This weekend's shaping up to be a big one. We've escaped the depths of TFL drama (no tube strike, hurrah!), love is in the air and the style set is coming to town. Otherwise, there's seafood, drinks in bathtubs, and a Byronic breakfast on the menu. From the owners of the Chateau Marmont comes a new Marylebone hotel, there's an all nighter in Camden, or a daytime bash in LA. Party on! This Weekend’s Picks • FRI Assunta Madre • SAT Housekeeping at Koko • SUN Chiltern Firehouse SHOP BEATS x ALEXANDER WANG Sponsored listing Welcome the newest addition to the #UJLoves club. This season Alexander Wang has collaborated with Beats by Dr. Dre for an exclusive limited-edition collection, featuring Beats Studio® headphones, the Beats Pill portable wireless speaker and the urBeats earbuds. Boasting the designer's signature pale gold accents and matte black finishes combined with the Beats premium sound means all the boxes are ticked. It's sleek, sexy and limited – snap 'em up quick. Available here FRIDAY EAT: ASSUNTA MADRE DRINK: The Fable Things are starting to get fishy. Joining the trend of fish-focused restaurant openings this year comes Assunta Madre. The famous Rome seafood joint (we hear De Niro and Tarantino are fans) has landed in Mayfair. It's sticking to its M.O. of plating up super fresh fish, sourced from the restaurant's own fishing vessels and the renowned Terracina auction. Choose your dish from the large aquarium and expect seafood served up all ways, from tuna tartare to shrimp gnocchi and ceviches straight from the iced fish counter. Check out The Fable, Farringdon's latest (themed) addition. From the brains of Drake & Morgan (the guys behind The Folly, The Parlour and The Anthologist), The Fable is an all day bar and restaurant inspired by fairy tales. Spanning three floors, the venue boasts everything from glass terrariums to wishing wells and cocktails served up in bathtubs… We say visit for yourself to decide whether this is a case of The Emperor's New Clothes or not. Open for lunch and dinner Mains from £20 9-10 Blenheim Street, W1S 1LJ 7am-1am Drinks from £4 52 Holborn Viaduct, EC1A 2FD Twitter | Facebook Twitter | Facebook OFFER VODAFONE LONDON FASHION WEEKEND Sponsored listing LFW is upon us, which means Vodafone London Fashion Weekend is soon to follow. Expect a weekend filled with designer deals, catwalks, trend talks and bubbles. Plus, pop ups from the likes of Amanda Wakeley, Farhi by Nicole Farhi and Maria Grachvogel, talks from fashion insiders including Lulu Guinness and Hilary Alexander. There'll also be celebrity interviews, beauty demos and a trend catwalk show presented by THEOUTNET.COM. For a 20% discount on all tickets (except Luxe) enter URBANJUNKIES at the checkout. Vodafone London Fashion Weekend, February 20 - 23, Somerset House, Strand, WC2R 1LA International Pick Love Brunch LA Love Brunch is heading to the City of Angels for a West Coast bash, hosted by Poppy Delevingne and friends. Taking over the Roosevelt Hotel, the Love Brunch crew will put on their usual daytime extravaganza: great food, drinks and a boldface line up of DJs. LAX, here we come. Love Brunch LA, February 22, 12pm-6pm, Roosevelt Hotel, 7000 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028, buy tickets here, purchase a table here SATURDAY Shop: LFW at Selfridges PARTY: Housekeeping at Koko It's that time of year again: the LFW circus is coming to town. Get in on the action at Selfridges, where they're celebrating the best of British design with pop up shops and exclusive offerings from London's bright young things. Simone Rocha is popping up in the Shoe Gallery with a shop and a shoe created just for Selfridges, Marcus Lupfer has designed two denim dresses exclusively available in store, plus Sadie Williams is livening up the Toy Shop with limited edition Barbies dressed in her signature tomboy-meets-princess style. Who needs the catwalk when you've got a bright yellow bag in hand? Openings in Ibiza may be a while off (hurry up, May), but here's the next best thing. Following a summer residency on the White Isle and their sellout Envy night last year, The Housekeeping crew is back, taking over Koko in Camden for the second event in their Seven Deadly Sins series. Expect the club to be kitted out OTT-style by Made Up Productions, the guys behind events at Ushuaïa, Amnesia and Pacha. Titled Lust (it is Valentine's weekend after all), the night will see the Housekeeping boys on decks playing deep, tech and funky house. 