Table of contents for issue 546 in Grazia

There’s no doubt it’s been an amazing but tough few weeks for Victoria Beckham – from celebrating the first anniversary of her London store and seven years of her acclaimed fashion label, to having her marriage called into question. Grazia has been with the designer as all this has been going on: at an intimate party she recently hosted with David, and at her showroom as she talked us through her new VVB collection. Read our exclusive interview with Victoria on page 22. You may also notice that we’ve had a little makeover. We’ve kept all your favourite bits and added a few extras I hope you’ll love – especially our new style section ‘How to be in fashion’ (page 91), Fit Files (your must-read guide to the latest in…

Photos: Splash News, Instagram HOLLYWOOD WAS IN SHOCK last week at the death of actor Jim Carrey's ex-girlfriend, Cathriona White, from a suspected drugs overdose. The 30-year-old Irish make-up artist was discovered dead at her rented apartment in LA, and a suicide note she reportedly left mentioned breaking up with the 53-year-old on 24 September. On that evening, Cat had posted worrying messages on social media, writing, ‘Signing off Twitter, I hope I have been a light to my nearest and dearest.' On hearing the news, TheTruman Showstar released a statement: ‘I am shocked and deeply saddened by the passing of my sweet Cathriona. She was a truly kind and delicate Irish flower, too sensitive for this soil, to whom loving and being loved was all that sparkled. My heart…

Photos: Anthea Simms AS THE FASHION PACK finishes their global tour of the front row, one accessory has been spearheading a plasti revolution – Dior’s perspex-heeled boots The unashamedly kinky thigh-high pate leather boots and their fluoro-bright boiled-sweet heels had us all talking after the A/W ’15 catwalk show in March, but it’s the mid-calf version that’s taking fashion month by storm, with fans from Anna Dello Russo (above) to Kylie Jenner. Modern, eye-catching and just a bit weird, this runway trend has all the signs of being a street-style hit, with acetate accessories cropping up everywhere you look. It’s time to join the plastics.…

Neither Serena Williams nor Natalia Vodinova calls themselves ‘feminist’. I know, because they told me when I interviewed them, shortly after they rolled off the set of the 2016 Pirelli calendar shoot. Natalia said, ‘I don’t know exactly what [feminist] means’; Serena said, ‘It can be a harsh word.’ I was surprised; partly because this particular Pirelli calendar that hit the news last week– the vision of Annie Liebowitz – is designed to celebrate powerful, inspiring, creative women, rather than women who look spectacularly good in latex with their boobs out, which (you may be aware) is how the calendar usually rolls. Serena and Natalia are the only vaguely traditional models in a cast list that also features Yoko Ono, Amy Schumer and Agnes Gund, 78-year-old president emerita of the…

CLOSET CONSTRUCTION - One trend, four ways 1 RETHINK SWEET SHADES Forget black: pair girly shades with dark green and navy. 2 CLASH RETRO SHADES Granny colours + modern sihouettes = the new chic. 3 GO TONAL Different hues of complementary shades make for a polished look. Photos: Marco Vittur. Hair: Liam Curran using Hair Rehab London. All make-up by Sophie Higginson at Frank Agency using Chanel Le Lift and Le Volumme Ultra-Noir de Chanel. Model: Diana Tor at Elite London 4 POWER UP PASTELS WITH TEXTURE Nod to this season’s 1970s palette with vintage fabrics, like jumbo cord. Face to follow: DIANA TOR elitemodel.co.uk…

PUSSY-BOW BLOUSES The purrfect piece for A/W ’15 This season, thanks to Gucci, the pussy-bow is one of our favourite things tied up with string, to quote Julie Andrews. To be top of the class, add a Delpozo pinafore and playful pair of Marni sandals [1]. Want to channel the ’70s? Pop a printed Marc Jacobs piece under Marni’s shearling jacket and finish with flared 7 For All Mankind jeans [2]. Or play the velvet vamp, à la Pucci, in a sheer version with a Topshop velvet suit. Sneak in a casual twist with adidas trainers [3]. Edited by Josh New is-Smith. 1. GET GEEKY 2. ADDFLARE WITH’70S STYLING 3. PLAYTHE CASUAL VAMP Photos: Anthea Simms, Catwalking.com…

