For as long as I can remember, the topic of boys and the idea of wanting a boyfriend has always been present in my life and among my friends. Some of us already knew from a young age that we wanted the whole fairytale. Not just a relationship, but the wedding, marriage. A future. A love story. 

The first part of The Office Edit and what to wear for the office starts with a piece you can never go wrong with: The perfect blazer. A true wardrobe essential that instantly elevates any look and makes you feel more put-together without overdoing it (not that there's anything wrong with being a little extra sometimes). Easy to style with everything from tailored trousers to jeans...

There will come a time in your life, maybe more than once, when the need to belong, to fit in, to be liked, will outweigh everything else. Stronger than the need to understand yourself and who you truly are. As long as you are allowed into the group, invited into the world of the cool girl in class, catch the attention of the boy you never thought would notice you, and above all, feel that you are part of something. 

If there’s one piece that belongs in every wardrobe, it’s a leather jacket. This timeless piece is one of the most versatile items you can have, it pairs effortlessly with everything from jeans and skirts to dresses and tailored trousers. It’s the perfect outerwear for casual daytime outfits, dinner with friends or a chic date night. Effortless, stylish, and wearable almost all year round, the perfect leather jacket is a true investment piece you’ll reach for again and again.

Something that never stops surprising me is how effortlessly we compare our lives to others, especially when the majority of what we are shown are carefully curated, polished moments. Perfect snapshots. Highlight reels. Fragments of lives presented without context, depth or truth. Because that's all they are: glimpses. We almost never see what exists beyond the frame. 

If there’s one thing that can truly lift a home and give it character, it’s the addition of color, shape, and sculptural details. You don’t need to make bold changes or start big. Small, thoughtful pieces can completely shift the feel of a space. In this edit, we focus on elegant objects in soft glass and gentle tones, designed to bring a more vibrant feel to modern homes.

Life has a way of surprising you. One moment, everything feels aligned, you're happy, secure and moving through life with ease. It almost feels unreal, but you let yourself enjoy it while it lasts. Then, sometimes without warning, life shifts. You find yourself in a season that feels heavy, confusing and painful enough to make you question life and everything you thought you knew. Over a lifetime, you will experience both. Joy and loss. Stability and uncertainty. That is unav

Sometimes it can feel like you need to renovate your entire home and change almost everything - every room, every surface. You might feel dissatisfied with the living room or the kitchen, or simply feel that your home isn’t quite finished yet. Instead of beginning with small adjustments, the instinct is often to think bigger right away. Without a clear plan, however, that approach can be overwhelming rather than effective.

Somewhere between childhood and adolescence, something changes. The world starts whispering louder than your own heart, you start seeing yourself differently. You begin to compare yourself to what you see around you, to the endless images and voices that tell you who you should be and that you're not enough. Slowly, almost without noticing, you become your own biggest critic. Noticing and hating things about yourself you never used to think twice about.

This week’s wishlist features a curated selection of clothing and accessories that feel especially relevant right now. The color palette gently shifts toward lighter shades, hinting at an upcoming seasonal transition, while classic black pieces remain just as essential. The selection centers on a balance between structure and softness. Tailored silhouettes are paired with more relaxed fabrics, creating a look that feels considered yet easy to wear.

A new year often feels like a new beginning, a blank canvas waiting to be filled with whatever motif and colors you want. For many people, that blank canvas quickly turns into “new year, new me”, a complete reinvention, a total rebrand. I'm sure I'm not the only one who has seen this narrative everywhere on social media and the amount of content that has been created around it. Reminding us of everything we should be doing, planning, and becoming the moment January arrives. 

If this is the year you want to invest in a simple and well-curated capsule wardrobe, start by building a strong foundation. Focus on timeless essentials in neutral colors that stand the test of time. Think classic shirts, blouses with a modern twist, structured outerwear, clean-cut cardigans, black boots, and well-fitting black jeans. These are pieces that make getting dressed effortless while being easy to dress up or down depending on the occasion.