I often really enjoy the purchase of classics first: the pea jacket, loafers, a white shirt, for example…

However, I am really feeling Neapolitan colours of the ice cream variety: chocolate, strawberry and vanilla with sprinkles!

I think I enjoy these colours at the beginning of the new season, as it’s still sunny and I have time before I dive into navy, grey and black…

I guess I want the joy of dressing up, so here are my favourite finds, for now and forever.

I like to collect from time to time when I decide I love something; it can be Murano glass, vintage plates or repurposed furniture. I recently acquired a small, old handmade occasional table that is made of one piece of wood that is beautifully patinaed and worn.

Last weekend I spent time with a friend and designer in vintage stores, from the beautifully curated to the junk shops. There is so much to love about both, and about the hunt and thrifting.

We came across a ceramic pot with huge iron staples repairing it, which added to the charm and made me think about the Japanese tradition of kintsugi, the golden repair of broken pottery.

Anahi, restaurant in Paris, has great examples of this on the tiled wall.

So this week there are more independent designers, but also a focus on craft.

By Walid

I have been friends with Walid for longer than I care to mention!

His commitment to craft, understanding of textiles and the joy they bring are second to none.

In a time when disposable seasonal fashions ask to be replaced every few months, Walid’s one-of-a-kind separates improve with age – the provenance of their cloth is prepared to absorb a new story. These are clothes and homewares that speak of craft, of history and of quality. It is the kind of luxury that sometimes money cannot buy.

Hunting Season

I have long admired Danielle Corona… for the brand and commitment to craft. I spent a little time with them in Colombia a few years ago now, and I particularly like the way their items are sophisticated and refined.

Liz Rowland

There isn’t much Edinburgh-based illustrator Liz Rowland hasn’t covered in her whimsical illustrations.

Nazzy Beglari

Describing herself as a “free soul”, Beglari travels far and wide on her textile hunt, travelling to every corner of India, Japan, Cambodia and Thailand to shape her multidimensional approach to life. Her one-of-a-kind designs are much in demand.

Sac Decortif

Sac Décoratif began with an exploration of fashion and art history archives, and remains deeply intertwined with the vintage aesthetics of eras when fashion was inseparable from art. At their core is the revival of collectible fashion.

And finally, who could resist this beautiful basket at JW Anderson.

Crafted in England by sculptor and master Yeoman Basketmaker Eddie Glew, each basket is handmade with a dedication to preserving traditional techniques, materials and forms.

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As consumers, I feel it is right to look at craftsmanship and talent that is sometimes, for no reason, “unsung” and not always found in stores on the high street or online.

I now have my Substack to speak about designers, old and new, and to highlight talent.

Hopefully you will take a look and see the wonderful clothes out there and know that if you buy something, you will be supporting independent talent.

It is with great sadness, that we heard the news that Thierry Colson had passed away

Myself, many friends and industry peers have his designs. They have a romantic softness to them, and he was so knowledgeable about fabrics and embroidery.

He worked with Martine Sitbon for some time when she was at Chloé, before he launched on his own.

There is a wonderful backstory written by Rhonda Richford for WWD – linked here.

I first came across Thierry’s designs on holiday in Spain, probably around 2007, and I fell in love with the label.

You can find some of Thierry on Abask, as I created a small exclusive capsule there with him, and I wear this tunic a lot.

This Swiss dot dress is sublime, an exclusive on NAP.

This Rachel kaftan I love. I also had a long one that I lost!

I even found a vintage piece in a store in Comporta a few months ago and wanted to discuss with him some inspiration from this for new designs…

So, in the spirit of discovery, once a month I will highlight a couple of designers I think you should check out. Sometimes these designers are selling on their site. Sometimes you will need to go directly to them as they are made to order. Either way, take a look, as there is so much out there and these designers need your support. How wonderful to have something rare and possibly a one-off, or even made just for you.

This month, along with Thierry, I am highlighting these two…

Institution

I first met Galib at a prize I was judging, and he was a co-founder of the brand ACT N°1, a Milanese brand. I definitely felt that this was an interesting brand, especially in Milan, which can sometimes be a little commercial.

Earlier this year I met Galib again at the LVMH Prize and he introduced me to his new label, Institution. Well, I was enthralled with the basket skirt.

