Inhaltsverzeichnis für Issue 664 in Grazia

1 SCENE STEALER  this IS HOW you do spring/summer occasion dressing. An energising antidote to the LBD. Dress, £1,116, and trousers £612, both Attico (net-a-porter.com) 2 WORK WE AR REFRESH THE UPGRADED 9-5 shirt really means business. Wear over tailored trousers now and as a dress come summer. £99, Guess (guess.eu) 3 KISS OF LIFE THE NUDE LIPPY J-Lo rocked in the ’90s is a beauty staple – and we have finally found the perfect rendition in Decorté The Rouge lipstick, £32. Kate Moss is a fan. 4 FEET OF DREAMS SUPERGA HAS TEAMED up with catwalk brand Philosophy to create these pearl-adorned kicks. We ♥ . £265, Superga x Philosophy Di Lorenzo serafini (farfetch.com) 5 TREND TO TRY SPRING SEES THE return of fringing, cowboy boots and all things…

with my mate Bona in her restaurant last Saturday… Give or take the m, I have just completed the first recorded incident of Dry January By Accident. Let me be clear: I did not mean to (almost) not drink for 31 days. I had no desire to wine-dodge for a month. I mean, all respect to those who did and everything, but Dry Janning It shows a gross lack of imagination. I like to think of myself as more interesting than that. Apparently, I’m not. Five teeny spread-out units over 31 days? That doesn’t even qualify as a moist January. How did I achieve such an embarrassingly abstinent start to my year? I blame everyone else. Partly because you’re all Dry Janning On Purpose (cringe), and are therefore not providing…

PHOTOS: REX, INSTAGRAM.COM/SADIEFROST, ROSEMARY FERGUSON KATE MOSS In an era where almost nothing is certain (see: Trump, Brexit and every film star you’ve ever loved becoming problematic), there’s always been one reassuring constant: Kate Moss’s commitment to partying. Until now. A new book, Self-Care For The Real World , espousing the importance of sleep, alcohol-free days and JOMO (the joy of missing out), has just been released with a quote from 44-year-old La Moss: ‘I want to give this book to everyone I know!’ This from the woman who once said, ‘People that don’t know me get Mossed. It means, “I was gonna go home, but then I got led astray...”’ SADIE FROST Once considered the glue of the set, Sadie Frost (then married to Jude Law) became infamous for…

CONGRATULATIONS! You did it! You officially survived another January! And now it’s time for the fun bit. As you emerge out of hibernation, what better way to get into your 2018 groove than with a little sartorial spruce-up? As the spring collections finally hit the high street, we can start nailing our new season looks at long last. And if you’ve got the urge to splurge, then the first payday of the year is the perfect excuse. So where to start? The easiest way to elevate is to seek out zeitgeisty pieces with transformative appeal (Western boots and teeny-weeny specs are, like, so S/S ’18). Or, if your new year’s resolution is to shop more mindfully, then opt for forever pieces, which are surprisingly abundant on the high street right…

PHOTOS: REX FEATURES, SPLASH NEWS,TWITTER/@CHRISSYCHAMBERS WEDNESDAY 17 JAN will go down as one of the most significant days in Chrissy Chambers’ life: not only did she win ground-breaking civil damages for a revenge porn case after a four-year battle for justice; she also ended her statement on the steps of the High Court by proposing to her girlfriend, Bria Kam. ‘I realised, I’ve been with this woman for six years, and four and a half of them have been dedicated to fighting my ex,’ Chrissy, 27, tells Grazia , two days after the verdict. ‘It’s like he’s been a part of our relationship all this time and I didn’t want to waste another second on starting a new and much better chapter.’ An excited Bria, 31, adds, ‘When she got…

PHOTOS: CATWALKING.COM, GETTY IMAGES, CAMERA PRESS, REX FEATURES Haute-up your hosiery. SJP is giving metallic fishnets the seal of approval. Say no to uncomfortable shoes, Millie Bobby Brown is repping her Converse on the red carpet. Dress to impress the in-laws. Chloë Grace Moretz is having a major VB moment. Be bold – the only way to wear red is head to toe. Bag a bucket hat. The ’90s fave stars in JW Anderson’s second Uniqlo collab. Liam who? Go see Phantom Thread and dream of mid-century couture (Erdem’s S/S ’18 collection takes its cue from the era).…

