Table of contents for Issue 646 in Grazia

For cover credits, see p21 25 September 2017 Halima Aden. Lauren Hutton. Hilary Rhoda. Our three cover stars are some of the most influential women in fashion right now. For who else has done for Muslim women what Halima has? Who else, like Lauren, has been killing it in front of the camera (and on the catwalk) for 50 years? And who, like Hilary, is proving that at 30 you can still be as in-demand as Gigi? These three women show how much fashion is changing – for the better. But there is still so much further to go. In 2016, we were the first British fashion magazine to put Ashley Graham on the cover. Have we stuck to our guns and featured enough diverse body shapes since? No. And…

THE BIANNUAL fashion month tour is now well underway, with the world’s leading designers and powerhouse luxury brands setting the agenda for what we’ll all want to wear come spring. And want is definitely the right word, as the catwalk collections inevitably pose a familiar dilemma: we love the clothes, but shriek ‘you whaat?’ at their high price tags. Well, allow us to give you some good news. While the runways might be heaving with expensive luxury kit, the high street is showing off its own high fashion credentials – poised to unleash a pack of seriously stylish designer collaborations. Matching some of London’s most exciting designers with established high-street brands, these collabs remain true to the DNA of each designer (no lazy dilutions here), while honouring the culture and…

I SPENT THREE MONTHS LIVING OFF SAVINGS AND BEING SCHOOLED BY PEOPLE 15 YEARS YOUNGER Spectator intern, 48: you're never too old to hack it HAVING THE TIME OF HER LIFE AS AN INTERN - AT 48 ENDLESS PHOTOCOPYING, making cups of tea and dishing out the mail. All standard jobs for the new ‘workie’ at a PR company. Except Namuli Katumba wasn’t a green-and-keen young graduate looking for her first step on the career ladder. She was 34, and had just left a high-powered, well-paid job in IT. ‘I did have days where I needed to remind myself, “Come on, this isn’t a mundane task, it’s helping them to help you to learn about this industry,”’ admits Namuli, now 35, from Buckinghamshire. ‘I didn’t reveal my age…

Photos: PA, Rex Features My first thought, on learning that nuclear-tinged tensions are growing between the countries governed by Man Baby Trump and Man Baby Kim Jong-un, was: this shiz again? Really? I spent the first half of the 1980s convinced I was about to be nuked to smithereens by Russia. I would lie awake in my little girl’s bed, ears straining for the moan of attack sirens; I’d read Raymond Briggs’ When The Wind Blows, over and over, weeping liberally. I joined CND at 11, went door-to-door canvassing on its behalf, much to the hilarity of the other girls in my school who thought I was a dick. Perhaps I was. But I was a dick with convictions. Point is: I’ve already put the hours in worrying I’m about…

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SEPTEMBER THE SURPRISE SUIT This month buy a vivid trouser suit. Make it count in one head-to-toe hue or bold stripes. OCTOBER THE ALPINE KNIT Put the queen of sweaters on your October buy list. Then wear it with plaids. NOVEMBER THE CHECK-IT-OUT COAT Make your big season investment one of these not-so-classic coats. DECEMBER Photos: Catwalking.com, Frenchy Style/Alexandra Chalaud/Blaublut-Edition.com THE WINTER S SH HIIR RT TD DRESS Wear Wear your your shir shirtdress t over trousers trousers – – it it’’s s your yo versatile winter winter--to to--spring spr piece. S ST TY YLE N NO OTE: Ref Refer erence VB and and uunbutton from from the waist waist down ffor or a a relaxe relaxed l ed ffeel eel. .…

EYELINER UPDATE Forget perfectly pointed flicks – at least for now. The spring runways dictate our eyeliner takes on a different form. At Tom Ford, make-up pro Pat McGrath swapped sharp liner wings for a rounder outer edge in glistening graphite, while at Jason Wu tthe same form came in in mil military green via fface ace pain painter Yadim. ACE OF BASE Every beauty look requires a clean, well-nourished canvas. Meet the skin preppers we saw backstage in New York: Bioderma Sensibio H2 O, £10.80, Caudalie Beauty Elixir, £6, and NARSskin Luminous Moisture Cream, £43. GLLIIT T T TEER R BUG Jeremy Scott’s girls were an expensive bunch. Crystals were placed along lower lash lines to create a gleaming under-liner, while NY manicurist Miss Pop dealt out neon nails in…

