“Everything was beautiful at the ballet ”… I’ve always loved the ballet. The first ballet I ever went to was Romeo and Juliet at The Royal Opera House. My mum took me and best friend Emily when we were about 8, and I remember standing on the tipped-toes of pink sequinned ballet slippers (that mum had bought me for the occasion), peering out of the Royal Box, a little pink nose peeking out of the stalls. I went to see The Nutcracker this Christmas and was just as spellbound…

‘Sunday Best’

Autumn Sundays=jumpers, roasts and walks…my favourite trio! Check out this blog post for London pub recommendations, autumn fashion, and top spots for a Sunday Walk…

As corny as it sounds I must say…boy, she has guts

Life drawing. London. National Gallery. For free?!

What more can you ask for!

I had the amazing opportunity to see a special screening of ‘The boy, the mole, the horse and the fox’ by Charlie Mackesy with a Q&A with Charlie himself. Meeting this incredible artist, and being introduced to these incredible characters was an unforgettable experience…

Series Essay: Normal People | Bizarrely extreme

Why is normal people so normal, yet so surreal?

Is Norman F***ing Rockwell Lana Del Rey at her best?

Lana Del Rey has produced the sound of a young generation. Her music is classic yet original, often anthemic yet gentle. Ultimately she expresses emotion and feeling in a way no other artist has managed- absolutely solidifying her as one of the most important and impressive artists of the 21st century. Her latest album Norman F***ing Rockwell is arguably Lana at her most impressive. However to understand her latest work we must understand her past.

A forgotten modern classic

It all begins with an idea.