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GIFTED (AD) | For the past month, I have been testing out some new beauty products. And today I want to introduce you all to a new cruelty-free brand that makes natural anti-ageing products called Nakin. I’m always a little skeptical about endorsing beauty products – as I don’t feel like I’m able to give an […]
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I was invited by Aleysha Barenblat the founder of Re/make to see an exclusive premiere of their latest documentary Made in Mexico at Soho House in London on Tuesday 14 May 2019. Aleysha and I have communicated across the pond, but never actually met, so I was delighted to be able to meet her in
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I’ve been testing out a few products under the radar and really testing them out before revealing my thoughts. I think it’s important to highlight I’m not a cosmetic junkie and I am highly sceptical of products doing what they say they’ll do. I’m also not interested in stuffing toxic chemicals into my body or
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In my twenties I had my first acne outbreak – then my smooth porcelain looking dolls face started to look more like lumpy pizza dough. To say I had confidence issues with my skin was an understatement. I’ve actually taken it for granted having good skin over the past 10-years, until recently when I got
My HydraFacial Review at Radiance MediSpa – My Search For Clearer Skin Read More »
I mentioned in my last blog about the Inspirational Women (Audio) Series – this is one of the most exciting projects I have worked on yet. The second interview to go live is no exception. I am delighted to share my podcast interview with the co-founders of AmaElla Lingerie. In this interview I had the pleasure
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Legacy Content Notice This article was originally published during an earlier stage of my business and reflects where my thinking, work and the fashion industry were at the time. Over the last decade, my work has evolved from sustainable fashion activism and industry education into a broader focus on style, identity and sustainable luxury. While
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