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There are a few times of year you get to just indulge in a b it of fashion madness. If you hadn't guessed, th is is one of those moments.And in case you missed it, this season's fashion is truly b onkers, in the b est possib le way. Zoolanderstormed the catwalks ofValentino, one of the grandest fash ion houses in the world (and, quite frankly, the last people you'd expect to poke fun at themselves) - read Susannah Frankel's exclusive interview with the designers who made it all happen on page 132. And cartoon characters took over our wardrobes - prepare to channel a b it of Scooby Doo mixed with aTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. See page 205 for your super(hero) stylish tutorial. In essence, it's time to play…

AS THE PROVERB GOES, A PICTURE is worth a thousand words. Increasingly, it appears that Beyoncé is counting on it. Last week, amid further rumours of unrest in her marriage, the singer did what has become second nature. Holidaying with husband Jay in Sardinia, she packed in more PDAs than your average wedding album; kissing on the dock, embracing on their £600k-a-week yacht and even doing the classic ‘my first slow dance’ pose, albeit an arm’s-width apart. The message to waiting photographers was clear; nothing to see here, except a couple who are still very much in love. This latest show of affection comes hot on the heels of fresh conjecture that Beyoncé, 34, and Jay, 45, could be heading for divorce. During her set at the Made In America…

‘THE NAME OF THE SHOW was #love because that was what it was all about,’ says Riccardo Tisci, speaking exclusively to Grazia only days after his blockbuster debut presentation in New York was shown. Celebrating his 10th anniversary at Givenchy this year, the designer’s tenure there has been nothing if not ground-breaking. From an ability to elevate the humble sweatshirt into an haute object of desire – first came snarling Rottweilers then black panthers, both spawning a million pale imitations – to his heartfelt and pioneering championing of diversity, both on the catwalk and the red carpet, he has stolen the hearts of even the most hard-to-please fashion follower. Riccardo launched the careers of Lara Stone – at the time comparatively full-bodied by rake-thin model standards – and cast his…

Photos: Pres s As so ciati o n , Sol a rpi x , Splash News, Rex Features YOU’RE AN A-LISTER preparing for a big event.You've found the perfect dress, but don't have the prerequisite side-boob to do it justice. Do you: a) wear it anyway; b) find another dress; or c) spin into a rage and throw your phone at the nearest hanger-on? According to insiders, the correct answer is d) book yourself in for a ‘lunchtime lift', the boob job that lasts just 24 hours. The technique, said to be beloved of stars including Miley Cyrus and Kendall Jenner, involves injecting about half a litre of sterile saline solution into the breast tissue.The result? Boobs are plumped up by a cup size or two, but only for one…

AS A MONTH OF FASHION front rows kicked off last week in New York, there were some street-style trends that we were expecting to see. Head-to-toe catwalk looks? Tick. Furry loafers and perspex-heeled boots? Tick and tick. More Gucci bags than you can shake a ’70s stick at? Big fat tick. But while the A/W ’15 trends – and even some S/S ’16 ones worn straight from the catwalk – were out in force, there were a few unexpected looks that threw a fashion curve ball into proceedings… PUT THE BOOT IN They might be called the ‘Sam' and ‘Sloane', but we're thinking these AlexanderWang chunky platform boots (dubbed the ‘Frankenstein' by some) would be more at home in Camden Market than New York FashionWeek.The grungy lace-up ‘Sam' boot has…

Photos: © N o rm a n Parkin so n Ltd/Courtes y N o rm a n Parkin so n Archi ve, © Copyri g ht Fashi o n Mu s eu m Bath , © Libert y Lond o n CAN YOU THINK OF ANYTHING else in fashion that has stood the test of time quite like Liberty London’s decorative prints? The world-famous store – and its world-famous fabrics – is now celebrating its 140th birthday with not only a major retrospective at the Fashion and Textile Museum but also a very noticeable impact on the runways of autumn/winter 2015. The current fashion season is floor-to-ceiling with the kind of super-pretty world-of-interiors-style flowers Liberty have been producing over the years. To celebrate their anniversary, you’ll nd a new wave…