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PHOTO: MARCO VITTUR. DECLéOR: DECLEOR.CO.UK SOPHIE EVERARD FITNESS INSTRUCTOR AND FREE-SURFER DECLéOR AROMESSENCE NéROLI AMARA HYDRATING OIL SERUM, £48 There are so many benefits to surfing, but being exposed to extreme weather and environmental conditions mean that my skin has taken a bashing. I’ve been surfing since I was a teenager and, as I came into my thirties, noticed that I needed harder-working products; products that really deliver. Decléor was a love interest I dabbled in when I lived in Paris in my early twenties. It was only when I was back in the UK a year ago that I rediscovered it. I tried the Aromessence Neroli serum and, when I woke up the next morning, I knew I had found ‘the one’. It’s been a year now and, you…

JUST CALL ME high street Goldilocks – wandering around mumbling, ‘They’re too small!’ or ‘Ooooh, this is just too big,’ before slumping into one of the few shops where I know whatever I’m looking for will fit and, defeated, looking into the mirror and saying, ‘These are just about right.’ But it’s no fairy tale being a Fashion Inbetweener. We fit neither the increasingly incredible ‘curve’ collections, nor the high-street ‘straight sizes’ (clothes that shops usually stock up to a size 16 – I refuse to say ‘normal’). Last year, I lost two stone and went from being one of those girls who says they’re a size 16, but actually only fits into their lovingly stretched jeans and carefully selected dresses to, well, someone who really was a size 16.…

PHOTOS: GUILLE FAINGOLD ‘EVERY TIME YOU kill a plant, you feel bad. It’s a reminder that maybe you don’t have your shit together.’ Gynelle Lyon is the owner and founder of PRICK, London’s first succulent and cacti specialist shop, in Dalston, East London. We’re discussing why house plants have become such big business, following The Washington Post headline back in September, which read: ‘Millennials are filling their homes – and the void in their hearts – with house plants.’ The story confirmed what many people in their twenties and mid-thirties already know : nothing says aspirational interiors in 2018 like plants. But why? Gynelle is proof that the trend is now hitting big in the UK. With over 200 plants in her shop, her year-old business is blooming and she…

KIMCHI Fermented foods are a thing right now and that includes kimchi. Originally from South Korea, it is made by salting, spicing and fermenting vegetables, predominantly cabbage, which are then left to develop a unique flavour. Kimchi is perfect for giving a dish a shot of zing, sourness and spice – it’s also packed full of vitamins, antioxidants and probiotics, which are great for a healthy gut. Serve it with traditional Korean dishes or use it as a condiment, paired with cheese, burgers and barbecue food. Find it in Asian food stores and at ocado.com. KIMCHI LETTUCE PARCELS Feeds: 4 Preparation: 15-20 minutes Cooking: 20 minutes INGREDIENTS Generous glug of oil 1 red onion, finely sliced 3 tbsp sesame seeds Selection of gem lettuce and pink radicchio, leaves separated, washed…

Everything I Know About Love Dolly Alderton (£12.99, PENGUIN) Finally, the book that probably everyone you love on Instagram has been talking about – Dolly Alderton’s memoir about her life, loves and, ultimately, her friends is out this Thursday. With a tone that will have you hooked and nodding your head from the first page, Dolly shares her experiences of falling in love, messy nights out and struggling with adulthood that we can all relate to. But it’s her relationships with her friends that really shine. Buy it, recommend all your friends buy it, then get together (preferably with wine) and excitedly dissect it together. Stance A monthly transatlantic conversation between journalists Chrystal Genesis in London and Heta Fell in San Francisco. Stance aims to inform, entertain and inspire action…

THE FIRST 10 minutes of Netflix’s swishy new sci-fi epic Altered Carbon manage to cram in a group sex scene, a shoot ’em up bloodbath, three different languages, some of the worst tattoos in screen history, several futuristic cityscapes, some face masks nicked from a ’90s Daft Punk video and a po-faced voiceover, conjuring the sort of meaning-of-life epithets an Angelina Jolie lookalike might make her money flogging on the back of mystic cards on Venice Beach. It’s certainly not shy on ambition. What it does lack, oddly, is any discernible flavour of its own. Altered Carbon is set in a future universe in which you can’t die and most of the urban planning seems to have been sketched out on the back of charity shop DVDs of Ridley Scott’s…

