Inhoudsopgave van Issue 566 - Grazia

As we get ready for spring we’re welcoming a new trend – the super-sleeve! But there’s one problem: how do you fit them in your coat? (Let’s face it, it’s not exactly warm enough to go without.) On page 38 we come to your fashion rescue with the best ways to embrace this new look. We’re calling it shrobing. Meanwhile, on page 67, there are lots of reasons to get excited about warmer weather with our shoe special; will you go for rainbow brights, the new flats or metallic mules? We bring you the edit of the season. In other news, it’s become the modern malaise of single women – weekend loneliness. And, according to the most recent statistics, Britain is the ‘loneliness capital’ of Europe. Despite having a successful…

FOR TWO DECADES, I have been asking Kylie Minogue the same question – are you going to get married? There have been different venues and different men, from Browns nightclub in London (with the rock star Michael Hutchence in 1990) and her dressing room backstage at the BRITs (the actor Olivier Martinez in 2003), to a Gaudí building in Barcelona (the model Andrés Velencoso in 2009), but always the same answer. Every time she’s given a little shake of the head and patiently explained how she has never really wanted to get married. Even last year, as we sat in a hotel round the corner from her house, with her bemoaning her lack of a boyfriend, she laughed off her image as the eternal Bridget Jones, saying, ‘I’ve never been…

DENIM DIP Treat your feet, with heels and flats all in our favourite fabric…

Fashion assistant: Michaella Kossakowska WALK TALL Elevate everyday style with a flatform sandal…

Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans, Marco Vittur. ghd: ghdhair.com. Kent: kentbrushes.com. Nexxus: selfridges.com. Redken: redken.co.uk. Windle & Moodie: windleandmoodie.com 1 Where we spotted it Behind the scenes at Tibi, where beautifully dishevelled hair whispered, ‘I woke up like this.’ 2 Why we loved it There’s no blueprint for success, meaning that it’s workable whatever the weather, however little time you have and no matter what your hair-day status. Rolling out of bed has never been so chic! 3 Ways to wear it Embrace the strays that you’ve previously scorned. Take strands from the opposite side of your parting, place across the forehead and hold with spray. Et voilà.…

HULA GIRL Capturing the whimsy of ’50s Hawaii, Christian Louboutin Beauté’s Hawaii Kawai Collection 2, £65, conjures sizzling weather on even the dreariest of days. Three of the brand’s best-selling shades – Bengali, a hot pink; Khol, an inky black; and Popi, a blood orange – have been refashioned as minis and housed in a tropically emblazoned box. Aloha! TOOL TIME There are nail kits and then there is Soigné’s gold Nail Care Tool Kit, £26. A gilded sight to behold, this six-piece set has all bases covered and makes achieving a pro finish perfectly plausible: clean and clip cuticles, push them back, trim nails and neaten edges. Nail novices – and magpies – scoop one up pronto. ART ATTACK If your nails are chasing the limelight, throw caution to…

SWEET HEART Chocolate, for heart health? Yes, seriously. But before you gobble some Fruit & Nut, it is the flavanols in pure cacao that keep your ticker tocking. Try Aduna's Super-Cacao Powder, £7.99 - it's proven to reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease (aduna.com). Get on your bike It’s speedy, ecofriendly and gives you lean calves and toned thighs. What’s not to love? But what to wear… Rapha’s cycling credentials meet Liberty's print perfection in this banging bomber, £130. Jura’s striped cycling sweaters, £80, are full of vintage charm and come in soft merino yarns. To look the part when you're in the saddle, Svelte’s short bib, £90, is your ticket to cycling style. RIDING HIGH Fresh kicks are an excellent motivator and Asics' new FuzeX collection are armed with…

1. CHELSEA CHIC Boots, £80, Office (office.co.uk). These white boots have our name written all over them. A clean, modern partner for our blue boyfriend jeans and pea coat. 2. SUNNY SIDE UP Sunglasses, £230, Erdem by Linda Farrow (lindafarrow.com). A collaboration between Erdem and spectacle-sorceress Linda Farrow could only result in something this fabulous. 3. SLIP OF A THING Dress, £22.99, New Look (newlook.com). Get a look inspired by the catwalk with this lace-trimmed New Look slip dress. 4. ADD A SPLASH Jumper, £595, skirt, £675, and clutch, £495, all Christopher Kane (020 7493 3111). Chris Kane manages to bring buckets of personality to plain black jersey. 5. SING THE BLUES Bag, £925, JW Anderson (j-w-anderson.comj-wanderson.com). Brighten up your outfit with this clutch-come-handbag. Squashy and spacious, this tops our…

