Sometimes, the life we desire asks us to become a woman we haven't fully given ourselves permission to be yet.

Lately, I’ve been moving through a season of change — in my work, my relationships, the way I see my future, and even the way I speak to myself.

And I’m learning that becoming doesn’t always mean starting over. Sometimes, it means releasing an old version of yourself that once served you beautifully, but no longer feels like home.

You can thank the woman you were.
You can honour everything she survived, everything she built, and everything she taught you.

You don't always need a new life.
Sometimes, you simply need to give yourself permission to become the woman who can create it.

Love & light,
Sashaa xx
Founder & CEO, Malka London

An intimate lunch for 10 Queens around the theme of The Woman I Am Becoming.

This summer changed us — quietly, sometimes loudly. New chapters started, old versions of ourselves were left behind. For our very first gathering, we're coming together around one table to reflect on who we've become, and who we're still becoming.

Expect real conversation, not small talk. Good food. Special gifts from the brands we love. And ten women who came as strangers, leaving as sisters.

Dress code? La Dolce Vita & Crowns on of course!

Your turban Crown isn't a compromise you make at the office door — it's a statement. From the polished Signature Wrap to the softer Low Crown, or just the Sash on a low-maintenance day, this guide walks you through how to style your Crown for work with confidence. Plus: the silk vs satin debate, finally answered.