OURPA NEL SUSANNAH FRA NKEL Grazia’s fashion director has been writing about fashion for more years than she cares to remember . The good news is she’ s learned a lot. @susannahfrankel JOSH NEWIS- SMITH Grazia’s junior fashion editor knows a winning A-list look when he sees it. Catch Josh on his fashion vlog, Joshington Post, every Friday on graziadaily .co.uk and Y ouTube. NAOMI WATTS SUSANNAH SAYS: ‘Something of a departure for Balmain’s Olivier Rousteing, who appears to have cast aside his love affair with body-con graphics in favour of an ocean of waterfall ruffles. Still, Naomi’s more than woman enough to ride the crest of this wave.’ JOSH SAYS: ‘TLC once sang, ‘Don’t go chasing waterfalls,’ but Naomi got drenched by one here. So noughties it’s naughty, but…

The M&S trench Sold out! Due back in-store in October. Phew! Being cosy Plaid flannel PJ bottoms from Uniqlo as loungewear? Yes please! Cufflinks on chicks I’m feeling it. These are Posh Totty Designs. Beards Roald Dahl had a ‘fierce antipathy’ towards them. Someone tell the hipsters. Photos: Xclusive Pix , Rex Features ‘Feisty’ Helen Mirren disapproves. Also: of men who put a possessive arm around a girlfriend’s shoulders. Natural-coloured fur Faux is green this season.…

FASHIONTHRIVES ONTRENDS, but these days they move faster than ever. The clothes, culture and A-listers we’re obsessed with can change on a weekly basis – and trying to keep up can be exhausting. Some people, though, are always ahead of the curve – because it’s their job to be. They’re the agenda-setting women creating innovative new textiles, sourcing the digital influencers of the future, creating ad campaigns that get people talking and spotting the models who will dominate the catwalks. Grazia spoke to four of them to get the inside track… THE TREND FORECASTER GeraldineWharry, 39, helps brands anticipate what customers will want next. I worked as a fashion designer for companies including 7 For All Mankind and Rip Curl for 1 1 years, but was ready for a change…

YOU KNOW LEVI’S ISTHE PLACETO UPDATEYOUR DENIM COLLECTION every season and now you can experience the brand new Levi’s Lot 700 series in all its glory. It’s inspired by the iconic classification system used for men’s styles. Remember the gorgeous Levi’s 501 laundrette guy? We do! The new women’s collection has its very own three digit signature within the Levi’s Lot 700 range, meaning you can wave goodbye to stressful jean shopping and say hello to a more streamlined approach to finding the right denim for you. This week, as part of Levi’s ‘first time’ fashion challenge, we asked blogger Megan Ellaby (who has undertaken to wear denim for 30 days and try out first time experiences) to channel her inner Farrah Fawcett and put on the 721 High Rise…

RAINING A-LISTERS Block party WHAT Rihanna’s New York City Block Party in collaboration with Edition Hotels WHERE The New York Edition, 24th Street and Madison Avenue, Manhattan WHO Kim and Kanye, Gigi Hadid, Joe Jonas, Pharrell When Rihanna sneezes, New York Fashion Week catches a cold. So it seemed appropriate that torrential rain accompanied RiRi’s street party to kick off the Big Apple event, leaving guests such as Kimye taking shelter inside the New York Edition hotel. Once inside, Rihanna’s PDAs with new beau Travis Scott set tongues wagging. WE DRANK Murder RihWrote Avion Silver tequila cocktails WE LOVED RiRi’s lipstick PICTURE THIS All wrapped up WHAT Moncler Art For Love dinner WHERE New York Public Library WHO Margherita Missoni, Calvin Klein, Clive Owen, Martha Hunt and Nicky Hilton Rothschild…

LILY’S PICKS Grazia’s fashion editor, Lily Russo 1 GESTUZ There is something sultry about velvet in winter. This reminds me of something my mother used to wear in the ’90s. Jacket, £169, trousers, £135, flannels.com. 2 BIONDA CASTANA I find an embellished shoe can really lift a pair of jeans and a jumper, and this pair by Bionda Castana are at the top of my wishlist. £495, brownsfashion.com. 3 MARKS & SPENCER The ultimate ’70s accessory, this snake-print bag is a total steal and the boxy shape is very modern. £29.50, marksandspencer.com. 4 SHRIMPS Fans of this London label’s My Little Pony faux-fur coats will adore their knitwear – their cute embroidered faces are enough to make me wish it was winter already, just so I can wear it now.…

