Jumpers in May (and four of the best sustainable knitwear brands)
Ne’er cast a clout till May is out; as my mum always says. And now we’re spending more time socialising outdoors, this proverb has ne’er felt more pertinent.
Ne’er cast a clout till May is out; as my mum always says. And now we’re spending more time socialising outdoors, this proverb has ne’er felt more pertinent.
This is not technically a Breton top, it’s an old striped t-shirt from Gap. The traditional design had a wide boat neckline to allow it to be swiftly pulled-on by sailors, while the broad...
Stompy boots and sturdy clothes: today I’m channeling Barbara Hepworth in her St. Ives Studio.
On the podcast this spring, Lucinda Chambers told me that cargo pants could be considered her signature piece, and that she has dedicated her life to finding the perfect pair. Well, I think I...
Things I’ve never worn before no.25: the gingham summer dress.
I’ve held onto these bootcut needlecords since the 1990s – and that’s because I knew I’d wear them again. Obviously over time, silhouettes and shapes change, but patience and a...
The cardigan has a military background. Named after the Seventh Earl of Cardigan, James Thomas Brudenell (1797-1868) who wore a knitted wool, collarless jacket to lead the Light Brigade at the Battle ...
I love finding a new winning combination. These Acne boots have unleashed a whole host of wardrobe possibilities.
Oh what a lovely start to the year. A surprise mention in Who What Wear’s list of stylish women over-50 has made my January.
Not so long ago I was asked to join the Flats vs Heels debate with Vanessa Feltz on BBC Radio London. The catalyst for this conversation was the publication of Michelle Obama’s memoir (review co...
There are certain items of clothing I know I can always rely on. When I have a book-signing event, a panel discussion or an important meeting, the ‘Once in a Lifetime’ jacket (Céline – boug...
This is the ultimate working from home outfit. Relaxed, easy and just smart enough to feel focused.