so i finally watched… fleabag the play

This week, I went to see a recorded version of Phoebe Waller-Bridge performing her play, 'Fleabag', at the Wyndham's Theatre in London at Curzon Soho as a part of the NT Live scheme. 'Fleabag' is a one-woman show that follows a young, quite self-obsessed, binge-drinking woman who is grieving her mother and best friend and…

dior at the v&a

"In the 21st century, as online access opened up the fashion world and provided a platform for all voices, the question of the line between appropriation and appreciation has called for a more conscious and considered use of influences from different cultures. Maria Grazia Chiuri has spoken of the changing role of a creative director,…

post-exams thoughts

I'm finally back! Exam season is finished and I officially don't go to school anymore. Writing that feels so unfathomable and too good to be true. I still don't think I have fully adjusted to the fact that my a levels are finally over and summer has begun. I wonder how long it will take…

betrayal

A week and a half ago, I was lucky enough to head into town to see ‘Betrayal’ at the Harold Pinter Theatre. The cast was phenomenal: Tom Hiddleston, Charlie Cox and Zawe Ashton (still haven’t got over it.) and the play was utterly brilliant. I haven’t really stopped thinking about it since. The plot covered…

days in cafes 2

My latest cafe trip has been to the wonderful branch of Ole & Steen in Richmond for a chat with a coffee with my lovely mum. They are a Danish bakery chain with a huge variety of yummy pastries and delicious loaves of bread. Whatever sweet treat you fancy, they are bound to have it!…

days in cafes

On the last day of half term, before hectic school life started all over again, my friends and I headed to a gorgeous independent cafe in the neighbourhood to finish off all our homework and revision. If you're looking for some inspiration to redecorate your bedroom or update your kitchen, you've come to the right…