I just happen to keep finding things in green that deserve to be bought recently. The Veronica Beard dress? In my basket. The Staud one? Also in my basket. And the Arezzo bag… the one that got away. Saw it in Miami, didn’t buy it (questionable behaviour) and now it lives rent-free in my head. Remember... green means go/buy. Oséree - Lumière metallic stretch-knit kaftan - Buy at Net-A-Porter Isabel Marant - Green Sunglasses - Buy at Pretavoir Veronica Beard - Ruben pleated

Here’s a little resort wear edit of some of the pieces I’ll be packing for our upcoming holiday. I’m all about easy pieces that work by the pool and still feel right for dinner at sunset. I do like to mix it up, especially when I'm somewhere new - but warm, golden tones and relaxed shapes are firmly in my good books right now. Buying new pieces for a holiday might technically be a guilty pleasure of mine… but I prefer to think of it as essential prep 😉 Isabel Marant - Sungla

When it comes to trainers, restraint is overrated and I'm firmly in the more-is-more camp. Trainers with dresses. Trainers with tailoring. Trainers with denim, obviously. But more so with pieces that technically 'shouldn’t' work. We need an intentional collection of different colours, shapes, textures. Variation isn’t chaos - it’s curation. Minimalism has its place – but not on a shoe rack. Here are some of my current favourites: Autry - Reelwind Low Sneakers in White and E

I don’t believe in “jewellery rules.” My philosophy is more... Gold and silver together? Absolutely. Designer next to high-street? Of course. Only matchy matchy? Nooooooo thank you. Here are just a few of my top picks - and yes, I did include Blair Waldorf's necklace - and I absolutely stand by that life choice. Tilly Sveaas: Silver Lucky No 7 On Fine Curb Chain - Buy at Tilly Sveaas Garland Collection: Small Signature Pendant - Buy at Garland Collection Hersey & Son: Sterl