Table of contents for Issue 622 in Grazia

Photo: Arved Colvin-Smith Over the last year, our inbox has been bulging with letters about the rising sense of anxiety and pressure many of you feel. This is something that Heads Together, the charity launched by Prince Harry and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, is addressing, drawing together people from all walks of life who’ve experienced mental health issues. One figurehead is supermodel Adwoa Aboah, whose career couldn’t be brighter right now. But scratch the surface and, as she reveals on page 56, it’s a very different story. Her openness about her suicide attempt makes for tough reading but, as Adwoa herself points out, it’s a conversation we need to have. Women’s pay is back on our radar, as we talk to Women and Equalities Minister Justine Greening (page…

 PRINCE HARRY ISN’T KNOWN for his rigid adherence to royal protocol (see: dancing naked in Vegas). But even by his own unorthodox standards, he’s defying all precedents in his relationship with American actor Meghan Markle – and it’s moving forward at breakneck speed. “MEGHAN HAS SPENT TIME MAKING HARRY’S APARTMENT FEEL LIKE HOME” In November, mere months into their fledgling romance, the prince took the unusual move of issuing a statement confirming his relationship with Meghan and warning the media against harassing her – inviting breathless speculation that an engagement was on the cards. Then, last week, came a report that he was renovating an apartment at Kensington Palace for the couple to move into. However, when approached by Grazia , this was swiftly denied by a royal aide, who…

WHERE’S TAYLOR SWIFT? That was the question echoing around the darker recesses of the internet last week, as fans of the singer threatened to report her as a missing person. Having been omnipresent in 2016, in recent months Taylor has become more elusive than Donald Trump’s tax return. Unusually, she hasn’t been papped since January, and hasn’t posted a candid Instagram picture since October, causing widespread(ish) concern about her whereabouts. Here, we offer three theories about her mysterious disappearance... SHE’S DOING AN ‘ED SHEERAN’ Last month, Ed Sheeran’s album ‘÷’ broke Spotify streaming records, and filled an unprecedented nine slots in the UK singles chart Top 10. His chart dominance followed a ‘gap year’, where he retreated from the spotlight (bar an unfortunate incident with Princess Beatrice and a sword)…

Photos: Getty Images, Rex Features Last week, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson announced he is ‘banning manels’, which sounds a bit, I dunno: racist? Bad for the environment? Or something they do at Eton, but you have to be posh to understand why it is absolute jokes? In fact, it’s none of those; it’s about upping the representation of women in the political sphere. ‘Manels’ is Boris’s name for all-male Foreign Office panels, which, he’s decided, are definitely a bad idea. He is definitely right. Women are, you know, here; we are also, I’m reasonably sure, useful, with a perspective on the world that differs from the chaps’. Allowing more of us some influence might be considered smart. Unless having a female PM means the ladies are covered now? Yeah, no;…

TOPSHOP UNIQUE ‘OCTOBER 3RD, 2014.’ Adwoa Aboah, the 24-year-old model du jour, doesn’t miss a beat as she states the date she attempted to kill herself. ‘It wasn’t romantic or dramatic like a soap opera or film. It was bleak, it was silent… But it was also a really normal day. Which is why it was even more terrifying.’ Recalling that life-changing moment and the years of depression, addiction and bipolar that preceded it, Adwoa’s deep gravelly voice is matter-of-fact. There are no histrionics, no moments of breaking down, no veiled petition for pity… In fact, her voice is no different to the pitch she adopted earlier when we discussed our multiple ear piercings. It is this resolve to normalise the discussion around mental health that has inspired her to…

Fashion: Polly Knight. Photograph: Sam Copeland HOW TO BE IN FASHION NOW ACCESSORISE LIKE AN EDITOR Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans, Catwalking.com HOW TO BE IN FASHION NOW SO SLOUCHY Edited by Polly Knight…

Edited by Polly Knight. Photos: Catwalking.com, Getty Images Jumpsuits in neutral colours or denim play into the utilitarian trend. As for the styling, well, it’s all about your accessories. For day, roll up the legs and layer over a logo tee. For evening, add a statement earring and nip it in at the waist. And come your summer hols, team your jumpsuit with trusty espadrilles and a pair of retro sunnies.…

