CULTURE

Some girls dreamed of their wedding. We dreamed of our closet. Cemented by iconic scenes in 13 Going on 30 , Clueless and Sex and the City , the ultimate girl dream wasn’t a man — it was a wardrobe. More than shelves and doors, these spaces represented independence, possibility, and the quiet luxury of choosing yourself. They were places to store not just clothes, but ambition, identity, and the couture trophies of a life built on your own terms. Below, a study of dream clo

Growth isn’t always about adding more. Sometimes it’s about unlearning the reflex to apologise for instincts, boundaries, and joy. This year, these are the things I’m no longer explaining away, justifying, or softening for comfort. 1. Unsubscribing from hustle culture Rest is not a reward for burnout. Productivity is not a personality. Choosing a slower, more intentional pace isn’t giving up — it’s opting out of a system that mistakes exhaustion for success. 2. “I don’t want

The new year arrives with its familiar pressure to reinvent yourself. New routines, new goals, new versions — often delivered with an urgency that suggests transformation should be immediate, visible, and shared. But becoming someone new is rarely loud or linear. It’s quieter than that. More internal. And it asks for compassion before discipline. If you’re entering this year feeling reflective rather than relentlessly motivated, that’s not a failure — it’s often a sign of dee

At last: a gift guide that actually knows her. Each edit is built around the girl who… loves beauty, hosts effortlessly, collects coffee rituals, or savours slow mornings. Consider this your shortcut to gifts with real personality and zero guesswork.

A Pink Christmas: A Guide to the Softest, Sweetest Festive Season Bring on Pink Christmas. Festive, feminine, and full of personality. Welcome to the perfect blend of whimsy and warmth. Whether you prefer blush tones, rose velvet, or that unapologetic Barbie pink, here is your guide to creating the perfect pink holiday, from staircase garlands to front doors, tablescapes, and party outfits. The Pink Bow Wonderland Bows are the easiest way to add playful charm without compromi

Pink and green have always been natural companions in nature, and when brought into the home, they create a palette that feels both familiar and quietly romantic. It’s the Christmas you know, layered with a whisper of newness. This look isn’t about reinvention; it’s about softening the classic elements we love and letting them breathe. 1. Start With Sage: The New Neutral of Christmas Sage green becomes the anchor of this palette — calm, earthy, and undeniably timeless. It pai