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05/10/2026

A suit … I’ve always found it sexy.

The masculinity of it. And I can never leave it alone.
Heels, jewellery or an exquisite cashmere shawl.

Empress Joséphine called her first cashmere shawls hideous. She went on to own almost four hundred.

I understand completely.


Back in black … I just find it irresistible. A touch of gold makes it even more so.I find so many things irresistible … ...
04/10/2026

Back in black … I just find it irresistible.

A touch of gold makes it even more so.

I find so many things irresistible …

My daughter
My dog
My friends
Pistachio ice cream
And love
Just to name a few ...

Wishing you a wonderful Sunday, xx

Sunglasses JACQUES MARIE MAGE
Top Scarlett Poppies
Shorts Tim O'Connor
Slides Giuseppe Zanotti

A healthy attitude looks a lot like sneakers with a blazer ...It’s the ultimate “I’m here to get things done, but my fee...
29/09/2026

A healthy attitude looks a lot like sneakers with a blazer ...

It’s the ultimate “I’m here to get things done, but my feet will hurt if I even look at a stiletto” energy.

The past decade has taught me many things and this is definitely a goody ...
Style isn’t about fitting into a mould.
It’s about choosing ease without compromising your presence.

Who else has officially retired their heels for car-to-table occasions?

Wearing ...

Accessories - Jane Ju, Jewellery Artist/Designer/Maker
Denim suit - Tim O'Connor
Sneakers - Onitsuka Tiger Onitsuka Tiger Australia
T-shirt - UNIQLO Global UNIQLO Australia

Middle age is a superpower ... and it just keeps getting better.If my last post was about the physical shifts and the bo...
16/09/2026

Middle age is a superpower ... and it just keeps getting better.

If my last post was about the physical shifts and the boundaries, this one is about the space that opens up in your head once you stop trying to shrink yourself.

My inhibitions, my old fears, that nagging feeling of being a misfit, they’ve evaporated. I look back at my twenties, an entire decade spent on high alert and I can’t believe how much energy went into seeking approval.

These days I’m wonderfully blasé about things that used to keep me up at night.
Other people’s opinions. Micro fashion trends. Pleasing a crowd of acquaintances. Exhausting, all of it, and I don’t miss it.

The real twist? While my anxieties have shrunk, so has my tolerance. I see it across my entire cohort of fabulous middle aged women, none of us have time for bad manners anymore, or for relationships, platonic or otherwise, that drain more than they give.

We used to hold our breath to keep the peace. Now we just protect it.

There is an unspoken magic when a woman steps into a beautifully tailored suit ...My love affair with suiting began in m...
14/09/2026

There is an unspoken magic when a woman steps into a beautifully tailored suit ...

My love affair with suiting began in my early twenties. It started as a subtle attraction, but over the years, that pull has transformed into full-on devotion. Today, my wardrobe holds more suits than I dare to admit, and each one has its own expression, holding a unique kind of power.

Why do we love them so? I think it’s because they carry a profound evolutionary weight. From the Suffragette suits of the 1910s to Yves Saint Laurent’s iconic Le Smoking tuxedo in 1966, every stitch represents women breaking rules and defining autonomy.

Fast forward to 2026 and the evolution hasn’t stopped ... it has exploded. The modern suit is no longer just a rigid corporate uniform meant to help us blend into a man’s world. Today, suiting exists in an endless playground of silhouettes. We see everything from ultra-fitted tailoring to effortlessly oversized drops and textures shifting from raw denim to liquid silk, solid monochromatic black to incredibly bold prints.

What I find most fascinating is that women didn’t just adopt the suit to replace the dress ... we chose to command both.
We reclaimed the structure of menswear without ever sacrificing our fluidity.

It truly makes me wonder: as boundaries continue to blur, what will the suit look like in 2036?

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