Episode 18 - Dress To Express | Rana Saab - Stylist & Fashion Designer

Episode 19 - The Memory of Scent | Emma Hamsa - Fragrance brand founder

This week on The Icon Edit, I sit down with fragrance brand founder Emma Hamsa for a conversation about scent, memory, creativity and the invisible details that shape how we feel. A beautifully personal episode on the art of creating fragrance and the stories we carry through scent.

Episode 18 - Dress To Express | Rana Saab - Stylist & Fashion Designer

Rana Saab, fashion stylist and founder of Kapsul, joins The Icon Edit for a conversation on personal style, intentional dressing, and the emotional side of fashion. From building a wardrobe that feels like you to understanding why clothes communicate before we speak, this episode explores how style can become a form of confidence, identity, and self-expression.

Episode 17 - Financially In Control | Beth Clay - Financial Coach

Financial coach Beth Clay joins The Icon Edit to talk about money confidence, financial wellness, and why feeling in control starts with understanding your habits without shame. We discuss emotional spending, lifestyle inflation in Dubai, investing without overwhelm, money dynamics in relationships, financial independence, and why it is never too late to start building a stronger financial future.

Episode 16 - The Organised Life | Eli Danila - Home Organiser

Home organiser Eli Danila joins me to talk about clutter, mental load, and why getting organised is not about perfection, but about creating a home that truly supports your real life.

Episode 15 - The Hunger Within | Christelle Bedrossian - Dietitian & Hypnotherapist

In this episode, I’m joined by Christelle Bedrossian, an emotional eating specialist and clinical dietician, for a conversation about the deeper patterns behind overeating, cravings, body image, and weight struggles. We talk about why emotional eating is not really about food, how to tell the difference between physical hunger and emotional hunger, and why willpower alone is usually not the answer. Christelle also shares how stress, loneliness, self-talk, nervous system regulation, and childhood conditioning can shape our relationship with food. This is a thoughtful and practical conversation for anyone who feels stuck in cycles of overeating, guilt, dieting, or negative body image.