Editor's Note: A New Chapter Begins at Raemona Magazine
Well, hello!
I couldn’t be more excited to be writing this.
January is a time for goal-setting and vision boards – and as I sit here in my first week as Editor-in-Chief of Raemona, I’m living proof that dreams really do come true.
Magazines have always been a source of comfort, laughter and escapism in my life – and Raemona is here to deliver all of that and more for you. I’m so looking forward to bringing you even more juicy, relevant and memorable stories.
But enough about me...
As we ease into 2026, our focus this month is REALIGNMENT ✨
You’ll hear from us on how to reset with intention, navigate career pivots, embrace softer ambition, and gain financial clarity.
We’re also diving into the world of wellness and looking at how to audit and declutter your life. Think productivity tools, health hacks and glow ups that go beyond the surface.
This month, we are also shining a light on Cervical Health Awareness Month. (Gentle nudge to book that gynae appointment 📆).
And there’s plenty more coming your way: We’re hooked once again on The Traitors UK so expect news and opinions galore; the Golden Globes is happening this Sunday and our very own style queen Irene will be rounding up the best dressed; and we’ll we galavanting around town to check out the best new openings, must-see shows and foodie hotspots.
As always, please reach out if you have any feedback or ideas to share - I’d love to hear from you! Pop me a line at sarah@raemona.com
Here’s to a beautifully realigned 2026 🤍
With love, Sarah xx
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