Sheerluxe Podcast

First up, the team chat summer reads, and share their recommendations for great holiday books. Plus, they discuss their favourite foodie destinations, and the restaurants they keep going back to. Then, fashion is on the agenda - from the new designer collaboration they love to how to find the perfect hat, the team share their favourite style finds. Articles Discussed:https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/28/top-fiction-editor%E2%80%99s-summer-reading-list https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/29/my-life-food-%E2%80%93-mixologist-missy-flynn-bodega-rita%E2%80%99s  https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/30/lisa-potter-dixon%E2%80%99s-beauty-rules https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/24/giambattista-valli-and-hm-announce-new-collaborationhttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/30/everything-you-need-know-about-buying-occasion-hat   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Zanna Roberts Rassi rose through the ranks at Look magazine and Marie Claire, before emigrating to New York as Fashion Editor of their US edition. Moving from print to broadcasting, she became the style correspondent for E! News and a mentor on Project Runway All Stars. Adding a further string to her bow, Zanna is most recently co-founder of the multi-award-winning Milk Makeup. From her humble beginnings to winning an Emmy and starting her own make-up line, we talk to Zanna about her long, illustrious career.https://www.milkmakeup.com/  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

First up the team chat the previous nights antics for Charlotte's SL Hen do, with a special guest! Then, the conversation turns to summer nights out from the best venues to the perfect summer drink. Plus, the beauty hacks that are tried and tested, how to avoid the hidden costs when travelling abroad and the big debate on when is the best time to consider getting a dog and why do we seem to treat them like babies rather than animals?...https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/21/alcohol-trends-2019-what-should-you-be-drinking-summerhttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/24/12-beauty-hacks-try-summerhttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/22/how-avoid-hidden-holiday-costshttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/22/millennialproblems-why-are-we-treating-dogs-babies  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

First up, the team chat new TV shows worth binging, as Charlotte laments the end of Game Of Thrones. Then, the conversation turns to food: from getting your 10-a-day to ways you can make salads much more interesting, the team share their eating habits. Plus, exam anxiety, great jumpsuits and the summer footwear they all swear by. https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/17/chef-secrets-making-salad-more-exciting https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/17/7-smart-ways-maximise-your-beauty-hand-luggage-summerhttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/17/how-stop-craving-carbshttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/15/11-ways-get-your-10-dayhttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/14/parenting-101-examshttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/16/21-jumpsuits-everydayhttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/13/15-pairs-espadrilles-buy-now   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 2009, Jeany and Stephen Cronk sold their house in South London and moved their three children to the tiny French hamlet of Cotignac, in order to pursue a dream of launching their own wine label. With an ambition to bring “excellent rosé to a wider audience,” the couple created the rosé brand, Mirabeau en Provence. Fast forward 10 years and they now have three incredible types of rosé and a sparkling pink wine under their belt. Consistently voted some of the best in the world, Jeany and Stephen’s multi award-winning brand produces over a million bottles of wine a year and is stocked in markets worldwide. Here, Jeany walks us through her journey so far, including how she made the jump from telecoms to wine, funding her dream, and the secret to creating a great rosé.    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, the team chat all things parenting, with Tamara and Laura sharing their tips for a family day out. Plus, they discuss their thoughts about sharing images of your kids online. Adult scooters are on the agenda (spoiler alert: the team are divided) whilst fashion is also up for discussion, as they run through the best dressed at last week's Met Gala. Plus, with Lisa on hand the conversation of course turns to beauty - from the best facial SPFs to how to treat varicose veins, they all share their essential hacks.Articles Discussed:https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/10/these-are-best-facial-spfs-according-expertshttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/10/13-fun-family-days-outhttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/09/askusanything-belts-bikinis-varicose-veins-celebrating-your-birthday https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/07/how-many-likes-enough-likes https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/03/why-are-there-so-many-adult-scooters https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/07/best-dressed-met-gala-2019 https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/09/wh

First up, fitness is on the agenda - from the new personal training regime Georgie swears by to the benefits of working out at lunchtime, the team share their secrets. Then, sleep is up for debate, with great gadget recommendations to help you nod off. Then, the team chat dairy, from the milk substitutes they swear by to their favourite indulgent cheeses. Finally, handbags, new Topshop purchases and a surprising new denim high street go-to are discussed. Articles discussed:https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/02/sheerluxe-guide-investing-designer-handbag https://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/02/best-products-help-you-get-good-night%E2%80%99s-sleephttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/02/everything-you-need-know-about-dairy-its-benefitshttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/01/when-start-beauty-prepping-big-event-according-expertshttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/04/23/tips-being-more-effective-your-emails-workhttps://sheerluxe.com/2019/05/02/8-unique-airbnb%E2%80%99s-you-need-stay https://sheerluxe.com/2019/04/30/most-affordable-sty

