HELLO! magazine 1714

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Perched on a hilltop in Italy’s picturesque Umbria region, the village of Solomeo is known for its medieval buildings, its vines, olives, sunflowers – and fashion. This out-of-the-way spot makes an unlikely style capital, but then the clothes that hail from here are unusual too. Solomeo is the heart of the Cucinelli family’s cashmere empire – both their home and where they produce the covetable yet entirely eco-friendly creations that make their label one of Italy’s most successful. The village, like their collections, is a labour of love. Back in the 1980s it was in a state of decline; that’s when Brunello Cucinelli, whose wife Federica was born here, realised that by building his brand in Solomeo, he could restore the place itself. Today, its beautiful villas, churches and theatre draw visitors…

It was a family affair as music legend Ronnie Wood was accompanied by his wife Sally and their five-year-old twins Alice and Gracie on the sensational sell-out US No Filter tour with the Rolling Stones. The 15-show extravaganza brought the house down as guitarists Ronnie and Keith Richards and frontman Sir Mick Jagger led the band at iconic venues from Las Vegas to Los Angeles and Texas to Tennessee. And as the tour reaches its last leg in Florida on 23 November, HELLO! recaptures the whirlwind of excitement as we follow the unforgettable road trip through the eyes of Ronnie’s wife Sally, who shared photos exclusively with us as well as posting on Instagram. “We’ve had a fantastic time,” says film and theatre producer Sally. “We love America so much and visiting a…

When Paris Hilton married entrepreneur Carter Reum in a spectacular wedding ceremony in Los Angeles, the celebration, covered exclusively by HELLO!, was never going to be a one-off event. True to style, the businesswoman and heiress took festivities to a whole new level when she threw not one, but two parties for friends and family to enjoy two more days of extravagant fun following the Thursday nuptials. “My dream wedding came true – it was everything I ever hoped for,” she told a friend following the star-studded ceremony in the grounds of her business magnate grandfather Barron’s Bel Air estate. “I know most brides get married on Saturday or Sunday but I’m different,” she added. “I wanted to do it my way and it was perfect.” And as she arrived in a glorious blaze…

‘It gives me comfort to know my boys will be cheering me on from the sofa’ Frankie Bridge looks blissfully relaxed as she reclines on her sofa with her adorable pet pooch in these exclusive photos. But that scene of serenity is now a world away, as last week the author, presenter and mum of two spent her first night in Gwrych Castle to take on TV’s toughest reality show, I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!. “My happy place is at home with Wayne, my boys and the dog… I like to think I’ll channel that when I’m doing the tough trials,” the star tells HELLO! as she exclusively catches up with us just a few days before entering the forbidding castle in North Wales. “It gives me comfort to…

DAVID GINOLA The football legend, 54, hopes to score the role of camp chef. “Rice and beans is perfect for me as I have put on six kilos over the past three months,” says the former New castle and Spurs player turned pundit, who plans on regaling campmates with stories from his days as a world-class footballer. “They will fall asleep. I will be the ghost of the castle.” LOUISE MINCHIN Having spent 20 years reading the headlines on BBC Breakfast, the 53-year-old will have some adjusting to do. “To not know what is going on in the news is going to be extraordinary,” says Louise, whose early mornings on the red sofa will stand her in good stead. “Lack of sleep won’t be an issue for me. I can sleep anywhere at…