As the designer behind the hats of Madonna, Lady Gaga, Grace Jones
and the Royals, it’s only natural that Philip Treacy has some juicy
stories to tell.

So luckily for us, the master milliner let The Review magazine into
his London atelier for a behind-the-scenes video and
interview.

Opening up about working with the late Alexander McQueen, why hats
are better than plastic surgery and what you should be wearing to
Ascot, this exclusive interview offers a unique insight into the
world of the industry’s most famous hat designer.

Plus, discover how to make an entrance this summer with fashion
tips from Paul Smith, Tinie Tempah, Dree Hemingway and more, only
in the Occasions Issue of The Review.

With Spring in the air, there’s never been a better time to shop
for new season essentials.
And with 10% off* most purchases for Harrods Rewards members from
Friday 27th to Sunday 29th April, you’re certain to find something
stylish.

On Thursday 31st May 2012, Harrods’ Bespoke Events will be holding
a Diamond Jubilee Party in the Food Halls. The first of a series of
Supper Clubs, guests will enjoy exclusive after-hours access to the
Food Halls for a quintessentially British ‘Dine Around’.

A menu of traditional favourites will be served, including fish
pie, toad in the hole, potted shrimps and mini fish and chips.
These delicious dishes will be paired with British cocktails such
as rhubarb and raspberry martinis and elderflower punch and enjoyed
with some of the quirkiest British entertainment.

Renowned London-based jewellery designer Theo Fennell has designed
a sparkling Horseshoe Necklace to mark the first event of the
Diamond Jubilee celebrations in June, the Investec Derby
Festival.

Designed to acknowledge the Queen’s passion for horses and
horseracing, the Horseshoe Necklace is imbued with a total of 60
diamonds, one to honour each year Her Majesty has reined. An
additional horseshoe, found at the reverse of the necklace, has
been crafted from a piece of wood taken from the iconic winner’s
enclosure at Epsom Downs Racecourse, allowing the wearer to ‘touch
wood’ if luck is required.

Make the Queen’s corgis jealous and treat your dog to a spot of
Jubilee royalty from The Pet Spa at Harrods.

The John Paul Pet Royal Awapoochi Deep Shine shampoo
treatment will bring out the shimmer in your dog’s coat with the
deep conditioning properties of Awapuhi ginger and almond
oil. Followed by a customised fluff dry and a diamond sparkle
treatment, your prized pet will be ready to celebrate the Diamond
Jubilee in style.

This month we’re bringing you three new brands at the forefront of
the anti-ageing skincare revolution.

111 SKIN
Developed by renowned plastic surgeon Dr Yannis Alexandrides in
collaboration with space scientists (and actually tested in space),
these creams are being described as “next generation
skincare.”

The Summer months bring a wealth of dates for the diary, and with
them a host of wardrobe dilemmas. But fear not, April’s edition of
The Review magazine offers plenty of sartorial advice for every
occasion.

From the first date to the Summer wedding, our just-arrived issue
will show you how to make an entrance. Trendsetters Paul Smith,
Tinie Tempah, Dree Hemingway and Vogue’s Tilly Macalister-Smith
offer their expert advice, while we speak to master milliner Philip
Treacy on all things hats.

Plus read our tips on how to get the perfect outfit for this
year’s Ascot races now the Royal Enclosure’s dress code has
tightened.

In celebration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, we are inviting you
to design your own Harrods window.

From Thursday 5th April, style-savvy customers can create a mood
board on the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Street Party theme, using
online image pinboard website Pinterest. Store Image Director, Mark
Briggs, will then select a shortlist of three mood boards that will
be posted on Harrods’ Facebook page, allowing fans to vote for
their favourite entry.

The winning board will come to life as it is transformed into a
Harrods window by the store’s award-winning Visual Merchandising
team, to be unveiled next month.

We have a sneaky suspicion that Beyoncé has been reading the
latest issue of The Review magazine.

Because last week, the pop sensation stepped out in this
kaleidoscopic patchwork skirt from Etro,
as featured in this month’s Top 5. It’s a style-savvy choice from
Ms Knowles, as SS12 is all about the statement shade, whether
shocking pink, outrageous orange or deep sky blue.

So make like the Single Ladies singer and inject your
wardrobe with a shot of colour – with a little help from this
cherry-picked selection. From the McQueen of the season to
Tateossian’s dangerous wrist candy, this Editor’s choice is your
colour-coded guide to Spring style.