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The spring equinox is a turning point to look forward to, a shift in the air that is not quite here yet. With practical outerwear, we can explore what's close to our doorstep — there is a lot to see and do in March.

This is the season to gently awaken and start to instill some vitality into our days.

January allows to find a balance between leaving behind the excitement (and exhaustion) of the festive season and gently welcoming a new year. We advocate home comforts accompanied by restorative and nourishing rituals to gather pace for the months ahead.

December bears the winter solstice and the shortest day of the year; but from that turning point, the days grow longer again and a whisper of change is on the horizon. Until then, preparations for festive gatherings will bring sparkle and warmth.

Wilder Botanics' holistic approach was born from a deep-rooted curiosity and love of naturally derived formulations.

As we enter winter, co-founder, Rachel Landon, shares with us her wisdom gained from 20 years of clinical practice as a naturopath and herbalist.

With colder and shorter days settling in, November is the opportune moment to plan the busy end of year celebrations; without rushing and allowing pauses to recharge. Perusing gift selections and preparing fail safe outfits early on also create time for other pursuits that put unnerving countdowns in the background.

Seasonal change is truly in the air in October, bringing a colour palette that is possibly the most distinctive of the year. Nourishing reads and comforting layers should ease the blow on transitional moods.

September is one of the busiest months of the year and the aim is to keep energy levels gained in the summer as long lasting as possible, by focusing on essentials and allowing some instant gratifications.

Situated in north east Italy, Venice, made up of 100 small islands is a cultural and culinary hot spot. Spend a few days like a local with our guide of places to explore, shop and eat.

Make the most of sunnier days, and embrace a slower pace that August offers.