GET THE LOOK 1. Sun stroke Up your accessories game with a pair of perspex shades, like these lovely blue-tinted beauties. Sunglasses, £310, Cutler and Gross (cutlerandgross.com) 2. Loosen up A gently fluted sleeve adds a bohemian softness to a printed blouse. Navy or grey hues will take florals through to winter, too. Blouse, £65,Topshop Boutique (topshop.com) 3.Wine tasting Swap black for ’70s russet red for an autumnal touch in the accessories department. Sandals, £180,Whistles (whistles.com) ANNE-LAURE MAIS Adding a bright floral print and offbeat statement accessories elevates Anne-Laure’s simple denim-and-blouse combo. @adenorah TA MU Mc PHERSON Heritage houndstooth gets a very modern makeover in the form of this neon Mary Katrantzou coat. Tamu’s metallic extras balance out her bright colour-blocking. @tamumcpherson CHRISTENE BARBERICH Mother of Pearl’s brilliantly retro-verging-on-chintzy burgundy…

Photos : David Marquez 1 GREY MATTER Not quite grey and yet not quite nude (shall we call it grude?), Nails Inc Gel Effect Polish in Green Park Mews, £15, perches prettily in-between, making tips and toes look professionally preened and polished. nailsinc.com 2 WELL OILED Facial oil is the beauty equivalent of a goose down pillow: supremely comforting when skin feels needy. Crème de la Mer The Renewal Oil, £155, while undeniably an investment, lends a post-spa glow after a single use. cremedelamer.co.uk 3 ADORE DIOR The latest addition to Dior’s best-selling J’Adore franchise might be our favourite yet. Yes – feast your eyes (and then nose) on Touche de Parfum, £70, a truly decadent dry-oil fragrance designed to be dabbed onto pulse points for a waaay indulgent experience…

A GUILTLESS PUD If you're craving cold-weather comfort food, we highly recommend Rhythm 108's all-natural Apple Pie and Choco Walnut Brownie Dessert Bars, £1.50 each. Warm them in the oven for a minute for an indulgent pud that's sugar-, syrup- and (most importantly) remorse-free. Darker evenings offer an ideal excuse to invest in some neon notice-me kit. Safety first and all that! Perfect for reluctant workouts on chilly mornings, this is the next best thing to being under a duvet. Bra-within-a-bra technology gives sufficient support for high-impact workouts - in high-impact fluoro. Sweat-wicking fabric combined with mesh panels keep you just the right temperature on autumn runs. FIT FACE Who said make-up and workouts don't mix?These sweat-proof beauties don't budge, smudge or give you breakouts. SEA LEGS Struggling to get…

Photos: Channel 4 Pictures, Rex Features, Xposure Michaela Coel’s comedy began life on stage as Chewing Gum Dreams, a pacey monologue about a London estate. Now abbreviated to Chewing Gum, the TV incarnation is a revelation. So is Michaela. She plays Tracey, a 24-year-old virgin whose churchy sexual abstinence has been repressed so far it’s manifesting itself as nosebleeds. She is literally, to quote fellow Hackney estate idol Leona Lewis, ‘bleeding love’. Stuck in a celibate relationship with Ronald, preached at by her sister Cynthia and tantalised by the raucous sex-talk of her BFF Candice, Tracey’s brakes are about to come carousing off. In episode one of this vivid, original exploration of stilted adolescence, she gets gooey for the local estate poet, who trammels the familiar gangways of a 1930s…

