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Can your partner make a new friend of the opposite sex on a night out or is exchanging numbers already crossing a line? The SLMan Podcast is back with a new format, as the team gets into the conversations, dilemmas and recommendations currently taking over the group chat. First up, they debate why small talk gets such a bad reputation and whether “So, what do you do?” is officially the worst way to start a conversation. Then it’s onto relationships, trust and the surprisingly divisive question of whether your partner should be making new friends on a night out. Elsewhere, expect plenty of menswear chat, from building a signature style and ignoring micro-trends to vintage military jackets and the collaborations worth knowing. Plus, the team shares the fragrances they’re wearing on rotation before finishing with some unfiltered hot takes on invisible socks, matcha and situationships. Oh, and they settle one important question: how much clothing is actually necessary when answering the door to room service?

What does it really take to launch a beauty brand while juggling work, motherhood and nearly 20 years with the same person? This week on the SheerLuxe Podcast, Georgie is joined by Rochelle Humes and Tobi Asare for a wide-ranging conversation covering everything they’re loving, wearing and talking about right now. Rochelle gives us the inside story on Eulah, her new affordable skincare brand, revealing why she stripped back her own routine, her thoughts on the ‘Sephora kids’ generation and how she secured major high-street retailers before launch. Plus, she shares the products she genuinely swears by, her current weight-training routine and why three or four matchas a day is completely normal in her world. Elsewhere, the team discuss the secrets to a long marriage, autumn fashion buys, Gemma Collins, Theo James and why they’re firmly divided over the return of the ‘elevated dry robe’. Expect plenty of recommendations, honest opinions and laughs along the way.

In episode one of The Residency, SheerLuxe's new four-part series with John Lewis, Charlotte is joined by podcaster and author Elizabeth Day to talk autumn fashion, finding your personal style and building a wardrobe that works for real life. From great coats and tailoring to clever layering, Elizabeth shares the pieces she’s loving now, how her style has evolved in her 40s and the styling lessons that transformed her confidence.

Has Sydney Sweeney gone too far? This week on the SheerLuxe Podcast, Laura and Hodge are joined by Josh Smith to unpack the controversial campaign everyone’s talking about - debating sexualisation, female empowerment and whether the backlash is justified. Elsewhere, the team gets into everything they’re loving right now, from an unforgettable Mykonos restaurant experience and the Queen Elizabeth II fashion exhibition to the new ‘Sense And Sensibility’ and the TV shows worth adding to your watch list. Plus, expect plenty of new-season fashion chat, including the wardrobe staples, jewellery and autumn buys currently on their wish lists. They also discuss Meghan Markle and the latest royal-family drama, Josh reveals the beauty treatment that’s transformed his skin and things take an unexpected turn with some very candid sexting advice. Finally, the team tackles a listener dilemma: should you ever tell a friend you think their partner is wrong for them?

On this episode of Style Watch, Lu sits down with fashion experts Gabrielle Hackworthy and Holly Scott-Lidgett to break down their biggest Autumn/Winter 2026 trend predictions – from fitted silhouettes and statement shearling to the return of the Saint Laurent tuxedo. They share the designers shaping their autumn/winter wardrobes, the runway outfits they’re keen to recreate and the styling details set to define the season, from waist-defining belts and unisex accessories to clever layering. Plus, they reveal the new-season buys, must-have accessories and dream pieces on their wish lists, from Prada lace-ups to Celine and Phoebe Philo coats…

This week on The Gold Show, Jo Good is joined by restaurant critic and 'MasterChef' host Grace Dent, beauty entrepreneur Sarah Creal and personal stylist Jess Colivet for an honest conversation about beauty, style, confidence and getting older without becoming less visible. Sarah shares what she’s learnt from decades developing beauty products for Tom Ford, Prada and Victoria Beckham, and why she eventually launched her own brand for women over 40. Grace talks about rediscovering glamour in her 50s, while Jess explains why she doesn’t believe in ‘dressing your age’ and how clothes can help you feel like yourself again. Plus, the panel shares their favourite beauty treatments, wellness finds, fashion tips and even the £35 chocolate soufflé they swear by.