C THE DIFFERENCE Immune superstar Altrient C, £34.95 (30 sachets) contains 1000mg of vitamin C and, crucially, 98% of the goodies are absorbed by your body. It's also proven to greatly improve the skin's elasticity, plus Suki W and Gwyneth are fans. We're sold. Photos: Alamy, Instagram/@sweatybetty, Marco Vittur. Altrient C: abundanceandhealth.com . French Connection: selfridges.com . O'Neill: oneill.com . Sàpopa: selfridges.com . Sweaty Betty: sweatybetty.com . Virgin Active: virginactive.co.uk BEACH COMBING Swim and surf brand O'Neill's snazzy new activewear collection, from £29.99, is made entirely from beach plastics that are recycled into quick-drying fabrics. Clearing the shorelines of rubbish a nd dressing the bods that frequent them - we're into it. HIT RESET Yoga isn’t all about tying your body in knots in front of a spectacular sunset. Patrick…

Photos: Scope Beauty. *For terms and conditions see bauerlegal.co.uk/competition-terms .html THINK YOU’VE GOT A BOOK IN YOU, JUST WAITING TO BE UNLEASHED? This could be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for. The Grazia and Baileys Women’s Prize for Fiction First Chapter competition, now in its seventh year, is on the lookout for exciting new literary talent once more. Reading your entries is always something we look forward to, and we can’t wait to see your creative efforts this year. It could be your first step to making your way on to our bookshelves! Helping us find a new female writing star this time around is Maggie O’Farrell, author of seven acclaimed novels (most recently This Must Be The Place ) and a memoir. Maggie has written the opening paragraph of…

WE LOVE YOU, BABY Jodie’s 19. Stephen’s 22. They’re friends with benefits. Then Jodie finds out she’s pregnant and is referred to the Liverpool Women’s Hospital. Sounds like a drama, right? Wrong. One Born Every Minute has provided some of the best dramatic incidents on TV of the last few years. We never give this show enough love. Consider this an apology. Begins Tuesday, Channel 4, 9pm TRIP OR STUMBLE? Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon’s wry culinary travelogue makes a left turn in The Trip To Spain. The two comedians swap the drudgery of their domestic life for bantz over luxury lunches.They bicker in fancy motors. They do funny voices. Antipathy underpins their bromance, one recognisably seated in their towering egos. Some people love this show. I see it as…

Photos: Xposure Photos, Getty Images ‘MY GUILTY SECRET? BINGE-WATCHING EX ON THE BEACH ’ JOURDAN DUNN, 26 We ask the model to take an exclusive selfie and reveal all Who is your best friend? My mum Dee. I have always had such a great relationship with her. She’s someone I can tell everything to. What’s your biggest regret? I don’t believe in regrets. You have to think: ‘That’s part of my journey,’ and look back and laugh. I try to learn from it. What’s your biggest extravagance? I took my whole family to Barbados for Christmas and New Year. It was our first holiday together in seven years. There was a butler and a cook. It was a lot but well worth it. When was the last…

1.TEEN SPIRIT Shirt, £460, and trousers, £400, both Sharon Wauchob (0800 123400). Faded florals and an XXL silhouette give a grown-up grunge feel to these PJstyle separates. 2.TRUE BLUE Jeans, £150, Diesel (selfridges.com). Channel Jane Birkin and pair these wide-leg beauties with a crisp white tee and basket bag for a little of that insouciant French style. 3.DESIGNER COLLAB Dress, £65, Studio by Preen (debenhams.com). This kimono-style dress is the perfect addition to your wardrobe. Wear now with a biker jacket and boots, and flat sandals come summer. 4.CLICK TO BUY Sandals, £24.99, Ego (ego.co.uk.) . Fabulously fluffy and pearl embellished, more is more when it comes to these must-have slides. 5.IT BAG ALERT Bag, £560, Tory Burch (020 7495 7723). In celebration of the opening of the new Regent…

IT’S AS RELIABLE as the clocks going forward – one day in spring, you wake up, open your wardrobe, and hate everything. Suddenly, your favourite knits look pile-y, your jeans feel wrong and the thought of putting your foot into an ankle boot again is intolerable. On days like this, even hardy fashion editors can be found sobbing into a clog. Which is why we’ve come up with a seven-step swap-arama, guaranteed to steer you safely (and stylishly) from winter into spring. Go go go! SWAP FUNNEL NECKS FOR STATEMENT SLEEVES We know, we’re loath to part from our roll necks, too. But look… frills and bows and puff sleeves! SWAP ANKLE BOOTS FOR CLOSED-TOE MULES Because cold toes are a no-go, and well, we haven’t had our spring pedi…