AUTUMN IS WELL ANDTRULY UPON US and, as every fashion girl knows, this is the perfect excuse to rock out your luxury cashmere pieces. Think smart day dresses, cosy loungewear, cool beanie hats and the softest scarves. The catch? These kind of items can be really tricky to wash without shrinking or generally getting out of shape. Well, unless of course you seek help from the experts. Miele has put its 100 years of laundry experience to good use in creating the new W1 washing machine with wool-friendly features. Featuring CapDosing technology that’s exclusive to Miele and delivers proportioned dispensing of a specialist woollens detergent at the appropriate point in the washing cycle, using a single-use capsule. As if that wasn’t enough, this clever machine has a woollens programme that…

1 ARTY EYEWEAR Sunglasses, £340, Dolce & Gabbana at Sunglass Hut (sunglasshut.com). Inspired by their mama’s brocade, designers Domenico and Stefano know how to create a pair of standout sunnies. 2 KNOCKOUT KNEE-HIGHS Striped boots, £1,155, Valentino (valentino.com). These eye-catching knee-highs showcase this season’s soft colour palette – and just a few of the colour combinations to try. 3 HOT-TICKET TOP-HANDLE Structured bag, £450, Emporio Armani (armani.com). Put the practical carryall to one side for a moment, this delicate top-handle is just the ticket for channelling a girlish alter ego. 4 IT BLOUSE Ruffle shirt, £690, Miu Miu (net-a-porter.comnet-a-porter.com). This shirt is the street style photographer-magnet of the moment – guaranteed to turn heads regardless of their camera lenses. Worth every penny. › 5 PRINCESS PUFFA Coat, £1,680, Ermanno Scervino…

IN AN INDUSTRY fuelled by money and power, it’s all too easy to forget that fun – wit, entertainment and even a touch of madness – is a most precious commodity. And so: ‘Super-traditional fabrics mixed up into something totally contemporary and fun – that was the most important thing, to have that and to play with it,’ said long-time Prada design director Fabio zambernardi backstage immediately after this storied label’s show in Milan. The first lady of Italian fashion was absent due to a family bereavement but there was no question that her elegant presence informed every last detail of the collection in question. › In a season where vintage references are ubiquitous, this designer showed the rest of the world how, with the utmost refinement, that might best…

Photos: Getty BAGS, SHOES, belts and jewellery: no one could question the fact that these are all tried-and-tested accoutrements. But there's now a different add-on to provide extra newness. Find it in the form of sew-on, iron-on, pin-on or stick-on patches. While the concept has been around for decades, this season's are all about showcasing your sense of style humour. Use them to add personality to denim, update last year's cosy knitwear or plaster on to plain bags. You'll find plenty of niche patch purveyors online (Jess Warby on Etsy should be noted) but there's one new launch causing a real buzz in high fashion circles. Brit model Edie Campbell and her artist friend Christabel MacGreevy have designed the Itchy Scratchy Patchy range of LOL-able embroidered cartoon figures to apply…

Photos: Xposure Photos, Instagram FOR MOST OF MY ADULT LIFE , I’d rather have given a detailed description of my bowel movements than tell people how much I weighed. I’d rather have talked about my salary, political affiliations or amazed you with tales of my sex life. But not any more. Now, I’m happy to tell you how much I weigh: 95 kilos. A cool 15st. Stick that in your sandwich and eat it. I know. It’s a lot. But it’s all relative. I have huge boobs (a 34K, if you please!). I’m kind of tall. I have junk in my trunk. I am certainly a lot larger than pre-marriage and baby, when you’d have had to waterboard me to get my weight out (12st: this also sounds a lot…

Photos: Reuters, Rex Features WHEN KATIE HOLMES ‘blindsided’ Tom Cruise with divorce papers in June 2012, she walked away from their six-year marriage with sole custody of daughter Suri and a relatively small financial settlement – reportedly just child support. But three years on, Katie’s said to be preparing to face her ex-husband in court again. According to US reports, there’s a clause in the couple’s divorce that states she can only apply for increased financial support after three years, or if there’s been a substantial change in circumstances. And for Katie, 36, one of those major changes is said to be the lack of contact between Tom, 53, and Suri, nine, with some US reports claiming the actor hasn’t seen his daughter for more than two years. The insider…

