Surf Dome have released some awesome content around their #WorkYourBikini campaign including interviews with myself and the rest of the incredible girl-gang who make up the faces of it.  I love being part of a campaign with such a positive message, especially for a younger audience.  A bikini isn't just for posing in, it's for doing the stuff that gets your heart and smile goin'.  And feeling comfortable and stoked!

This week as many of you know is Mental Health Week, and it has been incredible to see such a huge national conversation stimulated through charities such as MIND, Heads Together, and by influential media outlets.

i-D Magazine, forever in my eyes the ultimate harbinger of what is cool, current, and highly influential, are one such outlet who have joined in the conversation this week.  I think it's incredibley important that titles like i-D are promoting discussion around mental health, and addressing issues like depression in an honest and open way.  All week on their website they are sharing voices from the fashion industry and beyond, discussing their thoughts, feelings and experience of suffering from mental health issues.

Thank you to the brilliant Eva at Elle Magazine for my interview now live on the amazing Elle website.  I gave Elle the lowdown on what motivates me and how to motivate yourself to begin your fitness journey.

Last week I was invited by Beyonce's new fitness brand Ivy Park to join an incredibly inspiring panel of women including Jess Cartner-Morley, the Guardian's Fashion Editor, Hayley Jarvis from Mind Charity and Lauren Cuthbertson, Principal of The Royal Ballet for a discussion at Selfridges exploring the role sport plays in uniting women's physical and mental health, chaired by the brilliant Editor In Chief of Elle Magazine, Lorraine Candy.