Photos: Barcroft Media, Getty, Pacific Coast News, Instagram.com/taniathomas Gallagher are already fixtures at Isabel’s Noel MOVE OVER CHILTERN FIREHOUSE, forgetaboutit Sexy Fish, there’s a new It destination that the A-list are flocking to. These days, anyone who’s anyone – Cara Delevingne, Sienna Miller, R-Patz, Noel Gallagher and Lottie Moss, to name a few – can be found hanging out at restaurant-bar-club Isabel in the heart of London’s Mayfair. Why? Well, it helps that the waiting staff wear custom-made ruffled jumpsuits and off-the-shoulder dresses by Colombian designer Johanna Ortiz. (When the hostess’s look can be replicated on Net-A-Porter, you know they’re not messing around.) Meanwhile, the guests look equally delectable – thanks to 300 polished brass lamps designed to enhance skin tones. After all, why settle for strip lighting when you…

HAVE YOU EVER HAD A ‘ROMANTIC’ mini-break go so hideously wrong that you fly home in seats at opposite ends of the plane? I have. But, after spending three intense days with a guy I had previously only been on four dates with, I’d recommend a ‘hyperbreak’ to anyone as the best litmus test for a new relationship. Chris* and I met on dating app Bumble and I’d felt an initial flurry of excitement – he seemed cool, interesting and nice . We’d been seeing each other for a couple of weeks when I mentioned an upcoming trip to Paris to visit my friend, Lizzy* . I’d booked it weeks earlier – building work in my flat meant I was at a loose end, and my landlord had sorted me…

BELT UP Top styling tip for right now: whatever you’re wearing, put a corset on it. SECOND SKIN OK, we know they are extreme but, oh boy, we love them. Thigh-high boots – definitely not for the faint-hearted. GOOD SPORT How to do spring’s top trends in one hit? This supersize drawstring bag in hot red. THE RIGHT KIND OF SHADE Logos, block colours, pearl-embellished, cat’s-eye – your need-to-know spec styles. Fashion assistant: Jessica Skeete-Cross. Photographer’s assistant: George Eyres. Casting: Holly Scott Lidgett. Hair: Sofia Sjoo at Stella Creative Artists using Paul Mitchell. Make-up: Afton Radojicic at Stella Creative Artists using Chanel Rouge Coco Gloss and Chanel Hydra Beauty Micro Cream. Model: Magda Laguinge at Next Bags: multicoloured, £165, Longchamp ( uk.longchamp.com ); silver, £90, Aspinal of London ( aspinalof…

Photos: Jason Lloyd Evans, Marco Vittur. Burberry: uk.burberry.com. Elizabeth Arden: elizabetharden.co.uk. Rimmel: boots.com. Topshop: topshop.co.uk. Spectrum A14: spectrumcollections.com MODERN ROCKER Where we spotted it At Elie Saab, where make-up artist Tom Pecheux created yet another magical make-up moment. Why we loved it Tom described this look as ‘cool, sexy and rock’n’roll’ and, frankly, we want to wear it every single day. Ways to wear it Break it down: bronze cheeks and a speckle of highlight on the inner corners of the eyes inject cool. Glossy lips and lashings of mascara = sexy. Smudge your winged liner with a brush to lend some rock’n’roll.…

Giorgio Beverly Hills, 1981, £45 The ultimate white-flower scent for Rodeo Drive’s swankiest ladies, this was diffused into US departments stores and was banned in restaurants for being too strong. theper fumeshop.com Calvin Klein Obsession, 1985, £40 An erotic melting pot of oriental spices, resinous woods and musk. ‘Obession was about insanity, not just my own,’ said Calvin Klein. ‘It was society’s obsession with work and love.’ boot s.com Christian Dior Poison, 1985, £87 When everyone else was doing powdery orientals, Dior launched this heady compote of honey, red berries and tuberose in an iconic dark purple sphere akin to forbidden fruit. dior.com Guerlain Samsara, 1989, from £43 Utterly bewitching, this sensual Jean-Paul Guerlain creation took the most hypnotic flowers (narcissus, jasmine) and swirled them together with notes of vanilla…

