Charlotte Collins

Mar 20, 2025 | yahoo.com | Charlotte Collins

Something is seriously sinister about Lumon’s severed floor. That’s the entire concept of Apple TV’s smash-hit sci-fi series Severance: One version of a “severed” Lumon employee’s split consciousness, their “outie,” experiences an average off-duty life, while their counterpart—their “innie”’—comes alive only when on-the-clock to do mysteriously important work on the company’s windowless lower level.

Feb 21, 2025 | smokymountainnews.com | Charlotte Collins

Ask Leah! The Ingles Dietitian Fact: There is currently NO “bioengineered” or “GMO” (genetically engineered/modified/edited) wheat being grown or sold for commercial use in the U.S.  Read More Ask Leah! The Ingles Dietitian With higher prices on eggs due to the bird flu (H5N1), many people may be changing up their breakfast proteins. Check the nutrition facts on packaged items for the protein amount per serving.

Nov 6, 2024 | sheerluxe.com | Charlotte Collins

/ 07 November 2024 In this series, we ask women in the know to share the fragrances they love. Next up is SL’s editor-in-chief, Charlotte Collins. From the 90s scents she finds most nostalgic to the Tom Ford fragrance she thinks everyone should try, here are her all-time favourites… All products on this page have been selected by our editorial team, however we may make commission on some products. Fragrance is the finishing touch to any look.

Sep 19, 2024 | sheerluxe.com | Charlotte Collins

Tell me about the Maebe journey – you said it’s been three years in the making…I started working on Maebe before I fell pregnant with Bambi – it had always been a dream. At the time I was working in a different capacity with a few other brands, learning about business and fashion separately.

Aug 28, 2024 | sheerluxe.com | Charlotte Collins

For nine straight days, as we wound our way from the lush mountains of Big Sky, Montana, down to the arid, Mars-like landscape of southern Utah, the question we were asked most frequently was ‘why are you here?’ Foreign visitors to much of the mid-west are a rarity, Brits even less likely – we didn’t hear English voices other than our own for the entirety of our trip (and we certainly weren’t complaining).