The scandal: 12 May ’14 Liftgate kicks off as Solange is pictured attacking Jay Z in a lift with Beyoncé at the Met Gala in NewYork earlier that month. The photo opp: 19 May After releasing a statement on 15 May saying ‘our family has worked through it', Bey posts a staged family shot with Tina Knowles in New Orleans. The scandal: 18 June ’14 A list of names comes out that Jay Z has allegedly cheated with - Rachel Roy, Rihanna and even Rita Ora - as people speculate the marriage won't last. The photo opp: 25 June Beyoncé and Jay Z open their On The Runtour by showing unseen footage of their wedding. The scandal: 28 June ’14 Bey - dressed in a veil - changes a line…

Love, emotion, mindfulness… Givenchy wasn’t the only label revealing its sensitive side last week. Grazia’s Hannah Almassi reports From interpretive dance in lieu of the standard runway strut at Opening Ceremony, to Phillip Lim’s 10-year anniversary collection entitled ‘Stop and Smell the Flowers’ (whereupon he allowed himself a modest moment to look back on a salubrious career), much of New York’s usually power-packed, street-savvy offering showed a reflective, contemplative and truly romantic mood. The celebration of love was ignited with Givenchy, but the heartfelt goodness continued to pump through the avenues and streets of this notoriously tough city. It was impossible not to fall head-over-heels for Peter Copping’s enchanting ode to the most fanciful things a girlish girl could dream of for his second collection at…

LOOKING FOR AN AUTUMN wardrobe overhaul? This season’s must-have isn’t one single bag, a shoe or a coat – it’s all of them, as long as they’re suede. With the ’70s trend still going full-throttle, every fashion lover worth her salt is making a beeline for the touchy-feely material of the moment. And this is where the high street has come up trumps, offering luxurious investment buys – see the M&S update on last season’s sell-out A-line skirt (far right) worn by Alexa Chung and Olivia P – along with easy-on-your wallet suedette staples (suede’s lightweight, easier-to-maintain synthetic cousin). From retro patchwork and stripes to yards of fringing and unexpected brights – these super-soft buys promise a lot of hippy bang for your buck. Just don’t forget the Scotchgard……

Photos: Famous, Getty I mages, Spl ash News, I NF Photos, Press Associ ati on AS THE KARDASHIANS CONTINUE their relentless march towards world domination, last week they used New York Fashion Week to pull out the latest card in their ever-expanding pack: Kylie Jenner. Following the youngest Jenner/ Kardashian sibling’s transformation from gawky teen to uber high-maintenance Kim-a-like, 18-year-old Kylie debuted a brand new style for the delectation of fashion week VIPs. Dressed head-to-toe in an oversized, cut-out Vera Wang black suit, Kylie was placed on the all-important FROW of the Vera Wang show and was pictured posing with the designer afterwards. She even claimed to have inspired her S/S ’16 collection. ‘I love Vera Wang. She told me she thought of me while creating her show today and…

Photos: Rex Features, I - Images, Lond o n News Pictures WHEN THE LABOUR PARTY elected Jeremy Corbyn its new leader, he won by a landslide 59% of the vote. But that’s not the only majority of approval the politician has received lately. It seems the fashion world is falling for his style. Yes, we are talking about the same Jeremy Corbyn – the one with the unkempt beard, crumpled suits and shabby anoraks. While every wannabe hipster is claiming to ‘dress like your dad’, Corbyn (father to three sons) is doing his thing naturally. His polo shirt is textbook Dad Weekend Casual. The blah-brown jacket shows a disdain for fashion that’s become a geography teacher cliché. His idea of accessorising is cramming the pocket of those beige shirts with…

EVER WISHYOU’D snapped up the debut collection by Christopher Kane? Or picked up an early Erdem piece? The stellar schedule at London Fashion Week underlines the UK’s reputation as a hotbed of talent and – thanks to the support of stores across the land, the power of social media and a staunchly experimental audience – there’s no reason to miss out again. Whether you invest or name-drop, here are the 40 labels you need to know… 1 ALEXANDER LEWIS This Brazilian-American designer is based in West London and, thanks to cutting his teeth on Savile Row, the tailoring is impeccable. Buy: his intarsia knits and this modern take on a striped twinset. From £150 (avenue32.com) 2 RENLI SU Forget the 1970s, Renli's muse goes way back to the 19th century.Think…

