Table of contents for Issue 686 in Grazia

1 PEEP SHOW ELEGANT, WITH just the right amount of quirky – these hybrid half-frames are instant outfit updaters. £147, Emporio Armani (armani.com) 2 BASKET CASE DON’T VENTURE out to the beach without a trusty straw bag. This one has added pom-pom action. £65, The White Company (thewhitecompany.com ) 3 IN THE PINK REFRESH SUMMER tailoring with a statement blazer in this season’s uplifting pastel pink. £69.99, Mango (mango.com) 4 SAVE FACE CREATED WITH Arctic conditions in mind, Lumene Arctic Dew Quenching Aqua Serum, £24.90, is ideal for giving summer skin a BIG hit of hydration. 5 RULE BREAKER KEEP IT RELAXED and clash your separates in stripes and checks. Shirt, £145, vest, £100, trousers, £100, Sessùn (sessun.com) PHOTOS: MARCO VITTUR. GIVENCHY: DEBENHAMS.COM. LUMENE: FEELUNIQUE.COM. SCAMP & DUDE: SCAMPANDDUDE.COM. SOMETIMES THINGS…

PHOTOS: ED MILES, SHUTTERSTOCK, STOCKFOOD They’re good eggs, by and large. I’m a ruthless ditcher of those who prove themselves unworthy: the Energy-Sappers, the Users, anyone who believes time spent not talking about how everyone else is Basically Just Jealous (don’t you think?), is time wasted. They’re all gone. This purging process means I find myself surrounded by unusually high-quality individuals (HQIs). However, even my HQIs are exhibiting a behaviour colloquially (/internetally) known as ‘breadcrumbing’. This is where one person regularly contacts another – via unsolicited email, DM response to an Instagram Story, or WhatsApp – expressing an emphatic desire to meet up, often in CAPS… yet never quite manages to do it. Which is weird, given how BABE IT’S BEEN FOREVER I’LL LITERALLY DIE IF I DON’T SEE YOU…

PHOTOGRAPHS AMIT LENNON IT’S 11AM ON A Tuesday in the Royal London Hospital and 20 nurses and doctors are pouring into the resuscitation ward in A&E. They’ve all received the ‘code red trauma’ alarm on their bleepers to tell them an 85-year-old woman has been run over and is on the helipad after being airlifted in. Moments later, the patient – Daphne Francis – is wheeled through; her blood-drenched hands are trembling. Medics surround her and the nurse in charge, Holly Moore, takes her blood pressure and makes her comfortable. A few beds down lies a two-year-old girl with lung problems, clutching a teddy. She’s struggling to breathe and her mother is fraught as another group of doctors and nurses crowd around her. This is a typical morning in A&E…

AS TOLD TO LENA CORNER. MAIN PHOTO (POSED BY MODEL): DIRK KIKSTRA/THE LICENSING PROJECT. OTHER PHOTO: PAUL KEOGH. *NAME HAS BEEN CHANGED. **SURVEY BY EHARMONY I NEVER THOUGHT I’d consider an elite dating agency, until dating apps led me to a man I only realised was a sociopath after I’d married him. No one takes online dating seriously any more, with its endless choice and the swiping commitmentphobes always moving on to the next prospect. It gives people licence to behave in totally unacceptable ways, fabricating new lives to lure potential dates. Sure, this can be as innocuous as filtering your photos but, in my case, I discovered the person I had fallen in love with was a sex addict with a police record for harassment. I wasted four years…

. SHOPPING: FENELLA WEBB. PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES DIOR S/S ’19 DIOR S/S ’19 LOUIS VUITTON S/S ’19 LOUIS VUITTON S/S ’19 A PREDICTION: next summer we will all want to be wearing languid trouser suits with sneakers, floral shirts and fluid silk co-ords in peach (peach!). Oh, and it will all be from the men’s department. It’s down to Kim Jones, the Brit designer who unveiled his first Dior menswear collection in Paris last week. The knockout S/S ’19 show (the pinnacle of an excellent menswear month) had a stellar front row to match, with many of the women choosing to wear looks from the collection. Even Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss (left) – women known for their high-octane glamour – embraced the more relaxed luxury of those perfectly tailored,…

