Table of contents for Issue 569 in Grazia

When respected journalist Baroness Joan Bakewell stated her opinion last week that anorexia was a sign of narcissism in society, thousands exercised their right to disagree with her – sending social media into meltdown (and Joan into retreat). But where do we draw the line between having an opinion and abuse? And does this mass ‘roasting’ drive debate out of society? Writer Bryony Gordon asks whether there’s anywhere safe left to have an opinion on page 24. Meanwhile, the coolest man in fashion (that’s Demna Gvasalia from cult label Vetements, FYI) has declared that a woman needs just six ‘magic’ items to dress well. When I first heard that, I did a mental rummage through the wardrobe of the world’s most reluctant shopper (aka my husband) and gulped – even…

Photos: Getty Images, Instagram.com/taylorswift, Instagram.com/calvinharris ‘TALVIN’ WATCHERS the world over were whipped into a frenzy last week, when the A-list’s premier power couple posted a series of holiday pictures, prompting several important questions. Specifically – what’s the word for envy, but, like, stronger? Were the new snaps proof that the couple’s rumoured rocky patch is officially over? And, perhaps most urgently, is that giant inflatable swan the third person in their relationship? The snapshots, posted on Taylor and Calvin’s Instagram accounts, show the pair kissing by the shore (the singer popping her leg in classic romcom style), posing in front of his ’n’ hers jet skis, and generally making whichever third-wheeling assistant was taking the photos feel at least 30% more miserable about their own life (we assume). Taylor, 26,…

Photo: Takay/Trunk Archive Joan sorry in anorexia row You don’t debate on Twitter, Joan ANOTHER WEEK, another example of our supposedly free and tolerant society failing to tolerate someone who holds an opinion we don’t agree with. The broadcaster Joan Bakewell made some comments in an interview about anorexia being a sign of narcissism, and within moments of them being published, the 82-year-old was being shouted down on Twitter, called an ‘ignorant buffoon’ and a hell of a lot worse. It elicited a fully-fledged apology from Baroness Bakewell, who reported spending six hours trying to respond to the barrage she’d received. (Although this wasn’t enough for some commentators, who clearly wanted her hung, drawn and quartered for having said something that crossed her mind while in the company of a…

Photos: Camera Press, PA Photos “WILLIAM IS HAUNTED BY THE LEGACY OF WHAT HAPPENED TO HIS MOTHER” THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE has weathered a rough few weeks. Roundly turned upon for being ‘work-shy’, then sloping off on a private jet for a ‘secret’ skiing holiday, last week it was the Duchess who came under fire. The 34-year-old was accused of snubbing soldiers after she pulled out of the St Patrick’s Day Parade with the 1st Battalion Irish Guards. Kate chose to remain in Norfolk to look after Prince George, two, and Princess Charlotte, 10 months, while William (who is Colonel of the regiment) carried out the duty alone. Kate’s no-show was understandably a disappointment for the soldiers, given that she’s been a highlight of the ceremony for the past four…

EVER NOTICED THAT GIGI, Bella, Kylie and Kourtney’s off-duty wardrobes are eerily similar? We’ve rumbled the reason for all these style snaps. Meet Monica Rose, the LA-based stylist behind this A-list match-a-thon. Top-to-toe dark layers? Check. Camel coat over ripped blue jeans? Check. Black studded miniskirt and thigh-high-boots? Erm, check... Rose – who also looks just like her style protégées – isn’t the only one at it. Every stylist worth her tit tape is breeding the tribe-prescribed look. Cue Kate Young whose disciples all resemble Oscars, or Petra Flannery and her cohort of pretty-pretty frock-wearers. Meanwhile, Cher Coulter’s speciality is slits and RandM (aka Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn) dress their red-carpet-goers in embellished minis. So which team would you pick? None of the above, as you’re an individual? But…

Photos: Flip Fashion by Lucille Clerc published by Laurence King We need to talk about SFDs. At the risk of over-sharing, I’ve had two in the last week. The first took me by surprise. I did notsee it coming. But then: when do I, right? When does anyone? The second was less surprising, by virtue of the fact I’d already had the first, although, TBQH, SFD #2 was, for reasons I’ll explain, more dramatic than SFD #1, as in: way more of a D, if you know what I mean. Oh, you don’tknow what I mean? Profound apols; SFD is a concept I identified about 24 hours ago, in my own head; one which, I decided, was important enough to qualify as a TINOAA (Thing In Need Of An Acronym),…