ALEXANDER M c QUEEN THIS WAS THE FASHION SEASON that London got right. Last week, 83 designers showcased their autumn/winter 2016 collections in front of the world’s fashion press and buyers – and got straight to the heart of what makes British fashion unique: creativity, of course, but saleability too. There was a time when the London designers could be counted on for the former, but the latter was sorely lacking. Not any more. Because within every fantasy collection (absolutely necessary in selling the fashion dream) there was wearability and within every commercial collection there was creativity. It’s fashion’s ultimate magic formula. And, believe it or not, rarely achieved. So how did London Fashion Week provide the best of both worlds? Three designers – all women, all mothers – are…

Photos: Lickerish/YoungJun Koo INSTAGRAM IS SO LAST SEASON. At London Fashion Week, Snapchat ruled the FROW. The social network once reserved for teenagers to send self-destructing sexts to their boyfriends is now being used by Anna Wintour. Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior are all Snapchatting. And Burberry and Topshop have even released new LFW collections on it. Trend-spotters Future Foundation suggest Snapchat is an app Millennials love because its instantaneous nature reflects an increasing desire for fleeting, spontaneous experiences: deciding in a moment to book an Airbnb in Amsterdam instead of saving up for months for that mini-break. We are a generation hooked on the ephemeral, for whom the slogan YOLO (You Only Live Once) isn’t fleeting enough. Now we prefer YOLN (You Only Live Now). Having grown up…

Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans, Anthea Simms EXTRA CHUNKY knits and inflated cuffs went down a storm at LFW, but they should come with a styling warning: xxL arms are too big to stuff into coat sleeves. The solution? Get ‘shrobing’ (that’s shoulder-robing, FYI) – draping your coat over your shoulders, leaving your arms free... gerrit? Admittedly, it’s not the most practical of trends – all it takes is a strong gust of wind and your carefully curated look has been blown to the high heavens. Our solution to the solution? Coats with supersized sleeves, big enough for the knobbliest knits, so you can pick and choose your shrobing moments – front row? Shrobe. Sainsbury’s Local? Sleeve. You get the drift – it’s a call to arms...…

Photos: Getty Images, Camera Press, Xposure Photos ACCEPTING HER BRIT Award for Best British Female, Adele became the latest star to speak out in support of Kesha. Last week, the American singer had her request to be released from her Sony recording contract with her producer Dr Luke denied by a judge, despite claims that he mentally and sexually abused her. Adele - who like Kesha is signed to the record label - said, ‘I'd like to publicly support Kesha.' Artists like Lady Gaga, Arianna Grande and Snoop Dogg have all tweeted their support, while Taylor Swift donated $250,000 for her legal fees. An industry insider toldGrazia, ‘For Adele to use her platform at the BRITs sends a message to other female artists that - no matter what label ties…

Photos: Getty Images, Rex Features Have nails gone too far? I only ask because dear God will you just look at the state of this hairy manicure? Fresh off the New York Fashion Week catwalk (assuming nails can come fresh off a catwalk. Technically, they hover some feet above the catwalk, I suppose) by way of the internet (which got a bit obsessed by it), it makes me feel icky-funny, just to look at it. As in, I get physical shudders and yearn for a bit of a lie-down and possibly a shower, and then I start thinking things like: can trends just stop, please? Because clearly, they are veering dangerously out of control. I’m trying to work out why I am so vehemently opposed to what I think we…

THE APP Hey! Vina, created by two female Silicon Valley coders, has been called ‘Tinder for friendships' (swipe right to connect with potential buddies matched by area, interests and personality). Sign up to the waiting list for the UK launch now. THE COURSE London's School Of Life (theschooloflife.com) runs talks and workshops on everything from ‘how to be more confident' to ‘turning your passion into a career'. Meet people who share your interests and learn stuff too. THE WEBSITE From ‘outdooraholics' to Beyoncé obsessives, meetup.com arranges free get-togethers for like-minded people. Where else could you find 80 others who share your love of labradoodles? THE SUPPER CLUB Food is a conversation starter, so why not strike up a friendship over a shared fondue? Follow grubclub.com to find clubs in your…

