Tabla de contenidos para Issue 596 en Grazia

Loyal Grazia readers will know that the many dramas surrounding Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s 12-year relationship are embedded in the very fabric of these pages. Cue hundreds of texts from former colleagues, family and friends last week, when the news broke that the A-list couple are divorcing. ‘What’s the story? I’d love to be in your office right now,’ said one. The wait is over; turn to page 18 where we reveal the full details of the split and Angelina’s next big plans. There was some pretty big news in the fashion world last week too, when Burberry showcased their first ‘see now, buy now’ catwalk show at London Fashion Week. They were joined by Preen and Topshop in the biggest ever shake-up in how we shop the latest…

LONDON FASHION WEEK was a series of landmark happenings. First off, a party political broadcast in the form of the milestone moment that opened the showcase: the Prime Minister welcoming members of the British fashion industry to a reception at Downing Street. ‘On any other night here nobody knows what I'm wearing, but tonight everyone here knows what I'm wearing,' said Theresa May, suitably (politically) attired in a white shirt by Palmer// Harding for John Lewis, black trousers by Amanda Wakeley and, ticking another high street box, her trademark jazzy kitten heels by Russell & Bromley. The audience, with whom Brexit is deeply unpopular, heard how the British fashion industry contributes £28 billion to the economy, supports nearly 900,000 jobs and generates orders of over £100 million per season. ‘Every…

Photos: Getty Images, Rex Features COULD KATE MOSS and Nikolai von Bismarck’s relationship have ended where it began – in her basement? Last week, the super was apparently forced to evict her boyfriend after he trashed her North London home during a booze-fuelled night. According to one source, ‘Kate and Nik both cut back on drinking recently because it always ends in furious rows, but they’ve since fallen off the wagon, and Nikolai destroyed the basement after a particularly heavy night. He still lives down there because it keeps him out of the way of Kate’s daughter.’ Now Kate’s friends, including Sadie Frost and Fran Cutler, are thought to have urged her to reconsider the relationship. ‘They staged a mini-intervention, asking her to consider whether she and Nikolai are a…

Photos: Film Magic, Photoshot, Jeff Rayner/Coleman Rayner, Getty SCIENTOLOGY IS NEVER far from scandal, and has even been the subject of an FBI investigation. Now, explosive new claims allege that followers of the controversial religion once spied on Russell Crowe and Nicole Kidman, after her husband Tom Cruise became suspicious of an affair. According to a new book released this week, Fair Game: The Incredible Untold Story Of Scientology, church members ran a full background check on Russell and tapped Nicole’s phone ‘as part of a surveillance operation organised on behalf of Cruise’. Speaking to the book’s author, Steve Cananne, former Scientology senior executive Marty Rathbun claims, ‘[Tom] wanted to find out more about the conversations Nicole was having with her long-term friend Russell Crowe. We went and investigated him…

Photos: Instagagram/@katherineann.moore, Getty Images, Jason Lloyd-Evans AT THE ALEXANDER WANG A/W ’16 show in New York in February, hairstylist Guido Palau took his scissors to model Katie Moore’s hair to give her a graphic and jaunty crop with a micro fringe. The new style signalled a surge in campaign and catwalk bookings and symbolised a wave of change. Where model castings once yielded a clone-on-clone army, it prompted a whole new idiosyncratic movement. Fast-forward to this season’s shows, and as Alexander Wang and Guido announced their S/S ’17 vision for NYC (inspired surfer girls with scruffy, sun-bleached crops), no less than 18 models volunteered for one of the stylist’s cuts. ‘I’m thrilled,’ Guido told Grazia. ‘It’s such an exciting way to present the new faces to the industry. A few…

Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans Bam! The ankle boot-fixated bit of my brain just activated! It kicked off like it always does, like it did this time last year, like it will this time next. One moment, I’m bumbling about, internal-monologuing on all manner of fashion issues (can I do a kimono over a sports bra? To leopard print, or not to leopard print?), the next, I’m consumed by one fashion impulse only: a yearning for a shiny new ankle boot! It’s the fashion person’s equivalent of the biological clock – or maybe: new pencil case syndrome – the switch-flip by which we know we have entered a new fashion phase, body and mind (and feet). Here’s how my autumn 2016 ankle boot head chatter is shaping up: will I do velvet,…

THE ACTOR EVIE HENDERSON, 19 @EVIEHENDERSON ‘I’m moving to New York in two weeks, to go to The Lee Strasberg [Theatre & Film Institute] for three months.Then, hopefully, I’m just going to start auditioning and working as an actress. I’d rather make films, but I’d definitely love to do some theatre, too – Nina [from Checkhov’s The Seagull]isprobably my dream role. I mean, beggars can’t be choosers – I’ll take anything! Auditioning is really hard, because there’s such a type for what they want. Before you’ve even walked through the door they’ve probably cast the role, or you don’t fit it. It’s hard, it’s competitive, but it hasn’t turned me off. My mum [chef and restaurateur Skye Gyngell] always tells me that you can do anything in this life, as…

Photos: Marco Vittur. L'Artisan Parfumeur and RMK: selfridges.com: Living Proof: spacenk.com. Origins: origins.co.uk. Skinceuticals: skinceuticalls.co.uk (available from end of Oc ctober) 1. WHEN LAVENDER MEETS LEATHER We’ve always loved L’Artisan Parfumeur but their latest concoction has made our autumnal edit. Bucoliques de Provence, £80, features a compelling mix of soft lavender, leather, iris and spices. Wear it with your new winter cashmere. selfridges.com 2. CLASSIC CHROME If liquid eyeshadows still haven’t made their way into your beauty routine, it’s time. RMK’s Classic Film Eyes in Silver Screen, £25, magically transforms from a cream to a perfect stay-put powder. No fuss. No budge. No excuse. selfridges.com 3. MATCHA MADE Known for its marvellous health benefits, matcha’s good for pretty much everything. The star ingredient in Origins RitualiTea Cleansing Body Mask Matcha…

Photos: Trunk Archive, Pixelate Imaging. Dior: dior.com. Estée Lauder: esteelauder.co.uk. Holland & Barrett: hollandandbarrett.com. La Roche-Posay: boots.com. Laura Mercier: spacenk.com. Neal’s Yard Remedies: nealsyardremedies.com. Stash by Sarah Jessica Parker: boots.com. Vitabiotics: vitabiotics.com “Sarah Jessica Parker – the name requires little introduction. But indulge us… following six seasons and two films as Carrie Bradshaw in Sex And The City, other film roles and her own production company, SJP is now executive producer of the brand new HBO TV series Divorce, which she also stars in. All while juggling being a mum to James, 13, and twin daughters Marion and Tabitha, seven. And the 51-year-old Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning actress is adding yet another string to her bow, with her seventh fragrance. On a sweltering 32°C afternoon in London, SJP opens…

SAFFRON AND TOMATO BRAISED MUSSELS AND CLAMS WITH CLEMENTINE GREMOLATA Serves 4 Preparation time: 15 minutes Cooking time: 30 minutes 50ml extra virgin olive oil 2 banana shallots, sliced 3 garlic cloves, sliced A pinch of dried chilli flakes A large pinch of saffron threads Splash of Pernod 50ml white wine 1 x 400g can chopped tomatoes 1 litre fish stock 300g live mussels, scrubbed and debearded 300g live clams, scrubbed Salt and freshly ground black pepper For the clementine and parsley gremola : A handful of flat-leaf parsley, chopped A handful of tarragon, chopped Zest of 2 clementines 1 garlic clove, finely chopped 1 Place a large, shallow pan over a medium heat and add the oil. Then add the shallots, garlic and chilli flakes. Cook for a couple…

