New York Fashion Week AW26 is here! Feeling overwhelmed by all the shows, designers, and trends? This cheat sheet breaks it down for you: what to watch, when it’s on, and why it matters. From heritage brands to rising stars, this is your calm, curated NYFW guide.

Part 2 of my A/W26 runway trend predictions dives into pattern, colour and texture. The core details that bring collections to life. From patchwork denim and quirky polka dots to trompe l’œil illusions, texture overload, statement shoes and a strong hunch that green is the colour of the season, these are the trends I predict will bring the drama to the runway as Fashion Month kicks off!! AHHH.

If the menswear and couture shows are anything to go by, womenswear is about to be very exciting. In this post I’m breaking down the styling, silhouettes and overall vibe I expect to dominate the runway next season. From 2000s club classics and lace overload to tailored leather, inside-out construction and perfectly imperfect styling, this first instalment of trend forecasting focuses on the more delicate elements of the runway – and why blending in is officially boring again

With a ski trip looming and zero packing done, I've procrastinated further and spiralled into a fashion-fuelled deep dive of the most iconic ski outfits in history. From Victoria Beckham’s unapologetically impractical 00s ski looks to Princess Diana’s effortlessly elegant slope style and the bold glamour of 70s ski fashion, this post is my guide to dressing chic, on and off, the slopes. Consider this both inspiration and a cry for help. I need to buy some gear now!

Skinny jeans are in, then out, then in ... and now apparently out again. As we enter 2026 (or spiritually, 2016), I’m breaking down whether skinny jeans deserve a comeback, the only acceptable way to wear them, and why bootcut jeans remain undefeated.

Today, fashion lost one of its greatest custodians of beauty. This piece honours the life, legacy, and timeless elegance of Valentino Garavani - a designer who dedicated everything to craftsmanship, grace, and enduring style.

After weeks of keeping it quiet, I’m finally sharing my next big update - I’m moving to Seoul for a ten-week modelling placement. From contracts and measurements to visas, and haircuts, this post takes you through exactly what preparing for a modelling placement really looks like.

In a world obsessed with early success and perfectly curated lives, Vera Wang’s story is a reminder that there is no correct timeline. She didn’t design her first wedding dress until she was nearly 40 - and went on to build one of the most influential fashion empires in the world. This post is for anyone feeling a little lost, behind, or unsure of their next step. You’re not late. You have time.

If you love fashion, it’s time to self-educate properly. In this post, I’m sharing six books that everyone in the fashion industry should read - from memoirs to practical guides to full-on encyclopedias. No gatekeeping, just genuine recommendations to help you understand fashion history, craft, designers, and culture on a deeper level.

One year ago I boarded a flight to Tokyo crying like I was going to war - when really I was about to have the best three months of my life. In this post, I reflect on my time modelling in Japan, how quickly a year can pass, why documenting life matters, and why I’m determined to truly live while I’m young.

2026 is the year we become delusionally optimistic. I’m sharing my realistic and totally irrational New Year goals, how I’m manifesting my dream life, and why 2026 is already feeling iconic. Make your vision board, dream bigger than ever, and join me.

From me to you this Christmas Eve - the anticipation, the traditions, the warmth, and the quiet magic that brings us together. Reflecting on family rituals, a festive season spent in Lapland, and the calm between Christmas and New Year, this piece is about slowing down, honouring childhood, and stepping into the next year with intention and gratitude. A goodbye to 25'!

With Christmas around the corner, it felt only right to explore what that girl has on her list. From leather-bound journals and vintage designer finds to sustainability and self-investment, this post dives into the gifts fashion lovers are truly hoping to unwrap this year.

This week in the Anthropologie buying office was exceptional - and I happened to choose this exact week to document my days as an intern. From trend forecasting marathons and sample development to organising jewellery trays and getting swept up in the biggest sample sale of my life… it was chaotic, fun, and honestly one of the best weeks I’ve had so far. Here’s a real, honest look into two days as a buying intern at URBN.

A confessional deep-dive into my recent limerence spiral over a Hungarian blonde I met in Budapest. I explore the delusion, the fantasy, the psychology, and the chaos of falling for someone you barely know. If you’ve ever created a whole love story in your head - welcome home!

My full recap of the British Fashion Awards 2025: every winner, standout moment, iconic outfit, and the drama I lived for (plus why I’m still jealous my agent saw Anok Yai before I did). A perfect wrap-up to the fashion year.

A warm and festive reflection on why December feels so magical. From cosy Christmas traditions to the joy of family, friendship, and winter fashion, this post captures the comfort, nostalgia, and excitement that make the final month of the year so special.

From couture revenge to New York chaos in Manolos - here’s your ultimate winter watchlist of It Girl fashion films. Whether you crave Chanel’s rebellion, Carrie Bradshaw’s confidence, or Meryl Streep’s withering stare, these iconic movies blend style, storytelling, and serious wardrobe envy.

Black Friday 2025 is coming, and chaos is optional. From Zara crashes to Selfridges designer steals, here’s your slightly unhinged, totally strategic guide to shopping smart, scoring the best deals, and surviving the mayhem without losing your mind (or your bank balance).

A fun dive into the Met Gala 2026 theme, “Costume Art” - do we like it? What it means, why the exhibition sounds gorgeous, and all my early thoughts (plus wild predictions) about what might hit the carpet. Including what the dress code might be, because they left that part out... for now.