If you’re not into fashion accessories and you’re not interested in becoming an entrepreneur, then please don’t feel excluded. Ring the bell when it goes well, crack open a nice bottle when you've achieved something wonderful, be sad but resilient when you haven't. I wasn't familiar with the author before I picked up this book, but have since learnt that she is a successful entrepreneur within the fashion industry. Perhaps if I was in Anya Hindmarchs friend circle I would have found this relatable or insightful, but it really just felt out of touch.

And also that I constantly worry how I don't mess up at parenting because I not only realise how important a role of a parent is + how the kind of relationship you build with them growing up is going to determine the kind of relationship they have with you when you are old. From practical tips and quick fixes to profound observations about confidence and creativity, this inspiring handbook will show you how to live a little better - and why sometimes, the answer can be as simple as washing your hair.Anya Hindmarch, fashion designer, businesswoman and mother of five, founded her company as a teenager in 1987. I'm far removed from the middle class white girl as you can get, however, I resonated with much of the content.

Also reshaping creativity as problem solving, we often label ourselves as uncreative because we aren't naturally 'arty' but creativity is far broader than imagery, it's imagining something differently.Some of the advise I was already aware of and incorporated into my life, but it was nice to see it validated. To celebrate the launch of her new book, Anya did it in true Anya style with a fun memorable pop up.