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It all started with Emma Watson revealing she’s a paid-up member of a website that teaches women how to orgasm (OMGYes.com if you’re interested). Then news reached Grazia HQ of a – how do we put this? – real-life ‘digital’ revolution. Dubbed, euphemistically, Orgasmic Meditation (OM), the practice has just made its way across the pond to the UK. To spare my blushes here, turn to page 46 where Kate Wills will give you the full low-down. Meanwhile, on page 55, Polly Vernon gives her take on why the sex industry is now finally thinking about women. In other news, as the fashion bus rolls on (Milan, Paris, home!), we bring you a selection of some of the biggest trends from the FROW that you can try now. Will you…

Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans JEANS MIGHT SEEM LIKE a pretty low-key choice for the front row - but, in the right hands, they're anything but basic. And this season's cropped jeans have spawned an ankle-baring new trend: in Milan, Emmanuelle Alt turned up the raunch-o-meter with a risqué flash of fishnet peeking out from under her black crops and kitten heels, cementing the ankle's erogenous-zone status as only a French fashion editor can. Fellow FROW-er Pernille Teisbaek (right) could've caught a whopper with her statement stockings, worn under slouchy blue jeans with patent boots. A bit sexy, yes, but this is a fashion type's take on sexy - there's an element of suspenders-under-a-trench naughtiness but, equally, a little of the school-tights-under-your-PE-tracksuit-bottoms… in a good way. DIY-ing this street-style trend couldn't be…

Main photo (posed by model): Benjamin Kaufmann/folio-id.com. Other photo: Eyevine. WHEN A STAR AS STRAIT-LACED as Emma Watson raves about a website that teaches you how to orgasm, you know a sex trend has gone mainstream. The Harry Potter star enthused about OMGYes.com last week, saying, ‘It’s a pretty cool website... I wish it had been around longer. It’s an expensive subscription but it’s worth it.’ Obviously I was intrigued – who doesn’t wonder if their orgasms could be better? – so I paid the one-off fee of £40 to sign up. It’s very comprehensive. You could spend whole hours on there and wonder where the time went. It’s like Facebook but with fannies, featuring ‘touchable’ tutorials (interactive vaginas that tell you where you need to put your finger, how…

Photos: Stocksy, Splash News It was Rose from Beauty who first alerted me to what I shall call ‘the Rebirth of Fingering’ henceforthwith. Unless you’d prefer ‘the New Fingering’? Or perhaps ‘Fingering, Reborn’? Rose from Beauty called it ‘Orgasmic Meditation’, which is how an organisation identifying itself as TurnON Britain terms it. TurnON Britain is at the vanguard of the fingering reboot, giving classes on it; inviting women to pay £147 a pop (ahem), in return for which a man they don’t know – who I hope is: a) fit, and b) a fully trained operative – tends to them in ways I can’t bring myself to spell out ’cos I just reached the limit on my lewdness; I’m blushing here. Someone less prissy than me delves into the whole…

OUR PANEL LILY RUSSO Grazia’s fashion editor spends her days unearthing new labels and styling up tricky trends. Plus, she’s a sucker for anything pink or fluffy. MELANIE RICKEY A fashion whirlwind, what original Grazia girl Melanie doesn’t know about designers, trends and the next big thing isn’t worth knowing! Fashioneditoratlarge .com ALICIA VIKANDER LILY SAYS: ‘Cute as a button! Alicia’s gorgeous olive skin works perfectly with this otherwise tricky colour . Love the perspex heels, too.’ MELANIE SAYS: ‘In this strapless yellow puffball dress from Louis Vuitton, Alicia looked pretty as a princess. Though I wouldn’t immediately associate the dress with its designer , Nicolas Ghesquière, it is a totally adorable look.’ YOU SAY: ‘If Alicia is trying to make Betty Draper jealous, it’s working! Love…

Photos: Getty Images, Wire Image, Rex Features A MARATHON NIGHT OF OSCAR BASHES LEO’S LOVE-IN WHO Pretty much every A-lister WHAT The Vanity Fair Oscars Party WHERE Beverly Hills It was all about Mr DiCaprio. Rebel Wilson and Puff Daddy were desperate to get face time with the Best Actor, who swapped numbers with more than one beautiful lady. Elsewhere, Brie Larson only let go of her Oscar to snack on a burger. DINNER DATES WHO Eddie Redmayne, Pharrell Williams, Julianne Moore, Jessica Biel WHAT Charles Finch and Chanel dinner WHERE Madeo, Hollywood Boulevard Pre-Oscars, Diane Kruger, Kristen Stewart and Brie Larson joined Adrien Brody at film-maker Charles Finch and Chanel’s swanky dinner. Eddie Redmayne was spotted perfecting his Blue Steel. Photos: Getty Images AND MARK RONSON HIT PARIS AND…