CHICORY AND SAGE SALAD Serves 2 Preparation and cooking time: 15 minutes 3 whole oranges Handful of sultanas 1 red onion 2 heads of chicory 1 tbsp good quality olive oil Sea salt and black pepper Squeeze of ¼ lemon 6 small ‘baby’ sage leaves 1 To start, squeeze one orange. Place the juice in a small saucepan and bring to the boil. Add the sultanas and immediately remove from the heat. Leave to soak for five minutes or so, then drain. 2 While the sultanas are soaking, cut the tops and bottoms off two oranges, then glide your knife between the skin and the flesh all around each one, to remove the skin and pith. Once removed, slice the orange into rounds just under 1cm wide. Layer them on…

Maggie O’Farrell has started the story titled Always The Quiet Ones; now it’s up to you to finish the chapter… I was in bed with the viola teacher for what turned out to be the last time, when the doorbell rang. We had moved on to talking about exam pieces, certain pupils of his, whether my daughter would need a new bow soon. He was smoking a cigarette; he would give up soon, he said, inhaling and closing his eyes, his rosin-smelling fingers laced into mine. A languid, hirsute, dishevelled man, he had a habit of leaving the ends of sentences unsaid, of always tripping over the bedroom rug, of walking about the house, barefoot, examining the photos on the walls with forensic zeal.…

Photos: Rex, Shaun Webb, Capital Pictures RHIANNON EVANS Grazia’s commissioning and special projects editor ★★★✩✩ Judith – the art-dealing murderess of last summer’s Maestra – is back with a vengeance. If you loved the first book, and all the namedropping, sex, fashion and descriptions of the geography of European high life, you’ll love this. For me, it got a bit too dense, my mind wandered and the climax frustrated rather than tantalised. JESS SPIRING Grazia’s acting deputy editor ★★✩✩✩ Protagonist Judith is just as irritating second time around – dropping designer names like they’re, er, going out of fashion (‘I carried my punched-leather Alaïa sandals barefoot down the stairs’) and other general facepalm-worthy nonsense (‘I like to live on the edge where carbohydrates are concerned’). But it was her sexploits…

WAR CHILDREN At a time of stories of celebs fighting over child custody, thank you for the reminder of the grave plight of child refugees from war (10 Hot Stories, 27 March). The Syrian humanitarian crisis has escalated in the last five years to the worst the world has seen since World War II, ie while the Tories have been in government. Last May, David Cameron pledged to take in 700 unaccompanied child refugees per year (3,000 by 2020) who have made it out of the war and to Europe – a pledge that has been broken not one year later. Lest we forget, only Syrian or Sudanese unaccompanied minors without family in the UK fulfil the Home Office guidelines so those from wars in Afghanistan or Yemen are barred.…

Photo: Fred Meylan/Mondadori Photo ARIES 21 Mar – 20 Apr If you’re not careful, you could get yourself into all sorts of scrapes when it comes to people who see you as someone who’s striving to be all-powerful. True, you can be assertive. And Pluto’s connection to Mars suggests you’ll be inclined to seize control of situations that you know could be made profitable and productive. But you must do so in a way that shows that you can also be collaborative, caring and considerate. TAURUS 21 Apr – 21 May Having entered your sign, Mercury is about to begin another of its retrograde phases. So try to present yourself as articulate, thoughtful and focused, as you encounter some rather influential people. It would be all…

1. UP THANDIE NEWTON Not having the very funnest of times in the new series of Line Of Duty, but heavens, she is wonder ful to look at. 2. NEW IN THE FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR INSTAGRAM Shared last week, thereby sending the internet into a frenzy of speculation over a possible reboot. We can still do the rap, of course. 3. NON-MOVER GOS LING In double denim (aka the Canadian Tuxedo, which is extra legit, cos he actually is Canadian), promoting the new Blade Runner in Vegas, reducing us to Goslin’-lovin’ mushballs. 4. UP LEX SHRAPNEL Whom we attempted to honour, CoL-before-last, for his work in Prime Suspect 73 only we got his pic wrong (he’s near right here). Lex: take this, with our apologies, esteem, and (obviously )…

