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On this episode of the SheerLuxe Middle East Podcast, Tamara, Talar and Hebah are back with their latest edit of everything worth knowing right now. They kick things off with the buzziest launches and cultural moments on their radar – from Color Wow’s Pop & Lock, Sole DXB and Zara’s new AI tool, to wellness finds like Amy Sessions/Welltth, and the charm of Heart Cottage Lane. The League is also on their radar – a curated, members-only platform connecting like-minded, career-driven people that feels perfectly suited to Dubai’s social scene. Next up, they discuss their latest fashion finds, including the Nour Hammour Artise jacket, standout pieces from Hertunba (the Eye top and fringe dress), Repetto ballerina flats and jewellery by Pierre Laborde. In Mustn’t Miss, they spotlight the Sarah Jessica Parker interview on SheerLuxe Middle East and the Never Fully Dressed pop-up event, before diving into the hot topics of the week – covering Rhode’s latest moves, Kate Middleton, Rama Duwaji, Timothée Chalamet’s Golden Globes speech and more. Finally, they wrap up with their ride-or-die essentials, from the Fitbit Luxe and Oura Ring to Olivia von Halle pyjamas, wrist and ankle weights, and Gabby George’s bridal arms TikTok series.

On this episode of SheerLuxe Fashion, Lu and Sapna break down their biggest trend predictions for 2026 – from the seismic creative director shuffle (with 15 major fashion house changes) to the runway themes set to define the year ahead. They unpack the rise of drapery and fluidity at Tove, Alaïa and Chloé, the move towards statement dressing and the return of the relaxed modern lady – think high-neck blouses, long gloves, corsetry styled with flats and unexpected fabric pairings at Prada, Dior, and Erdem. There’s also a deep dive into the bold block colours seen at Fendi, Loewe and Tove, plus the Pinterest-predicted return of 80s glamour or “Glamoratti”: power dressing, sculptural shoulders, chic leopard print, chunky belts and jewellery-first styling from brands like Bottega, Gucci and Alaïa. Finally, they round things off with the key accessories to know for 2026, from faux-fur and lace scarves to tassels, brooches, hair accessories, Dries Van Noten trainers and Erdem flats. If you want to know what you’ll actually be wearing this year, this is one to watch.

Join us in this exciting episode as we welcome Sarah Jessica Parker, who is back in Dubai for the first time in 11 years! We dive into her stunning new jewellery collection created in collaboration with Astrea London and founder Natalie Morrison, which includes an array of twistable rings and beautiful necklaces that reflect the duo’s friendship and creativity. SJP explains how this collaboration came to be and shows us her favourite pieces from the collection, including friendship bracelets inspired by her iconic role in ‘Sex and the City’. We also explore her favourite fashion moments, including her memorable encounter with Oscar de la Renta. Dressed in Dima Ayad, SJP emphasises the importance of supporting regional talent and how she curates her outfits to express gratitude during her travels. Plus, we chat about her signature necklace tuck and the freedom of personal expression in jewellery.

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’?

Charlotte Collins sits down with Laney Crowell, founder of Saie – the clean beauty brand that’s been shaking up the industry since its 2019 launch. From her fashion background to creating high-performance, skin-first make-up, Laney shares the journey behind the brand, the story of its distinctive name and the realities of launching during the pandemic. She talks community, what clean beauty really means, and the rigorous process behind Saie’s cult products. Plus, there’s a look at what’s next – including the much-anticipated setting spray – and a deeper dive into the brand’s sustainability credentials and Saie Climate initiative, designed to drive meaningful change across the beauty industry.

On this episode of SheerLuxe Home Tours, we visit SheerLuxe’s senior product editor Pip at her elegant London home. She shows us around her beautiful Georgian house, sharing how years of renovation experience helped her thoughtfully update the space while staying true to the home’s original features.