WHEN CHESKA HULL appeared in the first episode of Made In Chelsea , in 2011, she was the ebullient blonde socialite who organised parties for her very posh crowd of friends. But three years later, despite trying her best to save face on-screen, she’d privately become depressed, anxious and so withdrawn that she feared leaving the house. At her lowest ebb, she felt suicidal. ‘Most friends told me to just stop doing it,’ says Cheska. ‘But part of me was scared: am I ever going to be employable after this? Will people laugh at me? I had a degree and an education, but I didn’t know how I could get a serious job after the show.’ It’s a spiral that’s all too common, and one that was thrown into sharp…

THE PODCAST West Cork The true crime hit of 2018. WHAT TO SAY: ‘It’s Serial meets Midsomer Murders – with lilting Irish accents.’ THE SHOW Dietland A subversive comedy that targets the beauty industry. WHAT TO SAY: ‘Sarai Walker’s 2015 novel is based on some fairly dated ideas around fat-shaming, but this Amazon adaptation is pure revenge fantasy for the #MeToo era.’ THE BOOK Motherhood Sheila Heti on the desire and societal expectations to procreate WHAT TO SAY: ‘It isn’t really about becoming a parent – it’s more about the tension between motherhood and creativity.’ THE MOVIE Ocean’s 8 The spin-off to Steven Soderbergh’s Ocean’s trilogy. WHAT TO SAY: ‘A kick-ass all-female ensemble – shame about the middle-aged male director.’ THE SONG This is America Childish Gambino’s (ie, Donald Glover’s)…

PHOTOGRAPHS DAVID MARQUEZ “PROTEIN ATTRACTS AND HOLDS MOISTURE, LIKE A SPONGE” WHIZZING UP A MORNING protein shake is no longer a ritual reserved for bodybuilders – as Instagram’s 1,163,654 #proteinshakes shots attest, we’re all obsessed with powering up our protein intake. But if it’s your hair not your abs you’re looking to strengthen, take advantage of the fact that protein is suddenly trending in haircare too. Ever-more-inventive proteins (gluten-free quinoa protein, anyone?) are cropping up in formulations, promising to repair hair and bulk up spindly strands. ‘Hair is up to 95% protein but everything from bleaching and blow-drying to simple brushing can cause protein loss,’ says trichologist Iain Sallis. So it seems logical that supplementing your haircare routine with a helping of protein could be the route to healthier hair…

PHOTO: LUCY LAUCHT Arcosanti, Arizona An hour from Phoenix and surrounded by desert you’ll find the striking experimental town of Arcosanti. Built from concrete and bronze, its round shapes, sweeping curves and ribbed vaults are based on the concept of arcology – architecture meets ecology – with its architect Paolo Soleri hoping to show that people can live in harmony with the natural world. Started in 1970, it’s still only partially built and today 80 people live there. However, it’s open to visitors, hosting arts events and workshops. arcosanti.org…

THIS WEEK: Louis de Bernières returns to investigate the traumas of war through how one family faces up to its lasting effects So Much Life Left Over Louis de Bernières (£16.99, HARVILL SECKER) In the ’90s, there was barely a beach that wasn’t home to a sandy, battered paperback of Captain Corelli’s Mandolin. Now from the same author comes a novel set in the interwar years. Rosie and Daniel have moved to Ceylon with their daughter to start a new life at the dawn of the 1920s, in an attempt to put the traumas of WW1 behind them and rekindle their marriage. Meanwhile, in England, Rosie’s sisters are dealing with different challenges, as all of them try to navigate the changing – and darkening – world around them.…