Zone in on one KEY PIECE and dress around it for the PERFECT MIX BETTINA LOONEY Every now and then, a street-style shot surfaces that reminds us to have fun with fashion. If Bettina can hit the streets of Soho in a magenta maxiskirt and gold heels, then so can we. @bettinarlooney Get the look 1.Knitted up Avoid the obvious and pair a slouchy knit with a feminine skirt. Jumper, £129, M&S Collection (marksandspencer.com) 2.Pleats please A splash of colour never hurt anyone. Go all out with this Kenzo number and you’ll be the talk of the town. Pleated midiskirt, £315, Kenzo (harveynichols.com) 3.Good as gold A dead ringer for Bettina’s high-shine stunners, slide your tootsies into these bargain beauties. Mules, £29.99, Daisy Street (daisystreet.co.uk) YASMIN SEWELL This woman is…

Who wouldn’t love soft cashmere with a magical sprinkle of crystals? When the world’s top designers of fashion, accessories and jewellery use Swarovski crystals to give their creations a magical shimmer, we know they’re onto something big. In fact, ever since Daniel Swarovski first established the crystal brand in 1895, Swarovski has made a name for its creative collaborations: the roll-call spans historic labels such as Chanel, Schiaparelli and Dior, legends of the order of Jean-Paul Gaultier, Versace and Armani, and contemporary visionaries like Christopher Kane and Viktor & Rolf, among many, many more. But who can ignore the shimmering allure of crystal embellishment on everyday items, too? Think beautiful cashmere knits softly glistening with a sprinkle of crystals, and glam hair accessories elevated with a touch of sparkle.The love…

Photo: Conor Sheehan GIVEYOUR SKIN A FACIAL WORKOUT to revive radiance and improve skin tone with this power-duo from The Body Shop’s Oils Of Life™ Collection.The lightweight, Intensely Revitalising Facial Oil effortlessly melts into skin to replenish moisture and revitalise your complexion, while the Twin-Ball Massager gently glides over skin to help stimulate blood flow and lymphatic drainage, improve skin tone and elasticity, as well as reduce puffiness and wrinkles. Beauty and health director Rose Beer says, ‘This facial treat is made from oils of natural origin and is perfect for dry or tight skin.’ SUBSCRIBE TODAY AND RECEIVE: • The Body Shop Oils Of Life™ two-piece collection as your welcome gift • Free delivery to your door or free download to your device every week • Savings against the…

Photos: MarcoVittur, Jason Lloyd-Evans. Estée Lauder: esteelauder.co.uk. Illamasqua: illamasqua.com. Laura Mercier: spacenk.com. MAC: maccosmetics.co.uk. Marc Jacobs: harrods.com. Models Own: modelsownit.com. Redken: redken.co.uk. Sisley: Sisley-paris.co.uk.Topshop: topshop.com MODEL BEHAVIOUR With her icy-white ’do, Marjan Jonkman (above) at Premier Model Management is a strong contender for our model of the moment. The Danish beauty has already won campaigns for Saint Laurent and Marc Jacobs and stalked the runways at Fendi, Emilio Pucci, Versace and Missoni (to name but a few) this month. @marjanjonkman FESTIVAL FENDI Nevada’s Burning Man festival was cited as the primary reference for the beauty look at Fendi, where Tom Pecheux commissioned swipes of aubergine under model eyes as standard, before encouraging creativity in the form of multicoloured swirls, spots and sweeps. Glastonbury, we’re ready! BANDMATES Hippy-ish headbands gave the…

Photos: Capital, Rex Features, Channel 4 Pictures With BBC Three, sorry ‘II!’, now living on the internet, there’s a gaping hole in the market for a terrestrial channel that splutters through the mess and libido of young adulthood. Into this strikes E4 with The Aliens, an ambitious 20-something dystopia with flashes of raw humour, violence, strange drug-taking and a fabulous cast. Michael This Is England Socha is gifted his first anchor role, as the border-patrol guard in a future universe – a little bit Shane Meadows, a little bit Glastonbury – 40 years after an alien invasion. He cuts an ace, antsy dash. After getting embroiled with the Aliens thug wing, played marvellously by Ashley Walters and Michaela Chewing Gum Coel, he finds he may have more in common with…

