TONIGHT
Carnaby Shopping Night

Head down to Carnaby tonight and make the most of 20% discounts across over 100 shops, restaurants and bars. There'll be goodie bag giveaways, free drinks and live music, with denim customisation going on at Hilfiger Denim, makeovers on offer at Illamasqua and a special visit to the UJ office for drinks on us. Ok, we made the last bit up... but wouldn't it be nice? We'll wave.
5pm-9pm, Free with online ticket registry.

INTERNATIONAL
Bernhard Willhelm Sale

Hopping on the Eurostar could see you arrive in Paris within two hours – so now all you need is a reason, right? How about this Bernhard Willhelm stock sale, which promises discounts on some of the German designer's kookiest creations. We love Spring/Summer 2010's tribal-tiki prints and big bold shapes for her (perfect for next year's holiday wardrobe), and the camo grunge graphics for him.

Saturday November 20th and Sunday November 21st. 5bis rue des Haudriettes, end of courtyard, 75003 Paris. Door code: A07B11.

COMPETITION
WIN tickets to an exclusive Mark Ronson gig and film screening at Abbey Road Studios

Urban Junkies has teamed up with American Express® to give three lucky readers the chance to win a pair of tickets each to an intimate Mark Ronson gig and red carpet screening of a new  short film at the world famous Abbey Road Studios on 25 November. The star-studded event, hosted by Channel 4's Rick Edwards, marks the unveiling of 'Epic', a short film directed by Ridley Scott Associates and commissioned by American Express. "Epic" portrays a music concert as viewed through the eyes of a cast of colourful characters, interspersed with 21 images entered into American Express and Channel 4's 'My Live Story' competition, created in celebration of American Express' award-winning Preferred Seating programme for Cardmembers. To be in with a chance of winning this money can't buy prize, simply answer the following question: Which band was famously captured on the zebra crossing outside Abbey Road Studios?

For more information please visit amex.co.uk/music

SHOP
Personalised Moët Bottles

You can't go wrong with a bottle of champagne come Christmas – and now you can make it (crystal) clear who the bubbly belongs to courtesy of Moët & Chandon's bespoke bottle personalisation service at Selfridges. Individual Swarovski crystals can be applied to any bottle or magnum of Brut Imperial to spell a loved one's name, and on certain days you can even come in and watch the artisans (and presumably their tweezers) at work.

From £50.

SPOTTED
Barbie Foot

'Tis the season to a) stay inside and take 'exercise' on pool tables and foosball machines, and b) corral your other half into funding terribly expensive, slightly pointless gifts. We're loving the 'Play' theme of The Wonder Room at Selfridges this Christmas, which includes this rather fabulous 'Barbie Foot' table. Team UJ's so inspired we've been working on armless-immortalisation as we speak, and we reckon we'd be a darn sight cheaper too.

£10,000, Selfridges Wonder Room, 400 Oxford Street, W1A.

GETAWAY
Soho House's Seasonal Offers

Nothing says 'Holiday Season' like a turkey, and nobody does those better than the Pilgrims – so if you can't wait for your Christmas fix, use the upcoming Thanksgiving celebrations to kick things off with a timely little getaway courtesy of Soho House in New York.

Click through to find out more.

DON'T FORGET
RCA Secret

Get your skates on this Saturday as it's first come, first served to get hold of your favourite RCA Secret piece of art. If you don't know the drill, each of the 2800 postcards have been designed by over 1000 different artists, from Emin to unknown, and are displayed anonymously and signed on the reverse – so you'll have to trust your taste and hope you've stumbled upon something special. Don't forget to register online for your Collector's Number before you buy.

£45 each, 8am-6pm, RCA, Kensington Gore, SW7 2EU.

RESERVED
This week’s hottest foodie destination

Hakkasan
London's sexiest contemporary Cantonese comes to Mayfair.

17 Bruton Street, W1J 6QB - 020 7907 1888
www.hakkasan.com

Location
Ah, Bruton Street. Once home to a few fusty old galleries, with The Square the only glam spot for the suited and booted. Now it's fashion and funky art central - Mr Williamson, Ms McCartney and Tyrone Wood's Scream gallery all vying for attention - so Hakkasan are bang on the money slipping in next to Jack Barclay.

Vibe
Slicker, sexier and even more fabulous than the Michelin-starred Hanway Place original, the new site is sure to be a magnet for Asian food-loving beautiful people (do the two ever not go hand in hand?). The ground floor is designed for relaxed lunching by day and DJ-accompanied bar lounging in the evening, while downstairs there's more room to get on with some serious chowing.

Flavours
The new Mayfair premises has a kitchen twice the size of Bloomsbury's, all the better for Exec Chef Tong Chee Hwee and his team to prepare old favourites such as superior dim sum and roast silver cod, as well as new dishes like black truffle roast duck and steamed New Zealand mini lobster. And it's virtually compulsory to start the evening with an expertly-made cocktail like the citrussy Hakkatini.

Décor
Though the design is familiarly Liagre-esque this time Guillame Richard is responsible for the modern, opium-den chic brought about by dark, carved wood,
and embroidered banquettes. For groups of up to 14 there is a rather saucy red lacquer private room and, heck, even the loos feel decadent.

Upshot
David Bailey and the Le Bons have already partied here, although the restaurant only officially opens today, and despite the fact that founder Alan Yau is no longer on board attention to detail doesn't seem to have suffered. So go; eat, drink and get your swag on. It is the season to, after all.