Graziaの Issue 592 の目次

Once again, the gender pay gap is back in the news. While the overall hourly gap has narrowed to 18% (and the law you helped change to ensure more transparency on this comes into effect from October), it’s still a shocking 18%. And even worse, if you’re a mother, it rises to 33%. So why is the gap still so difficult to erradicate (yes, we’re exasperated!) – and who, and what, is responsible? We’re searching for answers – and solutions – on page 26. As the holidays draw to a close, it’s time to think about a style refresh. But how to take the hot new trends to the office? There’s a style to suit everyone, and every boardroom, on page 72. And for the last rays of sun, on…

Katie wouldn’t stand in the way of Suri seeing her father. She finds it heartbreaking watching her grow up without a dad WHY DOESN’T TOM CRUISE SEE SURI? That was the question echoing around Hollywood last week, after it was sensationally claimed that the actor hasn’t seen or even spoken to his daughter for three years. The last time they were pictured together was in 2012, when Tom took a then six-year-old Suri to Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park in Florida, and he was conspicuous by his absence at her 10th birthday party in April. According to one source close to Tom’s ex-wife Katie Holmes, ‘Tom and Suri have absolutely no relationship, and Katie is now used to living as a single mother. She receives generous child support, but…

Widening pay gap for mums is ‘unacceptable in Britain’ THE GENDER PAY GAP is news to none of you. When we launched our Mind the Pay Gap campaign back in 2014, we knew it would be a long battle. But we made progress, and celebrated having helped to change the law in 2015, the final stages of which will roll out in October and take effect next April. However, new research has laid bare a new gap, showing just how great a financial penalty women pay when they have children. Last week, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) found that the 18% gender pay gap widens to a yawning chasm after women become mothers, as they cut their hours and miss out on pay rises awarded to full-time colleagues.…

Last year, Caitlyn Jenner was riding high. Her Vanity Fair cover shoot was met with adulation, and she accrued more than a million followers in just four hours on Twitter, beating Obama’s record. Now, following news that her reality show I Am Cait has been cancelled after two seasons, she is said to be increasingly isolated. According to the source, ‘As the spotlight has receded, so have the family, and the sisters barely visit her any more. They’re wrapped up in their own dramas and struggle to find common ground now that she’s not with Kris.’ Furthermore, Caitlyn has found few allies in the trans community after becoming a vocal supporter of Donald Trump, and has been criticised for not using her privileged position to help more marginalised people. ‘Coming…

Photos: Reuters, Getty Images. WHEN WARPLANES POUNDED the beleaguered Syrian city of Aleppo last month, Um Abdu knew there would be child casualties. As she has dozens of times before, the 42-year-old nurse rushed to the scene to save the scores of injured civilians. Um was among the first to arrive at the bombed-out home of three young boys, Mohamed, 10, Amir, eight, and Ribah, one. But it was too late and their small, lifeless bodies lay crumpled under the rubble. They were wrapped in a white cloth and laid to rest alongside their grandmother. ‘I know the family well,’ Um tells Grazia from Aleppo, where airstrikes directed by Syria’s own government and its ally, Russia, hit schools, hospitals and family homes on a daily basis. ‘The pain and sorrow…

GEMMA *  IS SITTING IN HER favourite Lower East Side café sipping iced tea when her wife Michelle* FaceTimes to ask what time she’ll be home for dinner. So far, so unremarkable. Except that neither of the newly-weds is in love, or even gay. They’re best friends who married two months ago so that Gemma can live and work in New York. It might sound extreme but, despite all the potential legal ramifications, a growing number of women are risking 10-year jail sentences and fines of up to £190,000 to commit to living a long-term lie in order to live abroad. And while women are predominantly after much coveted American or Australian green cards, the post-Brexit uncertainty around possible restrictions on freedom of movement in the future means it…

PHOTOGRAPHY KATE PETERS A POTENT MIXTURE OF ANXIETY and nerves kicked in when I walked into the gynaecologist’s office. Thank God Harry was with me; he knew just how fearful I was about this appointment. Finally, I was going to get an answer as to why I hadn’t had a period for 12 months. I’d lost count of the number of sticks I’d peed on, each one negative. We weren’t trying for a baby, but being pregnant wouldn’t be the worst scenario, as both of us assumed children were in our future. But deep down I knew something was very wrong with my body. Publicly I put on a brave face and shrugged it off as stress, but privately my mind had been going to some pretty sinister places. Within…

