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IF YOU'RE SUFFERING from a severe case of Janxiety, this issue is for you. Because, despite the grim news agenda, there are a lot of things to look forward to this year, from the return of TV's watercooler show And Just Like That (see page 36) to Margot Robbie trying to make Barbie into a feminist icon. In our annual Hot List (page 46) we round up the best things to book, watch and get excited about right now. And if you're in need of some style pick-me-ups that won't break the bank, we've also got you covered. From no-spend styling tips and easy beauty advice that'll stop you looking as tired as you feel, start 2023 as you mean to go on. @hattie_brett feedback@graziamagazine.co.uk…

Goodness, it's hard to keep up with all the reasons to disapprove of, denounce or just detest Emily In Paris (season three of which just landed on Netflix). There's the righteous quasi-woke (EIP perpetuates stereotypes of French people as work-shy, brutally rude, cigarette-smoking adulterers, Americans as culturally ignorant narcissists with barely a passport between ‘em) and there's the intellectually snobbish (the plot is cliche, the show overall: unashamedly commercial). There's the moral (Family is incapable of ‘personal growth’ [1] and the nitpicky - which leans back into righteousness (the fashion is impractical/ a consumerist insult to the sustainability movement and all broke-ass humanity in this cost of living crisis CHECK YOUR PRIVILEGE, EMILY). Even if you don't think (as I do) that Emily In Paris is genius, a deft piece…

Naomi Campbell 'Your strength was admirable in a business dominated by men. You were a force of nature that would always encourage me to push forward and not give up on things I was passionate about outside of modelling. Your honesty was to be valued, whether we liked to hear it or not, you spoke your truth, real and authentic. Your storytelling designs that were bursting with regal and groundbreaking cuts that everyone has copied til this very day!’ Donatella Versace 'Vivienne continually inspired me as one of the few leading women in our industry. She was never afraid, she never took no for an answer, her vision was pure and unfiltered. Vivienne taught us all so much. She always will.’ Stella McCartney 'Vivienne Westwood inspired my career as a…

ON THE LOVE ISLANDS of years gone by, the clothes were less noteworthy than the lack of them. And, besides, if your interest had been piqued by a snazzy little minidress or some patterned co-ords, you would likely have felt a bit grubby about it, given the show's lucrative yet problematic partnerships with fast fashion brands. Then, last season, a plot twist when Love Island dumped the disposable clothing rhetoric and chose instead to couple up with eBay. It proved a savvy move, with stylist Amy Bannerman making the pre-loved looks as much of a talking point - notably, for all the right reasons - as Ekin-Su's crawl or Andrew's poetic turn of phrase (‘Licked her tit. Or whatever'). Now Bannerman and eBay are back for a second time, as…

After the sparkle and social whirl of the festive season, anyone could be forgiven for finding January sadder than a lone sequin under the sofa. Thank goodness, then, for a little show currently in production in New York. And Just Like That - the first season of which became required viewing for Sex And The City fans when it premiered in December 2021 - is filming its second season. A release date is yet to be announced (although spring seems likely) and the plot is practically a state secret, so everything we know comes from on-set photos. And from what we can see? As lost-in-London Samantha Jones would have to admit, the fashion looks faaabulous. Fabulous as in Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie Bradshaw revisiting her wedding gown designed by…

The Shards by Bret Easton Ellis (January) The book world's favourite enfant terrible is back with his first novel in 13 years. I Have Some Questions For You by Rebecca Makkai (February) A sharp addition to the ‘dark academia’ canon. Old Babes In The Wood by Margaret Atwood (March) Short stories from one of the greatest living writers. Glowing Still: A Woman's Life On The Road by Sara Wheeler (March) The award-winning travel writer's life of adventure. Pineapple Street by Jenny Jackson (April) Killer debut about class, love and money. Romantic Comedy by Curtis Sittenfeld (April). Much-loved author of Rodham turns her hand to modern dating. Yellowface by RF Kuang (May) The thriller everyone is going to be talking about. The Guest by Emma Cline (May) Best-selling author of The…