Photos: All Star, Capital, Xposure JOE STONE Grazia news and entertainment editor Colour me basic, but I struggled with Eimear McBride’s ‘stream of preconsciousness’ prose (a typical sentence reads: ‘Then where he slides one of mine so I Jesus! I eyes wide,’ which sounds like something I might slur six Proseccos down). Because I read it in snatches before bed, I never managed to get into its rhythm, and I kept nodding off. Must try harder. EMILY PHILLIPS Grazia’s features and special projects editor It might be because my family are Irish that I found McBride’s turn of phrase a little bit more amenable, but I also found the metre of her writing extremely therapeutic. Being whipped into the world of a young actress making her way in ’90s Camden…

For fans of the more intricate detailing of Jamie Dornan’s anatomy, the good news for the opening episode of the final season of The Fall is that one of its major stars is the insanely handsome Northern Irishman’s right nipple. How much of a stomach one has for staring watchfully over Dornan’s torso while he’s in a coma and undergoing splenetic surgery will largely determine your appetite for this psychosexual cat-and-mouse case. For two straight seasons, DSI Stella Gibson (Gillian Anderson) has tailed multiple murderer and sex offender Paul Spector through the streets, homes and eventual cells of Belfast. Though padded with extraneous characters, varying in quality from the useful, like Spector’s brilliantly demented babysitter, to the useless, like Gibson’s irritatingly sanguine boss, this is absolutely an Anderson/Dornan doubleheader. She…

Photos: Shutterstock, Instagram ‘PEOPLE THINK I’M INTIMIDATING BECAUSE I WEAR A LOT OF HAIR’ JILLIAN HERVEY, 27 We ask the Lion Babe singer to take an exclusive selfie – and reveal all Who is your best friend? André Singleton. We met in college, he’s an artist as well. We’re always sharing our experiences. What is your biggest regret? Not dating more people when I was younger. I had the same boyfriend forever in high school, and I wish I just had more experience. What is your biggest extravagance? Delicious-smelling candles or bath salts, amazing body lotions. Anything I know will make me feel better. What is your type? Tall, dark and handsome never hurt anyone, but I like someone funny, charismatic, honest, loyal and adventurous. When was the last time…

The rumours that Brad and Angelina were together had been swirling for months, but no one had proof. I was the one who got it after receiving a tip that they were on holiday in Kenya. At the beach, I was hiding and had a spotter who gave me the heads up whenever her bodyguards weren’t looking. I’d pop up, take a picture, then duck down again. I remember observing how affectionate Brad was with Maddox. They had no idea I was there – I only saw them for 30 minutes – and I couldn’t even be completely sure it was Brad until I uploaded the pictures to my PC. The bidding war began immediately, and the photos were eventually sold for around £1m to Us Weekly. Brad and Angelina…

Photos: Amit Lennon, Instagram/@beautymartuk SIMPLY BEING ONTHE FROW was not enough for Grazia this season. To mark London Fashion Week’s see now, buy now revolution, we popped up in the heart of it all with the Grazia Live From LFW event space on the hallowed streets of Carnaby. Across the five days of fashion week, we hosted a series of events with industry big hitters such as supermodel Erin O’Connor, A-list hairstylist and Grazia Collective ambassador Sam McKnight and A-list piercer Maria Tash, as well as a Style Hunter makeover where you got the chance to be styled by the best teams in the beauty business. Add to that our Fashion Chart Live edit of the best of Carnaby and the Newburgh Quarter and the chance to browse in store,…

Photos: Anthea Simms, Getty Images WITH FASHION MONTH in full swing, the FROW’s finest have been pounding the pavements of NYC and London, which means one thing – new season street-style inspo. Working out which trends to try at home and those to leave to the fashion professionals is not a task for the fainthearted. But we’ve done the legwork for you, and whittled it down to just one street-style staple that stood out: primary colour-blocking, in red, yellow and blue poster-paint shades. So, how to wear them? Choose one and make it the boldest, brightest part of your look. Try mixing one bright buy into your everyday wardrobe – Grazia yellow with denim, or bright blue with khaki. Or brave top-to-toe colour for an of-the-moment style statement. Case in…