Catwalk images, left to right, from Stella McCartney, Balenciaga and Jacquemus VICTORIA BECKHAM 3.1 PHILLIP LIM MARGARET HOWELL HERITAGE PRINTS Think Prince of Wales checks and fine-stripe shirts. Wear with a bare leg now and an ankle sock later… POWER PASTELS Offset sugar-sweet pinks and blues with dashes of grey and black TOPSHOP UNIQUE BOSS STELLA M c CARTNEY CLEAN LINES Layer shirts under jumpsuits and swap ankle grazers for a cropped flare for an instant update. NEW CLASSICS Knots and ruffles make for boardroom staples with an edge Accessories edited by Fenella Webb. Photos: Catwalking.com ACCESSORIES SWITCH - U P Looking for a quick fix? The devil’s in the details……

Photos: Marco Vittur, Jason Lloyd-Evans. Burberry: burberry.com. Dolce & Gabbana: harrods.com. Givenchy: debenhams.com. Illamasqua: illamasqua.com. Nails Inc: nailsinc.com. Revlon: boots.com. Topshop: topshop.com From Aaron de Mey’s bold glitter swipes at Creatures Of The Wind, to gilded mouths at Prada courtesy of Pat McGrath, and auriferous eyes at Etro by Charlotte Tilbury, the world’s top make-up artists dictated that we shine on this summer, and indeed autumn – the gold trend was showcased at Emanuel Ungaro and Burberry A/W ’16, too. But those keen to experiment should consider that there are no rules. The pros were keen to emphasise that gleaming details are equally fabulous in subtle or statement form, so place your pigment exactly where you please...…

BASIL GNOCCHI, SAMPHIRE, CAVOLO NERO, SAGE AND PISTACHIOS Serves 4 Cooking time: 1 hour 10 minutes For the basil gnocchi   1 kg Desiree potatoes, left whole Handful of basil leaves, chopped 1 egg yolk 60g Parmesan cheese, finely grated 155g plain flour For the rest: Several generous glugs of olive oil 2 cloves of garlic, crushed 1 handful of cavolo nero, shredded 2 handfuls of samphire Generous sprinkle of sea salt flakes Handful of sage leaves, finely sliced 20g shelled pistachios, crushed 30g Parmesan cheese, finely grated 1 Preheat the oven to 200°C/180°C Fan/ Gas Mark 6. For the gnocchi, prick potatoes and roast for 50-60 minutes. Scoop out the potato from the skins and mash and cool. Add the basil, egg, Parmesan and two-thirds of the flour, season,…

WHEN IT COMES TO SORTING out your new season style, what’s better than taking style tips from the pages of Grazia? Hearing them in person, direct from the mouths of Grazia’s fashion team, of course – and getting the chance to shop their edit while you’re at it, too. From September 15th-23rd, head to 15 Bateman Street, W1D 3AQ - the heart of London’s Soho fashion district - where we’ll be taking over Tu’s pop-up shop and event space with trend talks, a fashion masterclass, and a curated shop of the best buys from Tu’s AW16 collection, so you can shop the trends on the spot. Make a beeline for their eclectic take on the Brit pop revival with clashing mix’n’match prints and retro silhouettes, luxe-up your workwear wardrobe with…

Given the natural richness and fabulosity of the subject matter, television drama about fashion is surprisingly scant. The Collection arrives to upend all that. The handiwork of former Desperate Housewives, Lipstick Jungle and Ugly Betty producer Oliver Goldstick, it takes us to post-war France, 1947, where the President has chosen the house of Paul Sabine to put Paris back on the world haute couture map. Sabine himself (Richard Coyle) is a slippery sort, living shadily off the talents of his maniacal, hot gay brother Claude (Tom Riley) and the funds of his American wife, Helen (Mamie Gummer). The sparring- brothers angle is brokered by mother Yvette, a role Frances de la Tour glides into with the liquid ferocity of pinking shears through silk. The story unfolds fully engaged, including subplots…

