Which galleries and exhibitions will you be visiting?
When I visit my Burlinton Arcade shop, I often pop around the corner to the Royal Academy. They always have such interesting and inspiring exhibitions.
12th May 2018
The founder of the luxury children's clothing brand discusses her favourite London hotspots and reveals her plans for the month
When I visit my Burlinton Arcade shop, I often pop around the corner to the Royal Academy. They always have such interesting and inspiring exhibitions.
I want to buy some glasses from Vetrerie Di Empoli on via Monte Napoleone in Milan. I spotted them through the window last time I was there for a day work trip, but sadly had no time for shopping.
I also need to stock up on my favourite organic herbal teas from Dr. Jacksons as well as the candles from Tom Dixon for my living room.
I really want to walk along the Pembrokeshire coastal path in West Wales, visiting the quant and picturesque fishing villages alongside the coast.
Flowers are one of my passions, I love to have them at my home and at my work office. I absolutely adore the vast and beautiful selection at FLOWERBX. It is so much fun and so easy to buy from their website. I end up shopping with them almost every week.
Proof of Heaven, by Doctor Eben Alexander
Ronnie Scotts, Soho House and 67 Pall Mall
For an excellent cup of coffee, I go to Coffee Plant on Portobello Road
When I feel like treating myself to a nice spa, I like to go to the Hotel Café Royal–I used to stay there when I was not living in London, so it has very fond, relaxing memories.
For fitness, my kids and I love to go to our MMA/boxing classes with our super trainer Lee Irvine at the Movement Clinic in Kensal Rise.
Fucina in Marylebone - honestly the best new Italian restaurant I have been to in years
I love Amanda Wakeley for her clean lines, perfect fit and glamorous dresses, and Temperley London for their beautiful feminine looks.
My little secret place is called Ohisama on Paddington Street, Marylebone.
For close to home, excellent Greek food (with a twist) I go to Mazi.