Hi everyone! We’re not yet halfway into the year, but oh boy! What a year 2020 has been so far. The world we knew has changed into one characterized by social distancing and self-isolation, and words like “lockdown bangs,” “elbow bumps” and “Whatsapero’s” have been added to our vocabulary. While
I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who's guilty of buying items of clothing for special occasions but then, unfortunately, never wear them again. That dress you bought for your friend's wedding but don't like anymore. That one of a kind, extravagant skirt that felt like a good idea when you were in an impulsive mood but doesn't seem to match with any of your other clothes. It's okay, you're not the only one. If I'm being honest, I think I'm only really wearing about 50% of my wardrobe! So yeah, it was about time I'd choose the more sustainable path...
The sustainable fashion scene is rapidly expanding, making it easier than ever to make conscious choices as a consumer! One of my blog resolutions for 2020 is to write more about my journey to a more eco-friendly and sustainable lifestyle - including articles on sustainable fashion, vintage shopping & thrifting, and the way I incorporate minimalism into my life.
Hi there! I have a lot of ideas for new blog posts, including some articles on sustainable fashion and vintage shopping, but with everything happening around us right now I wanted to address the current situation first, and give you my thoughts on this. By offering you some tips and
The 1999 classic starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts may or may not have something to do with it, but Notting Hill has been on my list of favourite London neighbourhoods for many years. Whenever I plan a trip, I’ll always take some time to stroll through the area’s prettiest