THERE ARE CERTAIN CONVERSATIONS that you can never quite erase from your mind, no matter how hard you try. I’ll never forget a chat I had 10 years ago with my therapist – a man I had turned to in the desperate hope of somehow untangling the tricky relationship I have with my mum. He leaned forward and told me clearly, ‘The definition of a mother is someone who provides shelter, comfort, support; and your mum provides none of these.’ I felt a familiar burn in my throat as tears pricked my eyes and streamed down my face. What he said came as a heartbreaking revelation after more than a decade of Mum and I being pretty much estranged – seeing each other briefly just once a year – ever…

Don’t go TOO SHORT with your jeans. It’s ALL ABOUT a 7/8th length THORA VALDIMARSDOTTIR This is exactly how we want to look right now. Thora’s supersized her bomber to keep out the cold, and those jeans are ripped to perfection. (Note to self: must clutch handbag casually against hip at all times.) @thora_valdimars Get the look 1. Shady lady Sunnies are a great way to invest in a designer-something without breaking the bank. Havana sunglasses, £205, Dior (sunglasses-shop.co.uk) 2. Bulk up Our jacket of choice is definitely the bomber. We love the gold hardware on this Boohoo number. Gracie MA1 bomber, £20, Boohoo (boohoo.com) 3. Top of the crops Turn to denim connoisseurs 7 For All Mankind for your crop fix. Pair with sneakers by day, stilettos by night.…

Photos: Marco Vittur 1. DI-WHY? It’s a common conundrum – you’re desperate for a manicure but your diary is chock-a-block and your purse a little lacking. Instead, try Deborah Lippmann’s Gel Lab Pro Varnish in Get Lucky, £18. Delivering a chic, frosty teal, it’s gratifyingly glossy and pretty fast-drying, too. lookfantastic.com 2. BONKERS FOR BLUE From Chanel to Roksanda, this season’s runways witnessed beautiful blue eyes a-plenty. And though a little haunted by our last attempts to work the hue way-back-when, we’re committing wholeheartedly to the trend this time with RMK’s Colour Performance Eyes in Blue, £29. selfridges.com 3. SEEING RED? Hormones, weather and environmental pollutants tend to manifest in pesky red patches on our skin. Thank goodness then for Vichy’s Normaderm Anti-Blemish Care, £14.50, which evens out blotchy tones…

Photos: MarcoVittur, Jason Lloyd-Evans. delilah: spacenk.com. Lipstick Queen: spacenk.com. MAC: maccosmetics.co.uk. NARS: narscosmetics.co.uk. Palette London: palettelondon.com. Redken: redken.co.uk. Rimmel: boots.com. Topshop: topshop.com GLITTER BUGS Glitter was a common denominator of many backstage make-up stations this season, but nowhere was it executed better than at Burberry. Finding inspiration in the Bowie tribute at January’s menswear show, face painter Wendy Rowe created ‘tears of joy’, haphazardly smattering the outer edges of eyes and tops of cheekbones with chunky flecks of gold and purple glitz (Burberry’s own brand sparkles are out in August). LIP SERVICE This season saw a proliferation of wine-stained lips. From lacquered Burgundy at Sibling to Mary Katrantzou's suede-like Bordeaux and Rodarte's matte-r-than-matte Merlot - not to mention Antonio Berardi's wonderfully wearable plum - we're sold. FIERCE FRENCH Tasked with…

Considering the fact that many modern women wish to ‘futureproof’ their skin against ageing – and aiming to bridge the gap between make-up and skincare – the beauty experts at Bourjois have worked tirelessly to create the brilliant new City Radiance Foundation, £9.99. In an innovative new take on the not-so-humble base, this formula delivers fresh, luminous coverage while incorporating a unique skin-protecting anti-pollution screen, 24-hour hydration and SPF 30. A must for city-dwelling women, it comes in six shades to match a wide variety of skin tones. Here, Paris-based Gabrielle reveals her top tips for finding your perfect shade. Bourjois City Radiance Foundation is available at Boots and Superdrug, RRP £9.99 1. INVEST IN ADDED BENEFITS! I always recommend that women pick foundations that incorporate shields that protect their…

LISA HOWARD Grazia’s production director An awkward, unlikely heroine, a brooding, difficult love interest, a mystery to be solved against the backdrop of stormy moors and a forbiddingly drawn Oxford complete with sinister windowless tower... Ring any literary bells? Put aside the meandering dissertation-style academic ruminations, and this is rather jolly Brontë-lite fare populated by an endearing cast of familiar stereotypes. Enjoyably readable, as long as you’re not tempted to seek hidden depths. EMILY MADDICK Grazia’s executive features director In theory, this should be a right romp: American student who is a descendant of the Brontë sisters rocks up in Oxford to study English – but guess what? All everyone wants to quiz her about is her famous ancestors. Her ‘inscrutable Oxford tutor’ is a bit of a Hollywood stereotype,…