PHOTOGRAPHS DAVID YEO A FEW WEEKS AGO, RITA ORA made headlines by announcing she undergoes weekly counselling sessions for an intense phobia of death. The terror is so pronounced, The X Factor judge confessed, it caused her to suffer panic attacks. I know where she’s coming from. This year, I found out I was at risk of the terrifyingly named ‘sudden adult death syndrome’ – the illness that causes otherwise fit and healthy people to suffer sudden cardiac arrests – as happened to footballer Fabrice Muamba. There is no warning, no time to get to hospital. Twelve young people die suddenly every week in the UK from undiagnosed heart conditions such as mine. And the most accurate projection doctors could give me was a six per cent chance of dropping…

CHARITABLE FUN IN STYLISH MILAN Photos: Rex Features, Splash News,Vantage News, Getty Images, Eyevine FAR AND AWAY WHAT amFAR Milano Gala WHER WHO Heidi Klum, Dakota Johnson, Michel Naomi Campbell One of t FashionW with guests raising £1 m forAIDS research.Up for grabs at the auction were a two-week holiday in the Maldives and an 1 1ft tall artwork of a snail that Heidi’s boyfriend Shhh! WHICH MALE MODEL HAS A REPUTATION AMONG EX-GIRLFRIENDS FOR BEING SUPER GRUMPY AND CONTROLLING? G R A Z I A L O V E D De b b i e H ar r y ’ s af t e r - di nn er pe r f o r m an ce G R A Z I A D R A N K Mo…

Main portrait : Terry Richardson/Art Partner Licensing. All other images courtesy of Uniqlo IT’S OVER 32°C and in the grand confines of the five-star Shangri-La Hotel, Paris, Carine Roitfeld casually reclines, clothed in a faux leather pencil skirt worn with a snug white tee, peeking out from under a shoulder-robed, leopard-print coat. Topped and tailed by a slip of black silk knotted around her neck and lace-up stilettos. And a jumper folded next to her, just in case. Carine, 60, remains the definition of cool in every sense of the word – just what you’d hope for from a brand ambassador showcasing an autumn/winter collection during a heatwave. Clearly, the signature sexpot look is in check (‘I wore this skirt because I know it fits me. This T-shirt because it…

THERE’S A FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING, RIGHT? That’s why, to celebrate the new Lot 700 series, Levi’s and Grazia have joined forces to create a unique ‘first time’ fashion challenge. Cue blogger and friend of Grazia, Megan Ellaby, who has been tasked by us and those lovely folk at Levi’s HQ to wear denim for 30 days straight – and try a whole host of new experiences along the way. From taking her chances on a pair of roller skates to eating a raw food diet, Megan has been a busy bee the last few weeks. This week Megan’s challenge is to go to the cinema alone, giving her the perfect opportunity to road-test two pairs of jeans from Levi’s Lot 700 series – the black 715 Bootcut and 721…

1. PRIME TIME Do. Not. Skip. Primer. The latest ones don’t just give your make-up longevity and create a soft-focus blur, they also address all kinds of skin annoyances, from large pores to redness. Best all-rounder: Soap & Glory One Heck Of A Blot Primer,, £10 (top). For the dry of face: Stila Aqua Glow Perfecting Primer, £20 (centre). For oily skin: Dior Pore Minimizer Skin Refining Matte Primer, £29 (bottom and above). For sensitive types: Cover FX Calming Primer, £29 2. EAU WOW ! The new water-weight foundations feel as light as H 2 O. This genius comes down to the clever suspension of teeny-tiny pigments in water – resulting in an ultra-light texture that melts into faces. ‘It’s like having a second skin, but an extremely perfect one,’…

