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
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
A deep dive into Eighteenth Century fashion and society In the grand tapestry of fashion history, certain figures stand out, their influence echoing through centuries. One such icon is Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, whose life and style continue to captivate and inspire. The Victoria & Albert Museum, a renowned institution for art, design, and … Continue reading Why the Marie Antoinette exhibit at the V&A should be in your calendar
Everyone’s talking about it: Jonathan Anderson is now the sole creative director of Dior. But what does this mean for the iconic fashion house? And what legacy did Maria Grazia Chiuri leave behind with her final collection? Dior’s 2026 Cruise Collection was nothing short of breathtaking. Set against the historic backdrop of Rome, the collection … Continue reading Chiuri’s love letter to Dior
This week, TikTok and Instagram were inundated with videos of British influencers documenting their encounters with fashion royalty, Bella Hadid. But despite the high production value and seemingly glamorous settings, something about the campaign felt curiously off. The interactions appeared awkward, the excitement forced, and the whole exercise carried an unmistakable air of desperation. Bella … Continue reading Was Bella Hadid’s Perfume Launch a Stroke of Marketing Genius or a PR Misstep?
As the world grapples with climate collapse, political fragmentation, and a collective sense of exhaustion from trends and fast-changing consumption cycles, fashion is responding to the anxiety. Instead of louder statements, there is a soft rebellion in the form of flowy silhouettes and an embrace of femininity. At Paris Fashion Week, this shift was palpable. … Continue reading Chloé and Isabel Marant can sense our stress, and they are here to help
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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