City trails, creative tales.

• How do you integrate walking into your day-to-day routine?

  Walking is a fundamental part of my daily routine. I have an office about a 20-minute walk from my home, and I make that journey on foot every day, listening to a playlist that's exactly 20 minutes long. It gives me time to clear my mind, think creatively, and arrive at work feeling grounded. I also walk with friends; it's a fantastic way to socialize. And of course, my Border Terrier Rufus often accompanies me on my walks.

• You’re a multifaceted creative. Tell us about some of your projects.

  Sure. I’m from Stockholm but lived in northern Sweden during my teens, where I competed in slalom racing. After returning to Stockholm, I began as a stylist’s assistant but discovered my passion for fashion writing, leading me to start blogging when that was on the rise. Now, I merge writing, social media, and screen- writing while working on my first novel set for release in 2025.

• Is your creativity influenced by living in stockholm?

  What I love most about living here is how urban life and nature coexist. One moment, you're in the city center; fifteen minutes later, you're in Djurgården's forests. Being near nature always inspires me and helps me reflect while working. Often, a walk is enough to help me enter a cognitive flow on things I was stuck on before. As someone who has always had an active lifestyle – I still ski, sail, and walk extensively – Stockholm’s unique urban-natural balance inspires me.