Worn & Chosen
City Ease, Countryside Charm
From Notting Hill mornings to impromptu brunches, this outfit captures refined ease with just the right hint of nostalgia.
The Moon bag has quickly become my seasonal staple — buttery leather with gold-tone hardware, and surprisingly spacious. I’ve tucked in my Canon DSLR, a linen notebook, and still had room for a touch-up kit. It’s the kind of bag that whispers luxury, not shouts.
These two-tone slingbacks? Straight out of a 1940s daydream. Elegant with a modern lift — they’re endlessly wearable and give every outfit a bit of that “grab-a-matcha-while-balancing-a-bouquet” flair. I’ve styled them with wide-leg denim and a shearling-trimmed jacket here, but they pair just as beautifully with a pleated midi or tailored shorts
Sculpted Romance & Moonlit Grace
Ethereal. Honest. Intricate.
This jacquard gown is a masterclass in modern opulence — beautifully cinched at the waist (with a little tailoring magic on my part), it moves with that perfect balance of structure and softness. The fabric catches the light in the most decadent way, like moonlight filtered through vintage lace.
Worn here for an evening soirée in a hidden London mews, it felt flirty, vivacious, yet undeniably timeless — a piece that belongs in both fairy tales and black-tie diaries.
Ideal for birthdays, galas, or award season moments. Style it with black stilettos or classic strappy pumps, a box clutch, and a single strand of pearls for a look that lingers.
Hothouse Elegance in Ruffles & Rouge
I wore this sweeping crimson number to a midsummer wedding at the Hurlingham Club — a day so warm it called for grace, not sweat. Thankfully, the fabric of this dress felt like the chicest built-in air conditioning, breezy and breathable with every step (and sip of champagne).
The layered ruffles give it that just-right dose of drama — no theatrics, just movement. It’s the kind of piece that flows when you walk and flirts just a little with the moonlight. Think modern-day muse meets garden soirée.
Style it with silver stiletto strap heels and a metallic clutch for an evening that ends with compliments you didn’t fish for.
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Grecian Poise, London Postcode
This backless dress is a subtle nod to sun-soaked mythology, with just the right amount of sparkle. The fluid skirt dances effortlessly as you walk, cinched at the waist with soft elastic and embroidered with a midnight-blue motif that calls to mind moonlit coastlines and quiet candlelit courtyards.
The hand-embroidered buttons, sequinned in delicate blue, offer that rare kind of detail you only notice when you’re up close — or when someone compliments you for the third time in a row.
Perfect for summer weddings, evening cocktails, or just standing still and looking unbothered. I wore mine on a warm London night in Notting Hill, paired with metallic heels and that breezy kind of confidence only a well-cut dress can bring.
Birthday Silk & Shoulder Power
Discover the allure of ethereal beauty with this exquisite and impeccably crafted puff-sleeve mini dress. Bringing a sense of airy sophistication and graceful charm to your most cherished occasions.
I wore this dress on my birthday and it did exactly what a birthday dress should do: cinch at the waist, celebrate the shoulders, and float like a whispered compliment all evening long.
The sleeves bring drama, while the tailored silhouette balances grace with just the right dose of edge. The fabric? Light as air, but commands attention. I paired it with silver heels and a coupe of champagne (non-negotiable).
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Velvet Schoolgirl Whimsy
Equal parts romantic and rebellious, this outfit is my ode to everyday elegance with a whisper of Snow White mischief (yes, the apple was intentional).
Wearing a black velvet playsuit layered over a ruffled-neck cotton blouse gives a look that feels playful yet polished. Add in some ivory tights and patent Mary Jane heels, and suddenly you’re serving “library date meets gallery girl”.
Functional enough to run errands, stylish enough to make an entrance and once it was on, I genuinely didn’t want to take it off.
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