January 31, 2018 | General, Style
French Style – Tales From the Left Bank I hope you enjoyed part one of my feature on French style (click here if you missed it!) Well this week it’s part DEUX and it’s all about that Rive Gauche style – synonymous with bohemian philosophers...
January 25, 2018 | General, Style
Do You Speak French? France and French style has always been close to my heart ever since I picked up a copy of French Vogue as a nine year old on holiday. What was it that was so FAB about that image of a tanned young woman with a short brown bob in white,...
December 04, 2017 | General, Style
Tweedy Pie There’s a lot of tweed about on the British High Street presently and that’s no bad thing in Sashdujour’s humble opinion. This time round it’s funked up and bolder with a younger edge. Less Betty Barclay and more Siouxsie Sioux. Good...
December 03, 2017 | General, Style
More Than A Feeling I’ve always disliked the word ‘brunch’. The very sound of it is curt, clipped, slightly supercilious and smug. But now I see the light. It’s earned all of its brownie points AND some and has a right to be all those...
November 22, 2017 | Style
All The Kitsch – None of The Itch! I don’t know about you, but I’ve never been able to bring myself to wear a proper ‘Christmas’ jumper. You know the ones I mean – those cheap acrylic knits in gaudy festive colours with...
November 05, 2017 | Style
| Sea Of Beauty silk scarf by Bella Singleton | Eyes On The Prize This November I’ve teamed up with British designer Bella Singleton to give away one of her luxury scarves (pictured above worth £160) to a lucky reader of Sashdujour. I can’t tell you how...
November 03, 2017 | General, Style
My Autumn Must Haves this month Welcome to my Desire/Inspire page, where each month I’ll share with you, lovely readers, what I’m lusting after in the worlds of clothes, shoes, accessories and sometimes interiors. Anything that takes my aesthetic fancy...
October 05, 2017 | General, Life, Style
Spending the weekend in Paris recently with my sister (who now lives there) was just magical. Without my kids in tow, I was free to roam at will and at leisure – a luxury in itself. Sometimes, it’s simply the small things that count and bring a flush of...