£65.09, homary.com Styling: Eva-Marie Wilken, Mariesverden.dk 1. SPOT COLOUR Pendant lights in various pastel shades (see ballroom lights at design-by-us.com) bring the colours of the outside in and give the dining area lovely subtle colour. The spheres are also a foil to the rectangular dining table with its stylish black Eiffel chairs (for similar, see dwell.co.uk). £95, fannyshorter.com 2. TRUE BLUE Instead of neutral tones, try a blue sofa (see johnlewis.com for similar). It’s the perfect foundation for the objects around it, from the botanical cushions that link to the plants on the windowsill, to the monochrome mix on the wall. The Venetian mirror is from a flea market in Paris (try eBay.co.uk). £1,912, 1stdibs.com 3. COOL CORNER Opposite the main living room, this corner space has a sharper mood…

Photo: Tina Luther/Mondadori Photo VIRGO 24 Aug – 23 Sept Perhaps not everybody sees you as daring. And that’s a pity because you’re about to feel drawn towards territory in which you’ll be expected to show that you have the courage to break away from what’s known and familiar in order to explore something new. This week’s Solar Eclipse in your sign should help you put a different side of yourself on show. Expect to raise a few eyebrows as well as masses of interest. LIBRA 24 Sept – 23 Oct As unfounded fears seep into your mind, promise yourself that you won’t share them with anyone who is easily unnerved. The Sun at loggerheads with Saturn and Neptune mustn’t be allowed to disturb the balance…

1. NEW IN TOWN Sweater, £500, shirt, £570, trousers, £730, shoes, £570, all Delpozo(020 7881 0950). The Spanish brand has opened its first store outside of Madrid, in London. Finally, a UK home for its dreamy designs. 2. FASHION TRIBUTE Jeans, £535, Sonia Rykiel (net-a-porter.com). We were devastated to hear of Sonia Rykiel’s death last week. She will be remembered as the queen of knitwear – these embroidered jeans are topping our wish list right now. 3. HOT ON THE HIGH STREET Sweater, £32, Next (next.co.uk). Trust Next to provide us with the cosiest way to work the leopard-print trend. Wear loosely tucked into skinny jeans or layered over a knee-length skirt. 4. DIY IT BAG Bag, £1,750, Chloé at Harrods (harrods.com). Customise exclusive versions of Chloé’s cult-buy Drew and…

In other pay gap news, Hollywood’s gender disparity lives on, as last week Forbes magazine’s annual highest-paid-actor list showed that leading ladies are still lagging way behind their male peers. Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, topped the men with £49m, earning nearly £15m more than Jennifer Lawrence, the top woman with £35m. And the disturbing trend continues: second and third of the men – Jackie Chan (£46m) and Matt Damon (£42m) – had almost double the earning power of their female counterparts, Melissa McCarthy (£25m) and Scarlett Johansson (£19m). The figures include income from brand endorsements – such as J-Law’s deal with Dior – which means their relative earnings from films are even less than the headline figure. And so while the Sony Pictures email hack in 2014 – which revealed…

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 JIM SHELLEY Grazia’s resident bloke writes about television, film and Man United. What he doesn’t know about chiffon is not worth knowing – literally. @jimshelley17 JESSICA ALBA LAURA SAYS: Nothing not to like here. Jessica has the hot body fit for Dolce, one that slips neatly into this fishtail number. Not the most exciting look we’ve ever seen, but very pleasant indeed. JIM SAYS: Jessica’s impression of Jesse from The Fast Show: ‘This season I have been mostly wearing Dolce & Gabbana!’ And who can blame her? The dress is lovely. Wonder if she can do ‘Suits you, sir’? YOU SAY…

WAREHOUSE IS 40 THISYEAR – the same age as its new design director, Emma Cook. But while Emma’s career has evolved – graduating from London’s Central Saint Martins into roles at Donna Karan and Liberty before launching her own line at LFW in 2001 – Warehouse’s trajectory has always been clear. ‘Everybody, even if they didn’t shop there, knows the history of Warehouse. It was the first high-street store to have its own design team, rather than buying in,’ says Emma. Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington andYasmin Le Bon were all Warehouse girls back in the ’80s – but at some point over the last four decades, the sparkle dimmed. ‘It sort of lost its way a bit, with new players coming on to the high street. The people who are…

