I don’t believe in buying an entirely new wardrobe every season. It’s wasteful, overwhelming, and honestly unnecessary. That said, there are a few things that are genuinely worth your money if you feel like your wardrobe needs a little autumnal lift. Autumn and winter in the UK can feel like it is lasting an eternity, … Continue reading 8 things I would buy this Autumn to refresh my wardrobe
Last week, I spent most of my time in one position: horizontal. Blissfully sprawled across a sun lounger, surrounded by the girls I finished my degree with, drink in hand, no responsibilities in sight. A whole year had passed since graduation, and somehow, in what felt like the blink of an eye, we’d all landed … Continue reading My headphones broke and I actually had to interact with the world … The beauty in a strangers kindness, and why we should be more trusting
A love letter to the countryside The countryside is where the inspiration I’ve gathered in London finally has the space to bloom. There’s a kind of quiet clarity to it, a slowing down that gives form to ideas only half-formed in the city’s rush. It always brings to mind that moment in Atonement when we … Continue reading Fashioning a Slower Life: Lessons from Brunello Cucinelli and Rousseau
Whilst Vogue is no stranger to controversies and critiques, it was always a trailblazer for paving the way of fashion and highlighting the trends of the moment, and its influence can’t be denied. Yet, in 2008, The New York Times posed the question: “What’s Wrong with Vogue?” Despite boasting some of the world’s best editors, … Continue reading Vogue is creative and fun!… In Portugal
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