CHRISTOPHER KANE PREEN BY THORNTON BREGAZZI HAUTE CLOGS Photos: Catwalking.com ALL-TERRAIN FOR CHRISTOPHER KANE’S 10th anniversary show at LFW, he pulled out all the stops in a collection that somehow married animal prints, metallics, florals and pleats. And the pièce de résistance? The models stomped down the catwalk in multicoloured, marbled and gemstone-encrusted… Crocs. Yep. Crocs. You know, those moulded-foam clogs beloved of chefs and keen gardeners. The same Crocs whose company motto includes the words ‘profound comfort’. Those Crocs. On the catwalk. For a Manolo- and Gucci-shoed front row, Kane’s move was Shocking with a capital S. But also, rather brilliant. To take something so anti-fashion and make it fashionable? We’d expect no less from the man who made cable ties and glitter-gel bags must-have accessories. And, dare we…

Photos: Camera Press/ Stephanie Lecocq/EPA, Reuters, Landmark Media GOOGLE, STARBUCKS, AMAZON AND NOW APPLE… The most powerful institutions in the world have been left quaking in their boots in the last few weeks – and there’s one woman behind it: Margrethe Vestager. Last month, the Danish European competition commissioner ordered Apple to pay a record-breaking € 13 billion (£11 billion) in back taxes to Ireland, where their headquarters are based. The world’s largest company was presented with the huge bill after Margrethe ruled their ‘sweetheart tax deal’ amounted to illegal state aid. This seriously kickass woman has earned herself thousands of fans around the globe for her simple questioning of how anyone could think Apple paying 0.005% tax (as it did in 2014) was fair. Amazon and McDonald’s are next…

WHEN DONALD TRUMP announced his candidacy last year, I found it amusing. An egotistical joke from a reality TV star playing the villain, baiting serious hopefuls with his runaway mouth. Having lived in the US for three years, I still find it novel how unashamedly dirty politics can get here. Local elections often have candidates ‘going negative’ on opponents with damning smear campaigns. If this was local politics, what would happen in the ultimate battle for the White House? But then the Clinton and Trump campaigns swung into full gear, and I stopped finding The Donald funny. Here was a man who could not let a difficult question from a female journalist lie, barraging Megyn Kelly with 117 tweets, while also publicly intimating she was menstruating when she challenged him.…

ON A RECENT VISIT to my parents’ house, I was going through old family albums when I stumbled across a photo of my grandfather emerging from the sea, naked from the top up. He was like an Adonis backlit by the setting sun, and despite it being the 1940s, he was definitely ‘beach body ready’, with sculpted abs and impressive muscle definition. I was a bit taken aback by it, because I was vaguely disappointed in the old boy. To the untrained eye, he was a full-on, card-carrying ‘spornosexual’ – one of those super-vain guys who are plucked, tanned, buffed and spend their valuable free time loading up their ‘guns’ and boosting their pecs. Could it be that Grandad Burt was the precursor to Justin Bieber and the himbos from…

PAUL FARRELL TAYLOR HILL FOR TOPSHOP UNIQUE ‘We were inspired by all those amazing markets in the ’80s, where you bought everything from an army jacket to a cocktail dress’ – Topshop creative director Kate Phelan Blouse, available now, topshop.com PAUL FARRELL LINEISY MONTERO FOR TOPSHOP UNIQUE Available from November PAUL FARRELL AAMITO LAGUM FOR ERDEM ‘Across the collection there is delicacy and tension of structure unravelling. Clothes swing from floating shipwrecked dresses in tulle and chiffon to weightier, more structured outfits cut to fall from the shoulders’ – Erdem Moralioglu PAUL FARRELL LARA MULLEN FOR JOSEPH ‘The show opens in a state of fragile undress, and as the nomadic expedition progresses, the wearer collects and accumulates. It’s one of my most personal collections, revealing my journey at the house’…