SOUNDS AND SORCERY: CELEBRATING DISNEY FANTASIA With Mickey Mouse turning 90, The Vaults is bringing everyone’s underrated fave to life. An immersive experience, including light and theatrical installations, it gives a whole new meaning to the word concert. Until 30 September, soundsandsorcery.com SCOOP: A WORLD OF ICE CREAM Cool off this weekend with the first major exhibition from the British Museum of Food, curated by Bompas & Parr – all about ice cream. From breathable vanilla fog to an investigation into the science of brain freeze, plus the world’s first hundreds-and-thousands fountain. Until 30 September, bmof.org WHITNEY Featuring never-before-seen footage and interviews with family and friends, Kevin Macdonald’s documentary about the tragic diva digs beyond the headlines to shed new light on how Whitney’s life played out. Out Friday DAVID…

TOFU OR NOT TOFU It’s like Polly Vernon reached into my brain and put all my feelings on the vegan subject on paper (2 July). It feels like a fad. But a fad that makes you feel like you’re doing something wrong if you’re NOT going vegan and actually want some meat-based meals in your life! I don’t wish to offend those who wish to be vegan, each to their own, but I expect the same treatment in return. It’s about choice, people. Show me that courtesy and stop forcing tofu down our throats. Alwen Polly’s comments are at best ignorant and at worst selfish and damaging. Trying out veganism is not a craze, but the realisation that sustainable living is the only way to tackle our growing global crisis…

PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES, SHUTTERSTOCK THERE’S A FEMINIST meme that goes, ‘Lord, grant me the confidence of a mediocre white man.’ Well, stuff that – we’re aiming for a new bar of self-love, Big Dick Energy. No, you don’t have to have one to have the energy – in fact, most people with BDE aren’t buff men… or men at all. Let us rewind – BDE stormed the internet’s psyche last week when Ariana Grande tweeted (then deleted) that her fiancé, comedian Pete Davidson, who she got engaged to after a month of dating, was, er, generously endowed. One Twitter user responded, ‘Pete Davidson is 6ft 3in with dark circles, exudes big dick energy, looks evil but apparently is an angel, and loves his girl publicly… I’d marry him in a…

PERIODS: LET’S BREAK THE SILENCE When Labour MP Danielle Rowley announced to her Commons colleagues last week, ‘Perhaps you’ll excuse my lateness… I’m on my period,’ it surprised us all. But on reflection, we wondered, why is it still shocking to hear someone talk publicly about the most natural thing in the world? Every woman has periods – so why the taboo? Perhaps this is why women’s health is still so marginalised – and why it’s crucial Danielle was there to take a stand on period poverty, still shrouded in shame. So, thank you Danielle, for breaking the silence. Let’s follow her lead. Here’s to explaining to our boss if we’re late or feeling rubbish because it’s our time of the month.…

WHEN GWYNETH Paltrow and Chris Martin split in 2014 with their now infamous ‘conscious uncoupling’ statement, Gwyneth became the poster girl for staying friends with your ex, proving that not all Hollywood marriages have to end in an ugly divorce. But now her wedding to fiancé Brad Falchuk is said to be just weeks away, it appears Gwyneth and Chris’s best-laid plans are unravelling. It had long been expected that Chris would be attending the wedding of Gwyneth, 45, and her television producer beau at their Hamptons ceremony later this summer, with rumours even circulating that her ex would walk her down the aisle. Fast-forward to today and friends are saying that Chris, who is dating actor Dakota Johnson, is currently not even on the guest list, after Brad put…

SERENA WILLIAMS ‘has badass in her bones’ – that’s according to US InStyle magazine, which last week published their first ever Badass Women Issue, emblazoned with Serena’s face. It’s a statement nobody would disagree with – especially this week, as she returns from maternity leave to SW19, land of strawberries, ready to fight for what could be a record-breaking 24th Grand Slam title. Her journey back to the tournament has at times looked doubtful. Serena gave birth to daughter Alexis Olympia last September in a complex labour that left her with blood clots in her lungs and abdomen, necessitating surgery and bed rest for six weeks. She returned to training in 2018, but last month she was forced to pull out of the French Open with an injury. She may…

PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES THEIR SPLIT CAME as a shock, but when Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux announced their separation in February, no one foresaw the animosity that would develop between the Hollywood couple. Five months on and, according to close sources, Jennifer and Justin are struggling to reach an amicable agreement. Recently, friends claim that not only has Jennifer been angered by Justin appearing to make disparaging remarks in an interview that alludes to his new life post-split, but that the former couple are still dealing with financial issues that have yet to be taken care of, causing further problems. ‘It’s as bad as it’s ever been between Jen and Justin,’ says a well-placed source ‘Everyone assumed things would calm down after their split but, if anything, things have got…

