February always feels like it should be a breather, but I can already tell this one is going to move fast. We’re barely into the month and my calendar is reading like a boarding pass — a lot of New York, a lot of meetings, and a lot of momentum.

Behind the scenes, things are shifting in a way that feels both exhilarating and overwhelming. Projects we’ve been building toward for years are starting to take real shape, and there’s an energy that comes with that: equal parts gratitude, pressure, and the feeling that you’re suddenly standing in the work you used to only talk about.

So, I’m leaning into a February that’s busy in the best way with a little travel, a little family time, a few things I can’t share just yet, and a lot I’m genuinely excited to bring you along for.

What We’re Doing

• New York, twice — back-to-back. I’m starting the month with two work trips to NYC (this week and next). We have meetings and a few things in motion that I’ll share as they become official.
• A winter break escape. The girls have a mid-month winter break, so we’re heading to Palm Beach for a long weekend. So many of you sent thoughtful recommendations, and we booked the Four Seasons — it was overwhelmingly the most-raved-about option.
• A Charleston night out, with a dress moment. We have a party at The Gibbes Museum this weekend, and I’ve been saving this dress to wear, which gives Chanel Spring runway vibes!
• Spring shopping, thoughtfully edited. There’s so much good spring arriving right now, and I did a deeper breakdown in this Substack post here.
• Thomas’s newest build with Chloe Digital. Thomas has been working on a new start-up called Coreli (you’re CORE link), an auto-generated brand page for your link in bio. You can join the waitlist here (launching soon).
• Exploring new investments. Thomas and I have been slowly investing in businesses over the years, and the past few weeks have been filled with meetings as we review a new round of opportunities. It’s exciting, and also a reminder of how much I enjoy other facets of business aside from what you see mostly here on the blog.
• My “book a month” goal. For February, I’m starting The Last Thing He Told Me.
• A health focus that feels overdue. I’m prioritizing my health right now, especially around chronic inflammation from Celiac and the arthritis in my knees (I’ve had since high school). I’m seeing Dr. Koniver here in Charleston to learn more about peptides — something I’ve been fascinated by and want to understand more deeply before making any decisions.
• My current non-negotiable: walking, weighted. I’ve been doing weighted vest walks on my treadmill at home. Life is full right now, and a 5am walk I can do without coordinating a class schedule is what’s working. I wear this vest in 10lbs and use this walking pad/treadmill.

What I’m Wearing (tidied + expanded)

• Tory Burch is having a moment for me. I recently wore this sheer chartreuse shirt and also ordered this turquoise skirt.
• Brooches are back (for me, at least). I bought this Chanel brooch from their latest drop and it’s inspired me to pull out older favorites again — like this feather one I found on Etsy last fall . I’m also loving this pink Prada one.
• A bubble skirt NYC look. This bubble skirt (I wore it with a black Chanel jacket) is such a fun silhouette.
  A great travel tote. The Vee Collective tote has a place for everything and works perfectly as a weekender.
• Still on the Ducie coat train. I called this out in Weekly Whims a few weeks back, and I’m still wearing it constantly.
• Chanel 25 update: I’m officially converted. A few weeks in and I’m a big fan of the Chanel 25. I ended up getting a second small size in yellow leather because it’s such a fantastic bag (wearing it here). There aren’t images online of the yellow leather, but it’s the same color as the suede here. 
• A red belt that does the most. This one has been on repeat: 

What I’m Buying (tidied + expanded)

• A rainbow stripe sweater that feels like an instant mood boost.
• Dress for Palm Beach 
• A red refresh. I’m leaning into red right now to cut through winter dullness and carry into early spring:
•  Butter yellow, continuing its run. It had a big moment last spring and it’s still going. I ordered these pants to wear with this tank and these heels for an easy evening look in Palm Beach.
• Ossou denim deep dive. After getting an invitation to their fashion week show (sadly I have to miss it), I went down a rabbit hole on their site and ordered three pairs. I’m going to do a Substack video styling them — here are the three:
• Polka-dot swim for spring. I keep hearing polka dots are going to be big, and I’m very into this Cult Gaia bikini:
• A chic set at a great price. This Le Bop set is such a good find:

