The few times I've visited Belgium, it's always been nice but nothing really special. It feels empty. However, I may have missed their sense of humour. This whimsical outdoor art in Chaudfontaine Park is absolutely hilarous.
I really want this to be my weekend. Friends, intimate setting and yet in such an iconic and grandiose place. And Jordan Fearney made it all possible.
Can you really believe these colour photos were taken in the 1920s? 
I'm back from New York and have been hit with a busy work schedule and excessive jet lag. I'd rather be working in that office instead.
Strangely, I'm off again. I'm meeting my brother and sister-in-law halfway by traveling to New York. We're staying a week, I only have to do one day in the office and going to a Yankees game. Life is sweet. Image via
Other inspiration for my autumn 2010 look is from COS, a UK high street store. How perfect are those outfits for lazy Saturdays (or maybe the leather outfit for a bit more of a night out on a Saturday)? I just adore the neutral beige and charcoal colours that come back when the leaves fall.
Autumn has come to London in full force. It's officially sweater and tight weather again. And it's reminding me of winter. Which, therefore, reminds me that I'm not going back to Victoria for Christmas this year. I'm a little homesick, so today, I want to go to there.
Sorry, no pictures yet of Madrid. We got home relatively late last night and I just wanted to crawl into my bed. So instead, here's a few old pictures of the Barbican. One of my favourite spaces in London - it is an art, dance, theatre, culture and conference building just off the 'City'. It also has residences and business space mingled in.
The bank holiday approaches and Liam and I are off to Madrid. Goals are to see Guernica, eat a large number of tapas and soak in the 35 degree sunshine. It's currently about 12 degrees and pouring rain in England (apparently autumn arrived early).
Wow Christina Hendricks never fails to impress me. The recent campaign for London Fog makes me actually want to switch my desire for Burberry trench coat to a London Fog one instead. I think that's the aim of an ad campaign non?
I'm loving the Michael Kors Fall 2010 collection as my inspiration for autumn in London. The beautiful colours, the 70s re-imagined and a bike - exactly the type of Londoner I'd like to be. The heeled boots are also an essential September buy item. Though I am a little worried that biking in them will destroy them immediately.
Rain is a necessary evil in the Isle of Man. While you have to bring your wellies and raincoat - it's one of those places that is incredibly lush and amazingly vivid colours. An easy location to shoot.
At the end of May, I broke my Sweden ban to visit an old friend in the city. Needless to say, I felt quite silly about my ban after hours and hours of sunshine, colour coordinated museum exhibits (that haven't even started yet) and the super friendly people. Scandinavia never disappoints in its beauty.
