SheerLuxe Podcast

In this episode of the SheerLuxe Podcast, Charlotte Collins is joined by Billie Bhatia and Atelier 95 founder Melissa Bell to talk about multitasking, confidence and the reality of ‘doing it all’, in partnership with Clarins. From building businesses and navigating burnout to motherhood and finding your stride in your 30s, the three discuss what being multifaceted really looks like today. Melissa opens up about running a brand with a three-month-old baby, while Billie shares her thoughts on productivity, habit stacking and learning to ask for help. Together, they explore how confidence evolves with age, why you can’t have it all at once (but can at different times) and the small daily wins that make the biggest difference. Plus, they put Clarins’ new Double Serum Foundation to the test. With 14 active skincare ingredients, 37 shades and buildable coverage, it promises glow, hydration and long-lasting wear – all while caring for your skin.

On this week’s SheerLuxe Podcast, Charlotte Collins is joined by Polly Newman and writer, presenter and podcast host Tolly Shoneye for a brilliantly chaotic catch-up on everything from pop culture obsession to real-life dilemmas.

This week on the SheerLuxe Podcast, it’s big news, big laughs and very good chat as Hodge is joined by Josh Smith for their first podcast together and Lu – and trust us, it’s a rollercoaster. We’re celebrating huge SheerLuxe news, unpacking what it really feels like when years of hard work pay off and why the SL team ended the day with matching tattoos. There’s also plenty of fashion chat – from what everyone’s wearing (including an NHS-issued, Balenciaga-coded orthopedic shoe) to the beauty and wardrobe buys we’re loving right now. Elsewhere, things get hilariously honest as we discuss snogging during ad breaks, relationship rituals, and whether sending a married co-star a room full of red roses is romantic… or wildly inappropriate. We also dive into celebrity moments, career dilemmas, redundancy advice and why connection – in work, love and life – really matters.

On this week’s SheerLuxe Podcast, Nana, Lucia and Steph are coming to you from Austria on a special trip with Sol de Janeiro. While away, the trio sit down to talk all things winter wellness, confidence and feel-good rituals – from morning and evening routines that boost your mood in the darker months to the small habits that genuinely make a difference. They share their personal winter dopamine menus, covering everything from sauna and cold plunges, baths and meditation, to cosy fashion textures, colour, fragrance layering and the comfort TV shows they always return to. There’s also a deep dive into body confidence, inner monologue and self-care, plus an honest chat about how routines, movement and mindset have evolved over time. Along the way, they discuss Sol de Janeiro’s latest launches, including the Rosa Chamosa Dewy Skin Cream and Mist 91, their OG favourites, glow-boosting body care, fragrance compliments, red light masks and the beauty rituals that help them feel their best all winter long. This podcast is in partnership with Sol de Janeiro.

On this week’s episode of the SheerLuxe Podcast, Hodge is joined by Laura Black and Mia Luckie for a conversation about marriage, modern relationships and the small habits that can make a big difference. The trio kick things off with Hodge’s marriage resolutions for 2026 – from committing to one new restaurant a month to finding shared hobbies that don’t revolve around food or booze, plus setting couple goals and tackling a challenge together. Elsewhere, they chat fashion finds of the week (hello H&M shoulder-pad polos, Mango knits and ultra-high-waist denim), beauty routines that are actually working right now, and the books, wellness treatments and activewear they’re loving. There’s also a lively debate on public displays of affection, celebrity couples, tracking apps, Ring doorbells and whether January is secretly the best month of the year. As always, the episode wraps with your listener dilemmas, covering everything from workplace crushes to jealousy among friends...

For our first SheerLuxe Podcast of 2026, Charlotte Collins is joined by Billie Bhatia and Jenn George for a cosy, chatty catch-up covering everything you need for January – from the best sale buys and cold-weather beauty heroes to must-watch TV and the travel plans already in the diary. Expect plenty of shopping intel (including Billie’s Bicester Village haul and Charlotte’s mega Frankie Shop jacket), winter beauty SOS for dry skin, lips and hair shedding, plus what the team’s been bingeing over the break – ‘The Night Manager’, ‘Shrinking’ and the very steamy ‘Heated Rivalry’. There’s also Hot Topic chat on Timothée and Kylie’s orange era, Este Haim’s Louis Vuitton wedding dress and where everyone’s heading in 2026 – Lapland, a South Africa safari, Ibiza/Formentera, skiing and Jenn’s wellness reset at Clinique La Prairie – before the trio tackles your dilemmas, from awkward work requests to relationship excitement and how to stop measuring success performatively online. Tell us in the comments: what did you buy in the sales, whether you prefer drip-fed episodes or boxset drops and should we all be watching ‘Heated Rivalry’?

