. Must-see movie Paul Feig, the director of Bridesmaids, is back with a classic buddy cop film with a difference. 'The Heat' stars Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy as mismatched partners hunting down a brutal drug lord. Out on Wednesday Open East festival To celebrate the re-opening of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Barbican and art producers CREATE London are presenting a weekend-long festival inspired by the creativity of east London and its communities. Pop-up theatres along the river will try and steal Londoners away from the art car boot fair; and expect to see others bopping to the live music and dance shows at Open East. 27-28 July; Tickets £9.50; Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford Habitat makes a stylish comeback Thanks to its creative director Polly Dickens, Habitat is rediscovering its lost oomph, with lots of great new pieces online and in store - including these splodgy Blot plates. £8 each; habitat.co.uk