I’ve often mentioned how I don’t really love being in front of the camera. And as obnoxious as this may sound, different stages of our lives are part of a wider journey and right now my creative growth has allowed me to take comfort behind the lens. It’s hard to call myself a photographer because I feel that I haven’t really…
As you may know, I like styling things with a twist and I have had my eye on updating my wardrobe a little 70’s accent. I also have a huge crush on Western-inspired pieces. And now, since Alessandro Michele’s legendary Gucci collection debuted, the thirst for everything geek chic, sequinned and bespectacled was real. If you’re as inspired to…
So it’s been two months since I moved to London and whilst it seems to people that finally getting something that you’ve worked towards would come as a relief, it actually comes with a lot of anxiety. The truth is that as soon as I landed at Heathrow in early June, I went straight to bed in an empty house by myself…
The first proper photography project I had was when I was 17. I had created a mood board for a shoot I was going to do with a friend of mine, a blonde 5’11 girl, the kind that had been scouted by the likes of Storm from the age of twelve. It was for my Art AS level and the…
On a rainy London afternoon, as most afternoons are over here, I must confess that I was daydreaming about my warm, cloud-like bed as I headed down to do a review of Boutique Spa in Queensway. I mean, when it’s windy, wet and cold outside and you have to mess around with an umbrella, who doesn’t want to stay at home?…
Notting Hill: renowned for the eponymous movie, Portobello Market with dubious antiques and a whole load of new cafes and restaurants that cater to its upscale clientele. It may just be me but it seems that there’s a trend for serving up stylish, fresh plates with a health consciousness in W11. Leading the way is Clean and Lean, Farmacy, Farm…
