The Style Agenda: January 10 Catch a last glimpse of Christian Dior's fashion archive, feed your brain at Selfridges's Festival of Imagination or treat your body to a January juice detox The cashmere, silk and jersey pieces by Pure Collection are exactly what we want to wear right now. The clean, sporty lines are flatteringly neat. Bomber jacket, £149, trousers, £129, blouse, £99, and cashmere sweater, £149; purecollection.com Last chance to catch Dior in focus Manchester's Christian Dior: Designer In Focus exhibition waves farewell on January 12. Take a final look at highlights from Dior's first celebrated Corolle collection and a 1949 dress commissioned by the Duchess of Windsor, Wallis Simpson. All at a très magnifique price too: free! Manchester Gallery of Costume, Rusholme, M14; manchestergalleries.org Robust cups Although cut crystal, these tumblers from Merchant Archive are robust enough for everyday use. £89 each; merchantarchive.com Raw to door If, like us, you're still feeling a little sluggish after the holiday festivities, a juice detox could be for you. Wait! Here us out. London based company Raw to Door are the brains behind quirky named juices Ginger Ninja, Lime in the Coconut and Pep Me Up. And they are delicious too. We tried the Skin Deep entry level plan with sweeter juices and can't get enough of the Lemon Flush. Your body will thank you for it too. Three days, £195; rawtodoor.com Magpie alert This triple floral necklace by Anthropologie is a timeless statement piece. The neutral colours and vintage charm make it one to cherish for years to come. £168; anthropologie.eu Festival of Imagination In celebration of the world's forward thinkers in fashion, art, technology and design, Selfridges is introducing a six-week Festival of Imagination. The innovative retail experience will be rolled-out across all its stores as Selfridges hosts an awe-inspiring programme of uplifting talks about the future of biofashion, kickasana classes with Sweaty Betty and an innovative installation by London-based designer Gareth Pugh. Visit selfridges.com for event times In the biscuit tin Bright, personalised and delicious... We love these cookies by Bee's Bakery. An excellent treat for someone special. From £15 for 10; beesbakery.co.uk Antique browsing with Adam Go rummaging for treasures at London's oldest antique market. Established by global antiques trader, Matthew Adams, in 1972, Adams Antique Fairs offers an eclectic mix of heirlooms, textiles, vintage fashion and fine jewellery from the UK's top 140 traders. January 12; 10 am - 4.30pm, Royal Horticultural Hall, SW1 2QD, £4; adamsantiquesfairs.com Bathroom spruce-up Not only do the ultra-luxurious natural body oils by Lola's Apothecary leave skin velvety soft, they look exceedingly smart on a bathroom shelf. £25; lolasapothecary.com The real Höch Famed for splicing together images taken from fashion magazines and illustrated journals, artist Hannah Höch created humorous social commentary as part of the 1920s Dada movement. You can see the largest retrospective of Höch's interpretation of relationships, beauty and the making of art at London's Whitechapel Gallery this year. January 15 - March 23; tickets £9.95/£7.75 with concessions; E1 7QX; whitechapelgallery.org Golden lips Keep hold of your new-year sparkle with this fabulous gold glittered coin purse by Lulu Guinness. £75; from johnlewis.com The sugarplum jewel Fine jeweller Annoushka Ducas MBE has collaborated with charity Sugarplum Children to create a celestial pendant in aid of the 29,000 UK children living with type 1 diabetes. Featuring bronze diamonds set within 18ct rose gold casing, £200 of each purchase of the exquisite design will go directly Diabetes Research UK. £995; from anoushka-jewellery.com M&S recruits an exotic girl British illustrator Holly Sharpe holds the pen behind Marks and Spencer's new beauty line. Giving lipsticks, powders, cosmetic bags and fragrance bottles a whimsical twist, the 19-piece capsule collection each displays Holly's Exotic Girl drawing. The perfect gift for upcoming birthdays. From £5; from marksandspencer.com War time maidens Southwark Playhouse in London is staging three rarely performed plays about the lives of the women the soldiers left behind during the Great War. Luck of War by Gwen John focuses on a war widow, Handmaidens of Death by Herbert Tremaine on munitions workers, and The Old Lady Shows Her Medals on the rivalry between four charladies. From 22 January; southwarkplayhouse.co.uk The big day The London ExCel Wedding Show brings together over 120 different wedding suppliers under one (really large) roof. Budding brides, think discounted dresses and unique honeymoon ideas! January 11 - 12; 10am - 5pm; excel-london.co.uk Denim watch Want some super-flattering jeans? Try Mih Jeans' new Bodycon. It's form-fitting with cleverly placed seams for a slim silhouette. From £185; mih-jeans.com