WELL DEFINED Hula-hooping was always my childhood party trick. Now’s the time to revisit that skill, in the quest for a trim waist and rock-hard abs. Hula-hooping champion and world record holder Marawa The Amazing teaches hooping classes and workshops all over London set to banging carnival beats, from £12. Or you can learn from the comfort of your own home via a series of online tutorials on Marawa’s YouTube channel (youtube.com/user/ marawacup) which will take you through all the moves you need. In a matter of weeks your abs will feel stronger and your waist more defined. I’m convinced it’s helped me with my posture, too. WELL RESEARCHED TEA TIME With flu season fast approaching, we’ve heralded the news that drinking tea might help fend off the nasties. A recent…

Additional photos: Alamy TASTE TREND I HEART HOUMOUS In Tel Aviv, I learnt how to make the ultimate houmous - rich and creamy, served in a bowl for one as a meal with different toppings and a spoon to tuck in. It's so easy to nail: soft-boiled chickpeas, blended until smooth with a splash of the chickpea boiling water, garlic, lemon juice, thick tahini and salt. No oil - that goes on later. Experiment with toppings, from herbs to pickles and even poached eggs.…

1. HIGH-STREET FIND Jumper, £49.99, Zara (zara.com). Knitwear has never been an afterthought for me; it’s a certified staple in my winter wardrobe. But with a closet full of sleek knits already, I can’t wait to add this attention-grabbing sweater with its fluffy contrast cuffs. 2. REPEAT OFFENDER Dress, £1,500, Luisa Beccaria (matchesfashion.com). As a year-round dress addict, I’m something of an expert, and this velvet midi – complete with femme fatale plunging neckline – is pitch perfect. 3. CATWALK INSPO Nina Ricci (ninaricci.com). A coat has to be the gatekeeper of your winter wardrobe, and this exquisitely tailored, ankle-skimming houndstooth beauty is the one for me. 4. LUST-AFTER ACCESSORY Bag, £1,895, Loewe (matchesfashion.com). The ultimate ‘do it all’ tote; you can fold it, zip it, carry it or sling…

Photos: Flynet, Splash News SHE’S BEEN ENGAGED twice but never married - will it be third time lucky for Sienna Miller? That was the question circling last week after the actor was spotted with what looked suspiciously like an engagement ring on her left hand, sparking speculation that she was preparing to wed her boyfriend of over a year, director Bennett Miller. However, according to one source, the truth is more sedate. ‘Sienna and Bennett are super loved-up but there's no engagement. The ring is a prop which Sienna wears during Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, and she forgot to remove it when she left the theatre. She was mortified by all the fuss it caused. It's not out of the question that they would marry, but it's early…

Photos: Backgrid, Rex Features, Getty Images PICTURED LAST WEEK, beaming on the FROW in New York, Katie Holmes looked like a new woman. By all accounts, the actor has felt ‘like a weight has lifted’ after finally going public with her boyfriend Jamie Foxx, 49, after four years of subterfuge. (Sources claim that a clause in her divorce from Tom Cruise banned her from publicly dating for five years after their split.) Now, insiders say that Katie, 38, has another reason to smile: her blossoming friendship with her former nemesis – and Scientology’s most famous defector – actor Leah Remini. To recap: back in 2015, Leah revealed she had once been disciplined by Scientology officials after jokingly telling Tom and Katie to ‘get a room’ following a PDA at a…

MARK FAST CHROMAT A CONFESSION: IF I HAD one wish, I would probably use it not to be richer or smarter, but thinner. Much thinner. I am ashamed to admit it, of course, but the pursuit of skinniness has occupied a disproportionate amount of real estate in my mind for the past 20 years. During those two decades I have almost always been on a diet. When not on a diet, I am planning one or commiserating falling off one (masochism doesn’t equate to success). In fact, most women I know – smart, switched-on, engaged and aware – live with the complicit understanding that skinny is superior. I’ve lived with that white noise since I bought a fashion magazine for the first time aged 12. The thin factor resonates throughout…