I was taking a look at the Copenhagen fashion shows and, WOW! His show looked great. I loved the sculptural shapes that also had a softness to some of the designs too. There are multicultural layers to his work which are beautiful.

He is certainly one to watch.

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Jake Burt

Stefan Cooke was a brand I worked with in the past, and I was always enthralled by the craftsmanship of their designs.

I would later see many “big” houses be influenced by the designs they were creating.

I came across his Faimann’s on Instagram. Wooden objets to hang in the home, or on your bag as I do here, and was thrilled to realise it was Jake.

I urge you to go to his little space in the East End of London, only open on Saturdays. He has some wonderful items that are small runs and beautifully made – I particularly like the jackets.

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I adore this kind of dressing as it feels pretty uncomplicated and always fresh. So here are some combinations for you to enjoy as much as I do.

This outfit is very high on my wishlist. I think the pieces are timeless, cool and elegant.

Shirts and shorts are a winning combo for me, and I really love Sebline shirts. The quality and craftsmanship are well worth the investment, and it’s another designer that can’t be found everywhere.

I also love wearing a pendant, and I love this heavy gold fish. The textured shoes give the simplicity of the look an edge.

The Calla shoes are all one-offs, too.

I think a white jean looks great with either a white or black shirt, keeping a minimal approach (which I admit I sometimes find hard). White jeans can be tricky to get right, but a thicker, non-stretch pair that’s loose on the body will give the cool vibe.

I really love a kaftan or a fluid white dress. It’s the ultimate in chic. The LMF dress is made from shantung silk, a fabric that really needs to be appreciated in person. Marta Ferri rarely has pieces available at retail as most of her collections are made to order, but this Martini dress (what a name!) can be found on Abask. Get it while you can.

The clean lines look great here - I have just got this little MUUÑ bag and adore it.

Tableau upcycles fabrics, and every piece is handmade by Jane Cameron, making each one a true one-off. The brand mainly works in a palette of black and white, which I love.

White feathers can be great for parties, and a little raffia flat makes the look feel more relaxed.

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I want to lean in and have a truly summery August… picnics, swimming, golden hour, sundowners, quick getaways to beautiful places. Then I’ll deal with “back to school” with reinvigoration.

So I wanted to touch on florals but daises in particular. They’re sweet, they’re summery and I have always found a nostalgic delight associated with them. From my grandma’s garden when I was little girl, to having a little girl and making daisy chains with her. I just wish I had greener fingers!

Enjoy the summer, and the smell of the daises.

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I was obsessed with French Breton T-shirts, hoping I too could look like Jane Birkin. Or did it really begin after I bought a pair of built-up Prada black-and-green striped Mary Jane shoes? A friend of mine was wearing a brown-and-black striped Prada slip dress from the Spring ‘11 collection this week, and it looked fantastic.

I do love stripes, but I also think the colours you choose and the way you mix them are key.

So here are some great finds, along with ideas for layering stripes into your wardrobe through colour, plus a few beautiful striped pieces for the home, too.

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I have been a little obsessed with taking the best possible care of my skin ever since I had a bad bout of acne in my late twenties.

Some melasma followed, so I took myself off to see a dermatologist and had successful treatments for both.

At the time, I was told to use very simple products and to have regular dermabrasion treatments. Of course, your skin changes over time and needs different products and approaches.

I first met Fatma Shaheen just after lockdown, when my skin was dull and stressed, and we started treatments. I was so impressed with the results that I have used many of her products religiously ever since.

I do get asked what products I use, so I thought I'd share a little breakdown of some of my favourite skincare products here.

Skin Design London

For cleansing, I really enjoy an oil on my skin, especially one that removes make up at the same time.

This exfoliant feels gentle but the results are very powerful - really glowy skin.

I tend to alternate between serums and sprays depending on what I feel I need, these are my hydration go-tos.

I love these for a smooth, tightening effect.

These are great for a glow effect.

I do suffer from puffy eyes and love that this has little ball bearings in the tip, which helps give a bit of lymphatic drainage as you apply it.

I try to use a gua sha in the morning once a serum is applied, just for a couple of minutes.

In the summer, I like to use a tinted SPF during the day for protection before applying my make-up.

In the colder months, I like to use something a little richer.

Every night, without a doubt…

I am trying out mouth tape too!

