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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Fiona McCarthy

My Ritual: How Fashion Presenter Louise Roe Built a Calmer, More Intentional Life – and What Changed Everything

Louise Roe in a kids' bedroom.

Thanks to a career spanning the worlds of fashion magazines, the red carpet, and now running her own interiors brand, Louise is a true maven of style from wardrobe to home. So, what she doesn't know about upcoming design trends probably isn't worth knowing. From working for glossy fashion titles, such as Vogue, Glamour, and InStyle, Louise moved from the UK to Los Angeles in 2009 to work in front of the television camera on shows including MTV’s makeover show Plain Jane, and as a red-carpet correspondent at the Oscars, Golden Globes, and Emmys for NBC's Access Hollywood.

It was there that she met her husband, the TV director Mackenzie Hunkin, while working on shows like TLC's Style by Jury, before the couple decided to return to the UK in 2019. Now based in London with their two young daughters, the British designer Louise Roe has taken her great taste, honed while covering fashion’s front rows for more than a decade, and turned it into an elegant, timeless and nostalgic, yet modern homewares collection called Sharland England, named after her great grandmother, launched in late 2021.

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