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. 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 SELENA GOMEZ LILY SAYS: ‘This isn’t right for Selena. Props to her for being more adventurous, but she’d be better off in something more contemporary . A case of a look not translating into real life.’ JIM SA YS: ‘Does Selena have hot chocolate oozing out of her chest – à la Alien? Or has a Dachshund splattered on to her at high speed? Either way , a terrible but good-looking accident has occurred.’ YOU SA Y: ‘It…

BUSTIER TOPS The seductive classic gets a fashion makeunder… Boob tubes and lingerie bustiers of the ’90s begone – this tricksy customer has had a style overhaul, and now the fashion pack can’t get enough of it. The chicest way to wear it? Over a top, roll neck or shirt: layering is key with this trend. And when the sunshine appears, bare those shoulders and dress down with jeans. 1 GIVE THE COLD SHOULDER 2 BE SHIRTY FOR SPRING 3 LIGHTEN LAYERS COME SUMMER Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans, Daniel Grandl/The Urban Spotter, Catwalking.com, Diego Zuko/The Outsider. *See page 116 to get 25% off at Office…

DILETTA BONAIUTI Proof that a little red goes a long way. With just a clutch plus some delicate detail on her sweater, Diletta’s monochrome look is lifted to new heights. @dilettabonaiuti Get the look 1 Spot on A silk scarf is thechic way to accessorise now. Tie this beauty around your neck or the handle of a bag. Kefiah scarf, £75, MaxMara (maxmara.com) 2. Don’t sweat it From our fave French-inspired casual wear brand, we’re so ready to invest in this sweater. Great dressed up with heels à la Diletta or as luxe-y loungewear. Sweatshirt, £100, Etre Cécile (etrececile.com) 3. Red-handed A bag is probably the easiest way to sport a bright colour for those usually drawn to a monochrome palette. This Coach one adds a little something extra. Crosby…

Photos: Marco Vittur 1. BEAUTY SLEEP Clarins night cream’s long been a fixture by our bedsides and now we’re waking up to news that there’s a revamped formula. Harnessing the power of poppies, Clarins Multi-Active Night Youth Recovery Cream, £44, turbocharges cell renewal and repair. clarins.co.uk 2. LIP LOVE Lanolips fans are quick to rave about the original ointment, and despite the brand’s name change (to simply ‘Lano’), its hydrating formulas are as impressive as ever. Slick on the pretty Lano Tinted Balm SPF 30 in Perfect Nude, £7.99. lanolips.com 3. FIRST BASE As long as defined bone structures are in vogue (will they ever not be?), contouring is going nowhere. And now helping you achieve a YouTube tutorial-worthy finish is L’Oréal Paris Infallible Sculpt Base Foundation, £8.99. ‘Grip’ technology…

Photos: Channel 4 Pictures, Eyevine, Collection Christopher, BBC Pictures Remember when Borgen presented the amazing, human, difficult and tasteful side of Scandinavian politics, stuffed with lovable characters, hot-headed media sex sirens and at least one covetable quota of house porn per episode? Blue Eyes is its exact opposite, an epistle to the ratchet end of governmental proceedings. The colour palette is grey and flat. The styling is estate, strip mall, blue collar and pool hall. There is a touch of Andrea Arnold’s warm film-making in cold environments. Just because it doesn’t look quite as appetising as Borgen doesn’t mean Blue Eyes won’t be just as good. We are six weeks from a fictitious Swedish election when Björk-in-Ralph-Lauren corporate McHotel waitress Elin Hammar is plucked to return to her job as…

HOT STEPPING INTO SPRING, OFFICE couldn’t be more on trend. From flatforms in metallic high-shine finishes to ladylike slingbacks and summer’s must-have, the mule, they’ve got every look covered. Is understatement more your thing? Check out the block-heel suede tan sandal – perfect for the new season’s ’70s vibe – or black buckled ankle boots: your best trans-seasonal friend. And everyone should own a pair of silver glove shoes: the ultimate wear-anywhere mid-heel. With so many covetable styles, how will you choose just one? Well, you don’t have to, as OFFICE is offering Grazia readers an exclusive 25% discount all week. Simply take this voucher in-store and get shopping! * By providing your details you agree that OFFICE Holdings Ltd can include you on its email list to send you…

