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Last nights tea in Soho fuelled by heart to hearts

Last nights tea in Soho fuelled by heart to hearts, paninis and hers and hers bags with @harmonyyoungs 🤍✉️

It's here! This morning I am *so* excited to share

It's here! This morning I am *so* excited to share a very special new feature I have poured so much love into called Their Sentimental Wardrobe. An interview series for the sartorially sentimental, and a chance to take a deep dive into the dusty drawers, family albums and memory boxes of others. My first guest is the beautiful @annatwyford, and speaking to her about her relationship with her mum and nan, the way she gets dressed and the way they have shaped her was very special.

In the last few months I’ve been thinking a lot about the way we dress. The way we consume fashion, gather inspiration and what influences, people, feelings and moments shape the way we dress and how we put clothes together. More than ever it’s digital. Pinterest boards, Instagram collections and algorithms presenting us with micro trends and cores that do and have existed in cycles. Nothing is new and yet at some point everything will be new to us, which I suppose in a sense is truly the beauty of things and part of our curiosity into getting dressed.

Almost one year ago, Anna shared some family photos on Instagram which completely struck me. They were so beautiful. So candid, and filled with the kind of style inspiration I hadn’t seen online in a long time. By complete accident; it sparked this little idea.

To me, it shows that inspiration doesn’t necessarily need to come from the internet, public figures or Instagram. It can do, of course it can. But I truly believe that so much can come from the people we have around us; who have lived these colourful lives worth celebrating, and talking about. I truly don’t think we have to look that far.

I want to talk to these people; the people who love to rummage in old boxes and albums, and want to celebrate where our love of clothes comes from. Talk about the people around us who didn't feel the need to figure out personal style because they were just wearing clothes they loved to be lived in. To feel in. To play, laugh and dance in. Talk about the way they used to dress, the way they dress now and why clothes have been special, because really- that’s what I love doing.I hope you enjoy reading it 🤍

Went for lunch with @gemmakatie at the weekend and

Went for lunch with @gemmakatie at the weekend and accidentally came home with a new vintage coat that I *had* to put on as I left the shop and haven't taken off since (the shop being @threesistersldn which is magic)!

ad If you were to ask me what my 5 outfit uniform

ad If you were to ask me what my 5 outfit uniform pillars would be I’d probably say: stripes, seventies, suede, scarves and a whole lotta denim. They are comfortably the things that feel most like me when I’m looking for straightforward outfit solutions, and unsurprisingly, the new @fatface collection has all of the above in retro nodded abundance. From small wardrobe updates in the shape of vintage-inspired floral scarves, absolute classic denim jackets that are begging for badges (and actually perfect under coats when it’s colder) and a stripe for every day of the week- it’s truly an LP capsule
waiting to happen... 📽️: @wishwishwish

Began this weekend with a Friday spent by the Lake

Began this weekend with a Friday spent by the Lakes with the beautiful @annatwyford and what a treat it was 🤍

I don’t think I need to go into much detail abou

I don’t think I need to go into much detail about how much of a creature of habit I am. I rinse and repeat the same dinners (salmon traybakes, macaroni cheese, vegetarian ragu and so on and so on), outfits (denim jackets, striped tops, prairie dresses, high waisted jeans), make up (cat eyes and red lipstick), music combinations (The Lemon Twigs and Les Mis) pretty neatly until they run dry; and when it comes to skincare- the same applies. Anyway, since moving in November I have had a solid selection on rotation. The products that have been my skincare support system. The ones seeing me through late evenings, smudged mascara and random seven o’clock spots. The ones that come out when my general reaction to a glimpse in the mirror is ‘oh my CHRIST I look knackered’ and ‘…was that there last night?’

I’m at a stage of life where my priorities with my skin, by and large, are hydration, trying to hold on to some semblance of glow and looking healthy. Despite the funny old time we’re in for aging and tweakments and the way we appear online (no judgement! Your face, my dudes!) most of the time I’m at peace with my skin looking its age, and as long as I can claw back a few of the hours where my sleep might have been a bit patchy with a nice oil, I think we’re doing okay. If you’d like to read more about these miracle glow workers, I’ve popped a link in my bio and on stories! 🧴

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