White Bikini Moments


Inspiration • On Location • Outfits
There are some uniforms that I will always wear. All white beachwear is one of them. I love white bikini's and this Heidi Klein one is my current favourite. I go through white beach shirts so quickly (they often yellow with suncream) and so I always get cheaper ones from Next and ASOS. This was one of my much worn looks both at The Residence Maldives (where this was photographed over Christmas) and on my recent trip to Mexico with Aerin.

Hat Lack of Color

Shirt and Shorts c/o Next

Bikini c/o Heidi Klien Top & Bottom

Bracelet c/o Giovanni Raspini

Necklace c/o Atelier Romy

 

New Year Nude Makeup


Makeup • Tutorials

I have been wearing this makeup look solidly for the last few weeks. I always find it a bit addictive not to when you keep getting compliments. Always about my skin! Joy. It’s a bit of a longer tutorial but I wanted you to be able to follow along if you wanted to recreate it. It’s a very nude warm toned makeup look thats very wearable and really goes with everything. It’s you but better. Hope you enjoy it.
Let me know in the comments if you would like me to review any specific products and I will look into it for you.

Products

Moisturiser – Redness Neutraliser Skinceuticals c/o
UK  & Global

Moisturiser – La Mer c/o
UK & Global

Eye Cream – La Mer Eye Concentrate c/o
UK & Global

Primer – By Terry
UK & Global

Foundation – By Terry Eclat Opulent c/o
UK & Global

Concealer – Tom Ford
UK & Global

Under Eye Setting Powder – Laura Mercier c/o
UK & Global

Face Setting Matte Powder – La Mer Translucent Pressed c/o
UK & Global

Face Setting Glow Powder – Hourglass Ambient Light
UK & Global

Brow Pencil – Beauty Edit
Global

Brow Gel – Browcote
Global

Brow Highlighter – Beauty Edit Brow Lift
Global

Bronzer – Armani 100
UK &
Global

Blush – Armani Dolci
Global

Highlight – Laura Geller Ballerina c/o
UK & Global

Eye Shadow Palette – Nars Wanted c/o
UK & Global

Mascara Base – Sensai c/o
UK & Global

Mascara – Sensai Volumising c/o
UK & Global

Bottom Lash Mascara – Clinique
UK & Global

Lipstick – Pixi Matte Beige
UK & Global

Makeup Setting Spray – MAC Rose
UK & Global

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Cauliflower Fried Rice


Meat • Savoury • Sides • Starters

You have probably seen me eat this a number of times on my instagram stories. I love this dish. I ate it a lot in the run up to my wedding, because it was a wonderful carb free alternative that I didn’t feel short changed by one bit. I have told Kit how to cook this in the past and she said hers didn’t come out the same. It’s all to do with keeping the cauliflower a bit bigger than you think you need to. The shop bought pre-processed kind is often too small, it’s better to make your own with my directions below. I hope this little recipe will help you stay on the health bandwagon this January! P.s To make it even more healthy replace the salt with garlic granules and don’t add sesame oil.  If your’e doing veganuary you can replace the meat and eggs for tofu.

  1. Remove the leaves from the Cauliflower and break it up into equally sized pieces. Add then to your food processor and blitz in 20 second blasts. You want the pieces of Cauliflower to be larger than rice, so that it hold together when it cooks. Sometimes to achieve this I remove the larger bits that aren’t breaking down and do them again after, so that I don’t end up over processing the whole thing just to break the last few bits up.
  2. Prep all your other ingredients – you will add them quickly once the wok is on.
  3. Heat your Coconut Oil in a large wok over a medium heat.
  4. Add the Bacon first and cook till crisp. Remove and set aside.
  5. Retaining the fat in the wok, now add the Chicken pieces and brown. Remove and set aside.
  6. Retaining the fat again (this all adds flavour), add the Egg, cook this lightly so that it is still a little wet. Remove and set aside.
  7. Turn the heat up to a medium/high flame and add the Garlic, Ginger and Chilli, caramelise.
  8. Now add the Cauliflower rice and toss.
  9. Follow up with there remaining vegetables.
  10. Fry and toss all the ingredients for a few minutes, steam should come off the wok.
  11. When it starts looking a bit more dry add the Meat and Egg, break them up and mix them well into the rice.
  12. Now turn the heat to high!
  13. Add the Soy Sauce down the side of the pan, let it evaporate and then run with your spoon down the side of the pan to scrape the caramelisation into the rice. Follow with lots of Salt and Pepper. This adds amazing flavour.
  14. Toss for another few minutes and then serve!
  15. Garnish with the Sesame Oil, Spring Onions, Fried Onions, Coriander and Chilli Sauce.
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