The acceptance of one’s path and circumstances leads to an unimagined journey through life.

When being called “woman” doesn’t feel aligned…

Eleonora is known in Italy as la cuoca selvatica, the wild cook. The name holds more mysticism and truth than one imagines.

Of all that you need to realise anything, is the will to do it and the belief that you will make it happen.

The world needs protectors of the wild and beautiful. Franci is one of them - but no she doesn’t embrace a sword nor wears impenetrable armour. Instead, she uses science…

A snapshot of the past, current and future chapters of this dynamic woman that is Jess. From muse, to mum to landscape designer onwards…

What if some fantasy books are but tales of real worlds and real people (and non-people) ?

Don’t you just love those women who are voracious about all things life and culture?

What does a young Spanish woman, Haiti and Persephone have in common? … This is the story of a woman who is doing what others (who should) did not dare.

Sometimes the work is simply about recognising the importance of someone. And in our society, we don’t do it nearly enough. Read this ode to the Matronas…

IN A HALF SHELL, from creative outlet to international oyster expert. How Julie came to develop the first course in the world for Oyster Sommeliers.

If I told you that talent must be cultivated, that it’s not a given at birth. Would you believe it? … This photographer has a say or two about it. Read on…

Art-making is exercising faith. Meet this inspiring, larger-than-life, Burlesque performer whose life reminds us that every time we exercise freedom, we also set others free.

Renata Soukand made of her very own nature, a flourishing career as ethnobotanist.

Almost as if by magic, she turns lifeless yards into the exquisite garden of your dreams. Kate’s own dreams were seeded at a young age, but their sprouting only came after many years…

The job of beauty is a world where the most beautiful is often disregarded - unless raised to stardom. And yet, I’ve always found the lives of models being utmost interesting and fascinating and, dare I say, full of surprises.
A model is a world of her own… which isn’t accessed through her beauty, paradoxically. And this is one of those worlds…

Just like about everything nowadays, yoga too is filled with people teaching a practice they don’t embody. And I have always been particular about the teachers I choose, because again: not everyone is a teacher only because they call themselves so.

Finding Tiffany in a studio in Hackney has been profound.

One evening, I set myself up to interview my mother like I do with other women, except in person and with a bottle of prosecco between us. That evening she left the unidimensional corner of motherhood I’ve locked her in since I was born 35 years ago, to became a tridimensional, multifaceted woman.

I don’t believe in failure. That’s all that stayed with me of everything she said during a walk at the Flower’s Market in London on a Sunday morning. And since then, I wanted to know, how does one live when failure isn’t part of her vocabulary?

Meet the archeologist of words. Jess to me is the embodiment of a woman who thinks for herself. She doesn’t take for granted the words being thrown here and there in our society but goes to the spring of things… the place where original thoughts may be found.