Verity: The Uncomfortable Space Between Truth and the Story We Tell I went to see Verity expecting a psychological thriller. What I wasn’t expecting was how much I would recognise in its questions about marriage, manipulation, perception and, perhaps most uncomfortable of all, the stories we ...
Coco Chanel — The Woman Who Knew Her Own Mind
Coco Chanel There are designers whose clothes you admire, and then there are designers whose way of seeing the world somehow feels familiar to your own. For me, that has always been Coco Chanel. I have loved Chanel since I was a teenager. I don't think it was ever simply the clothes that ...
It’s Been A Busy Summer
I haven’t had much time to blog lately. Life has simply been happening. I’ve had such a busy summer behind me, filled with little adventures and a few things I’ve wanted to do for a zillion years. I can’t wait to share more of them with you — including our first little adventure in our new ...
Santanyí, Mallorca: The Slow Mediterranean Life That Quietly Changed Me
Santanyí, Mallorca, in my words. Mediterranean living has a way of quietly reshaping you. Not dramatically. Not all at once. But slowly, softly, over time. After holidaying in Mallorca since George was born, I’ve felt an undeniable pull towards this island — one that is ...