THE DOCTOR LOOKED WORRIED. Which, in turn, made me worried. She held my X-ray up to the light, peering harder. ‘Nope,’ she sighed. ‘Still can’t.’ ‘Um, hello!’ I said. ‘Can’t what?’ And she started her sentence that way that you never want a doctor to start their sentence. ‘I think I need a specialist to look at this. It’s really weird, but...,’ My heart started beating a little faster. ‘...the bones of your feet are too close together – I can’t read your X-ray. Er, what have you done to them?’ The shrug I lightly offered in reply didn’t tell the whole story. You see, I knew exactly what I’d done to them. I had worn high-heeled shoes nearly every day for 21 years by that point. I had specifically…

Photos: Alex Cayley, Catwalking.com “I CREATE MY OWN CATEGORY Groundbreaking model Halima Aden talks hijabs, catwalks and Queen Bey with Alison Cohn” AS THE DIOR T-SHIRT SAYS, ‘We Should All Be Feminists’. But what does such a progressive creature look like today? She might well be wearing a traditional Muslim head covering. ‘Feminism is a very simple concept,’ trailblazing hijab-wearing model Halima Aden tells me when we meet on set in New York for her Grazia cover shoot. ‘Ask yourself, “Am I able to support other women regardless of their own personal choices?” If the answer is yes, then you are one.’ The Somali-American beauty has just turned 20 and was born in a Kenyan refugee camp. She immigrated to the States aged six with her mother and younger…

Interview: Holly Scott Lidgett. Main photos: Alex Cayley. Additional photos: Getty Images, Rex Features Current/Elliott and Frame: net-a-porter.com. Donna Karan: harveynichols.com. Intimissimi: intimissimi.com Are you really the ultimate ‘All-American girl’? I’m like the Eas Eastt Co Coast All-American girl. You You be bear a striking resemblance to Dona Donald ld Trump’s communications direc directtor, are you in fact living a a dou double life as Hope Hicks [below, cent centrre]? I can’t tell you how many text mes messsages I got the day they announced ttha hatt ,, saying, ‘Oh my god, I thought tthis his was you, wtf?’ But don’t you think she she looks like Bee Shaffer [bottom], Anna An Wintour’s daughter? If If y you were president, what would you do do in your first 100 days?…

“THINGS ARE CHANGING. MAGAZINES SHOWING PEOPLE WHO DON’T HAVE THAT STEREOTYPICAL ‘PERFECT BODY SHAPE’ IS REALLY IMPORTANT ELEANOR @ELEANOR_BROOKER” “I MAKE A BIT MORE OF AN EFFORT WITH MY INSTAGRAM TO SHOW THAT YOU CAN STILL DRESS FASHIONABLY WHETHER OR NOT YOU’RE A SIZE 8. THAT’S QUITE IMPORTANT TO ME LUCY @LUCYYKNELLL” “NOW IS THE PERFECT TIME TO CHANGE THE GAME. THE NEW GENERATION CAN SEE IT’S COMPLETELY FINE TO BE A CURVY GIRL JOSS @JOCELYNCORONA_” “I TRY TO BE MY OWN INSPIRATION AND THE BEST VERSION OF MYSELF. I WANT TO THINK, ‘OK, I LIKE MYSELF TODAY, I’M GOOD AS I AM –I I H HO OP PE I CAN DO SOMETHING FOR SOMEONE ELSE’ LOTTE@LOTTEVG” “INSTEAD OF FOLLOWING FASHION, LOOK AT YOURSELF IN…

ROCK CHICK You’re a rebel with a cause – fashion. Never knowingly overdressed, you keep it cool and laid-back. A classic black biker jacket and jeans are the cornerstones of your wardrobe. To give your look an A/W ’17 twist, update black biker boots with Americana badges. And never forget that black eyeliner is your BFF. GLAMOUR QUEEN It’s just not in your nature to be a wallflower, and you don’t ‘do’ dressed down. So strut your stuff in classic leopard-print trousers teamed with a sharp black jacket. Metal hardware is de rigueur, while electric-blue stiletto boots are a sure-fire look-at-me conversation starter. Remember, matchy-matchy is out, so a colour-clash bag keeps the look street-chic. GIRLY GIRL With a sophisticated take on feminine, pinks are your base palette and tactile…

