Here at Shear Lux, we produce a lot of content. But sometimes words on a page don't quite do a piece, a product, a brand, a new restaurant, a concept, you get the picture, justice. In this podcast, we're attempting to do

just that. So welcome to the Shearlux Weekly Highlights podcast with me, Georgie Corridge Cole,

Astrid Carter and Maya Lucky. So first of all, we're going to talk about Bueller, London,

who as we titled it, have launched what we think is their best collection yet.

The brand was started by two girls who I think had spent quite a lot of time in India

and the idea was to raise awareness or support the victims of human trafficking.

Yeah, it's that kind of fashion with a conscience.

That's what they launched us and it's been around for quite some time now. Yeah, it's that kind of fashion with a conscience. That's what they launched us. And it's been around for quite some time now. I think Kate Middleton was a big fan. Yeah, I'm Pippa. And they've had, they're really well-connected girls, and they've had it on good people. And I think they probably got quite a lot of press based on who'd worn it, like lots of friends. Yeah, absolutely. But actually this is the first time where I've really looked at the brand and thought, I love that and it's bang on and it's lovely prints. It is such a beautiful collection. Yeah, it is. Your friends go, where should you get that from? Yeah. It is. a's kind of a bit more rick-ser. It's a bit more... It's of that ilk. Yeah. It's more current. All those kind of cool summer brands are just nailing dresses. Yeah. It's got a bit of LA and yeah, it's lovely. Anyway, I think well done, Bueller for the spring, summer 17. So let's talk about Amelia Freer and her new book, Nourish and Glow, The Ten Day Plan.

What's that all about?

So it's her new book.

Her last one did so well.

I mean, I can't tell you how many of my friends have her book and kind of religiously go by it.

She was famously responsible for Sam Smith's big weight loss and transformation.

I didn't know that and that was a serious transformation.

Yeah, I've heard that too. I remember her talking about that in an interview.

I think the thing about Amelia is she's, there are lots of young girls, lots of really 20-something pretty nutritionists that get big followings.

But Amelia is just really gorgeous and normal and grown up,

and she's about healthy attitudes to food, isn't she?

Like this book is kind of based around that Mediterranean, like you say, normal diet.

It's not faddy.

It's just good, real food.

Realistic to achieve.

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