No, Louis Vuitton hasn't suddenly entered the hospitality business in London (at least not quite). But for a few glorious weeks, the French Maison has transformed a Mayfair townhouse into one of the city's most imaginative pop-up experiences — an immersive celebration marking 130 years of the iconic Monogram.

I’ve always adored Eurovision. The music. The international flair. The electric buzz pulsing through the arena before the first note even begins. But more than anything, I love what it represents — countries coming together through music in a world that often feels more divided than ever. Eurovision reminds us that joy, creativity and connection still matter.

By midday, skis are clipped off, sunglasses go on, and suddenly I found myself dancing on tables while DJs, live musicians and cabaret-style performers wearing flamboyant attire brought full festival energy to the mountains. It’s loud, joyful and unapologetically extra — and that’s exactly the point.