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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2026 · 54 MIN

The 2026 Chic List

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This week on Suddenly Thirty, Emily and Lilli are marking a big milestone — the 100th episode — the only way they know how: by sharing their ultimate Chic List for 2026. In this celebratory episode, the girls unpack all the little and big things they believe define chic living right now. From crisp cotton white sheets and natural, understated nails, to signature drinks, softly dimmed warm lighting, and the rituals that make everyday life feel intentional and elevated, nothing is off the table. The conversation flows through personal tastes, evolving preferences, and the quiet luxuries that feel especially meaningful in this season of life. It’s a reflective and feel-good chat about creating beauty in the mundane, embracing simplicity, and leaning into what feels timeless rather than trendy. Whether you’re listening for inspiration, validation, or simply to romanticise your own routines a little more, this episode is a love letter to the details that make life feel chic — and a joyful toast to 100 episodes. Before we sign off, we just want to say the biggest thank you to everyone who has been part of the Suddenly Thirty journey so far. Whether you’ve joined us for one episode or listened every week, we are so grateful for you. This podcast exists because of this community, and every conversation, laugh, and idea is created with you in mind. We truly do this for you, and it means more to us than we can put into words to have you here, listening, supporting, and growing alongside us — we wouldn’t be here without you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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