FACT : ANYONE WITH MORE THAN a passing interest in fashion will have succumbed to at least one Zoolander moment. That’s why the original film is much loved and its sequel (out next February) so hotly anticipated. We may not all choose to admit it, however. And that makes it all the more remarkable that Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli – joint creative directors of the very grand house of Valentino – agreed to actively promote the new movie at the close of their also very grand Paris ready-to-wear presentation last March. After all, these two have never before knowingly played for laughs. Instead, theirs is among the most dignified and quietly influential aesthetics in fashion today, presented in an equally refined and elegant manner. It is as respectful…

Phot os: Lond o n N e ws Pictures, Rex Features HEIDI ALEXANDER was at a music festival in South London when Labour announced its new leader. his meant Hours later, Secretary, the woman meant to take the fight to the Tories over the NHS (which she’s done pretty successfully as a backbench MP, campaigning against plans to shut maternity services at her local hospital). As for Lisa Nandy, she was on maternity leave when Ed Miliband resigned, having just had last week she too joined new Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s Shadow Cabinet and the chances are you’re going to be hearing a lot more of both women. Barely had the dust settled on his astonishing landslide victory in the Labour leadership elections when Corbyn found himself accused of being…

SOPHIA AMORUSO IS WEARING spandex pants. The 31-year-old founder of Nasty Gal – famed for both its curated vintage offerings and new eponymous collection just recently available in the UK – promises if we were meeting in person, she’d have made more effort. But, for now, she’s at home in Los Angeles with her three poodles and new husband Joel, and I’m on the phone. So spandex it is. It’s not only her wardrobe that’s relaxed. Sophia’s chilled-out phone voice belies her high-rolling reality. But this self-confessed lover of ‘eccentric style’ has more going on than merely fashion nous. She’s also the figurehead of the #GIRLBOSS movement, stemming from the cult business guide she wrote to inspire millennial women. The #GIRLBOSS book, published last summer, offers up empowering but unapologetic…

One of the most influential collections of the season, Alessandro Michele’s debut for Gucci also showcased this, his first beauteous bag. Featuring a reinvention of the iconic Gucci G motif, it is named after the Greek god Dionysus, who transformed into a tiger to carry off a young nymph (hence the big cat-head closure). This version, finished with a hand-embroidered bee, is particularly lovely and it’s safe to assume that many a young nymph will now carry Dionysus about town in return. Fashion’s love affair with vinyl reaches its zenith with these stretch grey and sugar-pink booties, here a fashionable mid-calf height but also available thigh-high. They first appeared at the house’s spring/summer 2015 haute couture show and Dior artistic director Raf Simons loves them so much he has continued…

When it comes to putting a look together for the new season, who better to take tips from than these quick-off-the-mark street style stars? From the colour du jour (that’s all red everything) to the autumn/winter It bag that comes with a quirky styling hack, we’ve cherry-picked the six fast-track trends that are easy to step into – and entirely shoppable on the Great British High Street. You can thank us later... SEE RED Tomato, pillar-box... Call it what you will, red is the colour of the season. Swap last year’s pink coat for scarlet or go crazy and colour-block crimson top-to-toe. PARADE YOUR PRINTS Geometric shapes and abstract animal prints pack a punch in hi-vis brights. Wear with basic black and white to strike the right balance. PERFECT YOUR…

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Phot os: David M a rqu ez , J a s o n Ll oy d - E va IF YOUR EXPERIMENTATION with eyeliner doesn’t extend further than a tentative smudge of pencil at the roots of your lashes, it’s time to break free from your comfort zone. Bold sweeps of black liner blazed a brave trail across this season’s catwalks – from razor-sharp flicks at Oscar de la Renta and Calvin Klein, to chunky streaks at Badgley Mischka. And (hurrah!) there’s no pressure for perfection whatsoever. ‘This season’s liner looks celebrate freedom of expression, so do your own thing and don’t be afraid of errors,’ says backstage fave and Maybelline UK make-up director Sharon Dowsett. If you do mess up, just claim you’re channelling the Fendi show, where models…

