Thomsen

Yes. The lovely Paris label Thomsen, makers of the nicest shirts, is now available at ASOS. Pictures: ASOS

MiluMe

I'm not a fan of visible bra straps (I generally like underwear to be just that - under clothes), and have an actual phobia of those detachable see-through bra straps that purport to be "invisible", but just look like strips of perspex... But these interchangeable bra straps, thought up by Suzanne and Anna from MiluMe, are quite lovely. They make them in Liberty print and gingham and I can imagine not minding at all if one of these slipped into sight on my shoulder. Picture: MiluMe.

Up The Wooden Hills

Up The Wooden Hills is a little label from Gothenburg that - like most things from Sweden - I am a little bit in love with. This summer, they've just made one dress - knee-length, with deep pockets and nice sleeves you can roll up, in a few different Liberty prints - designed, they say, for riding "trains and swings"... and "suitable for jumping in and out of buses and as well as lying flat on the back in the grass". I love Sweden. Pictures: Up The Wooden Hills. Found via Wildflowers Pretty and, originally, Liebmarlene.

Peak Princess

From her sewing room in the attic of her cottage in the Peak District (with its pastoral-idyll view), Lissa Cook makes the most adorable clothes to order - for babies, children and adults - all in crisp Liberty print. It's a proper cottage industry, as it really is just her (not a single employee) and so everything is individually made by hand, by Lissa herself, in whatever print you like. Her blouses for women are lovely, but I think the baby rompers and bloomers might get my vote.

Via A Little Bird.

Ellenitza

The brilliant, always inspiring Chelsea blogged about Ellenitza, and I have to agree - the girl's got style. Woolly tights, Swedish Hasbeen clogs, Liberty print, a cosy cardi... she's a sartorial kindred spirit.