Whilst getting ready for bed, I use the CurrentBody helmet to promote a healthy scalp and support hair growth.

And this Starter Kit from Beauty Pie is great for travel.

My favourite cosmetic bags are, by far, Anya Hindmarch and I love that they can be monogrammed…

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I realise the default can be dresses but I find that shorts are a great option, as they just swap in for my trouser. Shorts are all too often relegated to the confines of the beach—think hot pants and Daisy Dukes. Rarely is the summer staple described as ‘chic’. But teamed with a good city sandal, it is, and it allows you to be playful with accessories like anklets. I find this uniform really works for me when I’m running around in 100 degree heat.

I have to admit, finding the right shorts is not that easy, as I like them to be flattering on the leg which means being cut wide through the thigh and neat at the waist, quite tailored sometimes.

Here are some great ones on discount right now, and how I would wear them.

Sacai do great shorts as they have a utilitarian feel and good fabrics.

These neat tailored ones are great for day to evening.

Dolce are good at shorts and these would be good day to evening too.

I love a boxer style with a matching shirt.

Tan and beige are great colours as they’re so versatile.

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They somehow work just as well back in the city after our travels, acting as a great connection to the time we had away.

It seems to be something we’re all doing more and more, and ironic, nostalgic throwbacks are something I’ve always loved.

It’s not just limited to a great tee. I love picking up everything from beaded necklaces to bags. Anklets, chokers, ashtrays and keyrings galore - ironic tourist finds that help keep the holiday spirit alive.

It doesn’t stop there either, with some cool hotels doing intentional, “got-to-have!” merch.

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When the sun has heightened our senses, golden hour is calling, and we just want to do glamour - the kind that works in the heat and makes us feel our best.

Let’s have fun in the sun.

16Arlington Bambola collection with online exclusives are a winner.

White sequins are a great choice.

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I wasn’t feeling confident enough to wear a bikini, I’m sorry to say. Don’t get me wrong, I was so very proud that my body gave me a beautiful child, but I was having a postpartum slump... Anyway I remember loving it and how it made me feel great, I quickly discovered the power of a beautifully cut maillot in a great fabric!!

I also learnt that I could manoeuvre confidently and easily with her on the beach in a one-piece.

We can all feel our most vulnerable and also our most empowered in swimwear. I love the feeling of being free and being comfortable in my skin.

Now I flip between the one piece and the bikini and love them both for different reasons…so depending on my mood, vibe and where I am I really love to explore what’s out there…

My absolute go too, however, is black, without a doubt, closely followed by brown, and any colour that will enhance my skin. The most important thing to remember is you must feel great because confidence is key…

Farrah Fawcett, the iconic Charlie’s Angel, wore a Norma Kamali red swimsuit, apparently Norma was not a fan of this particular swimsuit and was stunned when she saw the famous image from Bruce McBroom in 1976.

In 1991 Liza Bruce, who was the “go to” for swim and based in London, sued the high-street giant, Marks & Spencer for copying her designs and eventually the lawsuit broke her business. I loved her swimwear and wished I had kept hold of it but I came across this one piece on Rellik vintage. The same piece was worn by Linda Evangelista in this British Vogue by Patrick Demarchelier shoot from 1990.

The bikini was designed in the 60s, and was considered very racy. Réard named his design after the Bikini Atoll, where the first post-war tests of the atomic bomb were taking place.

French women welcomed the design but the Catholic Church, some media, and a majority of the public initially thought the design was risqué or even scandalous.

For a little while, in the naughties, I designed bikinis that were reminiscent of the type that Brigitte Bardot wore in the 60’s, and again it felt freeing to be wearing pretty frilly cotton slips of fabric.

I am quite enjoying the one piece that can worn as a top too.

Adore this YSL one.

I always think a one shouder is chic.

I always keep an eye on Norma Kamali and do think this is quite fabulous.

This is a classic and flattering shape.

Love the beads here.

Lisa Marie Fernandez has genius little cardigans you can wear over the swim.

These are both good classics, but sexy also.

Nou Nou is that perfect modern take on the Brigitte Bardot look.

KIINI, the orignal and the best, has great colourways and love these ones she has done with Kith.

Sara Cristina’s Narcissus bikinis are so chic, I have them in all the colours.