LEE JEANS HAVE CURATED a cosy-chic collection for autumn that features the denim wardrobe of your dreams. Whether you’re into skinnies, this season’s ’70s-style flares, relaxed boyfriend jeans or dungarees, there’s a fit made for you. Washes span the spectrum from darkest indigo to vintage washed-out with artful rips. But what do jeans-to-be-seen-in call for? Soft plaid shirting, snuggly textured knits and relaxed logo tees and sweatshirts, that’s what! On colder days, add a shearling-trim jacket or padded sporty number to finish the look. You’ll find the Grazia edit of our favourite pieces from the collection on this very page, and what’s more you could get 20% off these key autumn pieces at an exclusive event for Grazia readers! Come to London’s Neal Street store on 1 October and you’ll…

LONDON FASHION WEEK: ABBEY CLANCY’STOP PICKS Abbey Clancy’s victory on Strictly Come Dancing was one of the tear-jerking realityTV triumphs of the last decade. It turned public perception of a supremely watchable woman who had skirted the hem of fame for too long without creating maximum impact on its head.Ask yourself how many other top tier young UK celebs have Scouse accents, multiply that sum by the depressingly patronising repetition of the words ‘common touch’ following Cilla Black to her grave and your answer may lie somewhere therein. Now think of London FashionWeek as the Emirates’ FA Cup Final for women. Divide that by the amount of proper coverage it receives onTV in comparison to the football. Add Clancy and FashionWeek together and my simple sartorial mathematics says: we need…

A/W HEADPHONES ARE USURPING HATS AS THE LEADING HEADGEAR.WE LOVE THE HEAVILY EMBELLISHED ONES AT DOLCE & GABBANA.THEY’RE JUST PERFECT FOR CRANKING UP THE SOUNDTRACK OF THE SEASON. ETRO CHANEL Waleska Gorczevski topped the autumn/ winter catwalk charts with a stonking 79 show walks – Christian Dior, Chanel, Burberry Prorsum, Etro and Marc Jacobs to name but a few. The campaigns will surely follow for this Brazilian beauty. Kosmemophobics (that’s people who are scared of jewellery – and yes it’s a real thing) should consider going into hiding: just look at the new extreme face bling at Givenchy. Last year’s statement earrings are quivering in their diamonique settings. The buzzy name to know is Vetements – a young Parisian label run by an international collective of seven anonymous designers. Sounds…

1 UP Cookie Lyon A new series of Empire approaches. Repeat: A NEW SERIES OF EMPIRE APPROACHES! This means much more Cookie Lyon, who we just want to be, basically. 2 UP Ellen Page Brought her girlfriend Samantha Thomas on to the red carpet for the first time last week. When asked why there and then, replied, ‘I’m in love.’ We know! 3 NON-MOVER Richard Madden For this selfie – and for condemning bad-tempered actor interviewees. ‘If you’re not capable of doing [an interview] gracefully, then don’t do it,’ he said. Preach, King in the North. 4 UP The hipster prince Ginger and bearded and in a military jumpsuit? It’s a new direction for the regal ginger, but happily one we can fully endorse. 5 NEW IN Dascha Polanco CoL…

Photos: Paci fic Coast News, Rex Features, Spl ash News,Vantage News,Wenn WHEN JAMIE HINCE emerged last week without his wedding ring it was, for many, the surest sign that he and Kate Moss were heading for the divorce courts. But Grazia has learned that, far from consulting lawyers, Kate is hoping to repair the marriage by giving her rock-star husband his freedom – with her blessing. Jamie was photographed ringless in New York – where he is touring with his band The Kills – just days after Kate was spotted at the Chiltern Firehouse, still wearing her own wedding band. According to Kate, the couple are merely ‘on a break’, until he returns to the UK after his American tour finishes at the end of the month. She has even…