This week, we're reconsidering an iconic fashion fragrance while brushing our lids and tips with some sparkle... 1. FAB FORMULA Session stylist Wendy Iles was catering for A-list clientele when she created her namesake brand Iles Formula, and thankfully it works just as superbly on the manes of the masses. Haute Performance Shampoo, £29, is free from nasties and full of protein silk. urbanretreat.co.uk 2. SHINE ON With summer coming to a close, our nails are in no man’s land and we’re desperately seeking something a little different. For a trans-seasonal shine that flatters every skin tone, paint tips with Nails inc Stellar Shades: The Reflectors Nail Polish, £14. nailsinc.com 3. A REIMAGINED FAVOURITE It takes a brave heart to overhaul something iconic, and so we first whiffed Chanel No.5…

Photos: Gianandrea Traina, Folio-ID, Instagram/Lucashughlondon. BetterYou: betteryou.com. Esthechoc: harrods. com. Lucas Hugh: lucashugh.com. No Ka'Oi: matchesfashion.com. Player Layer: playerlayer.com. Smeg: very.co.uk. Whistles: whistles.com A CHOCOLATE PER DAY… The answer to super skin? Chocolate every day. Seriously. Allow us to introduce Esthechoc (£42.50, for a 21-day supply), a skin supplement in the form of a square of chocolate, which you eat once a day and that’s been scientifically proven to slow skin ageing thanks to the antioxidant astaxanthin. Sometimes, dreams do come true. TAKE IT SLOW Not only does Smeg's Slow Juicer, £449.99, create delicious, cold-pressed juices, but by slowing down the process, it preserves the nutrients, too. Plus, it comes in seven seriously sexy shades. One for the wishlist. SHOW SOME LEG Things we love include jazzy workout wear, personalised…

TUCK INTO TAPAS Modern Spanish tapas is so in demand right now. Barrafina (barrafina.co.uk) is the No.2 best eaterie in the current National Restaurant Awards. Its three Central London locations all boast a constant stream of people every night of the week. It serves up an insanely delicious seasonal menu. The Para Picar (‘nibbles’) should be eaten while queuing for a spot at the bar and no one should leave without trying the tortilla, which oozes an onion soup-like mixture when sliced. Brindisa (brindisa.com) is another fine spot and has an online shop so you can stock up on goodies at home. TASTE TREND BURN BABY, BURN! Not content with having just a hint of smokiness, chefs are taking charring to a new level and adding outdoor grill flavours into…

Photos: All Star, Wenn ISABELLE EMMERICH Grazia’s art editor I found the beginning of this book very confusing. Even though I liked the idea of a novel about love, loss, hope and heartbreak all held together by comets and the universe, it has a complex structure which sometimes repeats itself. HANNAH WILSON Grazia’s designer I was drawn to this book thinking it would be a story of life and love mapped out by the stars, and while in a sense it was, it became clear upon beginning the book that I would struggle with the dramatic jumps in time. For me, these made the story difficult to follow and it was often a challenge to understand which character we were hearing from, somewhat detracting from what I’m sure could have…

NIGHT TERRORS When a mollycoddled Asian youth in New York suburbia nicks his dad’s taxi to roll with the big boys downtown, he gets embroiled in a grippingly druggy psychosexual murder plot. The Night Of… arrives from the US with full hipster approval ratings and the promise of many awards. Not so much a show you’ll want to watch as have to. Everybody is going to be talking about it. From Thursday, Sky Atlantic On Demand SUNDAY ROYALTY There is a suspicion that Victoria, a serious bid to recapture the Downton dollar for ITV, will stand or fall on the performance of former Doctor Who sidekick Jenna Coleman in the title role. Luckily, she makes her upswing from assistant to lead with aplomb. She’s the best thing about this period…

SUMMER’S LAST HURRAH OK, so firstly, I had no idea crying in Nando’s was a thing (‘My summer holiday changed my life’, 22 August). Only last week, I was hunched over, simultaneously sobbing and gnawing on my mango-and-lime chicken wings (not pretty) over a recent break-up and quarter-life crisis. But Natalie’s feature about her solo adventure has inspired me. Although it is now the end of summer* cough* , the last of my funds* cough* , and university looms once more, these changes are still going to happen: a triathlon, charity work and dates with hotties. I may not be in Tel Aviv, but nothing is stopping me from feeling like it! Harriet Adamson SHARE AND SHARE A LIKE? After reading Mr and Mrs Insta (22 August), I had a…