Lisa Marie’s seersucker fabric is great and quick drying - this style has very subtle padding in the top.

I think a little embellishment is great, especially gold and brown, it’s beautiful on all skin types.

A fab find at Zara and the bottoms move for minimum or maximum coverage depending on your mood.

I adore coral at the moment and it looks great against the black.

Australian brand Matteau is great for minimal, 90s-inspired swimwear.

I like to use Institut Esthederm on my skin in the sun. Prada Banana Balm lip balm, Medik8 everyday serum and Pixi Antioxidant Mist are also becoming fast favourites.

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I love jewellery and can jingle and jangle most of the time, especially with my bell from Elena Votsi from the island of Hydra which I’ve worn permanently around my neck for some time now.

I truly love collecting things that make me smile, and layering is no problem for me at all - in fact, I need to learn how to let one item sing

So, with trips in the sun pending, I have been looking at some beautiful things to bring sunshine to me before I reach it.

I managed to bag some coral beads at a vintage fair recently. I found a gorgeous articulated fish in gold with turquoise eyes, and I’ve also been eyeing a Dezso by Sara Beltrán anklet!

Fish

Shells

Beads

Tassel Pendant

Coral

Charms

Malachite

Candy Crush

Heavy Metals

And lastly, for anyone in Paris at the end of July, the artist Sophie Mary is taking part in the @saint_sulpice_ceramique market from 25–28 June - I want them all!

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The first was a classic Spanish basket with long tan leather handles. I bought it from the roadside in Formentera maybe 20 years ago. We used to holiday there every summer, catching the boat from Ibiza. We would lie on white sand all day, on very quiet, deserted beaches. It was still something of a hidden secret back then, and, if I remember rightly, there was just one road running through the centre of the island, perfect for the Mini Moke. We kept driving past this basket shop, but it was always closed. Finally, one day, we stopped and I bought one. I was thrilled! I had no idea why it spoke to me so deeply. For years I used that basket every summer, and I still have it today. Remarkably, it's in great condition.

Then, with every country I visited, I bought another. And another. And another...

When I worked at Matchesfashion, I remember first laying eyes on the Loewe basket with the tan leather patch. They were still testing them at the time, and I instantly knew the hit we would have.

I now search for authentic baskets on holiday that are unique to the region, or styles I have never seen before. I like refined ones by big brands, as well as fun finds in markets too. Another basket? Really?… but yes, big or small they just work effortlessly and I use them all year round. I also like to use them around the house for moving things upstairs and downstairs - washing, food, dry cleaning, so I can enjoy them all year round and not just for the summer months.

So, here are my favourite baskets right now.

Happy shopping.

The colour combo of this really makes me happy.

I really don’t have a black basket and the simplicity here is great.

Ines bags are beautifully crafted and original.

A Jane bag is must for any basket lovers.

Muun bags are great and I love the little one for the eve.

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Heimat Atlantica large basket - I love the colours here.

I like the minimal branding, colour and shape here.

Adore this Sicilian basket.

Hunting season have beautiful baskets, this one is great colour.

Love this one from The Row as it’s a forever piece.

This mini one is great for evening too.

Sometimes simple is best.

This is a forever piece.

The Hortensia reimagined in raffia is fab.

I love the size and details of this from Tina Vaia.

Lutz Morris combines beauty and function.

What a find!

Kilometre has 3 sizes and so many unique designs - I do like micro bags right now.

This is a beauty - a little expensive!

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Whether it’s Marrakech, Tangier, or Essaouira, what’s not to love about the colours, heat, smells, and sounds of Morocco? You can understand why so many creatives, over the decades, have enjoyed coming here.

I have been visiting for more years than I care to remember, and for the last few trips I have been staying at Berber Lodge.

There is so much space, and everywhere has a feeling of rustic, calm, discreet luxury. Food from the garden and very few people - I really enjoy the rest and respite this environment gives me.

The lodge is a love story between the owner and the village of Oumnass and its inhabitants. Romain Michel Menière is a French-Swiss interior designer who has been living in Morocco since 2002. His goal was to discover Berber culture: their customs, traditions, craftsmanship, and architecture.

This is me... so!

I also enjoy the thrill of putting together the first of my summer looks. Marrakech at this time of year allows for warmer colours and swathes of lightweight fabric. With this in mind, I give you the first of many (I am sure) summer getaway ideas to curate and enjoy.