PHOTOS: GOFF PHOTOS, REX FEATURES, JASON BELL A CLOSET CULL for a good cause THE PERFECT excuse to have a clear-out: join Sophie Ellis-Bextor and assorted stars and Give Up Clothes for Good with TK Maxx. Donate your togs in-store to be sold at Cancer Research shops with all profits going to fight cancers affecting children. At TK Maxx stores from Feb; tkmaxx.com BIGGER LIES? Streep sweeps in FACED WITH having to follow the huge success of Big Little Lies season one, HBO has called in the biggest gun of them all: Meryl Streep. The actor, philanthropist and semi-professional Trump-agitator will play Alexander Skarsgård’s mother. We’re more shook than a chugger’s collection box. SUKI’S SUNDANCE with J-Law’s ex SINCE MAKING the move into acting , model Suki Waterhouse has won…

ALL CHANGE PLEASE! It’s almost hard to believe that in a post-Weinstein world, it didn’t occur to the organisers of The Presidents Club that hosting a charity dinner where men were seemingly encouraged to harass women was a terrible idea. But evidently not. However, thankfully, there is actually something to celebrate this week. Six high-profile male BBC presenters, including John Humphrys (who earns £600k+), Jeremy Vine (£700k+) and Huw Edwards (£550k+), have agreed to substantial pay cuts in the wake of revelations of the corporation’s pay gap scandal. Hallelujah – for the men finally putting their money where their mouths are, and inciting real equality and change. More of this please.…

SOCIAL DETOX BY HANNAH FLINT. PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES, REX FEATURES There are numerous reasons why you might terminate a friendship with Piers Morgan (his support for Donald Trump; his reference to PTSD as ‘whiny needy twerp syndrome’; his ‘scepticism’ over Madonna and Lady Gaga’s rape claims). For Meghan Markle? It was her relationship with Prince Harry. According to the controversial columnist, his friendship with Meghan went cold after news broke that she was dating Harry (‘I didn’t hear from Meghan after her royal romance erupted into the public gaze,’ he said). And it seems he’s not alone. Insiders tell Grazia that Meghan has quietly severed ties with many of her famous friends since meeting Harry. ‘A lot of Meghan’s friends haven’t heard from her since the news broke,’ said a…

PHOTO: JEAN-BAPTISTE MONDINO FOR PARFUMS CHRISTIAN DIOR. MAKE-UP: KATE SYNNOTT, USING CAPTURE YOUTH LIFT SCULPTOR SERUM, DIORSKIN FOREVER PERFECT MOUSSE 020, DIORSKIN FOREVER UNDERCOVER 020, DIORSKIN FOREVER & EVER CONTROL LOOSE POWDER 001, DIORBLUSH SCULPT 001 PINK SHAPE, DIORSHOW BOLD BROW 002 DARK, DIORSHOW PUMP’N’VOLUME 090, 5 COULEURS 537 TOUCH, DIOR ADDICT LIP GLOW 001 (DIOR.COM). HAIR: BEN SKERVIN. MANIICURIST: AMA QUASHIE. STYLIST: GILLIAN WILKINS SURPRISINGLY FOR a model who’s the face of a skincare brand, it’s inner beauty – not outer – that Cara Delevingne wants to talk about today. Describing herself as ‘passionate, determined and openminded’, the 25-year-old model-turned-actress knows looking good generally comes down to how good you feel. ‘I believe that beauty comes from within, so I would advise young women to take care of their…

PHOTO: @SENNARELAX VIEW POINT Gorges du Verdon, France This gorgeous spot in central Provence is nicknamed Europe’s Grand Canyon – and it’s easy to see why. Sheer limestone cliffs plummet into the turquoise water of the Verdon River below. Explore it by driving the winding 130km road along the top of the gorge for breathtaking views, or hike the 15km Sentier Martel, a vista-packed canyon route. Either way, end your explorations on the water – head to the Pont de Galetas and hire a pedalo for a leisurely paddle among stunning surrounds.…