Photos: Alamy, Marco Vittur. Bulgari: harrods.com. Chanel: chanel.com. Dior: dior.com. Jo Malone: jomalone.co.uk Which scent brings back happy memories? LIme, Basil & Mandarin Jo Malone! My mum used to love the stuff – she had the most amazing Jo Malone collection. I can see them now, all lined up. I used to hide this particular one in my room, and I remember the smell to a T. It feels crazy that I can now go home and repay her with this fragrance. Y You’re the face of new Bulgari fragrance G Goldea The Roman Night. Can you d describe it in three words? II’’d d do it an injustice to limit it to just three. It’s ffe eminine, yet masculine, flowery but punchy a and powerful, and raw and sexy.…

Orange, Blossom & Honey photography by Martin Poole and Alan Keohane CAULIFLOWER, FENNEL, ORANGE & SAFFRON SALAD Serves: 2 Cooking time: 30 minutes For the sultana dressing: 4 tbsp cider vinegar 4 tsp caster sugar 75g sultanas A small pinch of saffron threads ½ tsp orange blossom water Sea salt For the salad: 400g of cauliflower florets 1 fennel bulb 2 oranges A handful of roughly chopped mint leaves A handful of finely chopped flat-leaf parsley Juice of 1 lemon 2 tbsp olive oil 15g of roasted blanched almonds, lightly bashed into pieces 1 Begin by making the dressing. Pour the vinegar and sugar into a small saucepan and add the sultanas. Bring to the boil over a medium heat and dissolve the sugar, shaking the pan occasionally. Reduce the…

The plaintive instruction delivered to Commander Burnham in the all-new Star Trek: Discovery is clearly not just meant about the intergalactic goings-on on-screen. ‘Change is the essential process of all existence,' he's informed. ‘You must challenge your preconceptions or they most certainly will challenge you.' And so to the thorny issue of diversity and equality casting. Ghostbusters, Doctor Who and even Wonder Woman have all arrived with the deafening squall of Straight White Blokes clinging on to their precious threatened manhood. The SWB of Fleet Street went practically ballistic when Hermione was cast black for the stage show of Harry Potter. Collectively, these minor episodes of toys being thrown out of privileged prams are starting to dwarf in the sheer scale and quality of material now responding to screen equality.…

RHIANNON EVANS Grazia’s special projects and commissioning editor ★★★★✩ Mixing historical fiction with dystopian futurism, this book is about bees, but also isn’t about bees – often, it’s more about relationships between people. Weaving three stories of different time periods together, I found it a much more engaging story than the title may have suggested. MADALINA LOGHIN Grazia’s picture assistant ★★★★✩ I really enjoyed this book and it reminded me of how special bees are and how much we rely on them (although I feared these small creatures when I was little, now I love them). The author switches from one story to another, which sometimes made me confused about who’s who. Nonetheless, the stories talk about the bond between parents and children, which is very similar to how bees…

VAST, BRIGHT, BUZZING AND surrounded by dramatic volcanoes, La Ciudad de México, or CDMX as locals call it, is a world-beating capital of ancient and modern culture. The culinary scene is exploding and the unexpected deliciousness around every corner bears little relation to the Wahaca take on Mexican street food or the ubiquitous Tex-Mex we are familiar with. An insanely exciting place to visit, there's no better tour guide than Martha Ortiz - feminist, patriot, TV star, author of eight Mexican cookery books and chef-patron of Dulce Patria, one of the world's top-rated restaurants; it's where Cara Delevingne celebrated her birthday last month. We spent four amazing days with Martha to get her inside track on her hometown. STREET FOOD SENSATION Martha loves the traditional downtown food market Mercado San…

Photo: Mondadori Word up! solution: It's official! You are so fashion! VIRGO 24 Aug – 23 Sep At times, you’ll feel inclined to do battle with someone who would like to see proof that your latest ideas will work well. True, Neptune is being challenged by Mercury and then Mars, so you’ll feel encouraged to break a few boundaries. Within a few days, however, you’ll realise that you’re dealing with the kind of person who talks sense. And you mustn’t be too proud to admit it – and act on what you hear. LIBR A 24 Sep – 23 Oct Some people will look to you as an example of how to get things done. And you mustn’t disillusion them by being self-deprecating and insisting there’s nothing special about your…

