What does a Lioness actually do after a big game? In this episode of LuxeGen Best-ies, Euros hero and national treasure Chloe Kelly joins us to reveal the things she genuinely loves – from her pre-match ritual and post-game Nando’s order to the beauty products that never leave her bag. Chloe looks back on scoring the winning goal against Germany at Wembley, shares what she’d tell her younger self and opens up about the friendships she’s made through football. Plus, she reveals which Lioness has the best wardrobe, her dream celebrity five-a-side team and the teammate she trusts for all the best beauty recommendations – including under-eye patches, lip liner and heated eyelash curlers. Elsewhere, expect to hear her horror-film confessions, wardrobe organisation tips and the beauty hack that genuinely changed her life.

How do you build a brand that stands out in an industry filled with intense competition? In this episode of LuxeGen Secret Sauce, we spend the day with Bijoux De Mimi founder Amelia Hitchcock-Merritt to find out exactly how she did it. Amelia started Bijoux from her bedroom during lockdown at 18, after deciding university wasn’t for her. Her first marketing strategy? Sending jewellery to the coolest girls she knew, turning them into ambassadors – and then selling out on launch day. Since then, she’s built an instantly recognisable brand, documented the highs and lows online and created a seriously loyal community. We tour Bijoux HQ, meet the team, visit the King’s Road pop-up and hear how one event attracted 3,000 people, with customers camping outside from 2am. Plus, Amelia gets candid about the early product mistakes, why branding has always been her superpower, her productivity secrets and what’s next – including plans for a permanent store in 2027.

Poppy and Angelina are joined by stylist and content creator Emily Beaney for a proper catch-up on everything taking over their feeds – including reboot fever, Miley Cyrus’s latest reinvention, how to navigate break-ups, friendships and your 20s. First, the girls ask whether Hollywood needs to stop bringing back the shows we grew up with. With a ‘Victorious' spin-off on the way and reboots of everything from ‘Wizards Of Waverly Place’ to ‘Camp Rock’, is nostalgia officially getting out of hand? Plus, they unpack Miley dropping “Cyrus”, her return to a rockier sound and why some former Disney stars are better at reinventing themselves than others. Things get personal as the girls discuss September resets, recent break-ups and why being single in your 20s can actually feel like something worth protecting. There’s also Kylie Jenner friendship drama, Olivia Rodrigo’s $20m charity festival and, naturally, the autumn fashion, beauty and TV recommendations you need to know about.

The girls are joined by Farron Clark – marketing expert, content creator and ASOS’s new marketing insider – to talk about careers, social media and the campaigns everyone has an opinion on right now. Farron shares how she built her career without university or formal training, going from working in small beauty and fashion teams to building her own platform around life in marketing. She also reveals the story behind the viral ‘Farron Clark Effect’, why you shouldn’t wait for the perfect moment to start creating content and what her new role at ASOS actually involves. Elsewhere, the girls unpack ‘brand LARPing’, debate whether nostalgia marketing has officially gone too far and dissect the celebrity partnerships that work – and those that don’t. From Willow Smith x Free People and Kylie Jenner x Alo to Emma Chamberlain x J.Crew, expect plenty of marketing hot takes. Plus, Farron reveals the brands she thinks are genuinely getting social right – and the products currently worth adding to the basket.