When it debuted in 2013, House Of Cards represented a new model for TV, streaming an entire series for viewing in one sitting. DVD box-set manufacturers wept as TV-for-keeps was swept aside. Under the auspices of master producer/director David Fincher, the tale of the malevolent Macbeths of US politics, Francis (Kevin Spacey) and Claire (Robin Wright) Underwood, has now unfolded over three award-winning seasons. The show is as unscrupulous as its leading duo. It’s shot like The West Wing as if reimagined by Tom Ford’s blue-chip creative directors. Stylish, tart, sexy, hard and utterly devoid of conscience. We open season four with Francis and Claire separated, in office, quite literally at one another’s throats. With this being US election year (timely!), Francis must keep his hot-headed and casually vicious First…

Being the daughter of Victoria Beckham has its perks. Talking us through her VVB collection last week, Victoria said, ‘I made my first ever VB dress for children the other week – for Harper. She didn’t take it off for three days because Mummy had made it for her.’ DOES HARRY STYLES have BO? Reports of an upcoming episode of KUWTK claimed Harry’s girlfriend Kendall says, ‘I’ve asked him to shower more and told him deodorant never hurts.’ But a rep for Kendall insists that this conversation will not feature on the show and never took place. Photos: catwalking.com, Getty Images, Instagram/Park Avenue Armory, Wenn, Xposure Photos THE LITTLE BLACK DRESS is all grown up. NY Fashion Week saw rock’n’roll black leather versions hit the catwalk – from Calvin Klein…

REFRESHING YOUR WARDROBE for spring? Invest in statement pieces with an exclusive 25% off the Whistles spring/ summer collection. You’ll find show-stopping dresses in watercolour prints, sensual cold-shoulder cut-outs and cool crochet looks. By day, opt for timeless trench coats, cropped wide-leg trousers, apron dresses in ’50s-style picnic checks and square-toe loafers in patent leather. Complete your look with an unstructured tote in luxe nubuck. To claim your 25% discount, present the voucher at any Whistles store or concession, including Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Selfridges and Brown Thomas. To use the discount online at whistles.com, enter code WH25SS16 at the checkout. Happy spring shopping!…

Photos: BBC Pictures, Capital Pictures, Getty Images, icelebn.com, Planet Photos, Landmark Media, Wire Image, People That Look Like Paolo/Facebook 1. NEW IN LUCKY BLUE SMITH Extraordinary-looking male model who, at 17, flouts CoL’s quasi-strict 18-and-overs-only rule; but just look at the cheekbones on the man-boy! 2. NEW IN GUS AND MICKEY Whose relationship in new Judd Apatowproduced comedy Love can only be described adequately as: will-they-won’tthey, should-they-though, are-they-better-as-friends? 3. UP TOM HIDDLESTON Lining up as either the new Bond or the new Benedict (Cumberbatch, ref intensity of his burgeoning fan club) or both, with his performance in The Night Manager. 4. NON-MOVER DAVID BECKHAM Always and forever, and with specific reference to the way he’s manhandling (man, handling!) this Vuitton pochette. 5. UP MARY BERRY Who last week karate-chopped a…

MARQUES ’ALMEIDA The giant sweatshirt Call it the Vêtements effect, but Marques 'Almeida has done these for yearsÉ JOSEPH Supersized knitwear It's a thing, displayed best at Joseph. Think jumpers hand-knitted by giants. ERDEM FrostSilvered devoré velvets and jacquards shone everywhere. Some of the best were at Erdem. BagmaniaDid I mention Mulberry is back in the game? Buy! Buy! Buy! The extreme shoe If you're making a statement, you'll need an ‘out there' shoe. J Dubs' armadillo shoe - big tick. The big cosy You can buy this Burberry shearling with its epic collar right now. PREEN BY THORNTON BREGAZZI Check mate It started in New York and powered-up in London. See Preen by Thornton Bregazzi. TOPSHOP UNIQUE The bustier From VB in New York they went to lift-off in…

