Flossie Saunders

London, United Kingdom

Editor at The Sunday Times

Fashion Editor for The Sunday Times Style. @theSTStyle . All views are my own....

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from baggy to barrel-leg

5 days ago | thetimes.com | Karen Dacre |Helen Atkin |Flossie Saunders
The 9 high street pieces you need for April 2025

1 week ago | thetimes.com | Flossie Saunders |Karen Dacre
18 wardrobe updates for spring 2025, from £30

3 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Flossie Saunders
Our fashion editor's pick of spring 2025's designer accessories

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Flossie Saunders
49 hot high street buys for spring 2025

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Flossie Saunders
will you wear florals or sporty sequins?

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Flossie Saunders |Helen Atkin
The best coffee machines and kit for chic at-home brewing

2 months ago | thetimes.com | Flossie Saunders
The best subscription gifts that keep on giving

Dec 7, 2024 | thetimes.com | Flossie Saunders

From the Pilates classes on demand to lingerie that lands on your loved one’s doorstep every month without fail, here’s your guide to the gifts that will keep on giving long after Christmas. The most delicious small-batch olive oil that never runs out, or at least is topped up at monthly intervals via subscription, is the thing to delight home cooks.
18 pieces to wear for Christmas parties in 2024, and how to style them

Nov 23, 2024 | thetimes.com | Flossie Saunders

There’s nothing like a packed diary and a December loaded with activities to make even the most seasoned fashionista’s blood run cold. After all, how do you navigate a smart-casual dress code, and what exactly do you wear for an office mixer that starts with table tennis (yawn) and ends with a slap-up dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant (less yawn)? Thankfully, the options are plentiful, with our favourite stores going all out with modern style solutions for the socially exhausted.
13 top table lamps to illuminate your life

Nov 23, 2024 | thetimes.com | Flossie Saunders

There’s something quietly magical about the arrival of winter lamps. They make everything feel warm and a little more forgiving, and switching them on is a ritual in itself, at the crack of dawn when everything feels a bit bleak and on an evening, well, afternoon, when darkness creeps back in. Interiors experts — and anyone who has ever had the displeasure of experiencing the “big light” — will tell you to steer clear of bright white bulbs and instead enlist one with a soft amber glow.