Millie, of Made in Chelsea fame, is really making a name for herself in the fashion world. With numerous collections in the pipeline, her own eyelash range and collection of shorts for Bambi and Mason, she is currently the champion of high … Continue reading
Last week, I was approached by Completely London to share my top places in and around the Hill for their website. They like to call on real locals to offer readers an insight into their top tips and so I … Continue reading
I used to really love ballet. I took classes until I was about 12, until it wasn’t ‘cool’ anymore, and then I picked it up at Uni again for a short while. After hearing about the Barretoned studio that had … Continue reading
The current trend for a pop-up restaurant is gradually making its way over to West London (thankfully) – and even better news is that the company When Mac Met Cheese have a new temporary residence on Porchester Road until early June! Calling … Continue reading
Another new place has opened up on the corner of High Street Kensington and it’s a real treat. One Kensington is from the Tamarind Collection team and is housed in the beautiful Grade II listed building right opposite Kensington Palace (with a great … Continue reading
Last week was spent with many of my favourite people covered in snow, taking daily hot tubs and filled to the brim on cheese and ‘Rare’ red wine. As some of my readers know, I was in Chamonix for one … Continue reading
I’m getting pretty excited as next week, along with a massive group of some of my favourite people in the world, I’m off to Chamonix in France for one of my oldest friend’s wedding – and a whole 9 days … Continue reading
There’s a new concept bar that’s opened up near Westbourne Park that is SUCH a brilliant idea. Spearheaded from the mind of Catherine Salway (owner and co-founder), it holds the accolade of being London’s first alcohol free bar. Offering a range of mocktails, super-healthy food, … Continue reading
Happy New Year readers! The start of a new year always calls for reflection – thoughts are spent on what went right/wrong in the previous year and resolutions and promises are made for the start of a new one. For … Continue reading
Last week I went to see a preview for Rupert Goold’s adaptation of one of my favourite ever films, American Psycho, into a musical. Hmmm. I wasn’t convinced initially - how could this explicitly violent and sexual story of murderous Yuppie … Continue reading