Photos: Getty Images, Rex Features 1. UP HILLARY CLINTON Currently facing criticism for having tthe audacity to write a book, as if being the first female US p presidential candidate isn’t qualification enough. When will this nonsense end? 2. UP ISSA RAE Creator, co-writer and star of the delicious Insecure, just announced as the face of CoverGirl, future leader of the universe (we hope). 3. DOWN KATE HUDSO ON N Provoked ire afftteerr describing haviinngg her C-section a ass ‘lazy’. Previoussllyy announced, ‘I haavve e aa passion for wanttiinngg to do things. I w waanntt to be a part o off things that are go oiinngg on.’ Deep. 4. UP RIHANNA Explaining why she chose to wear a nude Swarovski gown to the 2014 CFDA Awards, said: ‘I took advantage…

Styling: Jennifer Michalski-Bray. Make-up: Bea Sweet at LMC Worldwide using NARS. Hair: Stefan Bertin at Frank Agency using Batiste Stylist. Nadine wears (main picture) blazer, Dsquared2; top, Mother; jeans, 7 for All Mankind; and jewellery, Bulgari. Other picture: coat and trousers, Fendi; bodysuit, Wolford; cuff, Saskia Diez; rings, Marco Bicego & CF Concept DURING OUR HOUR-LONG interview, Nadine Coyle shows me a picture of a T-shirt a fan's just tweeted to her. He's had it made especially for her upcoming gig at London club G-A-Y. On the front is a photo of Girls Aloud and the tweet Coyle posted in March 2013, right after the group announced their separation. ‘You should know by now I had no part in any of this split business. I couldn't stop them. I had…

Photos: Goffphotos.com, Rex IN A WORLD WHERE Kim Kardashian changing her hair colour is front page news, it seems the reality star will do anything to court as much publicity as she can for the big reveal. But last week, unfortunately for her half-sister Kendall Jenner, Kim decided that the Tom Ford show at New York Fashion Week - which Kendall was walking - was the perfect place to showcase her new bleached-blonde look, and brought along momager Kris Jenner and the full camera crew for Keeping Up With The Kardashians to capture the moment for the show. According to insiders, the fallout was harsher than the peroxide on Kim's hair. A source says that despite smiles for social media on the day, 21-year-old Kendall was livid with Kim, Kris…

RED DEVILS Get ready to boldly go red as the heat turns up on fashion’s hottest hue. STRIPE TEASE Looks like it’s time to work a stripe. So far, it’s the vertical variety storming into the lead. IN N EUTR A AL L Not drab and in no o way way impartial, it’s time me to to neutralise your whit hites es with oh-so-subt btlle e cream and beige ge .. WHITE SHOE CONT’D Alert: the white shoe/ boot is not going anywhere. New spin? Wear it with print. CHECK IT OUT Endorsed in New York, checks just hit high-velocity. Could they be the number one spring/summer 2018 hallmark? Words: Rebecca Lowthorpe. Photos: The Urban Spotter/Daniel Bruno Grandl, Getty, Jason Lloyd-Evans DENIM WATCH Alongside VB’s narrow highwaisters, we think the…

PHOTOGRAPHS ALEX CAYLEY FASHION GEMMA HAYWARD LAUREN HUTTON arrives at our shoot early and, boy, is she fierce. She won’t wear this and she won’t wear that. The stylist looks alarmed, the make-up artist is anxious and the photographer, who has flown himself 3,000 miles from New York to London just for the privilege of shooting her, is slogging it out to win her approval. Her first words to me don’t bode well either: ‘And what do you do?’ By the time the shoot ends, nine hours later, we’re all in love with her. We’re astounded by her energy, her work ethic and we’re hanging off her every word. Such is the allure of this endlessly inspiring 73-year-old supermodel. ‘I usually come in mean because I’m frightened, I just don’t…

