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THIS WEEK’S Links are obscenely late, for it is summertime and schedules are a little more fluid. Also, the weather was so...
THERE ARE A MILLION beauty products in the powder room, making storage a challenge at times — shimmery body oils and luxe face oils, favourite perfumes in pretty bottles, sea salt sprays and shiny hair elixirs.
THIS PAST WEEKEND was a flurry of wild & wonderful summery things — drinks with a friend on Friday night at...
THIS PAST WEEKEND, family come through for a visit on Saturday, bringing gifts of red wine and home baking —...
P HAS BEEN READING Einstein: His Life and Universe by Walter Isaacson, so there have been long discussions about time, free will and...
BLUE & WHITE SKIRTED TABLES with tasseled ruffles in bright sunrooms, silk settees, outdoor showers, beach picnics, peonies and fairy lights — here are 15 images of Summertime Inspiration: Dusky July Mornings & Cool August Nights . . .
IT’S SUMMERTIME & THE DAYS are fading into each other as they do when things slow down a little, and...
I have been in love with leopard print forever — on throw cushions and faux fur throws, coats and scarves and shoes — and so, with the amazing success of the Belgrave Crescent Saint-Tropez Zip in Blush, it was a natural thought to create one in ultra-chic leopard as well . . .
Empathy is hot in business wisdom these days: Forbes says it’sinvaluable, Apple’s training manual offers empathy exercises, and Virgin Group founder Richard Branson calls caring “key.”
FASHION AND CULTURE REMAIN INEXTRICABLY INTERTWINED in the house of Valentino, a fact proven at the elaborate set up of the Fall 2015 couture collection. Not only were guests treated to an alfresco fashion show in the legendary Piazza Mignanelli — where Valentino himself would set his fashion shows, with locals peeking from their windows and the sunset painting the square in a golden light — but the whole of Rome was transformed into a museum of the fashion house...
This weekend was strawberries & cream and watching the nail-biting Wimbledon final, drinks and films and too many late nights...
With a smile on his face, author Stephen Witt told me that before publishing his first book, "There was no mention anywhere that the only reason the MP3 succeeded as a technology was because of the greatest wave of copyright infringement and piracy that the world had ever seen." MP3s are as ubiquitous as music itself, but have we ever really asked ourselves how this new technology came to be so universal, or who exactly was responsible for its pandemic spread, which crippled the music industry at large?
IN THE CITY OF LIGHTS models, bloggers, editors & celebrities gathered for one of the most lavish & beautiful fashion events...