The Style Agenda, May 31 The most stylish of seaside's pops up in Shoreditch, while craft beer battles and ping pong parties ensure this week will be full of fashionable, fun frolics. See Anja Niemi's starlets Chelsea's Little Black Gallery plays host to Norwegian photographer Anja Niemi for a second time from June 4 - 29. Describing herself as a 'one man band', Niemi's pictures (see above) are like film stills with herself cast as all the characters. The exhibition 'Starlets' sees her represent a series of tragic-comic personas from tormented suburban housewives to roller disco divas, and leaves viewers to take their narratives in whatever direction they please. Seaside meets shopping in Shoreditch Home of the pop-up shop and quirky boutique, Shoreditch have outdone themselves on the wacky vending scene. Beach in the East is an achingly cool summer shop set up in a disused swimming pool near Old Street. With items all hand picked by style consultant Yasmin Sewell - think House of Holland clothing and Prism eyewear - the Californian skater vibe is a welcome addition to London's washed out spring. Lower Ground G, 123 Clifton Street, EC2A 4LD Get sticky Sticker Fashionista: A Year in Fashion, by the Australian illustrator Kelly Smith, is like no other sticker book. Follow a year in fashion with a whole host of fabulous outfits. Laurence King, £9.95 Catch the rising fashion stars Graduate Fashion Week is the chance to see the work of over 1,000 graduates from some of the most influential UK and international universities. The hotbed of creative design talent will spring up at Earl's Court 2 Exhibition Centre from June 2 - 5 with catwalk shows and exhibition spaces to view. Tickets from £10.50, www.gfw.org.uk Hear the Sound of Change The Sound Of Change Live is the first event to be put on by Chime For Change, a foundation founded by Gucci's creative director Frida Giannini, actress Salma Hayek-Pinault and singer Beyoncé Knowles-Carter. Popstars Madonna, Jennifer Lopez and Florence and the Machine will join Bey on the bill for what promises to be a one-of-a-kind show that proves girls really do run the world. If you can't get to Twickenham Stadium this Saturday, June 1, the concert will be beamed around the world via chimeforchange.org . Seating tickets left, £75 Lily and Lionel meet Thomas Campbell The accessories brand Lily and Lionel has teamed up with the artist Thomas Campbell to create a collection of painterly silk scarves inspired by the English National Ballet. £379, from Harrods (harrods.com) Play pop-up ping-pong A disused pub in Kensington is the unlikely venue for a hugely popular pop-up ping-pong party. The third of its kind, and back due to popular demand, Saturday's ticket holders are free to enjoy as much game fun as they can handle, with a highly-anticipated beer-pong battle promising to be the main event. A screening of cult ping-pong movie 'Balls of Fury' will be shown, alongside servings of mini burgers from pop-up burger joint #brgr. Tickets £5; June 1; 54 Russell Gardens W14 8EZ Chanel nails it in Selfridges Calling all manicure fans: Chanel has just opened a pop-up nail bar in Selfridges, London. £25 gets you a nail shape and colour, and then you can redeem the price against a colour of your choice. Until 12 June Craft Beer Battle Beer connoisseurs can put their taste buds to the test at the Craft Beer Battle on Saturday June 1. Home-grown brewers from all over Britain will go head-to-head as punters score their drinks in a blind taste trial. With a selection of street food, and over 30 different types of craft beer available to try and buy, this is a mini drink festival not to be missed. Tickets start at £10 for the tasting, otherwise free entry Hot Tub Cinema Film fans looking for a truly novel and summery way to enjoy watching a movie should check out Hot Tub Cinema's 'Summer of tub' events. Sat atop the rooftops of Shoreditch, movie-lovers are welcomed to celebrate the (hopefully) warmer weather by relaxing in a hot-tub, with tub-side waiter service and BBQ food. Kicking off on June 6 with a 'best of British' themed range of films, the alfresco screenings take place four days a week from Thursday to Sunday. Tickets £30 a head, or £240 for a private tub, which accommodates up to 8 people Very vintage St Ann's Square in Manchester will play host to what it calls a 'cornucopia of vintage wares and contemporary fashion' from May 30 - June 2. One-off designed pieces fight for space alongside Twenties cloche hats, and there's great food to be enjoyed, too. Ricky shows its soft side The iconic Ricky bag by Ralph Lauren is now available in a lightweight, slouchier version called, appropriately enough, Soft Ricky. It comes in various shades - we're rather taken with the tangerine. £1,750; ralphlauren.co.uk Date for the diary When it was first shown on Broadway in 1928 Eugene O'Neill's Strange Interlude caused an outrage. In a new production at the National Theatre, Anne-Marie Duff (pictured in rehearsal with Charles Edwards) plays Nina, whose life goes into freefall after the death of her fiancé. nationaltheatre.org.uk Watch Camden rock For lovers of British rock'n'roll, Saturday the June 1 sees the return of Camden Rocks Festival . With over a 100 bands performing across 13 different venues all over Camden, ticket-holders can decide for themselves who they see, and who they don't. Expect performances from recent winners of the Classic Rock 'Best New British Band' poll Voodoo Vegas, grunge/punk trio Bleech, and many more. Tickets £22 Something new for the home We adore Neom's heavenly scented candles, so had high hopes for its reed diffusers. Thankfully, they don't disappoint. Enchantment is a relaxing blend of bluebell, guaiac wood and rose. £37; neomorganics.com Judy's Vintage Fair June 1st marks the return of the biggest vintage shopping fair in London. Housed in Spitalfields market , traders from all over the UK will be turning up on the first Saturday of every month to sell a huge selection of vintage items ranging from fashion to home ware. Enjoy shopping in London, without the typical London price-tag. An unusual seating arrangement The Fedro chair by Dedon was inspired by its creator Lorenza Bozzoli's son, who used to sit on an old chair without legs while playing video games. Supremely comfortable, it would work well indoors or in a garden. £410, from leisureplan.co.uk Fleas in Soho Made in Chelsea's Oliver Proudlock and Caggie Dunlop will be manning some of the 60-plus stores hitting Soho's Dean Street, W1 this Sunday June 2. From midday, a stage will also provide a soundtrack and laughs to the afternoon, with comedian Peter Halpin. Soho Flea Market Your holiday wardrobe essentials This Tuesday Banana Republic launches a collaborative collection with the American brand Milly. It has holiday-wear written all over it. Dress, £110, sandals, £65, bag, £59.50, and belt, £35; bananarepublic.eu