Just a few utterly romantic things for Valentine’s Day and everyday . . .
L’Agent by Agent Provocateur Grace stretch-tulle and lace underwired bra // L’Agent by Agent Provocateur Grace stretch-tulle and lace briefs // Chanel Mousse Douceaur Rinse-off Foaming Mousse Cleanser Balance Anti-Pollution // Show Beauty Pure Treatment Oil // Chanel Illusion D’Ombre, Long Wear Luminous Eyeshadow // Aerin Large Gold-Tone Comb // Linda Farrow Rounded Cat Eye Sunglasses // Yves Saint Laurent Top Secrets All-In-One BB Cream Skintone Corrector // Dior Miss Dior Eau de Parfum // Belgrave Crescent Saint-Tropez Zip Pouch in Blush
“To love is to know how to say I love you without speaking.” —Victor Hugo, French writer and poet
№ 01 – L’Agent by Agent Provocateur Iana metallic lace and stretch-tulle bodysuit
№ 02 – For Love & Lemons Flower Blossom Bralette
№ 03 – Fleur du Mal Playboy bow-embellished stretch-tulle briefs
№ 04 – Only Hearts Coucou Bralette
№ 05 – Only Hearts Summer Song Bralette (on sale)
№ 06 – Hanky Panky All Tied Up Tie Front Bralette
№ 07 – Fleur du Mal Bullet mesh-paneled stretch-silk satin bodysuit
Style File: The Blue Button-Up Shirt
There is something quietly radical about the blue button-up shirt. Once the domain of uniforms and school dress codes, it has long since slipped those confines, becoming a symbol of understated confidence.
Postcards: A Spring Spell in Edinburgh
FOR THOSE who have been following for a long time, you’ll know that I loved the cherry blossoms along Princes Street in April. It was one of my very favourite things about living in the city.
Notes from the Weekend & this Week’s Links 07.04.25
THE SCREENS tell us global markets are in freefall. Business Insider quotes Mark Cuban advising Americans to “go to the local Walmart or big box retailer and buy consumables now. From toothpaste to soap, anything you can find storage space for.”
Style File: The Blazer for Spring 2025
The blazer‘s journey began in the 1800s aboard the HMS Blazer, where the ship’s captain outfitted his crew in navy double-breasted jackets with brass buttons for a visit from Queen Victoria. These distinctive uniforms earned the name “blazer” for their bright appearance and the ship they represented.
Design Inspiration: Decorating with Busts /002
WE FIRST wrote about decorating with busts at our Weekly Newsletter after coming across the image of the bathroom (below) and loved the way the bust was displayed. This discovery lead to learning about the history of displaying busts in homes, which led us on a fascinating journey through art, culture, and social status spanning several centuries.
Design Inspiration: Platform Beds
A platform bed is a modern and minimalist bed frame characterised by its low-profile design and solid, flat surface that supports a mattress directly without requiring a box spring.