First up, the team share their thoughts on the inspiring new Beyoncé documentary. Ballet and barre classes are on the agenda, as they discuss their favourite ways to get fit, plus they share their top rooftop spots in London for when the sun is out. After serious hayfever chat and thoughts on the best ways to clean your teeth, food is up for discussion; from the coolest kitchen gadgets to their top ways with eggs, they share their foodie tips.Articles Discussed:9 Fascinating Facts We Learnt From Beyoncé’s New Netflix Film6 Of The Best Barre & Ballet Classes In LondonLondon's Best Rooftop Bars & Outdoor Terraces14 Delicious Egg Recipes To Try This WeekHayfever: Stop It From Getting The Best Of You6 Reasons You Should Use An Electric Toothbrush, If You Don’t AlreadyKitchen Tools Professional Chefs Can’t Cook Without  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With a love for dance that began at just three years old, Payal Kadakia founded the Sa Dance Company in 2009 to raise awareness of Indian Dance. Four years later, Payal’s passion led her to create ClassPass, the subscription service that gives people access to not just one gym, but all of the best fitness classes in the area. In just five years, Payal has created a global business valued at over $470million, leading to a listing in Fortune’s 40 under 40 list. Here Payal tells us how she got to where she is now, from her dancing roots to her greatest business challenge.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

First up, the team chat TV, from the much lauded Fleabag finale to the exciting Netflix drama you won't have heard of. Then, with Easter on the horizon, they discuss their favourite traditions and the festive chocolate they love. A selection of Marmite goodies hit the office this week - from unexpectedly delicious crisps to the divisive flavoured chocolate, find out their thoughts on the controversial food. Plus, Game of Thrones lovers and haters alike will enjoy the team's views on the latest series...Articles Discussed:Everything You Need For The Ultimate EasterMarmite: The Secret Ingredient Chefs LoveWhat You Need To Know Before Getting A Dainty TattooWhy It’s Totally Acceptable To Love Game Of Thrones7 Fashion Myths Debunked  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

First up, TV’s on the agenda - from new comedies on Netflix to the classic you need to revisit, the team share their tips.Next, chat turns to festivals, as the team share their favourites across the UK and Europe. Plus why they love Centre Parcs, how to clear out your house, and the best high street wedding dresses are also up for discussion. Articles Discussed:How To Declutter Your House, Room By RoomThe Very Best Weekend Festivals Across The UKThe Mum Edit: Why You Shouldn't Dismiss Center Parcs7 Wedding Dress Brands On The High Street  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rising through the ranks at More!, Red and InStyle magazines, Trish Halpin developed a solid reputation for building circulation. Then in 2008, at the height of the recession and with magazine sales rapidly declining, she joined Marie Claire as Editor in Chief. Ten years on, she remains at the head of the publication, driving the brand’s e-commerce venture and challenging the shape of traditional print. Here, Trish tells us about her fruitful career, the power of magazines and her proudest moments.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

First up TV's on the agenda, as the team chat everything from the latest must-watch series on Netflix to the surprising Formula 1 series they're loving. Then, chat turns to money – does the way we talk about money with our partners, friends and, most importantly, ourselves, encourage us to be better with our cash? The team also share their tips for avoiding burnout. And finally, business is on the agenda as the team take a look at FLOWERBX’s Whitney Bromberg Hawkings’s tips for running a successful business.   Articles discussed:Talking About Money Matters With Friends And FamilyAre You Part Of Generation Burnout?How To Keep A Clean Home All Year RoundCareer Lessons With FLOWERBX’s Whitney Bromberg HawkingsThe Midlife With Clover Stroud: My Digital Radio  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

First up, TV's on the agenda as the team chat everything from the latest must-watch series on Netflix to the new Amy Schumer special they're loving. Then chat turns to the workplace: from dogs to food, they share the things that make them happiest at the office. The team also share their tips for making friends as an adult and discuss the holiday destinations they've been inspired to visit from their favourite films. Finally, fashion is on the agenda – whether it's the investment pieces that will last forever or the anorak trend dividing the team, there's something for everyone.Articles Discussed:How To Make Your Office More FunHow To Make Friends As An AdultFilm-Inspired Holidays To Take This YearThe 10 Classic Fashion ItemsThe Cag-Cool Trend You’ll Want To Try  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As the daughter of an inventor, Caryn Hibbert left behind her childhood in the country to pursue a profession in science in London. There, she forged a formidable career in medicine and raised three children, until deciding to buy a manor house in the small village of Southrop, Gloucestershire, in 2002. Having quickly realised a manor house isn’t going to pay for itself, Thyme was born. Described as a “grown-up, elegant hotel all about country life”, Thyme has grown from just hotel rooms to a cookery school, a destination spa, a quintessentially British restaurant – and even has its own pub. We speak to Caryn about her industry change from medical expert to hotelier, renovating the building that would become Thyme, and what’s next for her ever-expanding business.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