SPEAKING FREELY I was very surprised – and pleased – to see Ella Whelan’s opinion piece, The free speech fightback starts here (29 February). Free speech absolutism is a controversial subject that upsets a lot of people and I think it’s fantastic that you’ve been brave enough to cover it. I hate the ‘victim’ status that well-off, educated women insist on giving themselves and the idea we need to be protected from words. Women are strong and smart enough to debate fiercely. Actually, why don’t you do a piece on debating principles? Jess I really loved reading The free speech fightback starts here. I believe that you can’t claim to allow freedom of speech but then censor certain subjects because you are worried some people may find this offensive. No…

‘WE’RE GETTING MARRIED IN TWO MONTHS AND THERE’S NO PLAN… NOTHING’ ELLA WOODWARD, AKA DELICIOUSLY ELLA, 24 We ask the cookbook queen to take a selfie - and reveal all Who is your best friend? Olivia, we went to university together. We were both unwell at the same time [Ella was diagnosed with postural tachycardia syndrome in 2011] so spent most of our uni time together hanging out in bed watching Grey's Anatomy. What’s your biggest regret? I try not to feel guilty or regret things. I just let it go. What’s your biggest extravagance? Probably food. I walk into Whole Foods Market and just get carried away. At restaurants I want to try everything so I order too much - you can never eat it all. When was the…

1 PUT A BOW ON IT Bag, £1,510, Gucci (gucci.com). Numero uno on our incredibly long Gucci wish list is this stallion of a bag. Prim and proper but with a hard-edge chain. 2 FLORAL TRIBUTES Earrings, price on request, Dolce & Gabbana (dolcegabbana.com). Florals for grownups: case in point these bobby dazzlers. 3 SHIPSHAPE SLACKS Trousers, £360, No.21 (farfetch.com). Ahoy there! These nautical trousers are simply fabulous. A wide leg and cinched waist are always a flattering choice. 4 LA DOLCE VITA Coat, £2,430 , shirt, £720 , shorts, £230 , and sandals, £560, all Ermanno Scervino (farfetch.com). Lake Como chic nailed. Love the juxtaposition of the workwear shirt and super-sexy mini. 5 BLOCK-HEEL BANGER Shoes, £269, Loriblu (loriblu.com). That’s our summer shoe situ sorted. We’ll pair ours with…

MILAN IS BACK INTHE GAME. The Italian city – which always shows its collections on the third leg of the Big Four circuit, after New York and London and before Paris – has increasingly felt like the underdog: necessary, sure, but uninspiring. This season, it was a different story – make that a whole different playing field, rammed full of confidence and competitiveness. So when the contestants – the Italian megabrands Gucci and Prada – went head to head at the start of the week in their battle for supremacy (read on to see who came out on top) and with every other big-money brand upping the ante, it was clear that Milan had got its mojo back. If you want to pinpoint the uprising of Italy’s new fashion fortitude,…

Photos: Mirrorpix, London News Pictures. For more David Preece, follow @davidpreece12 IT IS OFTEN SAID that top footballers believe themselves to be above the law. Their every whim is met by their clubs, their agents and the fans who sing their name, so it isn’t difficult to see why some of them act as though women are objects to be obtained as easily as their next car. It could be argued that Adam Johnson could have had ‘anyone’, yet he still chose to pursue someone he couldn’t and shouldn’t have. Let’s be clear – paedophilia is a unique crime that shouldn’t be lumped in with other examples of ‘bad behaviour’. But many – including me – believe that it was the ultimate arrogance for Johnson to think he could pursue…

Photos: Fame Flynet, Fake Liam Payne/Instagram, Cheryl Official/Instagram IT’S A MATCH ONLY Simon Cowell could have seen coming – the news that Cheryl Fernandez-Versini has secretly been dating One Direction’s Liam Payne for the last three months. The couple, who have known each other since Liam first auditioned for The X Factor when he was 14, were set up by Simon after he privately joked to friends that Cheryl could no longer be trusted to choose her own men. While the relationship has taken many by surprise, friends insist the couple are already getting serious. After equally tumultuous years in 2015, Liam and Cheryl are said to have found solace in each other. While Cheryl, 32, has been dealing with the fallout from her failed marriage to Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini, Liam…

