I am completely besotted with the Wild Rose Ruffle Gown. It's almost impossibly feminine; a true fairytale piece. I love the idea of a swept back bun and a thick velvet headband, plus a swish of red lipstick, to add a bit of extra glam - I want the grey, blush, pale pink - all of them!

This year I've tried to only make manageable resolutions. That means washing out my milk frother in the morning and not leaving it for my future-self to deal with - I told you they were manageable! I've also taken up swimming in an attempt to have a more diverse workout schedule, plus I really will try to make more use of all the cookbooks lying around my house that I usually eschew in favour of Deliveroo. I'm going to be the new Ottolenghi by 2021.

The year is dominated by friends getting married - between June and August I have weddings in Rome, Toronto, Ibiza and Florence. I've also just booked three weeks in Chile over Christmas; we'll be visiting Santiago, Patagonia, the Chilean lake district, the wine regions and more. After a mega two weeks in Brazil and Argentina last year my husband and I are hooked on South America.

Instagram is the obvious answer, but more specifically than that I turn to certain individuals. The neutral colour palette that is everywhere right now no longer inspires me - I want to see people who aren't just clones of one another, and who really have their own sense of style. Right now, those people are Rabea Schif, Cate Underwood, Anna Winck - cool, colourful women breaking the mould. I'm also obsessed with Laura Helms (@laurakitty), a fashion and cultural historian who is a prolific poster of the most unique, interesting throw-back photographs and videos of stylish women throughout history. It's so easy to become immune to all the images we see when scrolling - I love her considered, detailed analysis of each and every look and trend.