
I’ve worked in fashion, tech, and food—but this isn’t about any of that. This is about the stuff that keeps me going: the recommendations you’d share with your closest mates to lift your mood and nourish your soul.
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Dan Levy on Fashion Neurosis
Quick context: I am the person in the office who suggests Dan Levy for absolutely everything. Who should cook with? Dan Levy. Who should interview Yotam in the US? Dan Levy. Who should we see if we can party w...
A tonic, for the purposes of this newsletter, is the small thing that resets you. The walk, the recipe, the podcast, the gallery… most weeks (OK, fortnights) I write about one. This week I’m writing about a whole town’s worth in Rye where I...
There’s a particular kind of satisfaction in discovering something that everyone else got to years ago and acting like you’ve just invented it. That’s been the feeling this week.
First up, planting seeds
One of life’s great tonics...
I’ve reached 2,000 subscribers…..whaaaat? I have a big family but still that’s more people than i can possibly know. I’m still not entirely sure how that happened, given I turn up here with the reliability of a British summer (bit sunny aga...
Monty Don is back on a Friday night, which feels like a seasonal marker in itself. I’ve started sowing seeds, the sun has shown up just enough (oo away chilly rain), and everyone’s mood has lifted a notch.
I’m up to date on Love Story (wat...
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I’m the CMO at Ottolenghi, living by the sea in Rye. On my Substack, Life’s Tonics, I share what lifts me—creative minds, food, exhibitions, books, general things that spark curiosity. Follow along for inspiration and discoveries that fuel me.
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