I hope you’re all having a nice weekend. Leave a comment down below telling me one thing that made yours good. I’ve been catching up with friends, checking out the shiny new Big Ben, doing a bit of cheeky shopping, and having lots of lovely food and drink as per the usual. We were also lucky enough to have some sunshine here in London again.

For this week’s blog post, I wanted to talk about some simple tips for looking more polished. I know I have discussed topics like this before, but you don’t need to add anything to your wardrobe with these simple hacks. They can be applied to any outfit you already own to elevate it and look more chic.

For this week’s blog post, I wanted to talk about why everyone should own a suit. Whether you prefer an oversized fit or a more tailored look, bright and bold or neutral, there’s bound to be a perfect suit for everyone. Do you own one yourself? Chances are you’ve probably owned one at one stage in your life or another. Keep reading for the 5 reasons why I think everyone should have one in their wardrobe.

Hope you’re all having the best weekend and Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing mums out there, especially mine, who I’m quite partial too and believe is the best mum anyone’s ever had. While I spent time with my mum last weekend, I was back in London this weekend. Yesterday, my friend, Milllie and I had an outfit shoot day and ended with some delish pasta from Lina Stores, which I’ve been wanting to try to ages. (We both got the carbonara and would def recommend.) Today I had brunch, in true George form, with none other than my gorgeous friend, Zoe and her puppy Odie, who I’ve been wanting to meet for ages! He was such a little dream. Much to Odie’s jealousy, Zoe and I had the banana pancakes from Granger & Co. They were to die for.

Anyway, now that the colour UK weather seems to have finally broken and we’re heading into April soon, I thought it was about time I post my annual colour forecast for Spring/Summer 2022. (Check out last year’s colour forecast here.) As usual, I’m covering this year’s most popular shades, according to Pantone, and how you can wear them.

Hope you’ve had a lovely weekend. Leave a comment below with what you’ve been getting up to. I had some unfortunate and unlucky news this week. Since Monday, I’ve been in isolation with Covid. Luckily for me, it was very mild and I just thought I had a cold. (Leave all your Covid questions below.) So for today’s blog post, I thought I’d discuss some of the reflections I had while spending the last five days alone with my own thoughts.

I hope you’re all having a good Sunday filled with cosy, vibes. London as gotten so cold this week, but I kind of love it when it’s chilly and sunny. This weekend, I’ve finally started feeling festive. Friday we kicked off a bit of Christmas shopping. I always enjoy thinking about what might make other people happy on Christmas. Yesterday, my friend Megan and I had a lovely dinner and walked around Covent Garden looking at all the wonderful lights. I can’t wait to start doing more holiday festivities as the weeks go on.

For this week’s blog post, very appropriately with temperature drop, I wanted to share tmy guide to the knitwear you need to be rocking. Keep reading to get my tips for picking out the perfect sweaters. It’s all about keep cosy!

I hope you’re well and all having a lovely weekend. I’ve had a much needed chilled one, catching up with friends and fam, eating as always, and doing a bit of baking. Finally tried Arôme bakery yesterday near Covent Garden, which I can definitely recommend. The pastries and honey toast were delish! I also picked up a coconut hot choc and walked around a very festive looking London. Has the Christmas decorating begun where you are yet? Now all we need is a bit of snow!

Speaking of snow, with this all white leather look from Ted Baker (gifted) I wanted to share why I think wearing white is definitely recommended this season. Have you ever felt a bit intimidated about style this crisp shade in the cooler months? Below are my tips for looking perfect and wintery in white.