It’s Friday night and the lights are low. Strangers bodies are pushing against me, sweaty and breathless as they mouth the words to their favourite songs. And the music is loud, really loud – Kanye and Stormzy pulsing through the expensive sound system. Girls, in crop tops and outfits that

It’s not often that the plots of TV shows confirm my deepest fears and anxieties. From Pretty Little Liars to Stranger Things, our T.V shows today seem to get more sensational and less believable by the minute (as if Cristina would ever leave Meredith!) so I’ve learned

When we are younger, our parents teach us not to quit. No matter how much we hate it or how hard we find it, bad things are just something you have to learn to stick out. Don’t stop till you reach the top of the mountain. Eat all your

How do you know the difference between a fashion dilemma and a style rut? Well, a fashion dilemma is pretty much what every woman has once or twice a week, standing in front of their wardrobe in their bra and pants wondering what the hell to wear. A style rut

I hate reading about money. More specifically, I hate reading ‘money-saving guides’ – the patronising, holier-than-thou budget-stretching tips that do the rounds on the internet and in cringy women's magazines. The last thing I want to do when I’m nursing a killer hangover and drinking an overpriced smoothie from Juice

2017, the year that Western designers came out fighting with political slogan T-shirts and a wave of feel-good campaigns. We had the Pink Pussy hats at the women’s march. The ‘We are all immigrants’ tees on the catwalk. At a time where the world feels divided and in constant

What do you on WhatsApp? Talk shit about your ex-boyfriends? Send eye-rolling emojis about your boss? Perhaps a cheeky nude? Point is, what happens on WhatsApp– we really, really want to stay on WhatsApp. We want to keep it private. Since its launch in January 2010, WhatsApp has revolutionised the

Activists on the catwalks, the return of political slogan T-shirts – and now a beauty company is boycotting some of its customers. Is this simply another controversial campaign? Or proof that when global politics are in turmoil, the fashion and beauty industry can come out fighting? This season, when you're browsing