Photos: i-images, Corbis,The Guardian, London News PIctures, Getty Images “THE BELIEF IS THAT FEMALE VOTERS ARE NERVOUS ABOUT CHANGE THAT MIGHT NEGATIVELY IMPACT FAMILIES” WHAT HAPPENS when you take a group of older, white men and ask them to shout at each other? It seems you get Britain’s European Union debate. Just look at the key personalities. There’s Dave and Boris. George and Michael. Alan, who agrees with Nick. Iain who does not. And at least two Nigels. Which all feels like a bit of a man-fest. But I believe this election could be decided by women. Why? Because it all hangs on the third of Britons yet to make up their minds. And most of them (up to 60%, according to polls) are female. Both camps know how crucial…

Photos: Alpha WE’RE SUCKERS FOR A COLLAB , especially if it's a mash-up between a hot new label on the LFW schedule and one of our high-street staples. Le Kilt designer Samantha McCoach has built a business around modern incarnations of the traditional kilts her grandmother used to make - the Duchess of Cambridge, lover of classic British design, stepped out in a houndstooth version on a trip to Edinburgh just last week (right) - and Le Kilt's love-children with ASOS are spot on. The 13-piece capsule collection gives a nod to Shirley Manson (of Garbage fame), with punk-rocker-meets-tennis-pro kilts, tees and drop-waist dresses in monochrome plaid and white ruffles punctuated with dashes of pink and orange, as well as graphic kiss prints. Kate wore hers with a polo neck,…

THE BIG BIRD SILHOUETTE Encapsulated by this Charlotte Simone jacket, modelled by Daisy Lowe at LFW. FRIRTS Front row-friendly flirty skirts; mid-length with a massive split. M&S has one in leather, this one is Whistles suede (and I’ve got it). MANGO’S BOMBER GAME Strong. IMUSIC Cassettes are back! Streaming’s so not hot right now! BEING COY ABOUT YOUR POLITICS Wintour’s come out as pro-Hillary. Now’s no time for sitting on the fence. INSTAGRAM DURING FASHION WEEK It’s a little bit samey.…

OUR PANEL LAURA GRABINER Grazia’s fashion assistant does a near perfect Cheryl Cole impression and adheres strictly to the rule: what Dolce says, goes. @laura_grabiner JOHN CRACE The Guardian’s Parliamentary sketchwriter, his party trick is whittling Alexa’s It book down to 600 words. Life changing. DAISY LOWE LAURA SAYS: ‘Daisy is one of my major girl crushes. And I’m partial to the odd bit of Christopher Kane, too. It’s a match made in fashion heaven. A happy belated Valentine’s Day to all.’ JOHN SAYS: ‘Take away the hideous red heart and you have a very chic black dress. But the giant heart just screams, “I’m extremely needy; please look at me.” A dress strictly to be kept for your therapist.’ YOU SAY: ‘The dress on its own would be OK,…

Photos: GC Images, Getty Images, Rex Features, Splash News, Photoshot FROM BEST OF BRITISH TO FASHION WEEK’S FINEST BECK AND CALL WHO Alexa Chung, Pixie Geldof, Abbey Clancy, Suki Waterhouse WHAT Warner Music BRIT Awards after-party WHERE Freemasons Hall Kit Harrington was whisked straight to the VIP room, while Brooklyn Beckham was content to party with the mortals, conceding that ‘I’m not as good as my parents’ at being famous. Don’t worry Brooklyn, you’re fine as you are. COME ON, VOGUE! WHO Karlie Kloss, Ellie Goulding, Lorde, Olly Alexander WHAT Universal Music and Soho House BRITs after-party WHERE 180 The Strand Then to Universal, where Brooklyn seemed thrilled to be introduced to Karlie Kloss and Ellie Goulding, before partying with Anaïs Gallagher (fresh from her holiday with Rocco Ritchie). Olly…

HIGH RISE Retro platforms are all the rage – how high will you go?…

Photo: David Marquez Just occasionally, along comes a collection so desirable to our beady, beauty-addict eyes that we squabble about who tries it first. And the NARS Tahiti Bronze Collection is a case in point. Inspired by a small Tahitian island located off Bora Bora (a destination firmly on our bucket list), it provides all we need for the summer ahead. First up, flattering liquid and powder versions of the brand's cult Laguna bronzer (the former matte, the latter shimmer-laced). Then two skin-smoothing body oils, one sheer, the other imparting a limb-lengthening glow. And, last but not least, a chunky, oversized candle to set the mood. All are infused with a silky-soft and highly addictive Monoï scent. Needless to say, you'll want the lot. NARS Tahiti Bronze Collection launches nationwide…