FIRST OF ALL, I’m curious to see what the woman who reinvented Joseph is wearing – I mean, exact ly, what she’s wearing and how she’s wearing it. Not just because I personally want to wear almost everything she sends down the catwalk every six months but because it’s the one question every friend and colleague demands to know when they find out I’ve interviewed her, as in: ‘Oh, I love what she does, she’s so cool, what was she wearing?’ So desperate is everyone to know what Louise Trotter wears on a casual day at work, I feel like I’m in possession of sacred fashion intel that could cure us all of our personal style defects. For the record, then: a pair of cream trousers – not just any…

BE AN EXAGGERATOR Take one styling detail and supersize it, like this Joseph collar. GO FULL BLOOM Florals are having a garden party as blooms go bigger and bolder than ever. Tip off the pretty with a chunky boot. HIT THE HIGH STREET Every winter, we scour the rails for the perfect aviator - and we just found it. MAKE A STATEMENT Step it up a notch and try coloured leather. We’re so ready to embrace this trench. INVEST IN KNITWEAR Make your new jumper a talking point. Then wear with a ruffled collar. TRY TEXTURE It’s the season of fluffy ‘teddy bear’ coats, velvets and cords. No need to ever feel the winter chill. USE MIXED MESSAGES Consider silky fabrics with chunky knitwear, open-toe slides with a formal blazer.…

RELOCATING your eyebrows, mismatching your cheekbones – sometimes, we need reminding that make-up is the ultimate creative activity. ‘It can be about more than disguising our flaws or faking features we yearn for,’ says Maxine Leonard, make-up artist and creator of the looks you see here. ‘There is a functionality to make-up, but we rarely consider the benefits or what they represent,’ she explains. ‘Worn like emotional armour, it allows us to connect with people, while protecting our inner selves, as well as demonstrating that we have endless options and can change. The idea that beauty doesn’t matter is a myth.’ So which of the following eight looks fire your imagination to try something new? Don’t fear a blank canvas. Before you even lift a make-up brush, see how you…

1 RED ALERT Last year, I learned red eyeshadow is my friend (it makes my eyes look bluer than they are). This makes Marc Jacobs Eye-Conic Longwear Palette in Scandalust, £39, my new bestie. Seven scrumptious shades inspired by last season’s runway in chic, compact packaging. Winning. johnlewis.com 2 A BIT OF CHEEK  Givenchy Blush Noir Revelateur,, £27, is – black. . Yep, I wasn’’t at all sure either, but but pat pat this this silky silky soft soft gel gel (my favoured blush lush texture texture ) ) on on to to your your cheekbone with a a ffingertip and and it transforms to a pale and and pretty pretty pink pink . . An exceptionally gorgeous s gimmick gimmick for for those of us into that kind d…

TRANSFORMING TV When it began, Six Feet Under alumnus Jill Soloway’s Transparent felt at least as good as the show she cut her teeth on. As it leads into season five, it has become part of actual societal change, an intelligent, thorny, cerebral Democratic counterbalance to the Republican reality manoeuvres of Caitlyn Jenner. Still utterly essential. Begins Friday, Amazon Prime TALL STORIES It premiered to rave reviews at Toronto Film Festival and now we get to see behind the heel-less platforms with Lady Gaga docu Five Foot Two. Covering her ever-evolving identity, it also gives a peek into the spiral of the break-up of her relationship with fiancé Taylor Kinney. The loss of love is a product of peaks of success. She’s not going to lose our love with this…

Photos: Rex Features 1 JAMAVAR WOMEN’S CLUB Designed as an antidote to the ‘boys’ clubs’ of Mayfair, Jamavar Women’s Club hosts a series of talks celebrating London’s leading ladies from a plethora of backgrounds. Talks from 25 September; mountstreetmayfair.co.uk/ jamavar-womens-club 2 AQUAVIT LONDON The newest Nordic-inspired experience offers fine dining amid beautiful Scandi design, from morning fika to smörgåsbord dinners – not to mention aquavit cocktails until late.aquavitrestaurants.com 3 BORG/Mc ENROE Focusing on the famous rivalry between the two tennis players – and their 1980 Wimbledon final, often regarded as the greatest ever played. In cinemas Friday 4 CARNABY FASHION FESTIVAL In celebration of London Fashion Week, the West End’s Carnaby Street is holding a four-day festival of events, talks, workshops and giveaways. 21-24 September; carnaby.co.uk…