Step inside the wonderfully eccentric home of Alice Temperley, where fashion, art and storytelling collide. In this intimate house tour, the designer invites us into her listed Somerset home – a place she describes as “impractical magic” – filled with layered textures, historic details and pieces collected over a lifetime of travel, creativity and family life. From leopard-print sofas and Venetian lights to hand-painted walls, heritage textiles and rooms that shift with the seasons, every corner reflects Alice’s love of Victoriana, craftsmanship and lived-in beauty. Shared with her teenage son, animals roaming the grounds and friends constantly passing through, the house comes alive with music, conversation and community, blurring the lines between home, studio and lifestyle. This is not a show home but a soulful, deeply personal space that mirrors Alice’s approach to fashion: expressive, storied and never saved for best.

Welcome back to the SheerLuxe Middle East Podcast – and to our final episode of the year. Hebah Baker and Talar Bilemjian join Tamara Jabi. The three get into the region’s fashion momentum – from Dubai Fashion Week’s guest designer Alberta Ferretti to Riyadh Fashion Week opening with Vivienne Westwood and closing with Stella McCartney – before spotlighting the emerging names they’re loving, including Dubai favourite Emergency Room and its new Timberland collab. They also unpack the retail launches set to shake up 2026, from Ulta Beauty and Primark landing in the region to a clever “portable ATM” service that feels peak-Dubai convenient. There’s chat about what they’re watching (and avoiding), what they’re wearing, and the fashion finds heading straight into their carts. They also run through the cultural openings you can’t miss – including Abu Dhabi’s Natural History Museum – the latest celebrity chatter, and the broader Ozempic/body-positivity conversation. Finally, they share the products they can’t live without right now, from Kosas’s colour-correcting concealer to a portable red-light panel and Cymbiotika’s supplement sachets.

Go inside the beautifully layered home of Dalia El-Ali, where art, design and personal storytelling come together in a space she’s completely reimagined from the ground up. In this home tour, Dalia walks us through her Victory Heights house in Dubai – a full renovation that transformed a closed, traditional layout into an open, light-filled home defined by sculptural architecture, hanging stairs and a striking black-and-white base. Her love of art takes centre stage, with a thoughtfully curated collection spanning Lebanese, Palestinian, Iranian and international artists – many discovered through travels, Art Basel, Art Abu Dhabi and Dubai Design Days. From embroidered and textile-led artworks to custom-designed furniture, Murano lighting and playful pops of colour, every piece has a story and a purpose. You’ll also see how Dalia blends modern design with Middle Eastern heritage, incorporating arches, mother-of-pearl details and handcrafted elements that reflect her roots. The tour continues through her intimate TV room, statement guest bathroom, semi-open kitchen designed for hosting, and out into the garden, where a retro pink bar, sunset golf views and poolside living complete the home.

Welcome to the SheerLuxe end-of-year fashion round-up as Nana is joined by Sapna, Lucia and Billie to look back at the moments, designers and trends that truly defined 2025. From standout celebrity style moments and the most talked-about runway shows to breakout brands, high-street heroes and the accessories that had fashion in a chokehold, the team share their highlights, hot takes and insider opinions from a year in fashion. Expect discussion of Jacob Elordi’s impeccable style, Rihanna’s Met Gala return, Chanel’s renaissance, Bottega’s show-stopping textures, viral trends like hip scarves and balloon trousers, plus the collaborations everyone actually bought into. Let us know your favourite fashion moment of 2025 in the comments and don’t forget to subscribe for more from the SheerLuxe team in 2026.

Step inside Style The Clutter interior designer Leoma Harper’s beautifully layered family home as she shares how she decorates for Christmas – thoughtfully, creatively and without overwhelming the space. In this festive home tour, Leoma walks us through every room, from her light-filled kitchen extension and statement red Christmas tree to her elegant dining tablescape, cosy living spaces and softly styled staircase swags. Along the way, she shares practical decorating tips, clever styling tricks and easy DIY ideas – from layering garlands and using bows everywhere, to drying hydrangeas, working with what you already own and creating impact without clutter. Expect plenty of inspiration for mixing textures, sticking to a colour palette and making your home feel festive, family-friendly and personal.