SEARED TUNA SUSHI GOODNESS BOWL Serves: 2 Prep time: 15 minutes Cooking time: 40 minutes 200g brown sushi rice 80ml sushi vinegar 1 big tuna fillet (line caught, sustainably sourced) 4 tbsp black and white sesame seeds, toasted 250g podded edamame beans 2 sheets nori, torn into small bits 1 avocado, thinly sliced ¼ of a white cabbage, shredded 1 carrot, julienned into long thin strips Pickled ginger (optional) Japanese mayo (we like Kewpie) For the dressing: 100ml soy sauce 2 tsp sesame oil, plus extra for frying the tuna 1 tsp mirin 1 tsp sushi vinegar 1 tsp wasabi (optional) Juice of 1 lime Method overleaf (top right) EVERYTHING SWEET BY THE MERINGUE GIRLS (£18, SQUARE PEG) IS OUT NOW…

1 HAIL, CAESAR! Coen Bros' loopy tribute to '50s Hollywood. Studio fixer Josh Brolin deals with crises big and small, while Scarlett Johansson and George Clooney add star dazzle. Out Friday 2 CHAMPAGNE LIFE If you haven't sampled this exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery, hurry - it ends 9 March.This is the first all-woman show in the gallery's history and part of its 13th birthday celebrations. London SW3 3 TRUTH Cate Blanchett is reliably strong as the news boss dealing with the fallout of a story about George W Bush avoiding the VietnamWar draft. But this true tale struggles to convince. Out Friday 4 I LIKE IT WHEN YOU SLEEP… …For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It. Longest title in the world for the second album from…

FALL INTO TRAPPED In the rush of amazing spring telly, there's barely been space to nod to Trapped, the brilliant addition to the Scandi-noir genre that moves at entirely its own pace. The murder mystery that began with the torso in the sea gets more intense as the weeks roll on, smouldering the Northern tip of Iceland into painterly frames, as believable and other-worldly as the writing. Saturdays, 9pm, BBC Four A CASE IN POINT There's an intriguing premise to Murder, the new show in which the audience is invited to play the role of juror. A bloke accused of killing his brother-in-law claims that he was actually swept away in a tidal current and drowned. But there is a twist to make it a little more bloodcurdling. Once the…

THE FERTILITY FRONTIER Egg freezing is a brilliant business model with high margins and high demand for the companies involved (10 Hot Stories, 22 February). As women delay motherhood, it’s being hailed as a solution. And yet a 2.5% success rate is so minimal for the vast cost. I’m 4½ months pregnant, and I can tell you it’s hard enough to conceive at 32, never mind 40 or 50. When you’re older, the chance of miscarriage is also much higher, as are complications. Rather than looking to egg freezing, we should be campaigning for more flexible working practices and better treatment of women returning to work. This would allow women to become mothers earlier. Furthermore, egg freezing is only an option for rich women, while better workplace practices would benefit…

Photo: Mondadori PISCES 20 Feb – 20 Mar In the past, you’ve sometimes felt like kicking against rules you’ve considered unnecessary. But you’ve no doubt been extremely compliant rather than cause a problem. This week, however, as you feel the earliest effects of the Sun clashing with Saturn at the weekend, you might well feel obliged to speak your mind. Even if this means that you risk offending those you respect and admire, you must have your say. ARIES 21 Mar – 20 Apr Unusual ideas will seep into your consciousness. And you should share them with someone close. You might be offered interesting interpretations of whatever has been occupying your mind. And you mustn’t be afraid to dig deeper with a view to uncovering much that’s been suppressed. These…

Photos: Rex Features, Shutterstock ‘I’M ACTUALLY QUITE SHY. I HAVE TO PLAY A CHARACTER TO FEEL CONFIDENT’ DAISY LOWE, 27 We ask the model to take a selfie - and reveal all Who is your best friend? There's [model] Portia Freeman [above with Daisy], Martha Freud, [composer] Joseph Reuben and [artist] Jonah Pontzer. They're all amazing! What’s your biggest regret? Going out wearing anything I've felt really uncomfortable in because I was told that I should. What’s your biggest extravagance? Probably fresh flowers, I love them. They're my treat to brighten up the house. When was the last time you were embarrassed? On my birthday, when everyone was singing Happy Birthday. Looking at pictures, I don't think I looked as beetroot as I felt. What’s your type? I don't have…