Weekend escapes, curated shopping finds, and hidden gems across Europe as seen through the eyes of an American in London with a suitcase always half-packed.
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Everything I wish I'd known before my first Championships: how to actually get in, what to wear, where to sit, plus a hot take on the strawberries and cream phenomenon.
Pottery, potions, and polka dots, all within the carry-on baggage allowance. Plus where to find quality Provençal prints, handmade olive oil soap, and the best pharmacy in the Luberon.
Two years into life in a 1762 stone house on the Dordogne, Valerie talks house guests, women's retreats, and the art of adjusting to life in a French small town.
A conversation with CEO Deborah Moore about the art of glove making, drawers full of royal and Hollywood history, and the castle that gloves rebuilt.
A chat with tour guide and author Jonnie Fielding about leading walks through London's back streets, one bestselling book of fun facts, and surprising stories you won't find in any guidebook.
Here are my top suggestions on what to do with your girlfriends on a quick getaway to London: royal palaces, great shops, and one double decker bus that serves tea and scones.
This week’s Substack will have to longing for a glass of wine, a piece of cheese, and a trip to France.
“The lavender fields are a sight to make even the most prosaic soul feel poetic.” - Peter Mayle
This walk will take you past some of the most unique parts of London. It starts at an old church in Smithfield and ends with a pint on Fleet Street. And there is a famous cat along the way too.
I’m chatting with Frosso about French fashion trends, where she’s taking her friends for a drink, and what makes us yearn for Paris.
