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Shades of Red
Few colours have inspired such enduring fascination as red. Throughout history, it has symbolized power, passion, and prestige. Shades of red have adorned royalty, featured prominently in the traditions of the Catholic Church, inspired great works of art and given us some of the most unforgettable moments in fashion history.
There’s something about red that feels particularly alluring to me this autumn. Diana Vreeland famously spent her life in pursuit of the perfect red,


Fall 2026 Favourites
This season, I find myself particularly drawn to pieces that evoke a sense of old-world charm. Thoughtful details, beautiful fabrics, timeless silhouettes and a certain romance that often feels rare in the modern, digital age.
I’ve put together a selection of some of my favourite finds for Fall, from fashion and beauty to eye-catching everyday objects that add a touch of glamour to even the most mundane moments. Each is a reminder that beautiful things have a way of inspir


Labor Day Sale Highlights 2026
I've always loved the satistaction of finding a special piece at a great price, whether I'm restocking on a certain favourte product or to treat myself to a little something special that caught my eye during the season.
This year's Labor Day deals are already underway, with fantastic pieces on offer. I've put together a small selection of some of my favourites, with everything from fashion and beauty to lifestyle and home goods. Scroll below to see my top picks or click t


The Prodigal Son Returns: Harry and Meghan Move Back to the UK
One couldn’t be faulted for wondering if the imminent return of the Prodigal Son to the UK, wife and children in tow, is the plot of a new Netflix picture. Six years after their dramatic “Freedom Flight” out of London, settling first in Canada and then California, it appears the American Dream hasn’t quite panned out as anticipated. The irony, of course, is that they are now returning to the very country they have spent the better part of those six years telling us they had n


Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's Transitional Style Staples
Nobody has ever mastered transitional street style quite like Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
Even at her most casual, she was always impeccably dressed. She focused on timeless, effortless separates that look just as chic today as they did decades ago. As we head into the final weeks of Summer, I find myself looking back at some of the wardrobe staples she turned to time and again over the years. I've put together a selection of some of my favourite modern versions of Mrs. O


A Quiet Victory for King Charles
King Charles has finally been reunited with his grandchildren, Archie and Lilibet, four years after first meeting them. I am genuinely delighted for the King, who by all accounts is a devoted and affectionate grandfather to the Wales children, and I'm equally pleased for the Sussex children, whom the King has longed to know, and who deserve the opportunity to build a relationship with their grandfather.
The reunion raises interesting questions about the long-running debate


The Sussex Saga Continues
For the past several days, I've been inundated with messages from friends, colleagues, and readers asking for my thoughts on Prince Harry’s visit to the UK. Where do I even begin?
At this point, the Sussex playbook has become about as predictable as the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace: a fresh grievance, carefully timed press releases, selective leaks from “sources close to the Sussexes”, and, more often than not, yet another legal battle.


June Favourites - Jewish-Owned Brands
One of the things I have always enjoyed is sharing the products and designers I genuinely love, especially those creating thoughtful, well-made pieces and products. As some of you may have noticed, I've recently made a conscious effort to highlight and celebrate some of the Jewish-Owned brands I love, wear and use, something I feel passionate about at a time when so many Jewish businesses and creators are facing challenges that shouldn't have a place in modern society.
I've


Some Thoughts on the Met Gala
Few fashion events have managed to capture the public’s imagination quite like the Met Gala. What began as a relatively discreet fundraiser has, over time, transformed into a global phenomenon, one watched as closely for its red carpet as for the exhibition it is meant to celebrate. In that transformation, something more subtle has shifted as well.


My Favorite Jewish-Owned Brands
I’ve been thinking about the Jewish-owned brands I love and trust the most, and wanted to share a few of my favourites. Below is a selection of my current picks from the pieces I wear to décor I live with, and the products I turn to time and again.


Farah Pahlavi - Iran's Last Empress
This must be a significant moment for Farah Pahlavi, Iran’s last Empress. Ever since she and her family were forced into exile in 1979, her greatest wish has been to see the brutal Islamic regime that overthrew the monarchy and oppressed the people fall from power, and for Iran to be free. Now, at eighty-seven years of age, it seems that this wish may finally be within reach.


The Ultimate Luxe Gift Guide
For anyone looking to gift something extra-special this year, I've compiled a list of my current favourite investment pieces, handpicked with attention to detail, quality and craftsmanship. See my top picks by category below, or click this link to see the entire luxe gift guide.