HERE IS WHAT I IMAGINE happened at the zuckerberg residence early last week: Mark (angry): ‘I’m so sick of my cousin Vinnie posting pictures of his child’s nappies on my timeline.’ His wife (sympathetic but bored of this conversation): ‘Why don’t you invent a dislike button?’ And, lo, a new function was born. During a q&A session last week, Mark confirmed that, ‘People have asked about the dislike button for years. We’ve finally heard you and we’re working on this.’ Which, in theory, could be quite exciting. A new thing to play with on Facebook! Further thought, however, reveals this to be a really bad idea. Will it be illustrated with a tiny inverted thumb? Because if someone’s broken up with their boyfriend or just lost their job, I’ve generally…

EVERYWHERE WE LOOK right now, there is a ‘hot mess’. A woman who’s labelled herself that because her actions are in disarray. But who is, somehow, still adorable, sexy and managing to pay her rent. She’s dishevelled and incompetent, unthreatening, and in need of a helping hand – but honest about all of it. Prides herself on it, in fact. This self-sabotaging self-declaration is a common feature in the way women speak about themselves in 2015, sacrificing ability for likeability. The Urban Dictionary describes it thus: ‘when one’s thoughts or appearance are in a state of disarray but they maintain an undeniable attractiveness or beauty’. Related words include drunk, ugly, sexy, train wreck and slut. So why has describing yourself as a hot mess suddenly become such ‘a thing’ that…

KIM CATTRALL HATES being described as ‘childless’. ‘It sounds like you’re less, because you haven’t had a child, she told Radio from Woman’s Hour last week. She also says that , despite not having kids, she thinks of herself as a mother. ‘I am not a biological parent, but I am a parent . I have young actors and actresses that I mentor… There is a way to become a mother… which doesn’t include your name on the child’s birth certificate.’ Can a woman who hasn’t raised children Can truly call herself ‘a mother’? If you ‘mentor’ but you never changed nappies? If you dish out all the cool life advice, but you never get strict about studying? Is that a privileged, dilettante’s idea of being a mother? Or is…

We kind of couldn’t help but warm to Cabinet minister Justine Greening, after revelations that she once baffled Nick Clegg by dropping random ’80s song titles into a work conversation with him. Elton John invited Russian president Vladimir Putin to sit down and talk to him ‘over a cup of tea’ about gay rights in Russia. Sienna Miller did her bit for equal pay, revealing she’d turned down a Broadway play after realising her male co-star would be paid far more than her. Who says transparency doesn’t matter, eh?…

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THE PURITAN While this look is aimed at purists, it is, in fact, anything but simple, as minimalist-lovers Tilda Swinton and VB will vouch. SAINT LAURURENT THE’ 80s REBEL The decade that style forgot returns in all its ruffle-skirted glory. Think Debbie Harry or Madonna circa Desperately Seeking Susan or Express Yourself, aptly enough… THE ADVENTURER The Michelin Man,All Saints, Amelia Earhart and the Teenage Mutant NinjaTurtles are all the unlikely inspo for utility wear at Hunter, Kenzo and Sacai. Here are four ways to get in on the action… KENZO HUNTER ORIGINAL Allow everyone’s favourite pizza-eating turtles to inform your colour palette here. Slip a padded jacket underneath a parka for o c lder climates and wear with trainers. Utility swaps khakis for brights in luxe padded fabrics. Who…

1 BELLA DONNA If you’re planning to channel a ladylike vibe this season, with ample tweed, abundant brocade and even the odd pussy bow, Valentino Donna, £49, will match your fashion mood. Its bergamot, saffron and rose scent is refreshingly grown-up, and the prism-cut bottle makes us long to own an old-school dressing table. 020 7494 6220 2 BAG THIS! If your bank balance can’t handle a major handbag splurge right now (misery), Marc Jacobs Decadence Eau de Parfum, £49, is the ultimate consolation. Not only is the bottle inspired by Marc’s classic bag shape, but the sexy, woody scent will make the perfect accessory to your winter woollies. debenhams.com 3 FORD FOCUS Mr Ford excels himself once again with Tom Ford Venetian Bergamot Eau de Parfum, £142 – a…

GIVENCHY Model spot We predict great things for model Kris Gottschalk. After taking her first catwalk outing as the only woman on Public School’s men’s runway in July, Kris was this week summoned by Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci. When asked whether she might take her cropped hair even shorter for the show, she took up the mantle, heading to a Brooklyn salon for the awesome bleach and buzz cut seen here. VICTORIA BECKHAM WELL RED Victoria Beckham is famous for turning sleek, sophisticated beauties out on to her runway. This time, five of her model army worked modern, matte red mouths to match scarlet detailing on their dresses. Cute or what?We love Smashbox Be Legendary Lipstick in Fireball Matte, £17, and Max Factor Lipfinity in Just Deluxe, £8.99. HERVE LEGER…

