ATEA
Wearing: Atea Hutton blazer, pleat skirt and neoprene sweater, Nike shoes, Givenchy Obsedia, Mirlo bracelet, Céline sunglasses. Pretending that spring is already upon us as the new collections land in ...
LAYERING UP
Thomas Phifer, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Damien Ravn, Iacoli McAllister, Low Classic, Danielle Romeril, Céline, ELLE Sweden, T Magazine. Everything I'm turning to for inspiration this holiday; plenty of layering, daring ...
KNITWEAR
Feat: Unsung Feeling, Rika Magazine. I've been thinking A LOT about knitwear recently. Not just because the nights are getting colder and I'm up to my 18th sweater buy of ...
COMPLETED WORKS
Wearing: Charlie May ostrich biker, Stylein knit, Charlie May white wool skirt, Céline shoes, all accessories Completed Works. Just before we were whisked away to Malta, I was treated to ...
THE EYE HAS TO TRAVEL
Wearing: Claudia Ligari tee, Zara skirt, Céline shoes, Givenchy bag. Sometimes a photo perfectly captures a mood or a feeling; going through my mountains of holiday photos from last week ...
SUNDAY LUNCH AROUND MARSAXLOKK
Wearing: Zara dress, Givenchy bag, Vagabond sandals, Céline sunglasses. Walking around Marsaxloxx, in the south eastern part of Malta, around sunset after eating the biggest Maltese Sunday lunch. Wearing an ...
VALLETTA
Wearing: Mango shirt, Alexander Wang shorts, Givenchy Obsedia bag, Céline pony hair espadrilles and sunglasses, MIRLO necklace. Our second day in Malta spent roaming around the ancient back streets of Valletta, ...
SAUNTON SANDS
Wearing: Claudia Ligari tee, BLK DNM skirt, Céline shoes, Kirstie Maclaren Neave cuff. I think I need to get in touch with the North Devon tourist board, as I could ...
CROYDE BAY
Wearing: Ann Sofie Back coat, Acne jumper, Hudson jeans, Céline slip ons and sunglasses Exploring the local beaches in Devon and generally taking in some fresh sea air on Croyde ...
LOGO SWEAT
Wearing: Acne Breta Sweatshirt, Acne leather trousers, Céline sunglasses, Zara sandals. It's been a long time since I wore anything with a logo emblazoned across the front of it, but ...