Roberto Cavalli was thinking of his beloved home city when he named his latest bag “Florence”. The connection stops there, however. The only thing traditional about this new bag is the old-fashioned skill with which it has been constructed; the rest of the story is a thoroughly modern one. A slouchy style that sits up rather proudly in stiffer leathers, the “Florence” is designed for a working woman who likes to carry her life around with her. Built to withstand the hurly-burly of a contemporary lifestyle, the “Florence” just gets better the more you use it. And Cavalli hasn’t forgotten the signature snakeskin print, which appears engraved on the bag. Price on application; exclusive to Harrods. Available from International Designer Room, First Floor

The art of creating a precisely right cashmere scarf is an inexact one. Not only
is there the length and width to consider, there’s also weight, sheerness and shade. It takes a scarf connoisseur to master all of the above, and Dianora Salviati can count herself among a select group. So efficiently does she reach scarf perfection that even Tomas Maier, the king of stealth wealth, has collaborated with her. The spring collection is a dream of lightweight cashmere in saturated pastels. £255. Available from Scarves, Gloves & Hats, Ground Floor

There’s always been something swashbucklingly adventurous about Moschino’s collections. The label’s founder, Franco Moschino, was famed for his flamboyant, irreverently witty designs, and a show rarely passed without a raised eyebrow and a half smile. This season, Creative Director Rossella Jardini has revisited Franco’s matador looks with a collection inspired by the wide-shouldered, narrow-hipped torero sihouette. Elegant lace jackets, heavily embroidered with fine gold threads, have a theatrical appeal when worn with lean trousers and crisp white shirts. Out of context, these jackets make a classic pairing with an LBD. Jacket £1,725. Available from Designer Collections, First Floor

Some cleverness is afoot at Audemars Piguet. The new Calibre 4101 Millenary is built so that the complicated bits that usually sit at the back of a watch are on display at the front. The regulating organ, for example, has pride of place at nine o’clock, showing off its inertia blocks, cross-through bridge, lever and escape wheel. The bridges that hold various parts in place have been given an additional aesthetic role, decorated with horizontal Côtes de Genève. Developed and produced in-house, Audemars Piguet is proud of its latest creation, while watch connoisseurs are fascinated by the sophisticated technology. £21,280. Available from The Fine Watch Room, Ground Floor

With classic tailoring firmly back in vogue, any sartorially savvy gent worth his pocket square will tell you that the one thing better than an impeccably cut suit is an impeccably cut made-to-measure suit. Throughout April, master tailors from Tom Ford, Start, Brioni, Lanvin, Zegna, Armani and Dior will be in-store offering consultations and fittings. Call 020 7730 2046 to book an appointment. Available from Men’s Tailoring, Ground Floor

Technology and tradition collide in Matthew Williamson’s vibrant silk scarves, which feature Japanese scenes. £210. Scarves, Gloves & Hats, Ground Floor

Apple is the superpower of the tech world. The brand is famous for its wide array of award-winning and cutting-edge products and for its helpful, knowledgable staff. Whether you are looking for the new, faster MacBook Air, the all-in-one iMac, or a cover for your iPad, the new Apple shop in Harrods is the place to go. Experts are also on hand to show you how easy it is to create amazing-looking creative projects on the Mac. Available from Harrods Technology, Third Floor

1. Harrods Lattice egg
This special-edition egg is made from Harrods couverture dark and milk chocolate on a grass-green white chocolate base. The egg comes with a choice of a hand-painted rabbit or butterfly. £29.95

2. Godiva beaded egg
Popularity has prompted the return of the beaded egg from Godiva. The brightly coloured and intricately sequinned box is filled with an assortment of eggs in dark, milk and white chocolate. £32

3. Pralifino Pyramid egg
This arty-looking Easter egg-in-egg design by Pralifino is made from milk chocolate, mixed using the finest ingredients from Valrhona in France. £30; exclusive to Harrods

A bag containing eight products is complimentary with two or more Clinique purchases, one of which must be skincare. From 5th to 21st April. The Cosmetics Hall, Ground Floor

Ridge Vineyards wine maker
Eric Baugher is hosting a four-course meal in The Tasting Room. Each course will be paired with a selection of wines from the Californian estate. 27th April, 7pm to 10pm, tickets £150 per person. For more details, call 020 7893 8777