I love Kilometre baskets, and YVES blue is perfect for Morocco.

I love Sébline shirt dresses, every summer a new one is needed!

This Sara Cristina pearl embellished bikini, in red, is a must.

These new black jelly’s with metallic beads from AGS are great, they come in a few colours.

Lisa Marie Fernandez caramel colours this season are so beautiful - and Esthiderm is my go to sun cream, I never burn.

A white dress never fails and these from Vita Kin and Sèbline are just the ticket.

I really enjoy this SPF for my face, to help with brown spots. These beaded bags feel so fun with a By Walid dress.

And lastly, this is great for travel - what’s not to love about a pink jean?

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Miuccia Prada really owns this. For as long as I can remember, she has pulled it off time and time again.

It seems that the skirt part of this look is easy once you find the one you love, but the “tee” part may be a little trickier.

So here are my top picks for the best tees to wear with a statement skirt right now.

The first thing to consider is the look and feel you’re going for.

Below, I give recommendations for four looks. I guess the trick is that the tee needs to have the right shape and attitude for the look you want to pull off - a good neckline that flatters you, and box-fresh if you’re going for a white tee. Black and white are the easiest options, and the ones I favour most. I also like to wear tees slightly loose on the body; however, when I was younger, I really loved a shrunken, tight tee. So again, think about the comfort and ease that work for you, because feeling confident is the most important part of looking and feeling effortless.

The Oversized Boxy Tee - worn slouchy for a cool look, preferably untucked. This works well with lingerie-style skirts.

The Sculptured, Shape-Shifting Tee

This is more of a top, but in jersey to give a relaxed feel, and there are some great ones right now.

I like to pair these with a sparkling skirt that has a lot of chutzpah, as it gives the overall look a polished feel.

The Prim Knitted Short-Sleeve Tee

These can be great if it’s a little chilly. Long sleeves work too. These styles work particularly well with full skirts.

The Slightly Sheer, Body-Skimming Tee

Try this tucked in for a more polished yet relaxed feel. I like this style with a skirt like the Prada one, as the skirt is already saying a lot.

Finally, I am quite enjoying these tees with a train… very fashion!

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I was lucky enough to be invited to celebrate artichoke season at La Posta Vecchia near Rome last weekend.

It was a celebration of artichoke - carciofo - season: a weekend full of delicious food, plenty of fun, and lots of dancing. Who knew artichokes could taste so good in a cocktail? We ate them on pasta, deep-fried, and paired with pork, to name just a few dishes.

It got me thinking: what to wear when you want to have fun all day in the sun? Whether you’re attending a wedding or a summer soirée, striking the balance between glamorous and comfortable can feel tricky.

La Posta Vecchia is a hotel filled with Baroque exuberance and artful elegance, blending old-world charm with forward-facing aesthetics..

So, what to wear? When you want to have fun all day in the sun? I started thinking about how to feel glamorous while still being practical: perhaps the evening will turn chilly, you’ll need shoes that work on grass, and ideally something you can dance in all day and into the night…

So, if you’ll be attending a wedding or summer soirée this season, here are a few ideas for you.

A special skirt and tee.

This is a combination I always enjoy. Thanks to Mrs Prada, it works so well while still feeling effortless. It can be worn with flats or perhaps a wedge, too.

The Fun Dress

I always think a dress with a little movement to it works well for dancing.

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Right now, I’m relying heavily on good tees and jeans, topped with new sunnies and sandals, to carry me through the coming months. Between travel, work, and changing temperatures, these are the pieces that help me feel pulled together.

You know the kind of sandal that will work instantly… throw on and go. After all, we’re busy women; we need things to be easy. So whether you’re about to embark on a weekend away, a holiday, a garden soirée, or you’re running around the city, these are the best pieces around.

Aviators

A good aviator is always a classic, this blue lens is something special.

Statement Shades

A statement look here, and the amber colourway is great - wear with tan sandals and your good to go.

The colour of these JMM sunglasses are a great all rounder - I find nude shades very flattering.

The Ultimate Classic

Dad Sandals

I will never tire of the trekky look - it can really ground a feminine look and keep it literally running.

