Is there anything more satisfying than the humble sandwich? No, there isn’t. If you have met or follow me on social media you’ll already know my obsession for the stacked baked good. It would even be fair to say that I love sandwiches more than I love Drake – and
It’s that time of year where four little letters can rattle a girl up like no other. Our overdrafts dread it, it’s the January SALE. The sales are not only in full swing, they are up to 70% off the ‘original price’, making it almost impossible for us shoppaholics to
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As it turns out, 2015 was the year of moving forward, taking risks and doing things that scare me. In a fashion sense, it was the year I declared myself free from fashion rules and yet, still managed to purchase too many polo necks and ankle boots. The thing is,
There’s never a time that you need something new quite like Christmas. My dresses of Christmas past seem to haunt my wardrobe (or my Depop) taunting me that they’ve not been worn in pretty much a year – or three – to the day. It’s not their fault I bought
As someone who prides myself in my shopping capabilities, buying for men can be a tough nut to crack. The mark of a good gift is a personal touch, something they wouldn’t buy themselves which is perhaps the reason why guys are so tricky. They’re typical shopping nature is if
I don’t know about you, but apparently I’m the hardest kind of person to shop for and I’m not alone. Buying Christmas presents for people who constantly shop can be tricky at the best of times. We know what we like and what we like can be, let’s just say,
It’s officially got to the hand-numbing, nose-freezing, don’t-want-to-leave-your-flat part of December. And, if you haven’t invested in the ever trustworthy Chouchou, then you are really missing out on the heat and style stakes. When the temperature drops, so does our love for getting dressed in the morning. It’s more of a
Now that we are officially in December, not only are we on the hunt for those perfect presents for our loved ones, but we are also looking into how we can deal with this redic weather. During this time, we find ourselves piling on the accessories — usually defaulting to the
Black Friday. It’s one of those shopping dates associated with pulled hair and angry people shouting at their internet modems, and today is no exception. With everyone and their granny taking part, it’s making the bargain hunters (hello!) of the world loose their shit over what can be saved for
Some people find inspiration in art, icons, and history. Others find it through cartoons that we still prowl the internet to stream on a regular basis. No judgement here, I likely fall into both categories and so does my new collaboration partner, British Accessories Designer Sara Sboul. Sure, we may
When you are in a long-term relationship with your phone, computer and diary sometimes all you can think of is “God. I wish we were on a break.” I once left my phone at a friends house one night and all I could think about was incoming emails and Tweets that
Kickstarter campaigns can sometimes be a hard sell (here’s looking at you, potato salad.) But, every so often we come across a fundraiser worth getting excited about. Enter: Scottish born Isolated Heroes. Kickstarter is bursting with the weird, wacky, and wonderful so when something actually worthwhile and beneficial to the industry
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