PHOTO: SOPHIA SPRING/THE GUARDIAN “IT’S IMPORTANT MY CHILDREN SEE LOTS OF VERSIONS OF HOW A FAMILY SHOULD BE” It was when I turned 37, in the winter of 2013, that I started to panic. I was solvent, happy, with an apartment I loved in New York and a life full of interest and friends. I was also – categorically, and no matter how hard I tried to tell myself otherwise – no longer in my mid-thirties. I was in my late-thirties, which meant the next stop was 40 which, according to every article I had ever read on the subject, meant my ovaries were about to make themselves a Horlicks and retire. This revelation failed to thrill me. I have always been vain about my ability to live my life…

PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES,YOON_AMBUSH/INSTAGRAM, SHUTTERSTOCK. PRADA X MYTHERESA.COM COLLECTION, FROM £250. SCRUNCHIES, ABOUT £29, SHOPDONNI.COM Reconsider the scrunchie – the unexpected way to keep your cool in the heat. Know this name: Yoon Ahn. Dior menswear jewellery designer is also our new style crush. Serve up an ace look. Retro-inspired tennis looks are a chic off-court reference this summer. Plunder the Prada archive. MyTheresa’s new capsule collection riffs on the house’s archival prints. Posh up your denim. The Canadian tuxedo has officially gone haute. D Ditch the holiday diet. Pre-Fall’s voluminous silhouettes are buffet-friendly.…

PHOTOGRAPHS NATASJA FOURIE BEAUTY DIRECTION JOELY WALKER TESSA RAMIE DRESS, £450,THREE GRACES LONDON (MATCHESFASHION.COM); HEADBAND, £215, GUCCI (NET-A-PORTER.COM). FROM ELLE ‘THE BODY’ Macpherson to Halle Berry, Gisele and beyond, the uniform for every iconic beach babe includes a killer tan, lustrous limbs and – the pièce de résistance – a head of hair to die for. And while it might seem a tough slog getting there, what with unmanageable sea-swept hair and a faint chlorine tinge to contend with, it’s not nearly as difficult as you might think. Getting hair in good condition – and maintaining it – is integral to how healthy your hair looks beachside: ‘Whereas with our skin we can feel and see sun damage straight away, the hair isn’t as obvious,’ says Sophie Ruggiero, a hair…

PHOTOS: DAVID MARQUEZ. COLOR WOW: COLORWOWHAIR.COM. DAVINES: LIBERTYLONDON.COM. JOHN FRIEDA: BOOTS.COM. KIEHL’S: KIEHLS.COM. MOROCCANOIL: MOROCCANOIL.COM.NEXXUS: BOOTS.COM. ORIGINAL & MINERAL: SPACENK.COM. PHILIP KINGSLEY: PHILIPKINGSLEY.CO.UK. RAHUA: RAHUA.COM. TRESEMMÉ: SUPERDRUG.COM 1. Not just a salad staple, quinoa protein contains all nine essential amino acids – find it in Rahua’s Hydration Shampoo, £32. 2. Conditioner is a great way to up your protein game. Try Grazia fave John Frieda Luxurious Volume Core Restore Protein-Infused Clear Conditioner, £6.99. 3. One dose of Nexxus Nutritive Encapsulate Sérum, £24.99, apparently contains the same amount of protein hair loses in two weeks. 4. Philip Kingsley Trichotherapy Pro Volumizing Protein Spray, £35, is the protein fix for would-be body-builders – spritz on damp hair for instant gains. 5. Tresemmé Keratin Smooth Shine Oil, £7.69, on mid-lengths and ends, will…