Photos: Marco Vittur, GianandreaTraina, Rex A kinda perfect everyday LA wardrobe that could go anywhere in the world KATE AND LAURA MULLEAVY are the sisters behind Rodarte, the quirky-cult LA-based designer label that is one of the highlights of New York Fashion Week. & Other Stories is the high-street brand serving grown-up fashion at affordable prices. Together, they have collaborated on a collection that we think you’ll want to buy – which is why we’ve photographed every single piece. Laura Mulleavy is on the phone from Los Angeles. ‘The greatest thing about working with Kate [her sister] and everyone at Stories – all women with really strong points of view – was being able to take what we do at Rodarte and retune that into a collection of really be-oodiful…

1 THE ECLECTIC: URiBE London-based designers (and married couple) Tiffany and Sion Phillips' irreverent, off-kilter designs have won them a cult following since launching in 2014. 2 THE SCULPTURAL: SOPHIE BUHAI As well as a background in fashion, Sophie designs interiors from her LA base - which might explain the brilliantly architectural dimension to her jewellery. 3 THE DELICATE: PARIAH An ex-fashion PR turned jeweller, Sophie Karg's debut collection is a concise edit of heirloom pieces delicate enough to wear every day - which has made Pariah a fast favourite with fashion editors. 4 THE MINIMAL: AURUM + GREY These beautifully understated designs, all in elegant rose gold, were made for mixing and matching. This is simplicity done really, really well.…

Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans, MarcoVittur. Givenchy: houseoffraser.co.uk. Paul & Joe Beauté: selfridges.com. Sisleÿa: sisley-paris.co.uk. SUQQU: selfridges.com.Topshop: topshop.com 1 Where we spotted it Behind the scenes at David Koma, where models with porcelain complexions purposefully skipped their mascara. 2 Why we loved it Dustings of blush and beautifully balmed lips testified that fluttery lashes aren’t a prerequisite for polish. 3 Ways to wear it Ditch the mascara wand and instead acquaint yourself with a hard-working face cream and a peachy blush blended over the apples of your cheeks.…

As Bourjois launch their brilliant City Radiance Foundation and Radiance Reveal Concealer, we chat with Gabrielle Stérin, beauty writer at GraziaFrance, to reveal our top tips on how to achieve the ultimate fresh-faced beauty look. Because as a beauty editor working in one of the biggest fashion capitals in the world, your beauty regime needs to sit pretty near the top of your to-do list! So, if you want to adopt some serious chic, make like a true Parisian and achieve the perfect day-to-night rosy glow with the help of our expert beauty tips from both sides of the Channel (below). Bourjois City Radiance Foundation, RRP £9.99, and Bourjois Radiance Reveal Concealer, RRP £7.99, are available at Boots and Superdrug TOP TIPS 1. Exfoliate twice a week to slay away…

HAPPY EARS Hands up who’d like to match their earphones to their outfit? Introducing Happy Plugs’ rainbow palette of in-ear music making. The sport design is water and sweat resistant, so they’ll stay put through even the most rigorous workout. Happy days. The sporty crop Layer under a loose-fit tank for park runs or pair with high-waisted leggings for studio classes – how’s that for versatility? There's nothing chicer than navy, as the team at LNDR know - case in point, this Aero bra, £40. If you can't go to the beach, let the beach come to you, via this Victoria’s Secret sports crop, £29.04. Tonal greys and a pop of coral - H&M’s medium-support bralette, £14.99, is practical and punchy. BE THANKFUL Gratitude, it seems, is your fast-track to…

LIV FOSTER Grazia contributor Ali Shaw’s third novel is one of those brilliant books where, all the way to the end, you can never quite predict how things are going to work out for Adrien and the friends he aquired after the trees came, Hannah, Seb and Hiroko. Masterfully written and utterly enthralling, you’ll find yourself rooting for the haphazard former teacher from page one, as he struggles to work out what he really wants from life. ANNA SILVERMAN Grazia’s junior features writer There’s no doubt about it. Ali Shaw knows how to write. His words suck the reader into the story like branches of a haunted tree tangling a body close to its trunk. Protagonists Adrien and Hannah explore the depths of the forest literally and metaphorically – the…

