Publication No.29

This week's mini magazine will be a tribute to Easter. And I’ll give you tips for spring’s fashion essentials and share a trend from the Miami Open. Enjoy!

Mar 29, 2026

I’ve decided to dedicate this week’s mini magazine to Easter. For me, and many others, Easter feels carefree. A moment to pause, be present and spend time with family. Maybe hide an Easter egg, maybe sett the table, maybe paint an egg. Maybe cook something sweet. That’s about it.

I’ve gone through my camera roll and gathered some images and moments from the past years. Looking back brings me joy, as there’s a sense of hope in everything. Spring is on its way, family gathers around the table, and there’s a new bounce in our steps.

For those of you asking about spring fashion, I’ve curated seven looks from last year that will serve as inspiration for this season’s essential wardrobe. A solid foundation makes everything so much easier.

How will I celebrate this year? In a new place with family and my friends and their kids. What do I wish for in my Easter egg? You’ll find that a little further down in the magazine.

Enjoy your Sunday!

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7 days 7 looks

So many of you have been asking about spring fashion, so I wanted to share my take. White jeans in various cuts, suede, loafers, trench coats, and shades of beige and brown. This is the foundation you want to embrace this spring.

Note to self

EYES ON.

→ Celine Hiver 2026 Show. The runway taking place at the Institut de France in Paris, featured both men's and women's looks, exploring themes of quiet power, complex layering, and a mix of vintage-inspired and modern styles. I love the up-close details. Discover all the runways looks and backstage footage, here.

COVER STORY.

“Artist Maira Kalman painted a vase exploding with flowers, capturing the anticipatory air the season brings. She cited Gustav Mahler’s “Das Lied von der Erde” (“The Song of the Earth”) as her inspiration: “ ‘Dark is life. Spring is here. The birds are singing.’ What more do we need to know?” Kalman said.”

Cover of the month goes to → The New Yorker magazine. Click, here to see more.

ONE RECIPE FOR EASTER.

Easy to make! This lemon and wildflower drizzle cake is a tasty showstopper for upcoming easter holiday. Before serving, drizzle the icing over the top of the cake, decorate with elderflowers or edible flowers, and then slice and serve. Click here, for all the baking steps.

Easter art and objects

Decorating the Easter “påskris” is like painting a blank canvas for me. I go all in, but I skip the feathers. I love using willow branches, orchids, hand-painted glass eggs, ribbons, tulips, folded paper eggs, glass droplets, and pink blooming cherry branches…just give me all of it! A personal mix is the best. Let me share some inspiration from years gone by.

And yes, I have a glass egg collection. That age me 😂

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Easter in the archipelago. Bring outside in. We have a spot filled with daffodils. Just in time for Easter, I usually pick as many as I can reach. It’s my kind of spring getaway, a gift from me to me. And then I gather a few links to share with you all and bring some home.

Highlighting other women that inspire me

Every week, I will highlight a woman whose interior design inspires me. Who inspires you? Don’t forget to credit the source. Spread some digital love.

Harmony! Pictures from my inspo folder. Right now I’m collecting details, fabrics and ideas.

Clarisa Llaneza Design Studio is known for its innovative and elegant approach to interior design. Specializing in creating harmonious spaces, the studio combines contemporary aesthetics with functional design. Clarisa’s work often features a blend of textures, colors, and unique decor elements, resulting in environments that reflect both style and comfort. With a focus on personalized service, the studio aims to bring each client’s vision to life, transforming spaces into personalized sanctuaries.

Best of budget

I continue to inspire with a long-lasting wardrobe with budget price options, on your request. This week, focusing on earthy colors and textures with a hint of ‘light lemon’ hues.

Beauty

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No.2 Sisley Phyto-Touche Gel. A lightly, tinted glow gel with a silky-smooth feel that gives the skin an even, natural finish. It is enriched with vitamin E and plant extracts that protect the skin and provide long-lasting hydration. Light-reflecting pigments and shimmer leaving the skin with a natural, beautiful glow. Can be used on its own, applied all over the face, or mixed with your day cream or foundation for a customized glow result.

No.3 Cala Makeup Remover Cleansing Tissues. These vitamin C-tissues remove all make-up without irritating the skin. It deep cleans and leaves skin soft, smooth and moisturized with a clean feeling. Softly stroke the tissue all over face to remove make-up and impurities.

Take a seat Easter style

My passion project has always been about sharing and creating environments that inspire in one way or another. I thought I’d show some of my Easter table settings over the years, from our apartment in the city to my beloved spot in the Stockholm archipelago where I love to celebrate Easter. The styles range from checkered to patterned to embroidered, and I truly enjoy the mix. Almost all the recipes you see in the pictures are featured in my latest book, Till Bords. If there’s anything you’re curious about, just comment, and I promise to respond! From pavlova nests 🪺 to focaccia bread.

A favorite will always be this “Lily” table cloth from Pick A Poppy.

Till bords!

New in! This will be my Easter tulips for years to come. love it.

Screenshots from my phone

From Engelberts newly opened showroom in Beverly Hills.

O’KeeffeS Cala Lillies (1924).

Georgia O'Keeffe, American, 1887–1986. Works ”I will make even busy New Yorkers take time to see what I see of flowers.”

Sofia Woods “bivax påskliljor girlang”.

Here’s a screenshot from a photoshoot coming out this week for a jeans brand. I hope you like it! I’m currently living in this pair.

And trying to find the perfect green shade for a project.

When in Miami

The Miami Open 2026 is currently underway, taking place at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. This year’s tournament featured an exciting lineup.

But first, when branding stands out, it often captures attention in unique and unexpected ways. One example that caught my curiosity is Lacoste’s takeover of the Edition Hotel during the Miami Open.

This kind of innovative approach highlights how brands can leverage events to create unique experiences, reinforcing their identity while engaging consumers in a meaningful way.

And back to the Stadium.

Experiencing Miami Open firsthand is a dream come true for me and a powerful experience! The entertainment level is absolutely top-notch. However, it also serves as a reality check on just how unskilled I am at tennis. Oh my goodness!

Aside from the incredibly fast forehands, there’s another trend that caught my eye: pink. I captured a couple of photos on my phone of Sinner and Mboko. And Sabalenka.

On that note

I’ll wrap up this week’s letter with some inspiration for a beautiful wreath for your door. And in my Easter egg, I hope to find various versions of those delightful slow dopamine treats. See you next Sunday!

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