PHOTOGRAPHS HAARALA HAMILTON ONE - POT SALMON Serves: 2 people Cooking time: 20 mins 300g small new potatoes, cut into 2 mm slices 1 courgette, cut into 0.5cm slices Fine salt and freshly ground black pepper 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil 2 x 170g salmon fillets, skin removed, washed and patted dry 1 lemon, cut into 0.25cm slices 12 cherry tomatoes 1. Preheat the oven to 200ºC (Fan 180ºC/ gas mark 6). 2. Cut four pieces of baking parchment into 35cm x 35cm squares. Place two pieces next to each other on the work surface. 3. Arrange half of the sliced potatoes and courgette in the middle of each square, season with salt and pepper and drizzle with olive oil. 4. Place a fish fillet on top, season the…

ZOE CRONIN Grazia’s deputy chief sub editor Jenny Lawson – aka The Bloggess – attempts to fight off depression and anxiety by being determinedly, furiously happy. This involves entertaining herself with taxidermied raccoon jockeys at 4am, dressing as a koala to hug an actual koala, going to couples’ therapy just to win an argument with her husband, and receiving a voodoo vagina through the post. Poignant, inspiring, occasionally revolting and very funny. RACHAEL SMITH Grazia’s picture intern A fantastic collection of bizarre thoughts and amusing anecdotes on living with mental illness, through the prism of Jenny’s lightheartedly dry world view. The laugh-out-loud moments from her life are totally relatable – after all there’s a little crazy in all of us. LUCY VINE Grazia’s acting features director If you like the…

WATCH LIVE Season 2 of Empire hits its audacious high-spot before the opening credits roll. Cookie, scene-stealing wife of Lucious Lyon, appears suspended over a ‘Free Lucious' benefit gig, caged, dressed as a gorilla.Then she delivers the kind of screaming polemic that puts Obama to shame. It's ridiculous, theatrical and has a point. Fashion fans will love the cutaway to US Vogue overlord, André LeonTalley, cussing Cookie's Gucci ensemble as ‘last season'. 9pm,Tuesday, E4 BINGE Artfully channelling Gone Girl through a home counties village GP, Suranne Jones is wronged woman Doctor Foster. It comes to its thrilling denouement on Wednesday, but if you haven't caught her quest to wreak solemn revenge on the rubbish husband who cheated on her, it'll have you hooked for a binge watch in no time.…

Tom Daley and his boyfriend Dustin Lance Black have announced their engagement. The Olympic medallist and his Oscar-winning screenwriter beau have been dating for two years – let’s hope they have lots of room on their mantelpiece for all their awards. Congrats guys! THERE MIGHT BE MORE of a vetting process next time Katy Perry pulls a fan up on stage. The singer was performing in Rio and brought a girl up from the crowd who began kissing Katy’s neck and hands, while clinging on to her like a limpet. At least the star-struck fan got a selfie with Katy – the only way to get her off the stage. THE ITALIAN CITY OF VERONA is set to host Intimissimi on Ice, the epic spectacle that merges ice-skating with fashion,…

Interview: Lottie Lumsden. Photos: Getty GEORGIA MAY JAGGER Model Who is your best friend My mum (Jerry Hall) because ? she's always there for me. When was the last time you were scared I like to scare ' ? was really scared myself was , I m weirdly into that. But the last time I at Universal Studios in when LA. I went on The Walking Dead ride I left imprints in my friend's arm. Who’s the last person you kissed My boyfriend Josh McLellan. ? would be bad, wouldn't it? If I said someone else that When did you last lose your temper? if When I'm a I bit had sick to get and up haven at 4am ' for work the other day. It's only t slept much…

Photos: Planet Rex Features, Eyevine ,Topstar Pictures, Corbis, Splash News, Reuters 1. UP ROB LOWE CoL can hardly remember a moment when our hearts/lust receptors did not belong, at least partially, to Rob. Jolly glad he’s back in You, Me And The 2. NON-MOVER JASON ORANGE Got caught, hanging out in the late London sun, leching after the ladies by a pap. If only CoL had been there to be leched at! If only! 3. NEW IN CECILE RICHARDS President of the US Planned Parenthood Federation, fighting the good fight to protect abortion rights in America. We salute you, lady. 4. NON-MOVER GIGI HADID Subject to some frankly inexplicable body-shaming last week. How anyone could look upon this woman without falling into a swoon, is quite beyond us. 5. NEW…

