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Day to Night Style in Aruba

Oonagh Stoker — Tue, 20 Mar 2018 16:32:52 +0000

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The How-to Accessorise Guide S/S 2018

Oonagh Stoker — Wed, 07 Feb 2018 12:32:46 +0000

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A photographer in Paris

Oonagh Stoker — Wed, 24 Jan 2018 18:39:23 +0000

My Paris, by Luke Ross

A city with beauty that never fails to amaze us. This may not be a beach escape, but Paris will always hold a special place in our hearts. Fashion Editor Luke Ross gives us his tour of the French capital as he captures it on his much-loved, and very well-travelled, camera.

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10 Fashion Bloggers You Need to be Following on Instagram

Oonagh Stoker — Sat, 11 Nov 2017 16:39:41 +0000

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A Moment with Amy Brown of Sea Sage

Oonagh Stoker — Thu, 08 Dec 2016 15:54:19 +0000

Situated just short of an hour and a half plane ride from Miami, or three and a half hours from NYC, the Turks and Caicos is a group of islands that most people ask you to say twice; either because they have never heard of it, or because they wish they were going. With shallow azure shores and warm waters, the group of 40 islands beg to be explored. Each island holds its own unique features, whether it be the soft white sands along Grace Bay on Providenciales, or the abundant sea fans off the shores of West Caicos; the Turks and Caicos lives up to is motto – Beautiful By Nature.

The natural beauty of the islands have always inspired me and through this I created Sea Sage, a vibrant resort wear brand which evokes the spirit of the Turks and Caicos. Fusing photography and print together, Sea Sage offers a range of scarves that allows you to wear a piece of paradise…

The Oceanic Scarf

Calm, serene and cool – take a dip in the endless blue hues. The oceanic scarf is based on a photo taken on Grace Bay beach, Providenciales. The famous 7 mile stretch of sand that has been named top beach in the world many times. Buy it here.

The Conch Scarf

Walking along the beach brings many treasures. If you discover a conch shell, be sure to peek inside to see its true beauty. The conch scarf is based on a photo taken on Long Bay beach, Providenciales. The conch shell is a national symbol of the Turks and Caicos and Providenciales has the world’s only Conch Farm. Buy it here.

The Ships Scarf

Locally made wooden ships sit side by side, looking over the azure waters of Blue Hills. The ships are slightly shaded by neighbouring palm trees rustling in the calm, warm winds. The ships scarf is based on a photo taken in the area of Blue Hills, Providenciales. Buy it here.

The Ironshore Scarf

Minty hues and misty winds lap against the ironshore. Jagged and rough, this shore is a unique volcanic landscape. The ironshore scarf is based on a photo taken on Hawksbill Landing, Providenciales. Buy it here.

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Discover Charleston with Mini

Oonagh Stoker — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 18:31:12 +0000

Charleston: Where Great Stories Are Made

Discover a charming (coastal, obviously) corner of the US through the eyes of one its lovely inhabitants, Mini. Take a quick tour of Charleston and there’ll be enough time afterwards to book your flights. All in a productive Beach-inspired lunchbreak!

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