I try to read as many books as possible when I’m not working (currently it’s David Hume’s A Treatise of Human Nature), but a lot of the time, all I have time for are work-related articles. Many are a little on the dry side, but every once in a while, come across new topics or ideas that are really interesting or even enlightening.
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Roséline London is a multidisciplinary creator who founded digital publication This Is Glamorous (TIG) in 2007, and co-founded luxury fashion accessories brand Belgrave Crescent in 2014. Roséline has worked across various fields and disciplines, bringing a wide-ranging skill set that encompasses writing, photography, and digital media, among others, to collaborative efforts and multidimensional projects. Her work draws on a variety of sources and influences, and she is particularly renowned for her impeccable sense of style and discerning eye. Thanks to her unique perspective on design, fashion, travel, art, and more, TIG has attracted millions of visitors and a dedicated following of talented and style-savvy readers including fashionistas, stylists, designers, and the editors of many other publications, both online and off. Roséline’s experience includes branding, creative direction, visuals for social platforms, front-end web design and development, building brands online, and producing high end editorial-style imagery in the roles of art director and photographer, stylist and model.
Josh Ostrovsky has officially declared that the age of the online influencer has finally run its course. In a recent interview with CNNMoney, the Instagram celebrity talked about social media burnout, a topic we’ve discussed here before and can definitely relate to.
P HAS BEEN teasing me about writing my New Year’s Resolutions in mid-February, but that was before I’d told him about all the messages I’d received from you asking after them. It’s so nice how much you love these yearly lists, and to be honest, wasn’t sure I was even going to do it this year, as so far, this new year has been particularly difficult to define...
These are the random thoughts floating through my head these days according to my google searches. They tell the story of a distracted mind that clearly is not getting much work done. They tell the story of a year spent in lockdown.
Used to compose my weekend thoughts and new year‘s messages while out walking our dog, a Dalmatian rescue who was a good listener. Now writing does not come quite as easily, which is why it is one of the things I’ll be working on this year.
P recently dusted off an old Fuji camera he bought when it first came out a few years ago. He still has two good lenses for it, so he thought it might work fine with a just few firmware updates. We had a late lunch planned for last Friday at a place by the seaside...
Here we are again at the beginning a brand new year. It seems everyone have spoken with is happy to leave the past year behind, for there were those in the throes of life transitions—be it a broken heart or career uncertainty, serious illnesses or loss, worries about the future and the state of the world in general...
When we booked our trip to London for the second week of December, we had no idea that a new variant was about to rage through the city and quickly become the dominant strain. We were both double-vaccinated, but were still very cautious and wondered if we should get the booster vaccination before we left.
One of many, many trips to Paris, but this one was a favourite, as it was during this trip that I took P to meet my cousins on my father’s side of the family.