Photos: Press Association, Splash News, Instagram ONE MINUTE it's all Fourth of July barbecues and cuddling on a giant inflatable swan in a swimming pool, then… nothing. For a couple who so publicly declared their love - on and off social media - Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris have gone remarkably quiet. It's believed the music megastars are ‘on a break' from their whirlwind seven-month romance. ‘Talvin' haven't been pictured together for almost two months - the last time being 11 August, when they went out for dinner in Santa Monica - and Calvin, 31, hasn't mentioned ‘my girl' on social media since 3 July. ‘The relationship went from 0 to 60 in a matter of weeks,' said a source close to the couple. ‘So it was perhaps inevitable that…

Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans, Catwalking.com, Instagram/TamyGlauser MODELS TAMY GLAUSER , Ruth Bell, Kris Gottschalk, Lineisy Montero, BinxWalton, Isabella Emmack and, of course, twins Giulia and CamillaVenturini… welcome to the new generation of garçonnes whose lack of hair sets them apart in an era when long, tousled hair is the default model style. Seen everywhere this month - Givenchy, Louis Vuitton, Chloé, Gucci, Tod's,Versace - they are in hot demand. It's all because individuality is beauty's brand new meme - a trend that played out across all of the world's fashion capitals, with designers repeatedly briefing casting directors to book girls with personality. ‘I've noticed a huge difference in casting,' said Paul Hanlon, hair stylist at the Giamba show in Milan last week. ‘Here they wanted models to look like girls you…

CAN WE LIVE ON MARS NOW? So is The Martian actually a documentary? Last week, we got excited by news from NASA that there’s running water on Mars – so life could actually survive there. It’s good news for the Mars One project, which aims to have the first human settlement there by 2027. And if house prices don’t start coming down, it might be our only viable option. OUR LOVE-IN WITH CINDY CRAWFORD She’s the woman so sassy we want to wear her name on a sweatshirt. Cinders has been (beauty) spot on since the ’80s. But why the re-obsession? Well, aside from releasing her book, Becoming Cindy, and joining Taylor Swift’s Squad, she symbolises a bygone time of big blow-dries and even bigger dreams. Our very own Josh…

OUR PANEL LILY RUSSO Grazia’s fashion editor spends her days compiling our Fashion Charts and poring over pictures of the best dressed. Nothing gets past this dedicated shopper. ANGELA BUTTOLPH Grazia’s editor-at-large has an eagle eye for a fashion faux pas as much as she does for an It bag – beware fashionistas! @AngelaButtolph LILY ALLEN LILY SAYS: ‘Wearing my favourite Miu Miu collection of all time, it’s hard to fault Lily. I just would have chosen a more dainty pair of shoes.’ ANGELA SAYS: ‘It’s THAT Miu Miu blouse! Love this look on Lily, who can certainly do a full-blown catwalk look with confidence – yellow croc patent mini? Of course, the pink hair helps. For anyone else, a ruffled prairie shirt with jeans would be an excellent reality-check…

Edited by Hannah Almassi. Photos: Instagram. H&M: hm.com. JW Anderson: matchesfashion.com. Marques'Almeida: farfetch.com. River Island: riverisland.com. Uniqlo and Lemaire: uniqlo.com SMASH KNITS Where better to find early autumn wardrobe inspo than the best dressed of Instagram? Our faves have already embraced the season’s head-to-toe knits. Here’s how to be a #cosygirl with added oomph.…

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Photos: Karina Twiss . L'Oréal Paris : boots.com. Nexxus : harveynichols.com. Original & Mineral : uk.spacenk.com. Rahua : rahua.com/eu. Redken : redken.co.uk THE LOW PONYTAIL 1 Where we spotted it Where didn’t we? The pony was one of the key styles of the season but our faves were the simple , low-slung tails at Dior, Erdem and Derek Lam . 2Why we loved it Many cat walk hair trends don’t work in the real world but the humble pony is one we can all get behind. T his sleek, neck-hugging version gives your look an instant do se of understated polish. 3 Ways to wear it Blow-dry hair downwards, then run straightening irons over the surface to eliminate kinks. Brush into a low pony and tie with elastic. Wrap a…