1 NEW IN SKEPTA & NAOMI CAMPBELL ‘Secretly dating’, ‘taking it slowly’ after a series of ‘secret dates’ according to ‘friends’. We are very into this, hope for more updates from anonymous sources. 2 UP WINNIE HARLOW In floor-length emerald netting at Dior’s Surrealist Ball – because how else should one dress for a Surrealist Ball? Hmmm? 3 NEW IN MINNIE MOUSE Honoured, finally, with a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, 40 years after her white male mouse co-star Mickey got one. A strike for equality (but we hate to think about that pay gap). 4. NEW IN DARYL , HUSBAND OF JEANELLE Left a beyond sweet review on Fenty Beauty, thanking creator Rihanna for Pro Filt’r Foundation, which helped his wife regain confidence. There’s something in our eye, OK?…

PHOTOS: PRESS ASSOCIATION, GOFF PHOTOS IF 2018 COULD craft its own It girl, Maya Jama would be it. A TV and radio presenter (her two new Radio 1 shows every Friday and Saturday have just been announced), she’s also passionate about mental health and hosted the world’s largest lesson on the subject at Hackney Empire last year. She’s an Instagram star with half a million followers and precisely zero pretence. Her ‘message’ is to show young people that you can succeed whatever life throws at you. Last year, she made a documentary about her father bouncing in and out of jail as she grew up, and has spoken about the tragedy of losing her ex-boyfriend, who was shot and killed in a pub when she was 16. She’s also one…

PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES LAST TUESDAY, the fashion entrepreneur Miroslava Duma uploaded a picture on Instagram Stories to her 1.6m followers. It was a personal note from her friend, fashion designer Ulyana Sergeenko, which read, ‘To my n****s in Paris’. (A reference to Kanye West’s song NP. ) The backlash began immediately. And intensified when, later that evening, a disturbing video from 2012 surfaced with Duma making homophobic and transphobic comments about the blogger Bryanboy and transgender model Andreja Pejić. Bryanboy, Naomi Campbell and many more members of the fashion community weighed in, with Campbell stating, ‘This better not be real.’ It was, of course. And more fuel was poured on the fire by Sergeenko’s defence of using the N-word. ‘I was born in a small town in East Kazakhstan, my…

Yes, everyone in the world thinks that UGGs come from Australia (my home country). And yes, almost every person in Oz owns a pair. But the shoe of the moment? Are you kidding? They’re slippers. In Australia, if you shuffle into a local coffee shop wearing these unstructured, sheepskin booties, people will assume the downfall of civilisation has commenced. Or worse, you’ve given up on fashion. So, while UGGs might be returning to the streets, the only place I’ll be wearing them is to and from bed.…

AS TOLD TO RHIANNON EVANS. PHOTO: THOMAS LAISNé/CONTOUR BY GETTY IMAGES “IT’S NOT JUST ISLAM, NO RELIGION IS A FRIEND OF WOMEN” IN MOROCCO, YOU don’t have the right to a sexual life if you are not married. You do not have the right to be a homosexual. If you are married, you do not have the right to cheat on your spouse. Both adultery and homosexuality are punishable by prison. I didn’t know how it felt to live with that threat – I left Morocco when I was 18 and have only lived as a woman in France. Then, while promoting my first novel, Chanson Douche , in Rabat, a Moroccan woman approached me and confided in me about her life, loves and the most intimate things you can…

CÉLINE Phoebe Philo takes on the trench, reimagining the staple with a looped hem and outsize proportions GUCCI Polka-dot co-ords and oversized shades: the Gucci girl channels a glam-rock ’70s vibe for spring PRADA More is more: cartoon prints, embellished shorts and statement socks define an eclectic new attitude DOLCE & GABBANA The sweetness of a bubblegum pink wiggle dress is subverted with a flash of (big) black lingerie beneath. Saucy LOUIS VUITTON Sports luxe goes next level. A baroque frock coat is teamed with this season’s essential clumpy trainers ERMANNO SCERVINO A simple slip dress takes on a new opulence in intricate metallic lace. Just add gloves EMPORIO ARMANI Washed out ice-cream hues lend athletic silhouettes modern prettiness MAX MARA Sugary lilac is this season’s standout shade. The way…