Photo: Jonathan Grossman/Mondadori ARIES 21 Mar – 20 Apr Feel confident about teaching others how you’d like certain transactions to be managed. But don’t leave them with a sense of having been given a lecture or a long list of instructions. Mercury, the planet of communication, is entering your sign then going on to connect with Mars, which is why you could become far too direct. People simply want a few hints as to how to go about things. Less is often more. TAURUS 21 Apr – 21 May Having hoped for a period of respite from worries about business or commitments, you’ll decide it would be better to bring everything to its conclusion. If you grasp the nettle now, it shouldn’t be long before you achieve the outcome everyone’s…

To Planet Gwyneth, where the high priestess of spirulina is advocating beauty products that have been ‘treated to extensive prayer, meditation, and music’. Posting on Goop, she praises Sodashi skincare, created in a lab cleansed by Ayurvedic rain melody. Wow! Photos: Rex Features THE MANU ATELIER leather bracelet worn by Caroline de Maigret (above) and Elisa Sednaoui – is an accessory with a difference. It marks a collab with One Million Sisters, an initiative supporting empowerment for women through maternal care and education charities. £55, exclusively at stylebop.com MOVE OVER, THE Kardashians, begone the Real Housewives... we are about to witness a new dawn of reality TV. Mariah Carey has announced a new E! docu-series called Mariah’s World(a place we’ve long been desperate to visit). NOT ONE TO SHY AWAY…

Photos: Splash News, PA,TonyTaafe FURTHER PROOF THAT A-listers aren’t like the rest of us... While civilian warring couples might typically retreat into separate bedrooms, Julia Roberts appears to have gone one step further. The Hollywood actor has bought a $6.84 million house opposite her own $20 million beach estate in Malibu – and insiders tell Grazia that the new home is for her husband Danny Moder to live in. A source close to the family said, ‘Julia wanted to have a place where Danny can go when they need to be apart. They’ve been arguing a lot, so it made sense to buy a smaller place for when they needed space from each other.’ Aerial pictures show Danny’s Prius and Vespa parked outside the new property, while Julia and the…

MY SFD #1 This Whistles shoe. It’s just Not Me. Only: it IS! MY SFD #2 This H&M jacket. Which is boho. But I hate boho! But I love this! ABBOT KINNEY CHIC The style associated with this specif ic LA neighbourhood, as showcased in Netf lix’s Flaked . [X] BE LIKE [Y] My despised social media comment formula of the week. BIEBER’S MERCH Quite a lot of the just-launched Purpose tour T-shirts read ‘Purose’. ECHO PARK CHIC The style associated with this specific LA neighbourhood, as showcased in Netflix’s Love ; now usurped by Abbot Kinney chic (see above).…

I’D LIKE TO PREFACE this piece by saying I actively signed up for this assignment. In fact, I beggedGraziato let me go.Yes, I like my daily extra-hot, skinny, triple-shot cappuccino as much as the next girl, and of course leaving behind my hair straighteners would be… a challenge. But going to a desert island with just a backpack - of waterproof trousers and jacket, a sarong, mosquito repellent and sun cream - the clothes I was wearing (shorts, string vest, bikini), two knives and a tank of water sounded like one hell of an adventure. The Island With Bear Grylls is a Channel 4 reality TV show, now in its third series, where a group of volunteers are stranded on a Pacific island for over a month, with nothing but…

1 SUBVERT YOUR SUIT Reinvent boyish cuts with this unapologetically pretty shade. 2 SMARTEN UP Team a shell-pink shirt with a black pencil skirt to make power dressing modern. 3 AVOID THE OBVIOUS A smart, lean blazer is the perfect antidote to bubblegum pink. Add ankle-skimming jeans. Assisted by Michaella Kossakowska. Hair: Jason Lawrence at Josh Wood Atelier. Make-up: Rachel Singer Clark using Sisley Skincare and Cosmetics. Model:Thais Custodio at Next Models 4 MAKE A STATEMENT Keep the rest of your look neutral and allow a standout pink coat to be the focus. Instagram Face to follow: @THAISCUSTODIOFFICIAL…

IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR when our wardrobes are calling out - loudly - for a warm-weather refresh. But where to start? Step forward The Edit, a brand new collection from Matalan. It has all of spring/summer's trends covered in one hit, plus the design team at Matalan have made creating your new look even easier, thanks to their pick of the top 10 must-have pieces from which you can curate the perfect capsule wardrobe. You'll find key denim pieces, like this season's essential button-up mini and '70s-style dungarees, dream-fit tees and stripe-detail ribbed dresses with spring-to-summer appeal. Whatever your style, Matalan have got the look covered - there are classically chic Breton tops with on-trend lacing, boho maxiskirts, bomber jackets for that '90s revival and urban-cool khakis galore. And…

HIGH-VIS What do you get when you mix the 1980s' favourite colour with the 1990s' favourite headwear? We're crushing on Monreal London's neon visor, £75, in a big way. Part-retro, part-futuristic, a lot cool. We need this in our workout wardrobe. Sleek, neat, streamlined and super-sexy, Lycra shorts are the perfect base layer. And the bolder, the better, we say. It's not hard to see why Victoria’s Secret’s geometric pair, £21.69, are called ‘Hot Shorts'. Show off the hard-earned results of your squat routine in adidas’s printed training shorts, £24. In a snazzy print and sculpting fabric: Nike’s Pro training shorts, £33, tick all boxes. HIT YOUR STRIDE Trainers that fit properly are a running essential. Enter Saucony's touring Stride lab (stridelab.co.uk), which puts you through your paces, on camera…

CAROLINE BARRETT Grazia’sdeputy editor What does it mean to be alone? Olivia Laing explores the relationship between loneliness and living in a big city. She delves into the isolation felt by various New York artists, including Andy Warhol. She’s done a great job of mixing their stories with her own insights. It’s thought-provoking: it certainly makes you question what loneliness means. CAROLYN ROBERTS Grazia’screative director Having moved to Manhattan alone and with a broken heart, it’s Laing’s own experiences, over the tales of the other more famous New York dwellers, that I found most absorbing. Part memoir, part art-criticism, it’s a non-fiction must-read, but as a book about loneliness, it definitely won’t make you feel alone. JENNY CROALL Grazia’sproduction editor A thoughtful examination of loneliness that seeks to expose and…

LINE UP, LINE UP! The god-like telly presence of Vicky McClure is one of a number of returning cast to the BBC's well-above-average police procedural, Line Of Duty. This time out, her sights are set on bent copper Danny Waldron, played with a previously unseen absolute menace by Daniel Mays. Blimey, it races along, from the opening terrifying sequence to the gobsmacking cliffhanger. Starts Thurs, 9pm, BBC Two MIAMI NICE Jane The Virgin didn't gain the traction expected of its first season. Perhaps accidental artificial insemination on the South Beach Miami coastline isn't a high priority for British fans of comedic light entertainment. Anyway, here's an extended invitation to join the fun second time around. With an America where Donald Trump is painting Mexico as a national threat, watching a…

Photos: PA, Rex Features, Eroteme, Getty Images, Capital Pictures 1. UP JAMIE OLIVER Performed a sugar-tax jig about George Osbourne’s plan to curb fizzy drinks. The campaigning soon-to-be-dad-for-the-fifth-time had only walked past Parliament by fluke. 2. UP AMBER ROSE Physically mesmerising, unafraid to ruffle feathers. Last week, said some righteous stuff about her faux beef with Kim K, and the dullness of being constantly defined by one’s exes. 3. UP XENA Of Warrior Princess fame. She’s coming back (from the ’90s, on to your TV screens) – and she’s coming out! Xena’s going fully gay for the forthcoming televisual reboot. 4. UP ASHLEY GRAHAM The model declared the term ‘plus-size’ officially dead last week. Let her be right, and let the practice of body shaming die a painful death. 5.…