“MILITARY COATS CONTINUE TO BE A KEY TREND, AND THIS SEASON’S INTERPRETATION IS DISTINCTLY NAVAL” IT’S THE ONE THING you need to see you through the suddenly chilly mornings and winter nights ahead – a chic coat. And with so many styles to choose from for autumn/winter ’16, and so many outfits for the coat to complement, it could be a slightly daunting task this year. But thankfully, F&F is on hand to help you find your perfect statement outerwear. Military coats continue to be a key trend, and this season’s interpretation is distinctly naval. Another perennial favourite is animal print – tailored and elegant, this season’s leopard coat is workwear-friendly. There’s been a tweed revival and all things heritage graced the catwalks – so what could be more perfect…

SUPER SLEEP We’re big fans of Elle Macpherson’s WelleCo supplements. The latest addition is Sleep Welle Fortified Calming Tea, from £24, with valerian root to encourage deep sleep, lavender to induce calm, and hops – a mild natural sedative. Brew up a cup and sleep easy. Photos: Stocksy, Sweaty Betty/Instagram. Sweaty Betty: sweatybetty.com. Nike: nike.com. Rhythm 108: rhythm108.com. Under The Same Sun: underthesamesun.tictail. com. Varley: varley.com. WelleCo: welleco.co.uk TRX-CELLENT Designed for Navy Seals – and J-Lo’s workout of choice – TRx is our latest obsession. Jess Schuring, Heartcore founder and trainer to Kate Hudson, gives us her top tips. ‘TRx leverages your bodyweight so causes low stress to joints while engaging your core in every move.’ Good news for posture, strength and abs. Short on time? ‘Change exercises and intensity…

1 FOLLOWING MY INTUITION BY CRAIG DAVID Our Facebook Live friend is back with an awesome album – his first since 2010 – working in tunes like One More Time, last year’s dance hit When The Bassline Drops and newie Ain’t Giving Up. 2 FREE STATE OF JONES Matthew McConaughey pulls together a band of deserters, runaway slaves and women to rise up against the Confederate Army. In cinemas Friday 3 MOSSY AND WINO GO POP Witness the likes of Kate Moss and Amy Winehouse rendered in pop art style by legendary late artist and sculptor Gerald Laing. Till 13 Oct, Fine Art Society 4 THE FIRST MONDAY IN MAY A grippingly glamorous insight into what goes into the Met Gala, featuring Anna Wintour on spectacular form. In cinemas Friday…

A FIREBRAND In BBC sitcoms Getting On and Going Forward, Jo Brand has got disarmingly close to becoming a Ken Loach for public services. In Damned, she takes on children’s social work. The tone is cruder and less effective, the comically overcooked ensemble cast a little distracting. But there are moments of Brand doing her rounds that will kill you. I think she’s about a year away from her masterpiece. When it lands, it will slay. Tuesday, 10pm, Channel 4 SEEKING ANSWERS As Robbie Coltrane continues to scintillate in the fictitious fallout of Yewtree in National Treasure, probably Britain’s greatest documentary-maker goes straight to source. Louis Theroux: Savile includes interviews with victims and colleagues. They make for fist-clenching, necessary television, taking us closer to understanding how a monster was allowed…

LETTER OF THE WEEK I’LL BE THE JUDGE I have just finished reading Why does a powerful woman still have to answer for her womb? (19 Sept) and I felt compelled to write in. The question for me is: why should any woman have to answer for her womb? Or, in fact, why should we have to answer for any lifestyle choice at all? I am currently expecting our fourth child and have chosen not to tell anyone for as long as possible because it seems that no matter what your choice, you will be judged. In my experience, this judgement has been strongest from other women. Why? For what? Surely we are all in this together and should support each other, not push our mean opinions on people who…