In this festive end-of-year SheerLuxe Podcast, Georgie Coleridge Cole is joined by Hodge Templeman and Josh Smith. From Lauren Silverman stealing the spotlight on Simon Cowell’s new Netflix series to the long-awaited return of ‘The Night Manager’ (and a collective appreciation of Tom Hiddleston) the trio cover the TV moments everyone’s talking about. There’s plenty of fashion and lifestyle chat too, including the independent brands the team genuinely loves – from cult socks and standout fragrances to jeans worth tracking down and lingerie labels doing things differently. Along the way, they dive into big-picture reflections on friendship, boundaries, showing up for people and the art of good conversation, with Josh sharing insights ahead of the relaunch of his podcast in January. Expect festive chaos, celebrity obsessions, thoughtful takes on communication and the kind of honest, funny conversation that feels like being part of the group chat – the perfect way to wrap up the year.

This week on the SheerLuxe Podcast, Louise Roe is joined by beauty expert Alexandra Steinherr and beauty director Jenn George for a fast-paced chat on everything from winter style and beauty must-haves to celebrity buzz and festive shopping inspo. They spill their OOTDs, top new restaurants, mini-break ideas in France, unmissable London exhibitions – including the Wes Anderson showcase at the Design Museum – and the TV shows and docs everyone’s talking about, from Champagne Problems to the latest Sean Combs investigation. Expect fashion favourites (Zara Men’s jeans, Reformation dresses, chic high-street picks), ride-or-die beauty products, glowing-skin tricks, body-care heroes and party-season makeup tips. Plus, SheerLuxe previews, gift-guide highlights and answers to your dilemmas – relationships, Christmas gifting disasters and even whether your boyfriend can comment on your red lipstick.

On this week’s SheerLuxe podcast, Nana is joined by Lucia Hawley and Billie Bhatia. The trio debrief all the best looks, moments and behind-the-scenes chaos from the Fashion Awards 2025 – from pregnancy reveals and red-carpet hair disasters in the wind to Nana’s photo moment with host Colman Domingo and Lucia’s cousin presenting an award in Dior. They also chat about how the SL team are taking a more sustainable approach to the office Christmas party this year, including the genius ‘party rail’ they’ve set up so everyone can borrow each other’s pieces for the big night. Plus, Billie’s just back from two months in Bali, Lucia’s fresh off a family Thanksgiving in Nashville and Nana shares how and why she’s wearing her lululemon Align leggings on rotation right now. The girls also share their current ride-or-die beauty favourites (including tubing mascaras and the blush stick everyone’s obsessed with) before answering your dilemmas on shared Hinge dates, disliking your sister’s fiancé and what to do when your side hustle outperforms your partner’s business…

On this episode of SheerLuxe Conversations, Charlotte Collins is joined by two legends of the fashion and media world: Laura Brown and Kristina O’Neill – former top editors turned authors of ‘All The Cool Girls Get Fired’. Together they unpack what really happens when you lose your job – from the shock and shame to the surprising freedom on the other side. They share their own stories of being fired from huge roles in New York publishing, why “fired” is the word we should be using and how owning it publicly (yes, even on Instagram) is the quickest way to move forward. The trio also dive into standout stories from the book – including from the likes of Oprah, Lisa Kudrow, Tarana Burke and Carol Burnett – plus, the practical stuff no one teaches you: money, identity, LinkedIn, healthcare and how to rebuild confidence when your career rug is pulled out from under you. They also talk about the changing media landscape, personal brands and why a set-back can genuinely be a set-up.

In this special episode of SheerLuxe Conversations, founder and CEO Georgie Coleridge Cole sits down with Chrissie Rucker, the visionary behind The White Company, in celebration of the brand’s 30th anniversary. Chrissie reflects on her early career – from leaving school at 16 and studying couture to her time at Condé Nast – and how those experiences led her to identify a gap in the market for beautiful, high-quality basics at accessible prices. She discusses the ‘quiet luxury’ design principles, attention to detail and calming, timeless aesthetic that continue to define the brand today, as well as its remarkable growth to include more than 80 stores and 2,500 employees. With Christmas approaching, Chrissie also shares how she decorates at home – from greenery and wreaths to tablescaping, playlists, cocktails and clever hosting tricks – and why thoughtful gifting (and a 15-year spreadsheet) remain her secret weapons. The conversation also touches on balancing a demanding career with family life, welcoming her daughter into the business, staying curious and ambitious in her 50s and the charitable work she champions through The King’s Trust and the Change A Girl’s Life campaign.