Photos: Reuters, Getty. *Names have been changed FATTEMA, 37, fled Homs, Syria, after her husband was killed. There she was a lawyer, now she lives in a refugee camp in Lebanon with her sons and works at the Child Friendly Centre in Beyond Association, a small nongovernmental organisation. ‘When I think of Syria, I remember the green land and beautiful rivers where my husband and I would take our son for picnics. Before the conflict I was a lawyer for women’s rights and my husband, Nazir* , was supportive of my ambitions, which is not always the case in Syria. ‘Deciding to flee the country and abandon the career I worked so hard for was the toughest decision I’ve ever made, but I had no choice. When Nazir was shot…

WE LOVED THE CANADIAN PM (ONCE AGAIN) While Donald Trump continues his terrifyingly misogynistic assault on US politics, how different things are in neighbouring Canada. Following his unveiling of a Cabinet with an equal number of men and women, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hammered home hisviews on women. ‘I am going to keep saying loud and clear that I am a feminist until it is met with a shrug,’ he said during the UN’s 60th session of the commission on the status of women. DISNEY REINVENTED THE HEROINE The passive princess can yawn off with Prince Charming – there’s a new heroine in town. Zootropolis’s kick-ass Judy Hopps is a bunny who dreams of joining the police, has no love interest and – shock horror – doesn’t wear a…

EVER BEEN ON A DATE where, in advance, all the ingredients spell out success? He’s attractive, decent job, similar interests – you should be on course for a shared Uber circa 11pm – but, for one reason or another, the night falls just a bit flat? We’d met on Tinder and, while he was in the toilet, the woman on the next table in the restaurant leaned in and whispered, ‘First date? Going well?’, an expectant grin plastered on her face. I’d nodded, half-impressed at her sleuthing and half-nervous because I wasn’t sure if my date was actually out of earshot yet. ‘Yep, really well!’ I mouthed back enthusiastically, before turning back to my meatballs. But the truth was, I wasn’t sure. Minutes earlier, I’d asked said date – a…

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A.P.C. JEAN TOUITOU When it came to choosing their latest collaborator, A.P.C. didn't have to look any further than the mirror. ‘The joke was to imagine a label “A.P.C. by Jean Touitou”, a collaboration of my ego and super-ego,' says A.P.C.'s founder, creative director and latest collaborator JeanTouitou. Surprising, then, that the capsule collection - five black dresses - feels so different to A.P.C.'s usual boyish aesthetic. Each dress is a thoughtful creation (one is styled with shin guards, an ode to Gabrielle Chanel's hatred of knees). But really, these are just great dresses we want to wear, and you can't say fairer than that.…

Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans, Marco Vittur. Essie: boots.com. H&M: hm.com. Leighton Denny: marksandspencer.com. L'Oréal Paris: boots.com.YSL Beauté: yslbeauty.co.uk 1Where we spotted it Behind the scenes at Tibi, where model nails blurred the lines between patterned and bare. 2Why we loved it Negative-space manicures speak a sophisticated language, and when they come in shades synonymous with summer, all boxes are ticked. 3Ways to wear it Painting a pattern at the tip – rather than at the bed of the nail – elongates it immensely. As for the intricate, neatly lined design... Well, practice makes perfect.…

Additional photos: MarcoVittur. Model: Eloisa Birleanu at Premier Model Management. Make-up: Kelly Cornwell at Premier Hair and Make-up using Bobbi Brown Cosmetics and Elemis Skincare. Hair: Leigh Keates at Premier Hair and Make-up using Babyliss PRO. Nails: Adam Slee at Streeters using Rimmel. Eloisa wears dress by Mother of Pearl (motherofpearl.co.uk). Becca: spacenk.com. Benefit: benefitcosmetics.co.uk. Bourjois: boots.com. Burberry: uk.burberry.com. Chanel: Selfridges.com. Chantecaille: spacenk.com. CharlotteTilbury: charlottetilbury.co.uk. Dior: dior.com. Estée Lauder: esteelauder.co.uk. Guerlain: houseoffraser.co.uk. Givenchy: debenhams.com. Hourglass: spacenk.com. Kiko Milano: kikocosmetics.co.uk. L'Oréal: boots.com. MAC Cosmetics: maccosmetics. co.uk. Marc Jacobs Beauty: harrods.com. Nailberry: nailberry.co.uk. Nars: narscosmetics.co.uk. Rimmel: boots.com. Rosie for Autograph: marksandspencer.com.Topshop: topshop.com. Urban Decay: urbandecay.co.uk…

