Here are some finds that I would love to own in my home.
Read MoreTo celebrate his 15th anniversary, Matthew Williamson teamed up with Swarovski to create the magical short film, XV, starring Sienna Milller, Poppy Delevigne and Andrea Riseborough wearing dresses created with thousands of Swarovski Elements in this fantasy tale.
Read MoreI have been enthralled by Audrey Hepburn ever since I saw her in Roman Holiday. Her natural style that suited her so well, the fact that she trained to be a ballerina, as I did when I was young, before she became an on screen star and her grace, that every girl wishes to emanate. It was the anniversary of her death last week. This is a tribute to her and the light she brought to my life and the screen.
Read MoreI have been living in Perth, Western Australia for six months. Everyday I'm wowed by how gorgeous this place is. Perth has everything on offer; the beach, the weather, the food, the bars and even Chanel opened up in the CBD last year (finally, after spending seven years searching for the right location!).
Read MoreWhy is it so difficult?
Read MoreWith grace and poise, The Australian Ballet leaps into its 50th year. To celebrate the anniversary with equally as much style, they threw a birthday gala on Saturday 3rd November, featuring international guests including the American Ballet Theatre, Stuttgart Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, National Ballet of China and the Tokyo Ballet.
Read MoreAlthough I am not thinking about having children at this stage, this article, originally posted on a UK parenting website, made me chuckle. It also showed me I am definitely NOT ready to have kids of my own just yet...however if I followed these guidelines, I am not sure if I will EVER be ready.
Have a read (and a laugh)...
Read MoreThese graceful photographs are from an exhibition called Ashes and Snow by Canadian film-maker and photographer Gregory Colbert. Colbert captures the extraordinary beauty of rare interactions between humans beings and animals. The animal subjects of the photographs include interactions with both wild animals and also those that have been habituated to human contact.
Read MoreReflecting upon the anniversary of September 11th, 2001, I stumbled across this Forbes Magazine article. It is a wonderful reflection upon the great city, with all its quirks, buzz and magic that it is known for. For those who live in New York, have lived there, such as myself, or those who dream of one day living there, I would definitely recommend reading it. It brought a smile to my lips and a twinkle to my eye thinking about the place. Unsurprisingly many of these lessons translate to not only New York City but to life in general and other cities as well. Take a moment to read it and perhaps you will learn something too.
Read MoreHere are the National Geographic Traveler photo contest winners. Which ones are your favourites?
Read MoreHere are some encounters, stories and such that I have noticed about New York City that makes it a unique and exciting place to live.
Read MoreMake your life an adventure.
Read MoreHaving just come back from a weekend at the beach in The Hamptons, I was captivated by these coastal aerial shots from young US photographer Gray Malin. The 26-year-old captured these amazing images by shooting from a low flying doorless helicopter. I love the contrast between the throng of people on the beach and the bare deep blue sea. How from above the beach looks so different. How the crowds make for interesting, colourful, beautiful pictures.
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