A ROUGH REALITY There is something about the ‘famous' in Famous, Rich And Homeless that really clunks.The point of the rise in destitution is its ongoing, relentless nature and direct connection to poverty, addiction, dispossession and acutely challenging mental health issues. Quite what old snooker pro Willie Thorne and ‘celebrity cleaning guru' Kim Woodburn bring to this table is open to debate. Wednesday, 9pm, BBC One NO MOD CONS For all its gloss and neatly resolved dynastic drama, there is still something unequivocally brilliant about Modern Family. Even the startling ageing processes of Manny, Haley, Alex and Luke cannot stop the Pritchetts and Dunphys being one of those unique US comedy safe havens, like the endless reruns of Friends, that remind you the world can be a calming, wonderful place.…

1. UP LEO Not only did he finally win an Oscar he finally wins top spot in CoL: an accolade that (we have no doubt) will mean every bit as much to him. Maybe more. 2. NEW IN BOBBY CANNAVALE We have loved him since Nurse Jackie, not least on account of his joyous-sounding surname; right now, we are loving him on account of Vinyl (HBO), which is fab. 3. NEW IN PLOOM What we are calling the newly confirmed romantic entanglement of Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom. Unlesswe go with Berry. And we might. 4. NEW IN SUMMER QUINN Who will be played by this young lady – Alexandra Daddario – in the new Baywatchfilm. Honestly, we have no idea if she’s any good or not, we just think…

Velvet will be the number one winter fabric. Giorgio Armani made himself the velvet king by making (almost) his entire collection in black velvet. Ski (pants) All things ski, but particularly the stirrup-pant at Versace, Pucci and Marni. Three's a trend. Capes Why a return? Because of all the ginormous sleeves and to make a statement in. Especially if it's by Gucci. The velvet boot Yes, more velvet. I told you it was big. Prada (above) gave good velvet boot. Sequins Milan thrust its might behind the sequin. See the Dolce & Gabbana finale. Military coats Yeh, yeh, think you've seen them all before. Well these are the best ever, by Marni. Stripes Milan gave vertical, horizontal and lightning-bolt stripes the thumbs-up. As seen at Salvatore Ferragamo. The big dress…

Photos: JustinTimberlake, Beyoncé Knowles, Gwyneth Paltrow, Gwen Stefani/Instagram, Au Fudge/Instagram, Wonho Frank Lee PICTURE THE SCENE: North West is sipping a non-alcoholic cocktail at the bar, while Apple Martin quizzes a waiter about whether the organic pancakes are sugar, gluten and flour-free. Two tables across, Suri Cruise is idly scrolling through Instagram, while waiting for her mindfulness tutorial to begin. It sounds rather unbelievable, even for Hollywood, but it’s about to become a reality, thanks to Jessica Biel. The 34-year-old actress has just launched an all-organic, eco-friendly clubhouse and restaurant in Los Angeles – just for A-list children. Speaking exclusively to Grazia at the launch last week, Jessica – who is married to Justin Timberlake and has an 11-month-old son, Silas – said, ‘We saw a big gap in the…

Wire Image, Rex Features, Catwalking.com, Frederikke Sofie/Instagram. Aveda: aveda.co.uk. Fro Sister: frosister.com. John Frieda: johnfrieda.co.uk. Living Proof at John Lewis: johnlewis.com. L'Oréal: boots.co.uk. Paul Mitchell: paul-mitchell.co.uk THE PAST TWO SEASONS, the runways have been embracing the statement haircut. The newest member of the hair (bear) bunch – joining buzz cuts, micro bangs and graphic crops – is curls! Yep – bouncing their way back into our hearts and onto our heads, kinks and corkscrews were spotted at multiple Milan shows. But if you’re cringing at the thought of mousse-encrusted spirals from way back in the day, fear not, these current curls have style...While Mical Bockru’s retro waves romanced us at Gucci (above), and Céline’s new campaign girl Frederikke Sofie stole the show at Missoni (her Instagram account is dedicated to…

CLINTON AND TRUMP TOOK ‘SUPER TUESDAY’ The US Presidential candidates race culminated in Super Tuesday (where the most states vote) and it was a big day for Hillary Clinton, who steamed ahead for the Democrats. Meanwhile, Donald Trump’s reluctance to denounce the Ku Klux Klan didn’t stop him from becoming the clear Republican frontrunner. Deep breath and repeat: he isn’t the candidate yet, he isn’t the candidate yet... BREAKING UP MEANT BAKING Divorce cards? So 2015. Now it’s divorce cakes – a US trend, now coming to a bakery near you. Why not eat your way through a break-up… MIGRANTS TRIED TO ENTER MACEDONIA Hundreds of refugees pushed their way past police to break down a fence on the Greek and Macedonian border last week. The 19-mile barrier was built…

