From Elemi's Notebook
The Art of Starting Again
Fresh beginnings don’t always arrive with everything in place.
Style, confidence and the wardrobe you already own — reflections and advice from Elemi
From Elemi's Notebook
Fresh beginnings don’t always arrive with everything in place.
The Wardrobe Column
The clothes that help us cook, clean, carry and create deserve a little attention too.
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The floral dress that fitted as though it had been made for me - and the family story I still hope it may carry forward.
The Wardrobe Column
Why the most useful jacket is often the one that helps the clothes you already love make sense together.
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How cataloguing my shirts made the wardrobe more chaotic before it made anything easier.
The Wardrobe Column
A practical way to make a busy shirt rail easier to use, one decision at a time.
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A gentle invitation to look again at the pieces you already own.
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A gentle way to get dressed when nothing feels quite right.
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A piece of Art Nouveau jewellery, a journey from Florence, and a story that continues to grow.
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What if the problem isn't the clothes — but simply that we've stopped seeing what's already there?
From Elemi's Notebook
The real reason you stand in front of a full wardrobe and feel stuck — and what actually helps.
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A gentle, step-by-step guide for signing up — no technical experience needed.
The Wardrobe Column
Before you buy another cardigan, try spending twenty minutes shopping the wardrobe you already have.
The Wardrobe Column
The most versatile thing in your wardrobe — if you know how to use it.
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