FASHION GRAZIA 1. SHOREDITCH SKI CLUB WHO: Founded by Wil Beedle in 2018, Shoreditch Ski Club does skiwear for both the slopes and streets. Karlie Kloss and Bella Hadid are fans. WHAT: Puffer jackets are key to SSC, from bold shades to high funnel-necks with hardware details. USP: The signature Willow puffer is constructed with 100% recycled fibres, from the outer shell to the insulating filling - it all makes for the equivalent of about 10 plastic bottles. 2. 66 NORTH WHO: The cult Icelandic brand, headed up by husband and wife duo Bjarney Harõardóttir and Helgi Oskarsson. WHAT: Multi-purpose outerwear - ideal for running, hiking, climbing, playing golf and horse riding. It's a one-jacket-fits-all type mentality. USP: Being Icelandic, the brand is from the most equal rightsorientated country globally,…

Ten A-list make-up artists reveal their favourite quick tricks for looking wide awake in a flash… THE HIGHLIGHTER HUSTLE THE PRO: Dame Pat McGrath, world-renowned make-up guru. ‘Contour your face with light,’ says-Pat. ‘Blend a warm golden highlighter across the highest points of the face with your fingertips to enhance your bone structure and give the illusion of lift in mere moments.’ TRY: Pat McGrath Labs The Skin Fetish Highlighter + Balm Duo, £47. It s my backstage secret and mimics a natural glow,’ says Pat, THE DISTRACTION TACTIC THE PRO: Pati Dubroff,the makeup artist Margot Robbie and Priyanka Chopra Jonas have on speed dial. ‘Slick on a bright red lipstick,’ says Pati, ‘trust me, it's an instant win. No one looks at your eyes because your beautiful mouth is doing…

START AS YOU mean to go on. ‘Make a healthy, plant-rich diet for life, not just for January,’ says Ella. ‘The benefits come from what we do on a daily(ish) basis, not from what we eat in one meal or one holiday. And lose the pre-conceptions that plant-based food is boring and bland it certainly is not the case! Here's how to make healthy eating the norm.’ 1. START SLOWLY We have a food culture of all or nothing/ on or off a bandwagon, but we know that diets don't work, so lose the binary thinking. Instead, ask yourself what is one new healthy recipe that you could try this week? What's one meat-based meal that you could make veggie? 2. HAVE FUN! Ultimately, for anything to be sustainable in…

Have your say… Email us at feedback@graziamagazine.co.uk Find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @GraziaUK ENFORCED JOLLITY Polly's column, I've got the Christmas blues again - how about you? (27 Dec), resonated with me. It felt comforting to have someone articulate how Christmas is not a joyous time for everyone. For me, it highlights people who I should be celebrating with but who are no longer here. Lonely This Christmas by Mud is rarely played but is often the Christmas song I most connect with. (Instead, songs dripping with joyfulness and glee blare out as you fight through hordes of people to do your Christmas shopping.) But, I can admit to one thing I do love about the festive season - unadulterated justification for eating copious amounts of cheese! Saaira…

1. Up BILLIE PIPER I Hate Suzie Too is as raw and brilliant an examination of fame and shame as you're likely to see, BP is a rare talent, and her dancer wardrobe is top notch. 2. New in MICHELLE YEOH The Witcher: Blood Origin is dividing Netflix viewers, but we're rather keen. Would hate to pick a fave character, but if you insist: Scian, played by Yeoh. 3. Non-mover MICHELLE OBAMA On her book tour for The Light We Carry, having reconfigured her wardrobe to really extraordinarily good effect. 4. Non-mover MAYA JAMA Brand new to the Love Island host role. Stupid pretty and (we can confirm, having met her recently) a proper laugh. 5. Up MATHS Unexpected, we know, but Rishi Sunak wants to make it compulsory for…

Invest in the shade of 2023: Pantone's ‘Viva Magenta’, a rosy shade of pink, has been named official colour of the year. Bag, £19.99, Mango Upgrade any outfit from the nails up. Wondercolour Nail Polish in Le Milk, £75, Beauty Pie Bobble hats begone, it's all about the balaclava. Why not knit your own to while away dark winter evenings? Check out knittingknowledge.com The humble cardigan gets a sartorial upgrade. Wear fully fastened with nothing underneath - cheeky. Sweep colour all the way from the apple of your cheeks to the temple, the only way to wear blush in 2023. The Best Blush in Peachy, £27, Jones Road at libertylondon.com Take inspiration from the street stylers by tucking baggy bottoms into ankle boots-and never avoid a puddle again. The most…