Photos: J Jason L Lloyd-Evans With the ’90s heavily influencing our look this season, hooded sweatshirts are trickling down from the catwalks into our wardrobes. But how to wear them without looking like we’ve just come from the gym? Think of the hoodie as the new alternative to your knitted jumper; wear with tailored trousers, jeans or even over a slinky slip dress. A simple style-up – and dead comfy, too.…

Good things come in small batches. A new crop of niche, home-grown brands is shaking up the beauty landscape and giving the power players a run for their money. While mainstream names are dreaming up increasingly complex ‘complexes’, these new mavericks are foraging for ingredients at the local beach or meadow to bring us hand-blended concoctions. ‘Just as the revival of farmers’ markets has prompted a shift towards local produce, the rise of small skincare and fragrance makers is offering an alternative to mass-produced beauty,’ says Imelda Burke, of cult beauty emporium Content Beauty & Wellbeing. These are the names you need to know… EDITION PERFUMES Those who don’t like to smell like everyone else should sniff out Timothy Han’s perfumes – but be quick; they sell out fast. Handcrafted…

Photos: Marco Vittur 1. LIGHT WITH LOVE Burberry’s Illuminating Bronzer, £45, marries two of our favourite products. The heart is a bronzer and the powder around it a subtle illuminator. Use separately or swoosh together for an enviable sun-kissed glow that no one will guess came from a compact! uk.burberry.co.uk 2. ALL THAT GLITTERS Glamorous, but not OTT, champagne eyes have a certain je ne sais quoi. Conjure up some sunshine by embellishing eyes with Tom Ford High Definition Eye Liner in Burnished Gold, £30. selfridges.co.uk 3. STRIKE GOLD H&M Eye Colour in Robusta, £4.99, is buttery soft and easy to blend, supplying lids with a gilded gleam to last the night. Every bit as gorgeous as its dinky pot – and all with change from a fiver! hm.com 4.…

STICKY BAKED COCONUT OIL SWEET POTATO WITH BEETROOT HOUMOUS Serves 4 Preparation time:10 mins Cooking time: 1½ hours For the sweet potato: 4 medium-sized sweet potatoes 4 tsp coconut oil coriander and mint A big handful of fresh For the beetroot houmous: 4 small beetroots (raw) 1 tbsp coconut oil Maldon sea salt Cracked pepper 200g organic houmous Juice of 1 lemon Handful of fresh mint A touch of water to loosen For the almonds: 200g whole almonds, skin on 1 red chilli, finely chopped 2 tbsp light soy sauce 1 Preheat oven to 220°C/Fan 200°C/Ga s Mark 7. 2 Individually wrap your sweet potatoes in tin foil so they are completely covered. Pop them on an oven tray and bake for 1 (skin ½ hours on) . into quarters…

THE WITCH Winner of the directing prize at Sundance, this arresting indie flick exiles a family of 1630s New England settlers to the edge of a forest, where eldest daughter Thomasin is suspected of witchcraft. Out Friday ANOMALISA Screenwriter Charlie Kaufman's (Eternal Sunshine…) Oscar-nominated animation about a motivational author unravelling on a business trip. Out Friday UNITED CRUSHERS BY POLIÇA The electro collective return with their sweet, sometimes sinister leftfield sound. Get track Lime Habit on your playlist now. Photos: Bieke Depoorter/Magnum Photos, Rex Features WOMEN UNLIMITED Oxfam presents a free photography exhibition for International Women's Day, highlighting their global work, from fighting poverty to combating violence. Until 13 Mar, OldTruman Brewery, London E1…

Photos: Jonathan Segade/Mondadori PISCES 20 Feb – 20 Mar People cannot fail to see how much progress you’ve been making within certain territory recently. But try not to let this week’s Solar Eclipse persuade you to push yourself even harder. Yes, you still have a long way to go to achieve one particular goal, but you mustn’t risk total burnout. It’s not only permissible, it’s essential, to recognise the point at which to stop, recharge your batteries and then start again. ARIES 21 Mar – 20 Apr Ignore friends or workmates insisting that your latest ideas are more trouble than they’re worth. Capitalise on a Sun-Jupiter clash, which is encouraging you to stand your ground and do whatever feels right. There’s no need to make enemies. Just go in for…