 LAST WEEK, JOHN ‘THE PLAYER’ MAYER – he who called Jessica Simpson ‘sexual napalm’ and dumped Jennifer Aniston for the second time, then held a press conference outside his gym – claimed that his new single is about missing Katy Perry. ‘Who else would I be thinking about?’ he said to The New York Times . Having dated on and off from 2012 to 2015 (she also recently dated, then split from Orlando Bloom), speculation is now rife that another reunion is on the cards for the pair. “For a lot of women, ‘ just sex’ is a crime far less heinous than finding emotional solace in the arms of another” And Katy’s not the only one weighing up a risky return. Hillary Clinton’s right-hand woman Huma Abedin was last…

PALOMA FAITH “‘We both love gritty British films so, to celebrate them, we shot this in my assistant’s brother’s back garden in Southampton. That’s her family styled up in the background. Paloma’s such a great actress so I told her to just blend in. It’s all high-end clobber, but it fits. It’s really important in my work that the fashion is believable.’” HUGH HEFNER ‘Hef is superstar-busy, so I asked his PR if he could sit with a bunny. They said they had loads in the mansion but to not ask in advance in case he changed his mind. So, we had these two staff members hiding with two bunnies while I did a few shots of him with the girls. We got him to hold it for literally five…

ZENDAYA CHARLIE SAYS: If Dolce & Gabbana did Cupcake Surprise Dolls... And really, why should Barbie be the only one making a comeback? ★★★★✩ EMILY SAYS: Dreamy Zendaya’s conjuring Talented Mr Ripley summers on the Italian coast in this sultry Dolce dress. That corsetry may inhibit peak pasta consumption, however. ★★★★✩ YOU SAY : A beaut Dolce & Gabbana combo. Serving Sophia Loren vibes. ★★★★★ @STEPHANIEDJL ELIZABETH BANKS CHARLIE SAYS: Wowza! The sequins, the v deep V, the harem-pant ruching – did I say wowza? Sure, it’s a bottle short of a genie, but it’s also tremendously jolly. At least she didn’t chicken out. ★★✩✩✩ EMILY SAYS: It’s not every girl who can pull off a cornflower sequinned drape around the saddlebags, but those sharp shoulders, cinched belt and…

.Photos: Dave Benett, Getty Images FROM ANOTHER BASH TO A FASH HAPPENING MUSO MUSINGS WHAT Another Man S/S ’17 launch WHERE Park Chinois, London WHO Sienna Miller, Jade Jagger To Mayfair, where Kate Moss’s ex Jefferson Hack hosted a dinner to celebrate the latest issue of Another Man . Sienna Miller and sister Savannah raised eyebrows, giggling throughout with Jade Jagger, while Jarvis Cocker, Faris Badwan and Paul Simonon of The Clash swapped music picks. GRAZIA ATE Steamed wild sea bass, soft shell crab GRAZIA DRANK Cïroc vodka cocktails GEIGER COUNTS WHAT Kurt Geiger dinner WHERE 5 Hertford Street, London WHO Edie Campbell, Amber Le Bon We waded past a sea of Kurt Geiger bags to sit down for gin cocktails with Edie Campbell. The toast? Her new S/S ’17…

1 COSMIC DESIGNERS HAVE US FEELING STARRY-EYED OVER THESE CELESTIAL BEAUTIES 2 CRYSTAL BIGGER IS DEFINITELY BETTER FOR THESE JEWELLED SHOULDER-SWEEPERS 3 SCULPTURAL ARCHITECTURAL SHAPES = STATEMENT-MAKING EARRINGS Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans 4 SIGNATURE WEAR YOUR INITIALS ON YOUR EARS, FINGERS AND WRISTS FOR TOTALLY PERSONAL STYLE…

Photos: Marco Vittur 1. LIP SERVICE Arriving in an orchid-esque shade, Urban Decay Vice Liquid Lipstick in Crank, £15.50, isn’t for the faint-hearted. However, we like to think that bright lippy is synonymous with an excellent mood, so swipe it on with abandon and inspire some cheer. urbandecay.co.uk 2. COLOUR KEEPER Giving a whole new meaning to two-in-one, Redken Color Extend Magnetics Mega Mask, £23, comprises a mask and booster formula to super-charge its efficacy. Both are dispensed simultaneously, and packed with amino ions to make your colour last longer. redken.co.uk 3. BRONZE MEDAL Baring all is a daunting prospect at the start of summer. Here to soften the blow is St Tropez Instant Tan Finishing Gloss, £12. Sweep it on for instant shine and glow, then wash off when…

