[slideshow–if slides do not advance, click here] IT’S SUMMERTIME, which means golden shoulders and summer scarves, open-toed sandals and little white dresses, and of...
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Late-August is the time when everything is at its greenest; the sun has been shining all summer long and the...
. . . have always adored romantic summer whites and impossibly cosy autumn whites, but there is nothing quite as...
. . . and it has been a wild & wonderful weekend of summery things, including watching the thunderstorms from...
“Autumn arrives in early morning, but spring at the close of a winter day.“ ~ Elizabeth Bowen . . ....
. . . and the summery things were not packed away, as planned, this past weekend, afternoons spent, rather, in...
. . . and while we’re on the topic of grasping every last beautiful moment of summer for as long...
I question not if thrushes sing, If roses load the air; Beyond my heart I need not reach When all...
. . . a luxuriously low-key weekend spent lounging in golden sweaters and linen trousers, a late-night film {midnight in...
. . . another few leisurely days and it’s away, away again, out of the city and to the countryside,...
Elegantly crisp white walls have always been the perfect background for beautiful gallery arrangements, but in mid-January, their starkness feels...
THE LEAVES are turning and it's all back to work and school. Autumn is on the way in the Northern Hemisphere and there is no going back. We're slowly letting go of our linen dresses, bare shoulders and summer whites and adding our favourite autumn things back in everyday dressing. Here, we've rounded up a few items to add to your shopping list: a cosy cashmere turtleneck, a pair of straight suit trousers, and a great handmade belted wool coat...
. . . and if there was any doubt as to how fleeting the summer months are, one week of wimbledon, the world’s oldest & most prestigious tennis tournament, has already come and gone, unavoidably missed, due to wonderful projects and whirlwind travels, but, happily, still the final week left of royal attendees and crisp summer whites, impossible excitement and, of course, strawberries & cream . . .
P IS IN THE middle of reading The Bee Sting by Paul Murray and I've just finished All Made Up by Rae Nudson as well as Le Petit Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (yes, I know, it's crazy that this is my first time ever reading that classic), and am now just starting The Beautiful and Damned by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
THIS WEEKEND was all about the tennis: the Women's Final on Saturday (heartbreaking), and the Men's on Sunday (thrilling). Before all of that, on Friday, we made our way to Kensington to meet a old mate of P's from another lifetime.