Raffles London at The OWO Raffles’ first London outpost is housed at the Old War Office, where Ian Fleming once worked - meaning you simply must order a martini. Opens spring Boys Hall, Kent (below) This sensitively restored 17th-century house is the boutique hotel everyone will be checking into. Opens 18 January The Hoxton, Shepherd's Bush Vintage, ‘70s-inspired touches make for a modern experience at the Hoxton's fourth London location. Open now The Three Horseshoes, Somerset A 17th-century inn in Batcombe gets the Margot Henderson OBE treatment. Not your average pub grub. Opens March 100 Princes Street The 30-room residence's panoramic views of Edinburgh Castle are rivalled only by its equally impressive whisky offering. Opens summer The Mole Resort, Devon Fly-fishing, golf, pickleball and croquet are among the activities on…

1. DYNAMIC DENIM Thought denim wasn't safe for work? Think again. Slouchy jeans pair perfectly with fresh white blouses and preppy knits. Keep it sleek in deep indigo or classic stonewashes. TECH TOTES 2. SUITS EVERYTHING Plans after work? Ensure your tailoring reaches its full potential and opt for something sharp enough for back-toback meetings but chic enough for après-office drinks. HIGH-FLYER HEELS 3. THE MULTITASKER Sure, you work hard but this smart little combo works harder, operating as separates or as a full coordinating ensemble. Pair with tights and Mary-Janes, or try a matching skirt and shirt power duo. BELT-UP 4. SUPER SEPARATES Working from home is no longer a novelty. Reboot your ‘Zoomdrobe’ with neat, natty knits, abstract prints and crisp cotton shirts. Track pants? Only if your…

SHE'S THE MODERN bohemian's favourite jewellery designer, but Pippa Small's eclectic aesthetic is underpinned by ethical foundations and a deep respect for local craft. Working with her partner in Kabul, Small has been involved in Afghanistan's Zindagi Now project, which works to empower local women by training them in jewellery crafting, business skills and literacy and has just celebrated its first 100 graduates. Want to support? 100% of profits from sales of this Aquamarine Cord necklace (right) go directly to Zindagi Now's essential and inspiring work. DESPITE NOW being a grande dame of 70, Chloé always has a youthful spirit. Explore the complete catwalk collections - including the work of founder Gaby Aghion, Stella McCartney, Phoebe Philo (pictured) and Clare Waight Keller in a new trés chic book. Chloé Catwalk,…

FROM COLLAGEN-PACKED creamers to vitamin-rich hair boosters, the supplements market is booming. The right capsule collection can target joint health, improve sleep, increase energy levels and even firm up skin. Unsure of where to start? Consider this your supplement cheat sheet FOR BETTER SLEEP: Look to magnesium and ashwagandha ‘Ashwagaridha root extract promotes a feeling of calm, making it a great sleep supplement,’ says nutritionist Kristen Stavridis, ‘and magnesium is a widely recognised sleep aid.’ It activates the parasympathetic nervous system, the part of our body that's responsible for i making us feel relaxed. TRY: MRLZedz Night Time Blend, £25 - a rich cocktail of ashwagandha root extract, magnesium and soothing chamomile that helps reduce feelings of anxiety and ease sleep. FOR FIRMER SKIN: Make collagen your go-to Maintaining collagen…

MALE STRIPPING has proved a fail-safe dramatic resource since Robert Carlyle and his band of merry miners whipped their kits off in The Full Monty. Even when Channing Tatum dug under the psychological surface of his own unique backstory for Magic Mike - the role that cemented his grown-up reputation - there was a touch of juvenilia about the treatment of a potentially riveting and deeply homoerotic way for men to earn a living. Can Welcome To Chippendales the biopic of the most successful touring franchise in the male stripper canon - add some flesh to the bone? Not quite. The opening episode is ‘70s costume drama with every style cliche ticked, from moustaches to disco. The story feels like it may have been cribbed mostly from the handy research…

