Lifestyle Blog

One of my biggest pet hates is random divas being rude to retail staff. There’s really no need. So next time you’re in a busy store, and waiting to be served, remember, the simple act of kindness works a treat. Not to mention you’ll have good shopping karma all day long.

In fashion, we mix colours in an outfit to create a pleasant appearance, to make a statement, and elicit feelings, which deeply resonate with the wearer. Colour can also be used as an incredible tool for wardrobe planning and style.

Times are a change-changin!! Well it’s time your hair did anyway. Winter is a great time to update your style, enhance your confidence or even refresh your look.

Yesterday whilst chatting with a client, she shared with me, that she simply goes into a store and buys the entire ensemble. This conversation got me thinking about buying styles and the multitude of shopper types I see every single day.

These trends are more relevant than before, as we’re opting for more comfortable alternatives to the stuffy, rigid and structured corporate pieces we’re used to wearing.

As I sit and stare at what others have chosen to wear, I question, has our dressing practices really changed that much?? Where are the ladies who have carefully curated their outfit, matched their accessories and even combed their hair?

What’s your work strategy?. Do you push through or only work within your hour of power??

Some say, that the first 20 minutes is fundamental in predicting the trajectory of the remainder of the day. Therefore we need to create simple and healthy morning habits to focus on a positive and productive day ahead.

Fashion houses, retailers, and up and coming designers continue to join the sustainable and ethical bandwagon, launching international initiatives focusing on Conscious Consumerism.

Times are changing and with 57% of women, and an even higher proportion of men turning online to shop, I suggest the following tips and tricks, to help navigate the online shopping world.