Thong Sandals

As soon as I can, I’ll wear - I love a white shoe, it’s fresh and fun.

Classic Sandals

Ancient Greek Sandal Thalia £235

I got these recently and the brown satin works with everything.

Sweet cage sandals are great with shorts, capris and baskets.

I have always liked a rope detail and this black pair from Valentino will work with everything.

Embellished Sandals

I’m a sucker for crystals too, but I like them bold and unexpected.

Heeled Sandals

Sandals with a little heel are great for a soiree or when you need something a tad more feminine, these pink ones from Prada hit the spot.

I wouldn’t necessarily keep the little heel or pop of gold just for the evening, it can really add a bit of fun to a boyish look in the day too.

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Fantasising about summer, I’ve been wanting to refresh my wardrobe with well-intentioned pieces.

Items I can wear now: a striped trouser or a clog, maybe some fab new accessories that I know will carry me through summer, into city vibes, and on to holidays.

I was really enjoying my search and realised that a pop of red, along with different textures and details (as always), was really playing a part.

So this is a little taste of summer before it truly arrives - and it’s also the best time to snap up those great pieces. I want everything! So enjoy, and get it while you can…

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So whether you’re having an artisanal, colourful moment; keeping things clean, bold, and minimal; or leaning glamorous or rustic, here are my finds for being picky in the garden and all it may entail…

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My love of vintage started as a teenager. I lusted after so many gorgeous items that were out of my price bracket, and discovered Portobello Market - specifically on a Friday - where I would regularly find treasure. The market was prolific back then in the early ’90s, with designers, stylists and magazine editors all trawling.

Stall owners had a wonderful point of view and strong curation skills, and many became store owners, designers and artists, because there was true talent and excitement there.

Now, I do very much like “the new”, but I never tire of classic designs or beautiful creations that I can find from time to time - whether it’s the snakeskin Phoebe-era box bag or a coral miniature cameo worn on a silk cord. I mix these with new finds that I think will be desirable in the future: a Celine soft box bag, Prada pouches, or Marie Lichtenberg lockets.

CURATION IS KEY, it has to be yours, and it takes time and enjoyment to cultivate and develop.

I tend to seek out vintage stores or stalls with passionate owners who have a keen eye for nuance and detail. I’m always drawn to them, meaning I don’t skip a beat when they have new “finds” to sell.

For the uninitiated, online can be a little daunting - so try buying something, and if you’re happy, keep them as a trusted seller and watch for their new uploads.

I repeat: buy from them again. Many are located along the coastline in East and West Sussex, as well as Kent. Whether it’s homewares or clothing, it all inspires me - and I often sell on pieces I’ve enjoyed when I’m ready for someone else to love them too.

Above all, for me, the most stylish, individual taste is always a mix of vintage, new and travel finds.

If you’re looking to visit Kent or Sussex, try…

• Lewes, with its endless, beautifully curated vintage stores.
  

• Duchess Rose is a favourite (in Lewes)
  

• Hawk and Dove in Hastings (for clothing and accessories )
  

• Soap and Salvation in Rye (for home)
  

• Through Your Wardrobe in Rye and Tunbridge (for resale )
  

• Food & Flea Market Hawkhurst (a wonderfully curated selection of stalls with high-quality vintage for both home and self)

  For Online, go to…

• Re-See (highly curated for clothing, accessories and home)

• Vestaiaire Collective (the classic and well trusted)

• Ebay (amazing value can be found here)
  

  So, with this in mind, I give you my picks of new heirlooms - and old.

Now for the pre-loved…

These are the future heirlooms I would like to purchase to enjoy now, knowing they will always be desirable.

This soft bag with a top handle is beautifully made and already has the feeling of a bygone era.

Gabriela hearst has some beautifully crafted bags.

Tom Ford is great at aviators.

This Saint Laurent shirt - and the Chanel x Charvet ones - are great if you can nab one.

A modern take on a classic from Saint Laurent.

A Loretta Caponi Fiocchini, long or short, will stand the test of time…

Alessandro Michele for Valentino is particularly desirable, especially the shoes.

A last hurrah for Pieter Mulier at Alaïa—I love these.

Keeping with the flip-flop theme, these Balenciaga velvet ones…

Chloe florals

The Rabbane classic 1969

Prada printed skirt and leather jacket.