1. NEW IN BRIANNA PARKINS Contestant in Rose Of Tralee – Father Ted-ish pageant for ‘Irish femininity’ – which she disrupted magnificently with an appeal for Irish abortion rights. 2. NEW IN SELASI Ep one of Bake Off airs, and this particular contestant sends Twitter utterly Poldark. His cakes + his smile = everyone making a fool of themselves. 3. UP RUPERT CAMPBELLBLACK Silver fox equestrian, returning to our fetid imaginations thanks to Jilly Cooper’s Mount! It’s complicated fancying a work of fiction across decades, but we manage it. 4. UP AMBER ROSE Last week launched a talent agency with the stated aim of supporting women in the entertainment industry – not a bad use of an ongoing exercise in personal brand extension. 5. NON-MOVER LORRAINE PASCALE Once baked us…

IN RECENT MONTHS, Amber Heard has cut a forlorn figure – hardly surprising considering she’s been embroiled in an increasingly toxic divorce battle with Johnny Depp. Then last week, the same day that it was announced she would be donating her entire $7m settlement to charity, it was an altogether more carefree Amber who emerged. Joined by friends Cara Delevingne and Margot Robbie, Amber was pictured attending a Rolling Stones’ exhibition and grabbing dinner at The Ivy in Kensington. Eyewitnesses reported that the trio were turned away from SophistiCats strip club in Marylebone for demanding free entry, before heading to the Chiltern Firehouse, where they partied until the early hours. Photos: Rex Features, Nash/Xposurephotos.com “Amber is really ENJOYING spending TIME with girlfriends her OWN AGE” According to one associate of…

Photos: Catwalking.com, Jason Lloyd-Evans News of Dior’s latest anti-ageing treatment – a serum that promises to perfect your skin in just three weeks – went viral last week, and the £950 price tag got everyone wondering what magical ingredients it contains. This serum is boosted by Rose de Granville oil, harvested from Dior’s own 800-strong rose garden in a villa in Granville, Normandy. It’s only after five years, at the very last stage of flowering, that they contain a molecular potency that is three times more concentrated – but there’s only an hour’s time frame in which they can be picked, and only one man who can do the job. Niche, we know. Apparently, it has the ability to drastically reduce chronic inflammation (caused by stress or prolonged UV exposure),…

Photos: Press Association, Getty Images, Instagram/chungalexa Stalking people who are stalking me on Instagram Stories is my absolute fave new pastime. It’s super-fun and faintly sinister, also: the most legit form of stalking there is, because you’re stalking your own stalkers, which is what they deserve! It’s stalky justice! This is how it works: Instagram Stories is that new-ish in-app function that lets Instagram users post a series of pics and/or videos (which I think are supposed to be inter-related so they tell a cohesive story, hence ‘Stories’, only no one I know is doing that) for 24 hours, after which they disappear. Apparently, it’s a bit like Snapchat, only I’ve never used Snapchat, so I couldn’t tell you. Anyway. That is not the good bit of Instagram Stories. It’s…

WHAT IF SOMEONE told you that behind their dream job, their beautiful relationship, their honed body, it wasn’t just hard work and determination? That in actual fact, the first step to success was a snip of the scissors and an artful arrangement of paper on pinboard? You’d think they were crazy, right? And yet Victoria Beckham has repeatedly mentioned that the secret to her success is ‘creative visualisation’. Oprah has waxed lyrical about the power of intention, and even Gigi Hadid has begun ‘mood-boarding’ on Instagram, curating the looks she loves and people she wants to work with. And I believe it, because I, too, have channelled my ambitions into a board – and they’ve stuck. Rewind two years to when I was a freelance writer, mindful of the places…

MULBERRY Ex-Céline designer Johnny Coca’s takeover at Mulberry has brought a whole host of magic to the historic British brand, and we desperately want in on his punky young London vision. Armed with a tailored military feel, this jacket is the perfect piece of autumn outerwear, and sums up that updated take on a classic Mulberry look that Coca is simply nailing. It may have a handy strap, but the new way to wear last season’s bag of choice – the cross-body – is clutched to one side. There’s a hint of S&M about this fabulous asymmetric leather kilt, cleverly made more demure contrasted against a ladylike blouse. Talk about extreme clashing. This copper crop of a pixie cut is the kind of ’do we wish we had the nerve…