The Reader Bernhard Schlink (£8.99, ORION) Incredibly brought to life by Kate Winslet in the film of the same title, The Reader tells the story of Michael Berg and his youthful clandestine affair with the mysterious Hanna. Years later, as a law student, he learns more about Hanna’s real story – and the horrible crimes she’s spent years trying to bury. Regeneration Pat Barker (£8.99, PENGUIN BOOKS) A heartbreaking, beautiful novel about the traumas of people’s experiences of war. In this fictionalised account, poet-soldiers Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen find themselves at Craiglock War Hospital in 1917, where army psychiatrist William Rivers is charged with ‘fixing’ them so they can go back and fight. The Yellow Birds Kevin Powers (£8.99, HODDER & STOUGHTON) About to be released as a movie…

PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES, BACKGRID, INSTAGRAM/TEDDYSPHOTOS, INSTAGRAM/THE HISTORYGUY, ESPN THE MAGAZINE/PHOTO BY ERIC LUTZENS, COURTESY ESPN THE MAGAZINE/PHOTO BY MARC SELIGER, MEGA AGENCY WHO we’re loving and living for this week 1. UP CARDI B Confirmed her eight-month marriage to Offset by doing a dance on Instagram; Kris Jenner responded by offering to be her midwife. Top marks! 2. UP MAYA JAMA DJ, fashion designer, podcaster, person of notable physical loveliness, see how hard we work not to mention she’s Stormzy’s girlfriend? Although – she is . Last week, she said they like watching Love Island together. 3. UP LIONEL FT ED Went boozing together in Cardiff. Drank £750 bottles of wine, stayed up well late. Superlative use of both fame and money, boys. (NB we know we sound sarcastic here,…

PHOTOS: INSTAGRAM/LUCYWILLIAMS02/ADENORAH/LEANDRAMCOHEN// WE’RE ONLY IN July, but it turns out this summer belongs to Naomi – as in the leopard-print slip skirt, £160, from online brand Réalisation Par, which you’ll have seen all over social media. Propelled by the power of Instagram influencers, it’s trending – in every sense of the word. But there’s a twist. Whereas the clothes that make a splash on social media can often be far from wearable IRL, the beauty of the Naomi is its ease and versatility. ‘The appeal is the bias cut and the fact it has an elastic waist. You just slip it on,’ says Teale Talbot, who co-founded the brand with Alexandra Spencer (despite that rather French-sounding name, they’re Australian). Speaking to how most of us want to get dressed in…

THERE’S BEEN A lot of fuss about the tights; Meghan’s flesh-coloured, librarian tights, that is. But you’re all looking in the wrong place, because the way to tell she’s joined The Firm isn’t by her dubious choice of hosiery. It’s by looking at Meghan’s hair. It’s changed. Gone are the messy buns. Gone is the dramatic side-sweep across one shoulder, which she favoured in her Hollywood days. Instead, as shown last week, Meghan’s opting for a more subtle, more duchessy ’do – hair down, blown into loose curls at the end. And if it looks faintly familiar that’s because, well, it is. Kate did the same in 2011 after she married William. Out went her long, straight, unstyled locks. Sloanesville! In came more polished, bouncing curls. In many ways the…

PHOTOGRAPH ED MILES I HAD WHAT may prove to be the bleakest experience of my life recounted to me over lunch, two years ago, almost to the day. It was a beautiful, sunny Saturday, the day I met my family member in a North London restaurant. Talk turned to stories, memories, of growing up, our shared history. Growing up in poverty means many, if not most, of your memories come with an edge. And it wasn’t long before our fingers were inside the memories I’d rather have forgotten the feel of. It was then that she said something so foreign that the words stayed in a jumble, not making sense. …that time you were caught eating out of a bin,’ she’s saying. The room shifts, tilts a little. ‘What?’ ‘Do…

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KITX Australian designer Kit Willow is on a mission to be at the forefront of sustainable designer clothing. Ethically sourced, eco-friendly materials are an essential part of her manufacturing chain. Expect fluid dresses, rock’n’roll tailoring and boho knits. kitx.com.au LILIAN VON TRAPP Emma Watson is a fan of Lilian von Trapp’s jewellery, which is handcrafted using recycled gold and vintage diamonds. A portion of the proceeds are donated to the Earthbeat Foundation, helping to counter the social and environmental impact of mining on communities. lilianvontrapp.com YIREH Based in Hawaii and ethically manufactured in Bali, your new vacay mainstay rejects fast fashion and gives back. 10% of all profits go to the International Justice Mission, which helps bring an end to human trafficking. shopyireh.com DÔEN The Dôen women’s creative collective draw…

