Crisp winter mornings are what I live for. While everyone despairs about the bitter cold, I can’t help but admire the splash of colour stained across the sky first thing in the morning. It was the perfect way to start my Saturday ahead of the Bejewelled Treasures exhibition in South Kensington.

There is no doubt that starting a blog – and remaining consistent – will open up incredible opportunities to you. I’ve been fortunate to have met some wonderful people and worked alongside some fantastic brands so far. It’s been an absolute dream.

The Aashni+Co bridal exhibition took London’s Dorchester Hotel by storm over the weekend. Hundreds of soon to be brides descended on Park Lane for the annual show which featured a number of designers who flew in to the capital to help brides make that all important decision.

How many times have you seen adverts, articles, popular culture and social posts telling you to love yourself? There are constant reminders around us.

However when it comes to spreading that love to other women there’s a distinct lack of campaigns surrounding the idea of building each other up. This is where Lilly Singh comes in.

The EY Sikh Network organised a phenomenal evening with Amandeep Singh aka Inkquisitive last week where a small audience got the opportunity to get to know the man behind the art.

Last Tuesday the BBC ran live debates all day in a bid to get people talking about serious issues that are hindering and affecting women from all walks of life.

An ambitious feat, the BBC managed to engage communities of women from around the world and have them discuss issues surrounding various topics.

Running a blog is phenomenal. For some creatives, writing is the way we pour our feelings out, get our opinions heard and contribute to wider discussions about what is happening within our society.

The British Asian community descended on Manchester last Thursday, as the third annual Asian Media Awards rolled out their blue carpet to celebrate achievements over the last year.

There is never a dull moment when my dear Edita from Pret a Reporter and I get together.

A day out at an Asian wedding show was the best way to catch up while oohing and aahing at what this year’s exhibitors had on offer.