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WLG on cultivating a beginner’s mind
Dubai is a small city. One of the ladies forwarded a screenshot of her Tinder conversation to our ‘ladies nights’ WhatsApp group. Two of the other ladies immediately recognised him from their own previous Tinder experiences. Sabine, in particular, … Read more →
100 Kensington
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“A mere stone’s throw from South Kensington tube station,” read the press release for 100 Kensington.
This is ironic because throwing stones is one of the first things I think … Read more →
Bradley Theodore visits Bluebird Chelsea in association with Maddox Gallery
On Thursday 30 March 2017, Bradley Theodore appeared at Bluebird Chelsea in association with Maddox Gallery. The event took place in a private room at Bluebird Chelsea. The evening offered the opportunity to meet the New York street artist and … Read more →
The Ivy Chelsea Garden celebrates Guy Fawkes & the launch of the Winter Garden
Saturday 5 November saw a host of The Ivy Chelsea Garden’s regulars, local residents, influencers and VIP guests gather together to celebrate one of Britain’s best traditions—Guy Fawkes—alongside the launch of the Winter Garden with an evening of family-oriented activities. … Read more →
Little white lies
My text was the first thing Kate read when she woke up, ‘First of all I never got to tell you that you are so beautiful…’ In her early morning daze, she thought, how sweet that my friend is telling … Read more →
Blush + Blow
The blurb
Blush + Blow started out as a seed of an idea in the mind of make-up artist, beauty blogger and entrepreneur Bridget O’Keeffe. Aiming to combine her skills and fuse her background in beauty with her mantra ‘blow … Read more →
5 signs he’s not worth dating
There are the obvious red flags but sometimes the signs that he’s not worth dating might be subtle. Liz – intelligent, fun and a beautiful English rose – briefly dated a guy she met online. Who hasn’t, hey! Afterwards, Liz … Read more →
Child’s play
With this year’s Secret Garden Party themed ‘Childish Things’, culture as a whole seems to have adopted a fondly regressive outlook this summer, from the V&A’s temporary display The Alice Look—celebrating the 150th anniversary of Lewis Carroll’s book—to Carsten … Read more →
WLG on finding fulfilling work
‘I love the irony of you bringing that book to the pool of a Four Seasons hotel,’ Monique laughed. She was referring to Finding Fulfilling Work: A 21st Century Career Guide For Millennials by Adele Barlow, which I was taking … Read more →
