Every few years, a newspaper or magazine declares a new "middle-class status symbol". It might be a sourdough starter, a fancy coffee machine, or a vegetable patch. This year, however, a rather unexpected item has entered the conversation: reading glasses.
Blue light glasses have quickly become an everyday essential, whether you’re working from your laptop, scrolling on your phone, or winding down with a series in the evening. Blue blockers are designed to filter out a portion of artificial blue light, which may help reduce digital eye strain, headaches, and even support better sleep patterns.
There’s something quietly luxurious about having a dedicated space to switch off, slow down, and get lost in a good book. A reading corner doesn’t need to be large or elaborate, just thoughtfully put together. The best ones feel inviting, personal, and effortlessly cosy, combining comfort with little design details that make you want to stay a while longer.
Here’s how to create your own perfect cosy corner…
If you’ve spent any time online lately, you’ll have noticed the renewed obsession with Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s effortlessly chic 90s wardrobe. Thanks to the recent TV series Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette, her understated style has once again taken centre stage. Defined by clean lines, neutral palettes and an unwavering commitment to minimalism (often associated with the golden era of Calvin Klein) her look feels just as relevant today as it did then. It’s polished but never overdone, elegant without trying too hard. And the good news is, it’s surprisingly easy to recreate. Here are the key pieces you’ll need…
TikTok and Instagram have become the go-to places for effortless fashion inspiration, and the best part is that many of the most viral styling tricks are surprisingly simple. No new wardrobe required, just a few clever tweaks that can completely change how an outfit looks and feels. Here are four easy styling hacks that genuinely make a difference…
While the idea of switching off completely is appealing, it’s not always realistic. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t make your screen time healthier. If you can’t reduce it entirely, the next best step is to reduce its negative impact, starting with your eyes.