What I’m Eyeing 

• Tory Burch chartreuse blazer
• Valentino: jaw-on-the-floor level. Their couture collection in Paris last week was spectacular — I love Alessandro Michele’s maximalist take on Valentino. A few new arrivals worth bookmarking (or using as styling inspiration):
• Two pieces I can’t stop thinking about.
• Andrew Mukamal’s Margot Robbie styling. His styling for Margot’s Wuthering Heights press tour has been exceptional — every look feels considered and slightly surprising, balancing costume/time-period references with something modern and sharp:

Vintage Prada Coat (similar here), Toteme Jeans, Le Monde Beryl Boots, Acne Scarf, Amazon Gloves, Dior Sunglasses

Florals bring a sense of romance to winter dressing, moving easily through cold-weather wardrobes with an effortless versatility. Layered now under coats and knits, they transition seamlessly into spring with little adjustment — the same printed midi skirt worn with a sweater today, a blouse later on.

There’s an ease to how florals integrate into everyday looks. Patterned pants anchors tailoring with a matching top that can later pair with simple denim. Statement earrings or a silk brooch add depth without overtaking an outfit, offering subtle ways to introduce print and color.

Romantic without being precious, florals remain one of winter’s most enduring patterns, adding warmth, texture, and a sense of ease to the season’s dressing.

The clock is ticking on the legendary Berry Bros & Rudd Winter Sale. With savings of up to 40% across a prestigious range of wines and spirits, this is your final opportunity to secure luxury bottles at high-street prices. Whether you are hunting for a “cellar-worthy” investment or a premium spirit to elevate your weekend, Britain’s oldest wine merchant has slashed prices on everything from Grower Champagne to Single Cask Whiskies.

Our Winter Sale ends soon

There’s just a few days left of our Winter Sale, but not to fear. There are still some excellent wines and spirits, all with savings of up to 40% – available until Sunday 8th February.

Between luxury bottles to drink now, premium spirits to keep for a special day, and cellar-worthy bottles that you’ll want to collect, this has been one of our best sales yet.

Make sure you don’t miss out; these savings may not be available again.

Last chance to buy

2024 Berry Bros. & Rudd Provence Rosé by Château la Mascaronne

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Champagne Pol Roger, Réserve, Brut

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2003 Château du Tertre, Margaux, Bordeaux

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2022 Lingua Franca, Mimi’s Mind Pinot Noir, USA

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Experience the perfect blend of high-fashion heritage and modern sustainability with the latest Tory Burch designer handbags sale event. This year, the spotlight is on the debut of the Romy family and the eco-conscious Ella natuura™ collection. Whether you’re searching for a sophisticated work companion or a soft, slouchy statement piece, these designs offer unparalleled craftsmanship. From the buttery Romy Suede Tote to the innovative rubber-based Ella Drawstring, Tory Burch continues to define “effortless chic” for the modern woman in 2026.

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Dazzle for Half the Price: The Butler & Wilson 2026 Jewellery Sale is Live!

Upgrade your accessory game with the legendary Butler & Wilson jewellery sale, featuring a massive 50% off on their most iconic designs. Known for their whimsical, vintage-inspired aesthetics and “show-stopping” sparkle, this London-born brand is offering half-price deals on everything from animal-themed brooches to elegant crystal droplets. Whether you’re a collector of their famous owl motifs or looking for a statement piece for a 2026 wedding, these “dazzling jewels” are now at their most affordable prices ever. Hurry – at 50% off, these treasures won’t stay in stock for long!

Enjoy 50% off dazzling jewels, from show-stopping necklaces to statement earrings and brooches. Your jewellery box will thank you – but hurry, the sale won’t last forever!

Multi Oval Drop Necklace

£48.00 £96.00

Oval Drop Earrings

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£29.00 £58.00

Cat Choir Brooch

£24.00 £48.00

Hooting Owl Brooch

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£19.00 £38.00

Hooting Owl Necklace

£24.00 £48.00

Flying Butterfly Ring

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£17.00 £34.00

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This cowl-neck top from Renee C would be a great option for wearing under suits and blazers. I like a cap sleeve for layering under jackets because it doesn’t get too bunched up, but still gives you enough coverage if you’re going to take the jacket off.

This top comes in NINE different colors, perfect for coordinating with every suit in your closet. 

The top is $36.97 at Nordstrom Rack and comes in sizes XS-XL.

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