SINCE THE LOCKDOWN, clothing sales have reportedly dropped by 50%. While we’re not exactly in this statistic as we did order a few basics such as denim and underwear, but for the most part, we can believe that it’s true, for shopping has changed drastically over the past two or so months
With everyone excited about the new beginning after the pandemic, I wanted to share some styling ideas for this new start and what is left of spring ...
When it comes to my hair, the most important part about my haircare routine is to make me feel good. My hair has the power to make me feel confident and there are so many factors involved in achieving great hair: shine, strength, thickness; more volume; less frizz ...
When I first arrived in France, I took le métro every morning and one thing that drew my attention often, was how effortless French girls and women were about their hair ...
SOMETIMES THE BEST way to see upcoming trends is through a scroll on our Instagram feed. Lately, we've been seeing warm pinks especially in leather jackets, and often paired with buttery yellows and rust. There are also soft, feathery pinks as well as bold magenta, icing sugar shades as at Elie Saab and dusty, eighties shades on the streets of London. Scroll through for our favourite ways to wear this always lovely shade...
There are snowdrops everywhere now, along garden paths and forest trails, and late winter blossoms on the trees; even though it is still chilly, these things are giving us the hope of spring.
Elsa, this post is for you, and it's filled with wonderful decor inspiration (and shopping links!), from chic cane armchairs and elegant table lamps; brass shelves and towel bars and wicker placemats, and of course, a perfect selection of gold ...
WE HAPPENED UPON a lilac-coloured faux leather halter top with matching trousers, and from that moment on, all we could think about were spring things and pretty, pretty pastels. And so, we've gathered up a few of our current favourites, from soft hotel bed linens to rose-coloured wine glasses and more ...
This year has begun with conversations on all the social platforms about age and and how to gracefully embrace ageing. Chanel ambassadrice, Caroline de Maigret, published her second book, Older, but Better, but Older, on this very topic ...
JUST A FEW THINGS in celebration of love (and spring for that matter) on our list in these weeks before Valentine's Day, the highlight of the chilly month that is February ...
Have been working on my wardrobe for a while know, re-editing my closet and the pieces I am buying and it’s still a work in progress to create the ideal capsule wardrobe ...
LAST YEAR KATIE Holmes created a stir when she stepped out in a matching cashmere bra and cardigan set by New York-based KHAITE. Since then, it has been sold out non-stop, but we recently found something similar that may work as well. Shop the actual pieces that Katie Holmes wore below, as well as a similar set we've just discovered...
WHILE WE'RE NOT adversed to a tracksuit and blazer combo or trainers with everything, one Mini Trend we're really excited about is the return to MODERN ROMANCE. A return to pretty, more feminine pieces such as ruffled-collared blouses under soft mohair sweaters and very puffy sleeves on strapless dresses and cosy knit sweaters; bows on everything and the return of classic fabrics such as silk and satin and chiffon ...
With the sales starting today and with the fresh fashion resolutions that I just set out for this new year, it may seem difficult to choose not only what and how to buy. This year is the year where I will invest in more quality pieces, timeless wardrobe staples, and versatile, wear-anywhere style ...
IT'S THE FIRST WEEK of January, it's cold, blustery and the holidays are over. Some may find the first two months of the new year to feel rather long despite the days staying lighter a little longer each day. To help those who may find these months a little difficult, here are a few light and lovely things with pretty details that have been on our shopping list for a while now ...
