From the Writer's Desk The best dressed people I know all have one. There was a point where it felt like everyone was trying to look different. Ironically, we all ended up looking the same. One week it was quiet luxury. Then the clean girl aesthetic. Then coquette. Then tomato girl. Then office siren. Fashion exists as a constant cycle of trying on new identities, and social media made it almost impossible not to. We see hundreds of outfits before breakfast. Inspiration has n

From the Writer's Desk I have a question. Not because there's a right answer, but because I've realised people answer it almost instantly. Are you a gold jewellery person or a silver jewellery person? No hesitation. No thinking. People know. Which got me wondering... when did we decide? And why? Because if you ask someone why they prefer one over the other, most people can't actually explain it. "I don't know... gold just suits me." "I've always worn silver." "It's just my vi

When Did We All Start Dressing the Same? Has social media made us less stylish, or just less confident in our own taste? From the Writer's Desk A few years ago, if someone walked into a room wearing the same outfit as you, it was mildly embarrassing. Now? Open Instagram and you'll probably see fifty versions of the exact same outfit before breakfast. The same linen trousers. The same oversized button-down. The same Adidas Sambas. The same slick bun. The same "clean girl" jewe