Photographs of British Sundays and a piñata cake: what to buy this week
Easy like Sunday morning
Want to see what the British do on Sunday? Photographer Matt Writtle decided to investigate and the results are in this delightful art book. Sunday: A Portrait of 21st Century £30, mattwrittle.com
Sci-fi to go
Topshop has been inspired by Netflix’s Stranger Things to create a collection of T-shirts, caps and even lunch boxes. Lunch box £20, topshop.com
Are you being served?
Monsoon has teamed up with ceramics legend Denby to produce a chic dinnerware collection. The set is decorated with the classic Louella print. Monsoon Gather by Denby From £16, denbypottery.com
Get ahead of the festive rush
Julia Restoin Roitfeld is the face of Warehouse’s Christmas collection – on sale from 2 November. She’s picked a 25-piece edit of her favourites. Emulate her Parisian chic with a party frock from this high street favourite. Warehouse Christmas collection From £39, warehouse.co.uk
Oil from troubled lands
Zaytoun is a fairly traded, artisanal Palestinian social enterprise that seeks to show the West Bank isn’t just a place of conflict, offering dates, maftoul and freekeh. The olives, grown on sun drenched hills, makes for truly delicious oil. Zaytoun olive oil £13.87, 500ml, wholefoodsshop.co.uk
Well and truly smashed
Boom Cakes group shot
Really get the party going with a Boom Cake. This is a chocolate piñata cake which you smash to spatter your table with sweets and treats. You can even get one that looks like a unicorn. Chocolate piñata cake £35, boomcakes.co.uk
Second coming
Pioneers of industrial music Throbbing Gristle celebrate the 40th anniversary of their debut album this month. Enjoy it again on a limited-edition vinyl release. The Second Annual Report £20.36, amazon.co.uk