INDIAN-SPICED CAULIFLOWER AND MASALA PUMPKIN SEED SALAD Serves: 4 Prep time: 15 mins Cooking time: 25 mins 1 small white cauliflower, cut into florets flower, cut into 1 small purple cauli florets (if unavailable, just use two white cauliflowers) 400g ca n cooked chickpeas, washed and drained 1 tbsp curry powder 1 tsp cumin seeds 1 tsp black mustard seeds 2 tbsp coconut oil Maldon salt 2 large handfuls of fresh spinach For the tahini dressing: 120ml tahini Juice of 1 lemon 1 garlic clove, crushed 1 small bunch coriander, roughly chopped 120ml of cold water For the masala seeds: 1 tsp coconut oil ½ tsp garam masala ½ tsp chilli powder ½ tsp turmeric powder 150g pumpkin seeds Method overleaf (top right) FOLLOW @MERINGUEGIRLS ON INSTA FOR ALL THINGS…

Photos: Rex Features, Photoshot 1. ZAYN MALIK, MIND OF MINE With an OCDupsetting tracklist of random caps lock, that sexy video for PiLlOwT4lK inspiring a million broken hearts, and Zayn's pleasingly F-you post-1D attitude, Mind Of Mine will be in all of our minds in no time. 2. SPEED SISTERS Set the feminist triumph of five female motor racers against life in the conflict of the West Bank and you have an absorbing, fast-paced story. Out Friday 3. DISORDER French soldier Matthias Schoenaerts dabbles as security for a mogul's wife (Diane Kruger). PTSD, paranoia and home invasion go into the art-house blender. Out Friday 4. NONSENSE & SENSIBILITY Featuring corset-splitting laughs, it's Jane Austen, but not as you know her at Anonymous Is A Woman's festival celebrating female creativity. Arts…

1. THE TREND : HANDMADE CERAMICS From Lucy Ward, head of creative and content at the new ultra-cool online boutique Trouva.com ‘Handmade small-batch ceramics are the accessory of the moment, with one-of-a-kind earthenware created by artisans on the rise, taking centre stage in boutiques, design studios and galleries. Whether it's a vase, a plate or a bowl, the most versatile ceramics are pieces in blue and cream/white as they mix well with almost any colour scheme, style and period.' 2. THE TREND : POLISHED CONCRETE From Michael Minns, super-stylish blogger at 47parkavenue.co.uk ‘I love polished concrete - its simplicity, rawness and stripped-back appearance make an effortless and timeless style. On the floor, its smooth, polished surface offers up just the right amount of sheen. As a…

THE GREAT ESCAPE In response to ‘I’ve got a £60,000 escape fund – and my husband doesn’t know’ (14 March), my partner and I have both joint and separate bank accounts. It’s perfectly normal – and sensible, in fact – to be financially independent. I don’t need to know how much is in his, but if I asked, he would tell me. What’s not normal, in a healthy relationship, is secrets of any kind – and what’s even stranger is how Jenny thinks wasting this money on expensive coffee machines and designer children’s clothes is the best course of action. Keep the money but just call it a trust fund for your kids for when they are older – no more guilt as it’s not a ‘running away fund’ any…

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Photos: Rex Features, Getty Images ‘WHAT WOULD I DELETE? A SNAP OF ME AND MICK JAGGER WHERE IT LOOKS LIKE I DATED HIM’ ALICIA ROUNTREE, 28 We ask the model to take an exclusive selfie - and reveal all… Who is your best friend? My mum. We speak on the phone every day, sometimes I feel like we share the same brain. What is your biggest regret? You learn from everything in life, but I would tell my younger self not to worry too much. What’s your biggest extravagance? Chanel - I love Chanel bags! But I also like really nice restaurants, food is important. In London, my favourites are Milos and Nobu. When was the last time you were embarrassed? I get embarrassed all the time. I'm quite shy.…