Photos: MarcoVittur, Shutterstock. Common Good: commongoodandco.com . L:A Bruket: libertylondon.com . L'Atelier du Vin: conranshop.co.uk . L'Eaundry: leaundry.com . The Laundress: thelaundress.com . Mrs White: roullierwhite.com Murchison-Hume: Murchison-hume.com . Tangent GC: blancclean.com . TINCTURE: tincturelondon.com We love the 100% natural British brand TINCTURE. Try Iona Washing Up, £7.50, which is enriched with Norfolk chamomile and botanical oils to maintain healthy skin. L:A Bruket’s Sandalwood Wool and Cashmere Detergent, £24.50, makes delicates smell divine and protects their fibres too. Lanolin reduces wear, retaining sheen and colour. Achieve your glossiest glassware yet with L’Atelier du Vin’s clever Ceramic Cleansing Balls, £12. Tip them in, swish round with warm water and ting! Sparkling! Chopping boards harbour 200% more bacteria than loo seats. So reach for Mrs White’s Clean Cut, £15, an antibacterial board…

When it debuted last year, Baz Luhrmann’s pacy early hip-hop history The Get Down felt a bit like a cartoon sprung to life. For genre purists, a director still most famous for his camp ’90s fantasias (Strictly Ballroom, Romeo + Juliet) felt like an odd choice to throw $120 million at to storify the seedlings of a revolutionary music and style culture rooted in black resourcefulness, aspiration and escape. For the opening half of his first season, there was a real feeling that Luhrmann secretly wanted to be filming the history of disco instead, dousing hip-hop’s gestation with a glittery fairy dust at odds with some of his storytelling responsibility. This was not the culture that would beget Public Enemy, N.W.A or even Salt-N-Pepa, it was the creation myth for…

1 IMELDA MAY: LIFE LOVE FLESH BLOOD The Irish singer is back with her fifth album, a new look and a new sound, influenced by the breakdown of her marriage, mentor Bono and collaborators Jeff Beck and Jools Holland. Out Friday 2 MAD TO BE NORMAL David Tennant stars as RD Laing, the ’60s psychiatrist who had a revolutionary take on mental health treatment. Out Thursday 3 THE PHILANTHROPIST A biting ‘bourgeois’ comedy following 24 hours in the lives of a group of young academics, this Simon Callow-directed production’s stars include Lily Cole and Charlotte Ritchie. 3 April-22 July, Trafalgar Studios, London 4 I AM NOT YOUR NEGRO Narrated by Samuel L Jackson, this documentary is based on James Baldwin’s novel, Remember This House, about friends Medgar Evers, Malcolm X…

NICE TRY I think that trying to view nice in absolutes is being too hard on ourselves (10 Hot Stories, 27 March). I have been called ‘nice’, even to the point of being a pushover in certain situations. However, no matter how much I remember to smile and say please and thank you, my niceness has a limit. Maybe nice is too broad a word. Someone who doesn’t cheat in relationships but is rude to waiting staff is nice on one level, but not so nice on another. And vice versa. Sometimes niceness can just be for self-promotion, while maybe all of us are conditionally nice. Anyone in the right situation can be ‘nice’ and anyone on a bad day can be rude. Give me enough sleep and food, and…

If you’re planning a bank holiday escape to the sun, get your new swimwear fix at Debenhams. With a staggering 570 styles to choose from, it’s no wonder the high street giant has cornered the market – its share of the UK’s £256m swimwear market is 8.6% – or £22m a year. Our pick? This plunge-front one-piece (and the yacht to match, ta). IT’S FINALLY HAPPENED! After months of frenzied speculation – first about her pregnancy, then her due date – Cheryl has given birth to a baby boy. He’s yet to be named but apparently looks ‘like a dream’ and is ‘already capturing hearts’. New dad Liam Payne, who Cheryl started dating a year ago, added, ‘Cheryl has really made my dreams come true.’ FOR A/W ’17, GIVENCHY has…