On and On

In this episode, we go back to the late 19th century to uncover how Vogue began as a society publication in New York, and how it evolved into the most powerful voice in fashion. We explore what inspired its creation, the cultural moment that shaped it, and how Condé Nast transformed Vogue into a global empire that redefined style, media, and influence forever.

In this episode, we speak with Lina Ajinah, a pastry artist who blends fine art with confectionery in the most extraordinary way.After being diagnosed with celiac disease, Lina didn’t stop. She rebuilt her craft from the ground up, creating gluten-free recipes, opening her own store, and leading masterclasses and workshops. Her journey is a study in persistence, creativity, and constantly refining your work no matter the challenge.A special thank you to 3 Dots for sponsoring this episode!

In this episode, I sit down with Soraya Bakhtiar and we talk about building a career through curiosity, from her years in fashion to opening her own fitness studio in Jeddah. We get into what it actually looks like to put yourself out there when you’re naturally shy, moving through imposter syndrome, and using learning as a way to feel grounded and confident. It’s really about stepping out of your comfort zone, following what you’re curious about, and figuring things out as you go.A special thank you to 3 Dots for sponsoring the episode!

In this episode, I’m sitting down with my best friend of 10 years, Maha. We get into how our friendship works, why we think we’ve never fought, and what we’ve learned about maintaining a healthy, long-term friendship.A special thank you to 3 Dots for sponsoring this episode!

Reem AlSanea is a Saudi beauty content creator known for being unapologetically herself. In this episode, we talk about imposter syndrome, and letting go of perfectionism and control. We also get into love, timing, and what it means to trust your own path.A Special thank you to 3 Dots for supporting this episode!

Versailles was the original runway. This episode explores how fashion evolved from royal performance to modern fashion week.Special thanks to 3 Dots for sponsoring this episode!

In this episode, I sit down with Arwa Al Banawi, a Saudi designer known for her sharp tailoring and philosophy of “the suitable woman.” We talk about her journey of building a brand without a blueprint, from studying finance to carving her own path in fashion and showing at Paris Fashion Week. We also reflect on how the landscape in Saudi Arabia has evolved, now offering young designers more support and opportunities than ever before.

Farah is the creator of The Art Supper, a concept where art, space, and dining come together. Known for her playful yet refined approach to tablescaping and floral design, she transforms simple settings into living works of art.

If everyone’s an It Girl… is anyone? In this episode, I explore the origins of the term and rediscover the original definition of “It.”

In this episode, I sit down with Shouq, a fashion and beauty content creator who was born and raised in Saudi Arabia and holds a Syrian passport. We have an honest conversation about identity and belonging, navigating culture, building a personal brand, entrepreneurship, commitment, and the realities of working in the creative industry.

In this episode, I sit down with Haya, a Saudi Fashion Director and Creative Consultant who has worked with renowned brands such as Miu Miu, Louis Vuitton, Chanel Beauty, YSL Beauty, and more.Haya shares her experience attending fashion school and gives her honest take on whether it was truly worth it. She also breaks down a Fashion Girl Guide to freelancing in Saudi Arabia, covering the steps, realities, and advice every fashion girlie needs to know before starting out.

Here are the quiet habits that keep my creativity alive.

Behind the tweed and the New Look lies a rivalry that rewrote fashion history. This episode explores the unspoken feud between Chanel and Dior, where ego, innovation, and power collided.

We all love them, we all wear them, its one of the best basics there is. Here's the history about the white shirt.

New year, new priorities. In this episode, I walk through my 2026 ins and outs, what I’m welcoming more of, and what I’m leaving behind.

A conversation about music and fashion as one language. From punk and rock ’n’ roll to grunge, hip-hop, R&B, and rave scenes, this episode dives into how style and sound shape subcultures and communicate who we are.

We all go through it. We all struggle to get out of it. This is my own experience with imposter syndrome.