Show Notes
Not everything you buy ends up being a good purchase, which makes the ones you actually use and reach for worth talking about. This episode is a relaxed chat about the things I’ve genuinely loved buying for 2025 so far — not trends for the sake of it, and definitely not impulse buys that end up forgotten, but pieces and finds that feel practical, considered, and worth the investment.
I share what I’ve been reaching for on repeat, why these purchases made sense for my lifestyle, and what made them good additions rather than just “another thing”. If you enjoy honest reflections on what’s actually useful (and what holds up over time), you’ll enjoy this one.
It’s a real, easy conversation — the kind you’d have with a friend when you’re talking about what you’re glad you bought and what you’d happily buy again.
Want to go deeper with colour?
If you’re just starting out, I have a free “Find Your Colours” guide that will help you begin understanding what colours work best for you and why. It’s a great place to start if you’ve ever felt unsure about choosing colours when shopping or getting dressed. 👉 You’ll find the link to download it here.
If you’d like personalised support, you can also book a Virtual Colour Analysis with me. We’ll work out your seasonal palette and I’ll show you how to use it in real life — from clothes to accessories and beyond. 👉 All the details and booking links are linked here or www.lovingcolour.au/colouranalysis
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