First up TV is on the cards, as the team swoon over the latest series of Queer Eye. Then chat takes a medical turn; from how often they visit the doctor to those impulses to Google your symptoms, the team share their experiences with the NHS. From interiors tips to how to have a booze-free night out, plus an all-important a Wedding Diaries update, there's something for everyone this week.Articles Discussed:22 Health Niggles You Shouldn’t IgnoreWhere To Go In London For A Non-Boozy Night Out12 Of The Best Male Fragrances For Women To TryHow To Maximise A Small Space, According To The ExpertsThe Wedding Diaries: The FoodThis podcast is sponsored by Westfield London  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Charlotte Collins, Astrid Carter and Rebecca Hull are joined by journalist and author Emily Dean. Former Deputy Editor of InStyle magazine, Emily co-hosts Frank Skinner’s Absolute Radio Show and hosts a podcast for The Timescalled Walking The Dog. Her new book, Everybody Died So I Got A Dog, tells of her sudden loss of her sister and both parents, and how Raymond the Shit-Zu gave her a new lease of life. International Women’s Day is high on the agenda – from the women who inspire us to the best feminist books we’ve read, the team discuss their idols. Then there’s beauty chat, with tips for how to recreate the coolest runway hair and make-up looks. Plus, there’s a new sex education curriculum set to hit the UK – find out what the team think about the changes coming into play. Articles Discussed: 9 Inspiring Women Share Their Advice For International Women's Day16 Books To Read This International Women’s DayA New Sex Education Curriculum Is Coming Into Schools30-Second Beauty Hack

The team chat what they’ve been watching this week; from Oscar nominated film Can You Ever Forgive Me to hot new BBC series Endeavour, plus a must-see West End show, get their latest recommendations. Then, chat turns to intermittent fasting – from the 5,2 to the 16,8 and the new Warrior diet, the team discuss how they feel about going hungry. Plus, supermarket beauty is on the agenda; Becky talks through her favourite bargain beauty buys. Finally, fashion gets some air time, with white handbags and rucksacks the hot style topics of the week.Articles Discussed:A Beginner’s Guide To Intermittent FastingShould You Be Sleeping Apart?Tested: 10 Handbag-Friendly Healthy Treats20 Supermarket Beauty Bargain Buys Too Good To MissThe Midlife With Clover Stroud: How To Be OriginalWhite Bags To Buy For Spring15 Practical Rucksacks To Buy Now  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

First up, entertainment is on the agenda as the team reveal recommend the TV shows and films they’ve enjoyed over the weekend.They discuss the Theranos scandal before talk turns to babies – both Pascale’s decision to not have children and the importance of having a routine with a baby who struggles to sleep. Next, they debate the social media you need to curate in order to impress employers and whether gossiping is good for you. Plus, the best ways to improve your IQ, the best feminine hygiene products, how to keep your eye make-up on all day, and the best suitcases to step up your travel game… Articles Discussed:This New Podcast Takes A Closer Look At The Theranos Scandal#MillennialProblems: The Taboo Of Not Wanting ChildrenParenting 101: Sleep TrainingHow To Curate Your Social Media For EmployersThe Truth About GossipingHow To Improve Your IQBeauty Buys For Your Vagina: Fad, or Fact?Top Hacks For Long-Lasting Eye Make-UpThe Best & Coolest Suitcase Brands To Buy  See acast.com/privacy for

Exhausted your Netflix and Amazon Prime repertoire? The SL team offer up their top recommendations of the week, from new and shocking true crime to some old favourites. They also share their tips on saving and managing bills, plus, in light of last week's Valentine's Day Pascale reports back on what it was like eating all the aphrodisiacs she could find in one day. Expect some giggles. Articles Discussed:The Two Ways to Get on Top of Your BillsDo Aphrodisiacs Really Work?10 Quirky Kitchen Utensils You Didn’t Know You NeededDo You Have Social Jetlag?The Relationship Between Mums & Their SonsWhere To Eat & Drink This London Fashion Week  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.