STAY SAFE WITH A MOLE M.O.T If you are visiting London or live in the city, drop into The Mole Clinic where you can have a top-to-toe check by a dermatologist and even get a ‘mole mapping’ service, which records all your moles so you can keep an eye out for changes.They’ve just launched a new service to remove moles and skin tags, too. Visit moleclinic.co.uk. WOULD YOU COUNT YOUR EGGS? The number of women totting up their remaining eggs has risen by 200% in the past year, with the average patient age dropping from 38 to 33.The test is done using ultrasound and counts your eggs to predict future fertility. ‘It isn’t painful and patients go home immediately afterwards,’ says DrAmin Gorgy, (fertility-academy.co.uk). ‘The ovarian reserve can also be…

HOME CV  WHO LIVES HERE? Kate Heppell, of the cool bedlinen company Kip & Co (kipandco.net.au), and her husband Mal, director of landscape company DMS Landscapes (dmslandscapes.com.au). WHERE IS IT? buzzy suberb of Hawthorn in Melbourne. Once a small V ictorian bungalow, it took more than two years to transform it into the fabulous two-storey, fourbedroom house that melds old and new with restored original features and a spectacular rear extension. ‘We had a clear vision for the home – it had to inspire us, and it had to look good day or night, and transition from past to present,’ says Kate. SHOPTHIS LOOK AT: heals.com, coxandcox.co.uk, johnlewis.com 1. GO FOR A SHOW-STOPPER KITCHEN The entire floor is one large open-plan kitchen and lounge area.With kitchens you can go…

JAMIE OLIVER IS CRUNCHING on a pecan as we talk. Not, he points out, a candied pecan, which wouldn’t fit at all with his new obsession for all things healthy. His latest book, Everyday Super Food, has just hit our shelves and is already a number one best-seller on Amazon, spawning a TV documentary and spearheading a new campaign – with 130,000 plus signatories – against the demon white stuff: sugar. So, 16 years (yes, really!) after The Naked Chef’s passion for food stole a nation’s heart, what’s still eating at Jamie Oliver? ‘In truth, I’ve got a bit of a chip on my shoulder,’ Jamie says. ‘This country has some of the unhealthiest kids in Europe – one in three are obese. The Government’s role is to protect the…

What I’m watching DASH DOLLS What’s this then? The Dash Dolls are the staff at Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian's Beverly Hills outlet of their fashion retail empire.They are looked over with a matriarchal rod of iron by twin sisters Malika (fierce) and Khadijah (homey), Kourtney's ‘best friends' shipped in from the Long Island branch. The Dolls get drunk, date inappropriate men, throw around used pink lace knickers and live in a ‘Dolls House'. Should I be watching? Politically, um, pass! I'm not quite sure how the new age of feminism feels about referring to grown women as ‘Dolls'.Then again, neither am I entirely certain that Durrani, Stephanie, Nazy,Taylor, Melody and Caroline would care. Malika's idea for a bonding exercise in a pace-setting and slightly thrilling opener is a trip…

TUESDAY • Educating Cardiff, 9pm, Channel 4 My Ofsted report indicatesYorkshire first, Essex second and Cardiff third.The Willows isn't failing, but could do better. WEDNESDAY • Ray Donovan, 9pm, Sky Atlantic Moral compass entirely askew, Liev Shreiber manhandles his way through life as a Hollywood fixer. THURSDAY • Boy Meets Girl, 9.30pm, BBCTwo Sweet sitcom likely to win awards for its transgender star Rebecca Root for something other than bravery. FRIDAY • Strictly Come Dancing, 9pm, BBC One Tess and Claudia bounce into action as the first six of 15 new couples take to the floor. SATURDAY • Doctor Who, 7.50pm, BBC One Given that the Rugby World Cup has bumped The X Factor for a week, let's check in on theTime Lord and his chums. SUNDAY • This Is…