There is something about a few days in the sunshine that makes you appreciate the little things. Slow mornings, long lunches, getting dressed for dinner and having absolutely nowhere you need to be. My recent trip to METT Marbella was all of that and more, made even more special by having my mum there with me.

Marks & Spencer has entered a new era, and its first ever London Fashion Week show made that very clear. To celebrate 100 years of M&S fashion, the brand took to the runway at London’s Design Museum with 59 looks inspired by its archive, but completely reworked for the modern woman. Think sharp tailoring, beautiful knitwear, statement outerwear, lace, leather and plenty of texture.

There are some trips where you come home and genuinely think, did that actually happen? This was one of them. A few days in Lake Como with Aston Martin, staying at one of the most beautiful hotels I’ve ever seen, driving Aston Martins around the lake, eating very good Italian food, taking boats across the water and then finishing the trip at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza. Honestly, what is life?

I was recently invited to visit the beautiful Polène Paris store on Regent Street, right at the Piccadilly end, and it was such a lovely experience. If you are in London, it is really easy to get to and definitely worth a visit if you love handbags and jewellery.

Autumn shopping just got a little more unexpected. Pop into Tesco for the milk, grab the butter, and while you’re there, pick up an entirely new wardrobe. F&F’s latest drop is serving rich burgundy, polished tailoring, perfect denim and seriously chic outerwear, proving that a great autumn look doesn’t have to come with a designer price tag. Your weekly shop, but make it fashion.

There’s something so effortlessly elegant about the Kara halterneck pleated maxi dress from Reiss. The coral pink shade feels like the perfect sunset colour, especially against the palms and pool at METT Marbella. I paired it with Gucci’s limited edition makeup, using beautiful pink and coral tones to create that soft, glowing sunset look that perfectly complements the dress. A little bit of holiday glamour, from head to toe.

The new denim edit from Tommy Hilfiger has every fit covered. From classic skinny jeans and flattering mom jeans to timeless straight leg styles, there’s a silhouette to suit every wardrobe and personal style. I’ve put together a reel featuring lots of different outfits and ways to style each pair, showing just how versatile a great pair of jeans can be.

There’s something about a great pair of Tommy Hilfiger denim jeans that instantly pulls a look together. For this season, I’m wearing the Nora mid-rise skinny whiskered jeans in Dark Denim, which have that classic, flattering skinny fit that I’ve been loving again.

September is all about those effortless pieces that make getting dressed feel instantly more polished. Think beautiful cream tailoring, rich navy and that gorgeous deep maroon, with olive really coming through as one of the standout tones at M&S right now. There are plenty of beautifully cut trousers, soft, considered knitwear and those easy layering pieces that give serious Victoria Beckham energy without feeling too done.

Pink playsuit, helicopter to the F1, Aston Martin paddock and a little reminder to myself that life is meant to be fun. I think one of the best things you can do as a woman is build a life that genuinely excites you. Work hard, dress up, say yes to the opportunities, take yourself seriously but never take life too seriously. I want to look back one day and know I really made the most of it.

The beauty of this dress lies in its structure. The waistcoat-inspired bodice and sharply defined collar give it a wonderfully tailored feel, before the silhouette cinches neatly at the waist and falls into a full, dramatic skirt. Beneath it, I’ve added a petticoat, one of my favourite styling tricks for instantly elevating an otherwise simple dress. The layer of netting creates extra volume and movement, giving the whole look that little bit more drama, presence and, of cour

There’s something I really love about the character of Narciso Rodriguez for her. It’s described as sensual, sophisticated and enduring, and I think those qualities say so much about the woman it was created for. She can be feminine and soft, but there’s also depth, confidence and a sense of mystery.

There are some trips that feel like a holiday, and then there are the ones that feel like a little marker in your life. My trip to New York with Tommy Hilfiger was definitely the latter.

There are some dresses that are simply nice, and then there are the dresses that make you feel like you’ve just stepped into your most glamorous self. This is very much the latter. The high collar gives it that effortlessly polished, fashion-forward feel, while the cinched waist pulls everything in beautifully and sits high on the body, creating the illusion of longer, more elongated legs.

This week’s edit is all about that effortlessly polished British aesthetic: classic tailoring, cable-knit textures, crisp shirting and equestrian-inspired details, finished with rich navy, cream, tan and chocolate tones. I’ve pulled together my favourite Holland Cooper pieces alongside timeless accessories for a wardrobe that feels sporty, chic and beautifully put together without ever trying too hard.

Some dresses simply make an entrance, and this Karen Millen Floral Woven Twill Collared Maxi Dress is definitely one of them. The first thing that caught my attention is the dramatic, painterly floral print. Set against a black background, the blurred purple, yellow, green and lilac flowers feel artistic and slightly unexpected, giving the dress a much more editorial feel than a traditional occasion dress.

New in this week at Zara, and these are some of my favourite pieces from the latest August drop. I’m loving the understated, polished feel of the collection, with plenty of black, ivory, soft neutrals and beautifully cut tailoring alongside effortless dresses and statement accessories. It’s that kind of wardrobe that feels modern but timeless, with pieces that can be styled in so many different ways.

There are few things that feel quite as quintessentially British as a summer afternoon spent watching horses jump, dressed up for the occasion, with a glass of something cold in hand and the London skyline somewhere beyond the horizon.

There are very few places where I could happily lose several hours, but the Tommy Hilfiger Archives in Queens, New York, is definitely one of them. Walking into the archives felt like stepping inside the history of American fashion. I was completely in my element, surrounded by incredible pieces from across the decades, iconic runway collections and looks that have become part of fashion history.

There are certain invitations that make you stop for a second, and this was definitely one of them. When Tommy Hilfiger invited me to experience an evening with the New York Yankees, I genuinely had one of those “is this real?” moments. As someone who has always been fascinated by American culture, from the fashion to the food and, of course, the sport, this felt like ticking off a huge bucket-list moment.