Eve Snow: markandspencer.com. MAC: macosmetics.co.uk. Mavala: John Lewis. NAILED IT Milan took a (brief) break from an abundance of nude nails when these incredible holographic tips caused a fashion frenzy at Giamba. ‘I’m applying high-shine electric-coloured foils on to the models’ natural nails,’ explained manicurist Keri Blair. ‘You needn’t worry too much about placement – they don’t need to be perfect.’ Recreate the look with WAH London The Nail Edit Liquid Metal Kit, £23. SELFIE INDULGENT We hereby crown model-of-the-moment Stella Maxwell this season’s selfie queen. Her secret? ‘It’s all about the angle,’ she told us while snapping this pic at DSquared2. LASH OVERLOAD Fluttering lashes are back for next summer and bigger and better than ever. Our favourite incarnation arrived at Marni. ‘It's the first time in 18 years…

Photos: Henri Cartier-Bresson: Magnum Photos, courtesy of Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson; Getty Images 1 DECISIVE MOMENTS Henri Cartier-Bresson's mastery of the ‘candid' camera made him one of the most influential photographic talents of the 20th century. Witness his startlingly timeless reportage.Till 29 Oct,The Fine Art Society, LondonW1 2 SICARIO Following her tough turn in Edge Of Tomorrow, Emily Blunt is back in the boys' sandpit, as an idealistic FBI agent tackling drugs crime on the US-Mexico border. In cinemas Thursday 3 SUFFRAGETTE Carey Mulligan is quietly heartbreaking as the laundry worker and mum who gets caught up in the women's suffrage movement. In cinemas Monday 4 SELENA’S REVIVAL Good For You is stuck in our heads and we loved her fash week looks, so we're revved up for Ms Gomez's grown-up…

£129, utilitydesign.co.uk WHO LIVES HERE? Architect Marion Collard (marioncollard.com), her husband Guillaume and their young daugher, Amber. Where is it? In Paris. The couple rent the two-bedroom period apartment, which they decorated in just a couple of weeks before Amber was born. They went for white walls to accentuate the light and then filled it with an eclectic range of stuff. ‘I like to mix objects, styles and textures,’ says Marion. ‘Polished wood with rough, crushed velvet with vintage... Things that are not connected but which together tell a story.’ £1,695, loaf.com £13.95, coastalhome.co.uk Architect Marion Collard’s Parisian apartment is rented, but that doesn’t mean it’s short on style. Her eclectic mix of vintage finds and super-modern accessories – plus some clever budget ideas – has created the perfect casual-cool…

STRAIGHT TALKING I have just read Why are women afraid of being scary at work? (5 October) and wanted to say what a wonderful article it is! For years I have been described as ‘scary’, yet I am simply direct. I also know that I’ve never scared anyone else who is strong! I agree it’s a tough world out there and we need to nurture women to be strong, and unapologetic for it, if they are not already. Emma I was told I was too strong and powerful in my role at work by a senior colleague who I confronted over his sexist remarks about a decision I made. Just as Emma Barnett described how she made a colleague cry by challenging his actions, it’s often the case that people…

Photo: Antoine Harinthe/Mondadori LIBRA 24 Sept Ð 23 Oct Expect tussles with loved ones or friends as the Sun in your sign battles Pluto. But don’t despair of finding solutions that suit everyone. The trick is to be firm but fair and avoid any hint of being a control freak. Within days, you’ll feel the impact of the Sun challenging Uranus, encouraging you to thrash out an issue with the person closest to you. You may not like their response, but it will prove highly beneficial. SCORPIO 24 Oct Ð 22 Nov The need to budget carefully might not sit easily with you at first. But, little by little, you’ll come to realise you’re not free to pamper yourself in the way that you might like to. Instead, you’ll have…