PHOTO: GIANANDREA TRAINA. AMY FISH: AMYFISHCOLOUR.COM. REDKEN: LOOKFANTASTIC.COM AMY FISH COLOURIST AT LARRY KING SALON REDKEN ONE UNITED, £17 As a colourist, I have tried and tested almost every style, colour and product in the book, so it’s safe to say I’ve put my hair through a lot. And that’s the fun of beauty, right? To be experimental and switch it up from time to time. But, alas, too much fun can quickly take its toll on the health of my naturally fine hair, so my new motto is ‘the less I mess with my hair, the better’, which means I prefer to let my hair dry naturally rather than use a hairdryer. For this, I needed a multi-use product I could really rely on – one that would make…

KEFIR Kefir has a similar consistency and taste to yogurt but has more live bacteria, making it one of the most effective fermented foods around and therefore great for keeping your gut working well. It’s made by combining kefir grains, which contain both yeast and lactic acid bacteria, with full-fat milk (1-2 tsp to 230ml of milk) and leaving them to ferment for 24 to 36 hours. The grains are then strained out, leaving a thickened liquid. You can make it yourself but it’s widely available readymade. COURGETTE FLOWER CAESAR SALAD WITH KEFIR DRESSING Feeds: 4-6 Preparation: 10-15 minutes Cooking: 10 minutes INGREDIENTS Dressing:  1 good quality egg yolk 1 clove of garlic, minced 1 tsp Dijon mustard 2 tbsp olive oil 100ml vegetable oil Zest of 1 lemon 5…

Slow Burn: A Podcast About Watergate You might think you know all the ins and outs of Watergate, but this podcast exposes details stranger and wilder than you can imagine. In eight episodes, it explores what it was really like to live through a scandal that brought down a President. Iain Stirling – Not Ready To Adult Yet If an hour a night, six nights a week, wasn’t enough Iain for you, the Love Island voiceover guy has started this podcast, where he meets with friends, fellow comics and his mum to find out why Millennials are the way they are. PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES 3 Girls, 1 Keith After conquering stand-up, cinema and celebrity, Amy Schumer moves over to podcasts with this new Spotify show. Amy and her friends Rachel…

PHOTO: CHANNEL 4 PICTURES IN THE SURPRISINGLY timely, prudent and welcome return of Will & Grace earlier this year, there was a singularly fantastic scene. Jack is at Will’s ex-boyfriend’s gay wedding, cruising round the groom’s New York cop buddy guests to sniff out potential. ‘What’s your favourite TV show?’ he asks five in quick succession. The first four declare their love for The Wire. Then the fifth answers. He just lives for This Is Us. That’s when Jack knows: game on. This Is Us is the most unashamedly sentimental family drama since The Waltons. It is an irony-free zone. Schmaltz is its air supply. It is gay in tone, if not subject matter. Britain’s own king of cute, Richard Curtis, would blush at some of the greetings card wisdom…

PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES, INSTAGRAM/BECKYVARDY A JOLIE good substitute ALL EYES were on a regal-looking Angelina Jolie after Her Majesty the actual Queen pulled out of a service at St Paul’s Cathedral. Angelina attended the 200th anniversary of the Order of St Michael and St George, having been made an honorary dame of the order in 2014. WAGS JUST wanna have fun IN A SNAP redolent of VB and Colleen Rooney circa Baden-Baden, 2018’s ‘don’t call us WAGs’ wives and girlfriends lined up for a night out in Russia last week. The nine girls were pictured dining in one of St Petersburg’s most exclusive restaurants, before Rebekah Vardy posted an Instagram heading home as the sun came up. FASHION FAVOURS the bold ‘A SEXY, FLAMBOYANT collection because we all have a…