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Women Who Launch: Sara Stokes of SKN to SKN
In this edition of Women Who Launch, we speak with Sara about following her gut and why it’s important to her that SKN TO SKN is as effective as it is safe.
When it comes to the 40-week (or more) rollercoaster ride called pregnancy, there are enough appointments to remember, medicines to take, and things to buy to prepare you and your family for the new arrival. While all this is going on, there’s a surge of hormones within your body that throws every sense of normalcy out the door. This is exactly what entrepreneur Sara Stokes experienced when her skin...
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Women Who Launch: Meet Jeweller Dinny Hall
28th November 2025
“Essential. Elegant. Enduring. These three words capture the heart of the brand,” says jewellery designer Dinny Hall. She talks about how her eponymous brand is rooted in her passion to create pieces that are ‘understated, refined, and last a lifetime’, values that ring true even more now that she is celebrating her business’s 40-year anniversary.
Women Who Launch: Molly Russell of Pink City Prints
4th November 2025
Indian craftsmanship has been loved and appreciated on the British Isles for centuries, featuring mostly in-home décor and furnishings. In recent years, the bold patterns created by the heritage art of Indian block printing have made their way into the fashion scene, with women of all ages donning breezy summer tops, skirts, and dresses showcasing the geometric shapes and nature-led designs that have long defined this traditional craft. One of the most prominent brands leading the charge is Pink City Prints. Named after Rajasthan’s rose-coloured capital, Jaipur, Pink City Prints works with skilled artisans to create handmade, small batch garments that celebrate the rich culture and beauty of India well beyond the South Asian nation’s shores.