The last book I read… Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake - it's all about mushrooms and fungus! The last song I listened to… Elgar Cello Concerto by Jacqueline du Pré is my morning ‘get into the day’ song. The last great piece of advice I was given… My mum used to say, ‘A fish gets caught by opening its mouth.’ It's the best advice that I can never seem to take. The last meal I cooked… a big Sunday roast for the whole family, including homemade stuffing and lots of Yorkshire puddings. The last beauty product I finished… my sister Stella McCartney's skincare range, of course! It has a beautiful cleanser that just smells so fresh. The last holiday I went on… was a staycation to The Newt in Castle Carey. I…

10 JANUARY 2023 Don't let ‘Janxiety’ jinx your decision making This time of year often makes us feel we need to start over and make grand, sweeping changes. Failing at New Year's resolutions only compounds the Janxiety, a seasonal torment triggered by a grim cocktail of bad weather, the return to work and a battered bank balance. But The Career Workbook by The School Of Life suggests we question our urgency to move jobs. ‘It isn't that we never need to make a change. It's that freeling like there's no alternative is often a sign that we're trying to solve a deeper problem.’ So let's apply this to all the 3arts of life, and ask: will a quick fix 3ring satisfaction… or is that just the Janxiety talking? THE CAREER…

GRAZIA'S STYLE DIRECTOR MOLLY HAYLOR SHARES HER NEW YEAR MUST-HAVES NEXT-LEVEL LIP CARE Whether hitting the slopes or enduring a bracing commute, this mask will bring cracked lips back to life. Plush Puddin’ Intense Lip Recovery Mask, £18, Fenty TRAVEL IN STYLE One of my signature scents, Coven, by Icelandic native Andrea Maack, now comes in travel size. It's my ultimate grab-and-go. £70, Andrea Maack FINISHING TOUCHES Elana Zajdman, former senior accessories and jewellery editor, has launched her own jewellery brand, Estelle Galerie. Named after her grandmother, it features a range of made-to-odder and vintage jewellery. Necklace, £3fl8, gold ring, £485, blue ring, £407, Estelle Galerie COFFEE MORNINGS Adding colour to my daily routine, these vibrant blue espresso cups will shake any January-related blues. Espresso cups, £9.95, Anna + Nina…

ICONOCLAST. ACTIVIST. Trailblazer. Force of nature. Vivienne Westwood - who died in London, aged 81, last month - was so much more than just a designer. In the statement announcing her passing, her team said, ‘She led an amazing life. Her innovation and impact over the last 60 years has been immense and will continue into the future.’ That's not hyperbole. Westwood's influence extended far beyond fashion; she was an architect of the cultural landscape. In a world where ‘icon’ is rampantly overused, the woman who was born Vivienne Isabel Swire in the Derbyshire village of Tintwistle in 1941 deserves that epitaph. That Westwood was many different, sometimes contradictory, things at once made her one-of-a-kind. She was the anarchist who became a national treasure (and a dame, no less), the…

'I'LL LEAVE IT with ya… twats.’ And with that, Happy Valley returned. And the funny, bleak five-minute opener - wrapped up in a bow with that from Sergeant Catherine Cawood after she's shown up the men around her again - proved, after a nigh-on seven-year wait, why Happy Valley is not only the greatest show on telly right now, but one of the best British TV dramas ever. It's most often called ‘brutal’ which it absolutely is. But it's also warm, tender and hilarious - you know, like life. Because, that's what Happy Valley is most of all: real. Catherine Cawood is as flesh and blood (and guts) a character as you'll find on screen: the meeting of Sarah Lancashire's rich, rooted performance and Sally Wainwright's spare, specific writing (including…

‘CREATING A HOME that feels like a sanctuary, a safe space, was made concrete during Covid and is still going strong,’ says Laura Jackson, broadcaster, interiors expert and co-founder of Glassette. ‘But this year it's all about decorating, not renovating. With the cost of builders and materials going up some 50%, and such long lead times, we're putting off the extension until prices come down. ‘Instead, we're decorating - changing things up but doing it on a budget, getting the most out of our money to make a home that is happy and joyful,’ she continues. ‘Because we're going to be spending a lot more time at home - cooking in the kitchen, having dinner parties and inviting friends over - instead of going out and spending money on experiences…