I don’t mean to alarm you, but Christmas is just over a month away! And yes, I know, it’s not even December yet, but given the unprecedented year that we’ve all had, I for one think we all deserve to be spoilt, and to spoil our loved ones to see off a year that I’m sure we’d be more than happy to leave behind. As per my previous gift guides, I’ve curated lists to suit a range of budgets and personality types that I hope will be helpful.
View PostMy monthly round-ups are a way for me to share my style posts and favourites that I’ve enjoyed for the month. Here’s the next instalment of my style diaries for October 2020.
View PostFor a lover of muted tones, I realise this coat is a bit of an outlier. The toffee tone is a tad sharper than what you would normally see on me and adds a big pop of colour to any outfit! But I wanted to branch out from my usual colour palette while still adhering to my style ethos – and I’m so glad I did. Not only does it add some fun with its cheery colour, the coat pairs so well with the existing neutrals in my wardrobe while making a bit of a statement.
View PostI’ve written a fair few posts reflecting on how I approach my personal style now that I’m in my 30s. I’ve reflected on the style lessons I wish I had learnt as well as the wardrobe edits I made since entering the new decade. I stand by the fact that age is just a number, and now that I’m in my mid-30s, I’ve never felt more confident in my personal style. Perhaps due in part to the career and personal milestones that I’ve marked since entering my 30s, I really do feel like 30 is a significant milestone.
View PostIt’s no secret that I’m a fan of Everlane knits – their cashmere in particular. I’ve relied on one too many of their cashmere sweaters to get me through months of working from home this year. In this post, I’m going to be sharing with you all the Everlane cashmere styles that have formed part of my knit collection including style names, colour and sizing details.
View PostIt’s only natural for your style to evolve as you get older. And while there are certain wardrobe staples that transcend time, lots of others are naturally cast aside as you mature. My style has certainly changed since I turned 30, and while age is just a number, I’ve found that as time passes, there are things that I wore in my 20s that I simply don’t want to wear anymore and that I feel don’t mesh with the rest of my wardrobe.
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