I love those review programs, and the great thing about having your own blog is that you can easily look back at your outfits. I think it is a good way to see what has worked and what hasn’t.
Lets start with fitness; after all the parties I am going to have to up my game in January, and I know that when I have comfortable well fitting gymwear I am more likely to exercise .
Nothing beats a great camel coat, and I live in mine with these New Balance trainers !
I love supporting new brands and Les Glorieuses is one of my favourite from 2015 .
I love a great pair of sunglasses and Oliver Goldsmith, and I truly wish I had bought this pair!
The right swimwear takes inches off, and I adore Seafolly. Cocobay have the best selection and in March I will be desperate for some sun.
We loved the Abama hotel in Tenerife and am starting to look at options for our annual NCT group holiday.
This blouse from La Redoute was one of my favourite buys of 2015.
I love preloved items, and this pair of Valentino heels was one of my best finds – from Vestaire Collective .
I also found so many great pieces on eBay, and preloved shops such as Shush.
My wardrobe has never looked more organized and I was honoured to work with super stylist Deborah Sheridan Taylor – check out our post on rebooting your wardrobe.
I am already craving the sun, and I lived in the white dress in the Summer 2015.
I also lived in Kaftans all summer in American. Check out my top tips if you are thinking of going to LA this Summer.
Back to London after a Summer in Los Angeles, thank you Noreen Goodwin for inspiring me to revisit the cape.
I was also introduced to the best shoe ever – the Vamp from Gianvitto Rossi.
And of course, nothing beats a good jumpsuit!
I also have lived in my cashmere from Wyse.
The last purchase of 2015 was my Emila Wickstead coat,which I have been wearing with everything
I am so looking forward to 2016! I am busy preparing my Wishlist and will be sharing it with you in the next couple of days, so please keep reading, and have a fabulous 2016 .