9.30am-9pm Prices vary Selfridges, 400 Oxford Street, W1A 1AB 11pm-5am Tickets from £25 Koko, 1a Camden High Street NW1 7JE Twitter | Facebook Twitter | Facebook Book now WINECHAP'S THE BIG FORTIFIED / BYRONIC BREAKFAST If you're over February already (rain, rain and more rain), we don't blame you. Start thinking about March instead, when UJ fave WineChap will be hosting The Big Fortified/Byronic Breakfast at Ape & Bird, the Russell Norman hotspot. Following in the footsteps of Lord Byron himself, the breakfast will see WineChap pair fine sherries, ports and madeira with a special menu from Tom Oldroyd (think smoked mackerel & horseradish, pig's trotter Scotch eggs, wild mushrooms on toast and devilled sausages). Sign us up already. WineChap's The Big Fortified/Byronic Breakfast, March 1, 11am-1pm, The Ape & Bird, 142 Shaftesbury Avenue WC2H 8HJ, tickets £49, to book call the restaurant on 020 7836 3119 and quote WINECHAP Product Pick SWATCH Spread the love with Swatch's mesmerizing candy cane-coloured watch, specially created for Valentine's Day. Swatch Sweet Valentine watch, £51, available here SUNDAY SEE: Richard Hamilton at the Tate Modern PARTY: Chiltern Firehouse Prolific artist Richard Hamilton has finally landed a retrospective at the Tate Modern. The exhibition explores the 60-year career of the founding father of pop art, from his radical 1956 installation Fun House – a room adorned with pop culture artefacts like movie posters and magazines – to his iconic Swingeing London 67 series, which depicts Mick Jagger handcuffed during a drug bust. Fun. Legendary hotelier André Balazs is shaking up the hotel scene with his first London venture, the Chiltern Firehouse. Opening in the midst of LFW, it's shaping up to be the hangout of choice for the style set (watch out, Berners Tavern), so stop by for a drink to check it out for yourself. Located in a Victorian fire station, the boutique hotel boasts 26 cosy suites with an NYC feel. As for the restaurant, Viajante's Nuno Mendes will be in the kitchen, serving up dishes with an American slant. Now all we need is London's own Boom Boom Room and we'll be set. 10am-6pm Tickets from £14.50 Bankside, SE1 9TG Open late Prices vary 1 Chiltern Street, W1U 7PA Facebook | Twitter INDULGE ATELIER JOSH WOOD & CHANEL LAUNCH BREAKFAST, BLOW DRY & NAIL BAR AT SKETCH Look the part this LFW: head to sketch, where they've launched a breakfast pop up salon with master hairdresser Josh Wood. Get your tresses blow dried, plus treat your nails a Chanel file and polish in the Glade room, which is decked out like an indoor garden oasis. Breakfast is included, too - perfect to fuel up with before hitting the front row. Atelier Josh Wood blow dry, Chanel file and polish and breakfast, sketch, 9 Conduit Street, W1S 2XG, £30 INTERMISSION Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas at The Vault Festival Adapted and directed by Lou Stein In a sentence Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas goes underground. Location Down the road from the now-closed ( for a rumored Topshop, boo!) Old Vic Tunnels. The Waterloo Tunnels are the same shtick – follow the graffiti covered underpass and enter the cavernous vaults under Waterloo station. Rundown Think Hunter S. Thompson's cult novel-turned-film, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. You know the drill: road-tripping madcap adventures, LSD-fuelled vivid hallucinations and Gonzo journalism. But this isn't a West End production. Instead, expect bench seats, sand beneath your toes à la the Nevada Desert, and not a tub of ice cream to be seen. It's fun. Highlights The acting is stellar, we loved the Ralph Steadman illustrations as backdrops and projections, the stage centrepiece Chevrolet Caprice (prompting many a "no photos please"), the Rolling Stones and Jefferson Airplane good-time score, and the real life Terry's Taco Stand – two for a fiver (rather than the scripted five for a buck – we blame inflation). Upshot It's Vegas baby! Info Vault Festival, Leake Street, SE1 7NN, January 28-March 8, Tickets for Fear and Loathing Las Vegas from £25 FOLLOW US! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram See what we've been snapping this week on Instagram! WEEKEND GUIDE BY NN | INTERMISSION BY CS LIKE SHARE FORWARD PREVIOUS EDITION (c) 2014 Urban Junkies. All rights reserved. Reproductions of any portion of this website only with our express permission. Urban Junkies is a free daily mailer. All listings and features are editorial: We do not receive any payment from venues, artists or promoters. 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