From the office party to Christmas Jumper day and all of the do's in between, it would appear dressing for the festive season requires its own wardrobe much like Autumn/Winter and Spring/Summer these days. And what about the children? Given that I am still relatively new to this mummy lark, (this is only my second Christmas) ...
Although the weather yesterday was like something from an Apocalyptic film (red sun anyone?), the scariest day of the year is yet to come, exactly two weeks today in fact. With just 14 days until All Hallow's Eve you cannot have missed the tidal wave of merchandise and clothing that is currently flooding the High Street. ...
Sick of the undecided weather? Me too and it's probably nothing new that us Brits let the weather dominate our conversations a lot more then we should but a recent mummy group Whatsapp chat about it actually spurned the reason for this post - the rain. I have a confession to make, I originally wrote this ...
It is with regret but I am giving up on summer, with the wet and grey days outnumbering the warm and the opportunities to wear sandals dwindling I've crossed over to the dark side that is autumn dressing. It doesn't help that while project kitchen is underway the desire to shop for clothes when I should ...
Children are the toughest critics when it comes to clothing - if there is a flaw, they will find it and if there isn't one, they will make one. It has never ceased to amaze me how many newborn baby clothes are white - yes it looks lovely but a newborn can ruin white without even flinching or ...
I'm a Fashion Editor, stylist and writer currently renovating our first home as well as recently becoming a Mummy for the first time to Daisy. Love anything grey, Scandi inspired, am a little bit camera shy and have a penchant for a flamingo. I'm also a big fan of the great British High Street and regularly scour it for amazing finds to prove you can have Style & Substance...