Conversations

In this episode of SheerLuxe Conversations, Georgie Coleridge Cole is joined by four-time Olympic gold medalist Sir Ben Ainslie and entrepreneur and broadcaster Georgie Ainslie. First, they tell us about their journey as a couple – from the first meeting to the unique challenges of maintaining a relationship when one partner is away. They also share more about their career journeys, including Georgie’s early experiences as a runner to then becoming a prominent figure at Sky Sports and launching her Performance People podcast. Ben also recounts memories from his Olympic sailing career, sharing insights into the intensity of competition and the importance of innovation. Finally, the two discuss their latest venture, ainslie + ainslie, a brand that focuses on human performance and wellness.

In this poignant episode of our vodcast, we have the honour of speaking with Annick Lever BEM, a remarkable woman whose life story is a testament to resilience, survival and the enduring impact of the Holocaust. Annick shares her memories of her early life, the challenges she faced during the war, including the profound loss of her mother, while also reflecting on the kindness of those who helped her family. She emphasises the importance of recognising the silent majority who acted with compassion amid widespread hate, before going on to discuss her journey of self-discovery and identity, including her move to the UK, where she married and raised a family. She has since become a passionate advocate for Holocaust education, dedicating her life to ensuring that the lessons of the past are not forgotten.

This week on the SheerLuxe panel, Louise Roe is joined by barrister & co-founder of Courney Legal,Samantha Singer, writer & visual artist, Stacey Duguid, and author & host of The Divorce Coach podcast, Sara Davison. Together, they share candid stories, practical advice, and insights on navigating the emotional rollercoaster of divorce. They discuss topics ranging from the reasons behind divorce and the importance of communication, to the difference between amicable & contentious divorces, as well as giving actionable advice including co-parenting strategies & managing difficult dynamics, and resources for those going through separation. Whether you're currently navigating a divorce or simply seeking to understand the process better, this episode offers valuable insights and hope for a brighter future.

In this exciting episode of SL Conversations, Charlotte Collins is joined by White Lotus’ Aimee Lou Wood, Michelle Monaghan and Natasha Rothwell. They dive into the upcoming and highly-anticipated third season, first exploring how Thailand’s breathtaking scenery elevates the drama, then delving into Mike White’s masterful writing, which seamlessly weaves Western and Eastern cultures into a rich, layered narrative. They also go on to discuss the creative process behind the character development, wardrobe choices and their own experiences with a digital detox. Finally, they share their advice for travelling with different personalities and navigating the complexities of group dynamics, ending by revealing their dream holiday companions…

This week on SL Conversations, Charlotte Collins is joined by best-selling author, journalist, and podcast host Elizabeth Day for an insightful conversation on embracing failure, the evolution of success and the challenges of modern dating. As the creator of the hit podcast How to Fail, Elizabeth has spent years exploring the power of setbacks and resilience. Now, she’s launching How to Date – a new podcast delving into the highs, lows and everything in between when it comes to love and relationships. In this episode, the two discuss the inspiration behind How to Fail and what Elzabeth has learned from it, why modern dating needs a new approach and the Good Dating Pledge – plus, what’s next for her in 2025…

In the final part of our miniseries, Sherri Andew is joined by two skin experts, Dr. Ifeoma Ejikeme and Dija Ayodele to discuss the main skincare concerns Black women face – from hyperpigmentation to dry skin – as well as how much money Black women really spend on beauty products. They also share which new treatments and ‘tweakments’ will be big in 2025, before answering your quick-fire questions…

In this second instalment of our mini series, Sherri Andew is joined by two professional make-up artists, Joy Adenuga and Esther Appiagyei. Together, they discuss the importance of representation for diverse people and how the beauty industry can become more inclusive. They also share the make-up techniques everyone should know, along with their current favourite products and brands. Plus, Joy and Esther answer your quick-fire questions…

In the first instalment of this new mini series, SL’s Sherri Andew is joined by two experts to dive deep into the world of Black and textured hair. She’s joined by professional hair stylists Jennie Roberts and Mimi Koné to talk about why hair is so important for diverse women, what the beauty industry needs to do to be more inclusive, and how to look after textured hair. Plus, they share their product recommendations and answer your quick-fire questions…