PHOTOS: MARCO VITTUR, KARINA TWISS / TRUNK ARCHIVE. FRESH: FRESH.COM/UK. GALLINéE: GALLINEE.COM. L’OCCITANE: UK.LOCCITANE.COM. LUSH: LUSH.COM. RODIN: SPACENK.COM. SISLEY: SISLEY-PARIS.CO.UK IF YOU’RE NOT au fait with current bathroom etiquette, the new way to cleanse face and body is with a bar of soap. Forget the notion that using soap on your face causes dry, flaky and dull skin – these bars contain essential oils and glow-reviving exfoliating grains, while others are blended with gentle AHAs to soften and hydrate even sensitive skin. They’re easy to use and last far longer than your gel cleanser. Vive la soap révolution.…

PHOTOS: ED MILES Q ‘ I’m in a catch-22. I really want to find a new job to escape a bullying senior colleague, but because of her I have lost all confidence, so the idea of going for interviews is overwhelming. I feel a fresh start would be ideal, but I’m trapped because now I feel inadequate after being told I am so often.’ ELEANOR SAYS: I’m sorry you’ve lost confidence. That’s a horrible way to feel, particularly given that it’s related to your job: a place you go and people you see every day. I imagine you have a knot in your stomach about going in sometimes. Clearly, this person’s behaviour has affected not just how you perceive yourself at work, but also your general levels of self-esteem. I’ve…

Throughout her life, Marie Claire Chappet has had a band of child-free women who have shaped her more than she realised… When I was growing up, I was perennially surrounded by a group of second mothers. These women occupied my childhood, and most have been with me throughout my life – through every success, every failure, every milestone. All of them orbiting my life and bolstering me with love and support. All of them childless. When I was younger, for me it was as simple as: some women have babies, others don’t. I marvel now at how refreshing that was. None were singled out for their lack of offspring, no one tilted their heads at them in patronising concern that they hadn’t reproduced. In fact, the women in my life…

MAN OF THE WOODS, JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE You’ve seen the bizarre promo video (if not, check it out immediately) and heard the lead single, Filthy. The imagery so far seems to suggest a country theme. Justin himself says, ‘I’d describe it as modern Americana with 808s.’ If, like us, you have no idea what that means, we’ll all find out when the album drops. Out Friday PHOTOS: REX FEATURES, MORLEY VON STERNBERG HAYWARD GALLERY The South Bank’s famously brutalist-style Hayward Gallery reopened last week – following a spectacular refurbishment – with a retrospective of Andreas Gursky’s photography. Until 22 Apr, tickets from £16; southbankcentre.co.uk CLAW CARNABY If you’ve had enough of veganuary and want to get back to carnivore ways, head to Claw, newly ensconced in Soho after years of serving…

Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? Mindy Kaling (£8.99, EBURY PRESS) With the most Millennial title you can imagine, Mindy Kaling’s first memoir takes us back to pre-fame days when she was the obedient child of immigrants, a timid teen and a Ben Affleckimpersonator. So achingly relatable you’ll be devastated you’re not actually friends. The Adulterants Joe Dunthorne (£12.99, HAMISH HAMILTON) From the author of Submarine, this new release pulls apart what it is to struggle with the urban Millennial psyche, from the perspective of Ray, who is definitely too old to be a Millennial. Opens with Ray’s life seemingly perfectly fine – until his amazing ability to make things a lot worse really kicks in. The Brief Wondrous Life Of Oscar Wao Junot D’az (£8.99, FABER & FABER) The…

LETTER OF THE WEEK MY TOUGH-TIME TEAM A round of applause for Instagram’s IVF warriors (29 Jan)! My husband and I were told that we’d need IVF with ICSI to conceive. When I first heard the news, I felt isolated, alone and scared, then everything changed when I came across the inspiring TTC community and #infertilitysucks. I have discovered a whole new network of support that has got me through one fresh transfer and two frozen (all of which were unsuccessful). Going into our second round of IVF, I know that I am not alone and have an army of virtual friends behind me each step of the way. Laura DON’T BABY US! Congrats and kudos to Jacinda Ardern on her pregnancy and for planning to return to work as…