HELLO! Fashion Monthly

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Our ideas of beauty can vary hugely, but no-one can deny the allure of naturally flawless skin. Step up Princess Olympia of Greece, our cover star, who has recently partnered with The Organic Pharmacy to create a serum to deliver just that. And judging by hers, it works! She tells us about her move into beauty and her glamorous world. Our team decode the new season’s biggest beauty trends and lift the lid on how science is pushing products to a whole new level. On the fashion agenda, we have your autumn/winter wardrobes covered, from snug yet chic coats and knits to the new It shoes and boots. Plus, inspiration of how to wear them from the street style stars.…

beauty issue

Rachel Enjoyed hen-do number two in a Kitri dress after her nuptials were postponed due to Covid. Fran Took a trip to Santorini and co-ordinated with the famous whitewashed buildings perfectly. Elle Tested Victoria Beckham Beauty’s Cheeky Posh blusher, for Spice Girl-worthy cheekbones. Becky Interviewed designer Christopher Kane and his sister and business partner Tammy. Laura Styled the 70s brown trend and even roped in a passing spaniel to complete the tan-toned look. The team Ventured to north London to shoot cover star Princess Olympia of Greece. Rachel Uncovered the latest accessory must-haves, this Cult Gaia bag is playing to our weakness for baby blue. Kelly Rented this dress from My Wardrobe HQ for The Animal Ball, with the fee donated to Elephant Family.…

the wishlist

SPLIT PERSONALITY Cult Gaia’s bags always have the coolest aesthetic and this accordion pastel blue one is no exception. Pop smaller items inside a pouch for safety. Bag, £480, Cult Gaia SPIRITED AWAY One for the road, quite literally, this alcohol-free ‘vodka’ is ideal for those in the driving seat. Not Vodka, £18.99, Strykk SLEEVE DRAMA If you’re looking for the perfect alternative to a white shirt, this one is a wardrobe no-brainer. Blouse, £316, Abadia MODERN DIAMONDS Contemporary luxury with a twist, these gold earrings are high up on our ‘one day’ list… Earrings, £4,400, Anita Ko PERKY PAIR Proceeds go to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Cushion, £54, Meesha Farzaneh COOL CERAMICS With hand-painted wild meadow flowers and horses, this vase could double up as a water jug. Vase, £69.95, Anna + Nina SHINE ON Winter is coming… and we’re getting in quick with this coat that’s…

the agenda

WINTER WARMERS The best of W21 is cosy practical and timeless Here’s our edit of the finest, to see you through the colder months and beyond… 1 Sweet SPOT Trends come and go, but there are some which remain evergreen, earning their stripes (or spots in this case) year after year. Treat leopard print as a neutral and you really can’t go wrong. 2 XXL HANDBAGS After years of tiny bag supremacy, the kitchen sink carry-all feels sexy again. Opt for architectural silhouettes in contrasting textures and pair with layered knits. 3 All PUFFED UP Duvets have been masquerading as outerwear for years now, but this is the first season we’ve seen quilted scarves, bags and boots – the lot. Comfort is still top priority, take note. 4 Knitty GRITTY This season’s knitwear is so much more than your…

new royal wave

Sitting on her father’s lap, while attending her first couture show, aged 11, is Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece’s most memorable fashion moment. Her father is, of course, Pavlos, Crown Prince of Greece and her mother, Marie-Chantal, who launched the luxury childrenswear brand of the same name in 2000, designed her dress for the occasion. “I used to love watching my mother getting ready and also my grandmother on my mom’s side. I was obsessed with clothing and trying on their things – there are so many pictures of me as a little girl wearing my mother’s high heels. So when I went to my first fashion show I was so excited and will never forget it,” Olympia, as she prefers to be called, tells us. Of course, her mother’s wardrobe would have…

jewellery labels to love

1 VASHI Having just unveiled a new home for its bespoke fine jewellery in London’s Covent Garden, Vashi is improving customer experience. An immersive in-store participation, open workshop and full behind-the-scenes of every stage of production allows shoppers to gain real insight into creating its pieces. Vashi allows customers to co-create and hand select each element of their chosen design with a variety of price points, gemstones, settings and precious metals. 2 EDGE OF EMBER Designed with former HFM cover star Victoria Magrath, aka @inthefrow, Edge of Ember’s new sustainable collection is inspired by Victoria’s travels. Made from recycled silver, it features freshwater pearls and gold-plated details. Founder Lynette Ong has created socially-responsible pieces that are priced accessibly. Even Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, is a fan… 3 JESSIE THOMAS Goldsmith and jewellery designer Jessie…