Photo: Tina Luther/Mondadori Photo LIBRA 24 Sep – 23 Oct Even though some people suggest that you’re slow on the uptake, you must know you’ve made progress within a demanding area. This week especially, with a New Moon in your sign, you should have the opportunity to convince one or two influential characters that you have a great deal to offer them in terms of territory they are developing with a view to making a lot of profit. Insist on going at your own steady pace. SCORPIO 24 Oct – 22 Nov It may go against your better judgment to spend a bit of time and money on yourself and someone special, but don’t you deserve a treat? Surely you can afford to let Neptune’s romantic link with Venus persuade…

1. UP BROWNLEE & BROWNLEE One brother helped the other over the Triathlon World Series finish line, and a nation starts crying every bloody time it thinks about it. 2. UP RIZ AHMED Actor, star of The Night Of, puppy-dog eyed and heart-wrenchingly lovely as the victim of a substantial miscarriage of justice. 3. NON-MOVER DAME MAGGIE SMITH The Emmy winner was named ‘Downton Absent’ by host Jimmy Kimmel on account of her no-shows at the awards; responded with grace and humour, called herself ‘Old Maggie’. 4. UP SARAH PAULSON Finally won an Emmy for the OJ Simpson thing (which is great, though: why not for American Horror Story?); looked Hot As, thanked girlfriend. 5. NON-MOVER HUMA ABEDIN A recurring fave; but since we watched the superb doc Weiner, we…

Photos: Splash News, Xposure, LMK Rex, Big Pictures, PA, Pacific Coast News In 2009, I was at the Oscars when the world’s most famous love triangle collided for the first time. The demise of Jen and Brad and the birth of Brangelina had become a global obsession, so I was assigned to interview each of them. I approached Brad in the bar and, feeling mortified, asked how it felt seeing his ex-wife. He was understandably curt. Angelina, meanwhile, stood to one side, remaining regal and composed. It is a similarly calm Angelina who has emerged following news of the couple’s impending divorce; arguably, there is no one as adept at maintaining their public image. She has evolved from wild child to UN special envoy and transformed a tainted love story…

Photos: Getty Images, Splash News, Scope Features IT’S BEEN ALMOST A DECADE since Meredith Kercher, a 21-year-old British student, was murdered in the picturesque Italian city of Perugia. Yet this week, the release of Netflix’s hotly-anticipated Amanda Knox documentary about the woman convicted, then acquitted, of killing her is about to set the tornado of controversy surrounding her death turning once again. The film promises to examine the case again from every angle. In a series of interviews, Knox protests her innocence, describing how it felt to become one of the world’s most vilified women. In a snippet released as a teaser trailer, she says, arrestingly: ‘Either I’m a psychopath in sheep’s clothing… Or I’m you.’ e critics have condemned Knox for participating, accusing her of cashing in on her…

Photos: Splash, Rex NADIA MURAD USED TO pray for death while being repeatedly raped by her ISIS kidnappers. Until one day, a relative managed to sneak her a fake ID to get her out of the ISIS stronghold in Mosul in 2014 – after three months of torture, the 23-year-old escaped hidden under a hijab and veil. But her mother and six of her eight brothers had already been killed when her village of Kocho in Iraq was stormed. Devastatingly, their deaths make up a tiny proportion of the thousands of Yazidis who have been raped and murdered in Syria and Iraq because of their religion. And yet, until now, world leaders have failed to prosecute members of ISIS for this crime. But for surviving Yazidis, Amal Clooney represents hope.…

