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Now time to thank our partner of this episode, Theory. Now I am someone who is lucky enough

to have a very varied life and I really rely on my clothes to do a lot of work for me.

That means day to night dressing, taking me anywhere and everywhere from the podcast

studio to a drink with friends. I'm always on the go from early morning meetings to evening

meals. It's really helpful to have pieces that I can wear in multiple settings while feeling

confident, comfortable and polished. That's where Theory come in. They've done something

so clever. They've introduced Theory Wardrobe, which provides the building blocks of a perfect

wardrobe. These timeless, best-selling, curated styles embody the attention to fit fabric

and elegance that their New York Atelier is known for. I can dress with ease and I'm

someone who often overthink dressing in the morning and it just waste so much of my time.

With Theory, I feel much more confident getting dressed, knowing that I have these pieces

in my wardrobe. They all go together. They take the stress out of my mornings because

I never have to think about what I'm going to wear and that allows me to focus on all

the other important stuff. I especially love my Etienne at Blazer and Demetria

trousers. The trousers are such a flattering cut. They flare out gently at the bottom.

They elongate any leg and they've been a wardrobe staple of mine for a long time. Whether

I'm working from home, recording a podcast, travelling, writing in a cafe, I can dress

them up or down depending on the occasion. I constantly go back to Theory. They're that

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