Internationally published freelance photographer, DJ and fashion blogger. Based in London. Loves tea, cameras and lemon cake.
I have a few easy go to wear feel good dresses, but this red polka dot New Look number is probably the first one I grab every time. It's not especially fancy, but there is something so classical about the shape that it can be dressed up and down with ease. Plus I feel like a ladybug every time I put it on, and that always gives me a tiny burst of serotonin.
There's nothing like a dress with pockets to get my pulse rating, but when you add in a stunning print featuring one of my favourite plants, Joanie just about stopped my heart!
It seems ridiculous writing this blog post as we are now smack bang in the middle of October, but the weather still has some warmth and it still seems to be a case of light layers rather than heavy coats. I've become more and more of a fan of roll neck jumpers under summer dresses, and can definitely see myself doing that with both these summer styles. It just helps to make my wardrobe smaller, more concise and much more versatile all year round.
With the easing of lockdowns in parts of Britain this past spring, I started to hear a surprising amount of talk about visiting casinos. It seems that at least in my circles, people saw this as a fun way to celebrate “returning to the world,” so to speak; casinos are one-stop entertainment venues for dining, drinking, gaming, and of course some of the in-person socialising we all spent 18 months largely missing.
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Styling your own outfits is one of the most fun things ever, right? Styling something that makes you feel good and oozes your true personality is much more satisfactory than copying other people. Although it can be fun to follow trends, it can be easy to get stuck in dressing to be on trend rather than feel completely comfortable with your style. On that note, here are how to dress for yourself and not others (aka, how to show off your true personality through what you wear).
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It is no secret that sleep is essential, but many people still are not getting enough of it. At the same time, many people are still struggling with insomnia and other sleep-related disorders. To get a better night's sleep, here is a list of five secrets that will help you get a more restful and rejuvenating slumber every night for both your brain and body.
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You just got your first DSLR camera, and you're ready to take on the world of photography. But before you start shooting everything in sight, there are some things that you should know about taking pictures. For example, what do all those different settings mean? How do I focus my lens correctly? And what is this thing called "exposure"? Well, don't worry, with this list of 5 helpful tips for new photographers like yourself, you will be taking pictures confidently.
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What makes women happy? It's a question that has plagued humankind for centuries. On average, most women would agree that having more than just two people they can count on for true friendships eases their worries considerably.
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Organising your wardrobe can be fun but stressful, especially when you don’t know where to start. Before moving on, here’s a fun fact: research shows that the average female will purchase about 145 handbags in her life! Just in case you have so much in your closet, be it bags, clothes, shoes, etc., and are wondering how to get creative to reflect your personality, here are some handy tips to give your wardrobe a facelift.
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There is nothing more stressful than trying to sell your home when it’s been sitting and listed for a while.
You need to be able to move on and buy a new property, but you can only do that when you sell your
home first. You might have reasons to sell it fast, or you simply feel impatient about waiting around for it.
So to let you know how far behind I am with writing blog posts, these photos were taken some time in September 2020. It's not that I lost interest in writing about fashion, but more that with everything going on in the world, it just felt incredibly frivolous. Between Covid, moving across cities (twice!) and trying to keep my head above water in all senses just like everyone else this last year, I guess this blog was the last thing on my mind. I kept posting on Instagram, but it's nice to have a place to come back to with some more longer form writing.
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We live in a world where pictures don’t just say a thousand words – they tell a significant part of the story! From documenting what we eat through to capturing precious moments – visual platforms like Instagram mean that we’re way more likely to reach for the camera, or book a photoshoot, than we ever have been before.
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COVID has really done a number on a lot of people, so much so that they are worried about the summer months. We had to stay inside for the large majority of last summer, but this year we can get back out there. While this is exciting, it is also fairly nerve wrecking for some people as they have to go about planning their outfits once more. Sweatpants and baggy shirts may have been the summer look last year while we were all in our homes, but it certainly won’t be that way this year. In this article, we’re going to be looking at some of the ways that you can plan the look you want for this year. Keep reading if you would like to find out more.
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Photo by Gift Habeshaw on Unsplash
Whether you love or hate weddings, it all starts with a proposal. Whether someone gets down on one knee or hires a plane to sky write it, anything goes when it comes to proposals and weddings these days.
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Buying jewellery for yourself is somewhat of an indulgence but we all need those indulgences in
your life. When you work hard, it’s important to treat yourself and to give yourself that reward. With
that being said, here are some tips when buying jewellery for yourself.
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