This isn’t your average press-junket interview. With Nicole Kidman – Lucia’s aunt – alongside Sandra Bullock, Joey King and Maisie Williams, the 'Practical Magic 2' cast reveal what it was really like stepping back into the world of the Owens family. Nicole and Sandra reflect on returning to their iconic roles, while Joey and Maisie reveal what it was like joining the ‘Practical Magic’ family as their on-screen daughters. Things quickly get personal as Lucia and Nicole discuss the Kidman women’s connection to the more “magical” side of life, while Sandra reveals the real-life spell she uses when someone gets on her bad side. The cast also share some of their favourite behind-the-scenes moments, plus the original ‘Practical Magic’ costumes that made their way back into the sequel...

In this exclusive SheerLuxe press junket, we sit down with the cast of Netflix’s ‘The Gentlemen’ to talk all things season two – from darker storylines and evolving characters to the chemistry that makes the series so addictive. The cast reveal which parts of their characters they relate to most, whose wardrobe they’d steal and what fans can expect from a season that promises to be wilder, darker and more emotionally charged. There’s also plenty of fashion chat, including standout red dresses and some seriously enviable on-screen wardrobes. Elsewhere, we get into the relationship between Susie and Eddie, with the cast opening up about the natural rhythm between their characters, their flirty back-and-forth and how improvisation helps bring their scenes to life. Plus, without giving too much away, they tease the evolution of Eddie and explain why season two pushes both the drama and the performances further, while keeping the signature Guy Ritchie humour firmly intact.

Polly’s heading behind the scenes of Netflix’s ‘The Gentlemen’ for an exclusive first look at season two. Set against the incredible backdrop of Lake Maggiore, Italy, she visits the show’s filming locations, meets the cast and crew, and uncovers a few clues about what fans can expect when the hit series returns. Polly sits down with Joely Richardson and other returning cast members to talk about evolving characters, new romances and why season two is set to be even bigger and more unpredictable than the first. Plus, we meet some of the new Italian cast and discover what it’s really like working on a Guy Ritchie set, where scripts – and plans – can change at the last minute. Elsewhere, Polly goes inside the costume department for a closer look at the show’s razor-sharp style, from Theo James’s tailoring to spectacular occasion wear. Expect stunning Italian villas, €1.5 million Riva boats and plenty of season-two secrets.

Harvey James and Tunde sit down with Maro Itoje – captain of England, Saracens and the 2025 British & Irish Lions – for a wide-ranging conversation on rugby, leadership, style and what it really takes to perform at the highest level. Maro shares his approach to leadership, why authenticity and leading by example matter and what people misunderstand about ambition and the work required to stay at the top. He also reveals how he gets himself into the right headspace before a match, why sleep is still his ultimate recovery tool and what’s actually going through his mind during the haka. Elsewhere, expect plenty on life away from the pitch – from the best-dressed rugby players and Maro’s biggest fashion regrets to books, philanthropy and his work with The Pearl Fund. Plus, he breaks down exactly what an elite rugby player eats in a day and reveals which England teammates are most likely to go on Love Island, ignore the group chat or have a seven-step grooming routine.

We’re taking you behind the scenes with De Savary as the team prepares to launch the new autumn/winter collection. From the first samples arriving at SheerLuxe HQ to the final campaign shoot, get an exclusive look at what really goes into bringing a fashion collection to life. First, the team gets an early preview of the collection, sharing honest feedback on everything from proportions and pocket placement to fabrics, prints and those all-important finishing touches. Then, we head to set as De Savary founder Tash de Savary joins forces with stylist Georgie Gray to create a 13-look edit inspired by 90s nostalgia and classic British style. There’s plenty of new-season inspiration too, including statement outerwear, leather bombers, versatile scarf styling and luxe-looking faux fur designed to deliver the same impact at a more accessible price point. Plus, discover how the SheerLuxe team approaches casting, styling, stills and social-first video to create the final campaign.