WITH WARM WEATHER on British shores at last, it’s fair to say that we’re feeling in most excellent late-summer spirits. And whether you lovely lot are planning to make the most of the end of the summer in the UK (maybe a Bank Holiday by the sea) or are jetting off to beaches and blue seas for a late-summer break, we’re sure you feel the same. But before you head away, we have tasked ourselves with making your packing a little easier. Yes – Grazia Team Beauty has collaborated with their friends at Boots to bring you a brilliant edit of our most-wanted holiday staples. Because who wouldn’t want to have healthy beach hair and skin at their fabulous fingertips? From the ultimate blush, to a seriously hardworking oil, to…

SEPTEMBER IS THE MOST exciting month in the fashion calendar, heralding a brand new season and the start of the international fashion weeks – which means, as well as the buzz of all the new collections landing, it’s party time on Planet Fashion. And we can think of no better place to celebrate than Harrods Fashion Lab, home to some of the world’s most coveted brands and hottest contemporary labels. Across all four weekends in September, you are invited to join industry insiders from select brands, including Ted Baker, Charlotte Tilbury, Sandro and Pinko, at a series of fashion and beauty events, all aimed at getting ready for a night out (see right for the full lowdown). Of course, as well as access to insider tips, demonstrations and makeovers from…

YOUR FIRST STEP TO EATING WELL… One of Grazia’s go-to healthy eating foodies, Madeleine Shaw’s philosophy is all about making healthy eating so delicious and simple that it becomes a way of life. So what’s the best way to kick-start a healthier lifestyle? ‘My number one recommendation is to up your protein intake at breakfast,’ she says. ‘Some adverts have led us to believe that cereal is the best way to start the day, but really we are pumping our bodies with buckets of sugar and chemicals that leave us groggy and reaching for coffee and cake at 11am. Switching to a protein-powered breakfast will fuel you until lunchtime: no slumps, no snacks.’ Ready, Steady, Glow (£20, Orion) is out now Photos: Issy Croker ITALIAN LUXURY With Savini at London’s…

1 SAUSAGE PARTY What if all the food items on our supermarket shelves were sentient beings and suddenly realised what happened when they went home in our shopping bags? Seth Rogen and Kristen Wiig take on the hilarity - and fear - as Frank and Brenda (a sausage and bun) in this animation that's packed full of star voices. 2 CAFÉ SOCIETY Kristen Stewart and Blake Lively inject the glamour into Woody Allen's glittering tale of life on the 1930s club scene in Hollywood and Manhattan, centred on a young Bronx man (Jesse Eisenberg) and his journey to LA and back again. 3 JAMIE T’S TRICK The quirky Brit rocker's album splices a brave mix of punk, reggae, rap, pop and rock to create urgent anthems that'll hold true through…

© 2016 GRAVIER PRODUCTIONS, INC. WELCOME TO CAFÉ SOCIETY, the glorious lifestyle of the rich and famous in the ’30s, through the eyes of young Bobby (Jesse Eisenberg). Newly arrived in sun-dappled Los Angeles to work with his powerful agent uncle, Phil Stern (Steve Carell), Bobby’s whisked to movie sets and all the right social gatherings. And as his life is propelled from his dreary Bronx background to the stuff of dreams – surrounded by socialites, starlets and celebrities at sumptuous champagne parties – he finds himself torn between two glamorous women. First off is young Hollywood hopeful Vonnie (Kristen Stewart), whom he falls for when he’s a wet-behind-the-ears LA newcomer. Then there’s sophisticated seductress Veronica (Blake Lively), who emerges in the smoky nightclubs of his bold new life mixing…

This Thursday, G-Star Raw launches The Raw Family Portrait – its first creative campaign with fashion force Pharrell Williams. It celebrates everyone responsible for the brand’s daily operation – such as Rebekka Bach (right), who is head of women’s design. Any family with Pharrell at its helm is one we want in on! g-star.com SUPERMODEL JOURDAN DUNN has been confirmed as a judge for the ITV BEAM Awards. Hosted by Sir Trevor McDonald OBE, the ceremony will honour the best of black, Asian and minority ethnic talent across the UK and beyond. Submit your nominations at beamawards.com and tune into ITV on 12 October. FRONTING THE ACCESSORIZE A/W ’16 campaign is the gorgeous Dree Hemingway, modelling everything from faux-fur scarves to cute foxy gloves. We got our hands on a…