Photos: Xposure, Snapchat, AKM-GSI-Xposure, Instagram/mirandakerr KIM KARDASHIAN has long extolled the virtues of facial contouring but, last week, her spray-tan artist let slip that the shading doesn’t stop with her cheekbones. Discussing Kim’s (most recent) naked selfie, Fabiola Trujillo said that she had ‘painted her abs while spraying her’. Turns out, Kim isn’t the only one going wild for body contouring. The treatment has been coined a ‘five-minute body makeover’, and specialist artists are routinely being added to A-listers’ glam squads. Most tan artists in the UK also offer the treatement. Katie Quinn is a celebrity make-up artist who has worked with models including Alessandra Ambrosio and Miranda Kerr. Speaking to Grazia , she said, ‘Body contouring using make-up can instantly drop a dress size and make you look like…

BERRY BOWS OUT OF BAKE OFF We were already unsure about a GBBO without Mel and Sue, then, last week, Mary Berry said she is also to quit. Paul Hollywood is to follow the show to Channel 4 – leaving the nation wondering if Bake Off without Berry will be like an eclair minus the cream. EMMA TAKES ON CAMPUS SEX ASSAULTS Emma Watson delivered a passionate speech at the UN, demanding that universities keep female students safe from sexual assault. The actress, a UN Women Global Goodwill Ambassador – and Ivy League graduate – questioned why so many universities give the message that ‘sexual violence isn’t actually a form of violence.’ LABOUR ELECTS A ‘NEW’ LEADER Voting closed in the Labour leadership election, with current leader Jeremy Corbyn’s reelection…

OUR PANEL LAURA GRABINER Grazia’s junior fashion news and features writer does a near perfect Cheryl impression and adheres strictly to the rule: what Dolce says, goes. @laura_grabiner JOHN CRACE The Guardian’s Parliamentary sketchwriter, his party trick is whittling Alexa’s It book down to 600 words. Life changing. @JohnJCrace AND YOU GIVE US YOUR CHIC CRITIQUE EVERY MONDAY @GRAZIAUK ON INSTAGRAM CLAIRE DANES LAURA SAYS: Take Liza Minnelli’s dining room curtains and one mahogany spray tan… et voilà! Also, is CD hiding a third boob? What’s with the cleavage-strap? JOHN SAYS: The perfect accessory for the modest celebrity. A strip of material attached to a chain to cover up the cleavage when surrounded by paparazzi. Can be worn hanging loose after a few drinks. YOU SAY: Claire may have lost…

Photos: Getty Images, Dave Benett, Nick Harvey MODEL ROOMS WHAT Dior Maison & Lucie de la Falaise cocktail party WHERE Dior, New Bond Street WHO Kate Moss, Liv Tyler, Jasmine Guinness Pals Kate Moss and Liv Tyler turned out to toast Lucie de la Falaise’s collaboration with Dior Maison. The boutique’s bedroom proved too tempting for Kate and Jasmine Guinness, who hopped into bed for some raucous pillow talk… GRAZIA ATE Quail’s eggs, goat’s cheese GRAZIA DRANK Moët & Chandon, and pomegranate fizz GIRL POWER WHAT Launch of the Gynaecological Cancer Fund’s Lady Garden Campaign WHERE Topshop store launch followed by Albert’s, South Ken WHO Chloe Delevingne, Amber Le Bon,VogueWilliams Lady Garden frontwoman Cara Delevingne was in transit returning from Burning Man, but older sister Chloe held court at the…

Catwalk images, top row: Palmer//Harding, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Simone Rocha; centre:Tibi; bottom row:Tome, Simone Rocha, Marc Jacobs, Victoria Beckham FIERCE PRINTS Leopards and zebras and snakes, oh my. This season’s animal prints are part rock’n’roll, part Pat Butcher. DECONSTRUCTED SHIRTING The humble blue striped shirt has slashed, pin-tucked and ruffled its way to becoming one of the season’s must-buys. FLORAL FROCKS S/S ’17’s dress of choice is of the floral variety. Wear with knee boots now, sandals come summer. BLACK MAGIC Head-to-toe black, sheer lace and waterfall hemlines make for a grown-up way to work the gothic trend. VELVET VISION Velvet ditches its wintry connotations and makes a break for summer in modern jewel tones, blush pinks and metallics. RAVE CULTURE It’s time to embrace your inner club kid; think…

Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans, Marco Vittur. Eyeko: spacenk.com. Kat Von D: debenhams. com. Mii Make-up: gerrardinternational.com.. M MA AC: maccosmetics.co.uk. Tom Ford: selfridges.com BLURRED LINES Where we spotted it Behind the scenes at Diane Von Furstenberg, where make-up maverick Pat McGrath painted Kendall (above), Gigi, Karlie et al. Why we loved it Inspired by the ’70s, this statement look is a twist on the classic smoky eye. The graphic swipe of brown across lids adds edge to an otherwise pared-back face. Ways to work it It’s easy peasy: just swipe champagne shadow over the lids, add a swish of brown through the crease and blend out at the edges. Finish with lashings of mascara and a barely there lip.…

Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans, Marco Vittur. Burberry: burberry.com. MAC: maccosmetics.co.uk. NARS: selfridges.com MODEL OF THE MOMENT FERNANDA LY AT PRISCILLAS MODEL MANAGEMENT With lengthy pink hair and a brow-skimming fringe, Aussie gal Fernanda Ly is seldom hard to spot. Making her debut at Louis Vuitton last season, this week she’s stalked the catwalks at Simone Rocha and House of Holland. Watch this space. CRYSTAL CLEAR Manicurist Marian Newman has put crystals on our nail hot list. From lacquers and beads to perspex specks, there was a multitude of manifestations. At Mary Katrantzou nails were given a simple slick of high-shine topcoat, while at Ryan Lo tips were heavily embellished with bejewelled acrylics. LOUD MOUTHS At Mary Katrantzou, lips certainly passed the acid test – fluoro shades were employed to created graphic,…

Photographs: Ria Osborne riaosborne.com. Styling: Rukmini Iyer rukmini-iyer.com SEPTEMBER IS ALL ABOUT the new season, new clothes, back to school… It’s like New Year, but without the stress and huge hangover. And all this shiny newness encourages us to switch up our eating habits, too. After a summer of holidays and excess, we’re ready for some fresh ideas on healthy eating and new food trends. Which is where Pinterest comes in. It’s an ideas powerhouse, bursting with inspirational recipes, the latest food trends and clever tips. Food stylist Mini Iyer is a devotee. ‘Pinterest is such a creative space – you can find a recipe for just about any kind of dish you can imagine. And I love that it’s a sharing space, where you can trade ideas with like-minded…

MARC JACOBS A/W ’16 MARC JACOBS A/W ’16 FOR AUTUMN/WINTER, Marc Jacobs conjured up a gothic, feathered and vertiginously high-heeled collection that was the stuff of fashion fantasies – complete with a black-lipsticked and 8in platform-shod Lady Gaga taking centre stage. Much like a Tim Burton film, in fact. Well, funnily enough… the innovative designer and visionary film director have teamed up to celebrate the release of Burton’s magical new movie, Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children. In the film – whose cast includes acting legends as diverse as Judi Dench, Terence Stamp and Samuel L Jackson – young Jake (Asa Butterfield) is introduced to a hidden world of misfits with special abilities. Given a refuge from the outside world by the dazzling Miss Peregrine (the gothic goddess that is…

Main photo: Anna Huix. Hair and make-up: Sophie Higginson IT TURNS OUT THERE are two types of dating: dating, as in the search for love and lust to last a lifetime, and ‘dating’. ‘Dating’ is a synonym for casual sex. Casual sex exhausts me. I spent my twenties having it. Some of it was incredible, most of it was agonisingly awful, and all of it was enough to conclude that, for me, sex is nearly always better with somebody I like. (I say nearly because there was a glorious six-week period when I was sleeping with my running coach; the fact we had nothing to say to each other outside of my bedroom was irrelevant. But that was an anomaly. An intoxicating, wild, perfect anomaly.) We all know the urban…