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 glamour
editors letter
CAT, 30,
TV producer
Talking about
mental health
used to terrify
me, but being
open about my
anxiety with
friends and
family has been
an invaluable
coping strategy.

ALICE (left),
22, fashion
PR assistant
Ive wanted
to work in fashion
since I was little,
and Im so proud

Hey, were of what Ive

achieved in
a competitive

Women of
industry.

LILY-ROSE
(right), 22,

the Year, too! fashion PR

assistant
Yep dream job
for me, too! But
my other pinch-
EVERY YEAR AT THE GLAMOUR WOMEN OF THE me moment
YEAR AWARDS, IN ASSOCIATION WITH NEXT, WE was graduating
the toughest
CELEBRATE THE WOMEN YOU VOTE FOR WHO thing Ive done.
HAVE SHONE IN THEIR FIELD be it lm, television,
sport, business, literature, theatre, music and more. It is,
at its heart, an unapologetically glamorous event (funny
that), honouring the leading lights on a world stage.
But we also know that there are many, many ways
to be strong, brilliant and inspiring in other words,
there are countless ways in which to be a woman of the
year in our own worlds, and to make a diference to both
those around us and to ourselves. So Im giving this
Editors Letter, in this special Women of the Year issue,
over to some of you. We had a wonderful time gathering
your stories. Here are just a few of them.
I hope you will take the time to celebrate the women
of the year in your life including yourself! AMY, 21,
Enjoy the issue. philosophy student
Negative headlines
really afected me
this year, so to do
something positive
I volunteered with
a charity to help young
people get into uni and
achieve their goals.

Jo Elvin, Editor-In-Chief

Contact me at: editor@glamourmagazine.co.uk.

Follow me on Twitter at Twitter.com/jo_elvin and
Instagram @joelvinglamour. Tweet us at @GlamourMagUK Continued over the page
 ALANA, 30, lawyer Im good at running
and cycling, but Ive had to learn to swim.
Ive trained around crazy working hours and
Im (kind of!) ready for the race next month.

RITA (left), 48,

retail assistant
ELOISE, 33, Juggling motherhood and
radio producer work is tough, but my baby
I produce girl, Timorah, and my other
a radio breakfast beautiful children, make it
show and have all worth it.
to be there
before 6am DORIS (right), 50,
to think of retail assistant
discussion We seriously needed a break,
topics. As Im so we spent three months in
not a morning Ghana, having adventures and
person, its a big visiting family. So restorative.
achievement!

YUXI, 25, jewellery designer

Leaving my career as an
KRISTIN (left), 21, and MAREN economist was a risk, but I had
(right), 23, both students to follow my passion for design.
Throughout school, we Nothing is more important
planned to both go to the than doing what you love.
Norwegian University Of
Science And Technology, but
were terrified we wouldnt
get in together. We did
and we cant wait!
 EDITORS LETTER

FLORENCE, 27, art director

After sufering with an eating
disorder for ten years, I realised
I had to listen to my friends and
family, get professional help
and learn to look after myself.

ENI, 23, journalism intern

Being there for friends is my
priority. I recently had to talk
one through a panic attack
over the phone Im so
pleased I called when I did.

VICTORIA, 26, VERITY, 29, PhD student

HR assistant Volunteering for the
Taking charge Royal Voluntary Service
of your own for elderly people has made
happiness can be me realise that one person
hard, but I finally can have a positive impact,
ended a relationship and make others happy.
which wasnt
good for me.

ERICA, 40,
fashion blogger
Moving away
from London was
daunting making
friends is harder
as we get older
but I couldnt
be happier with
my new home
and gang.

SYAKINA,
19, student
Im studying
quantity surveying
at Kingston
University London,
and exams make
me so nervous.
But revising every
day, evening
and weekend
has paid of! O

ZOE, 35,
executive
assistant
Im in remission
from agonising
rheumatoid
Photographs: Silvia Olsen

arthritis and
dont need
chemotherapy
meds any more.
It was a lower
dose than it is for
cancer, but it still
wiped me out.

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Put your
hands up
Because new-season fashion
is all about fun-filled feels
Photographs: Sonny Vandevelde

Good vibes
(and super
slogans) were
the focus
of Stella
McCartneys
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VETEMENTS

BALENCIAGA
Someone hand us a
handkerchief top, quick
by LAUREN COCHRANE

S
o you thought you had the latest trend nailed? Well,
step away from the slip dresses its time to ditch the 90s
MARQUESALMEIDA

and embrace the Noughties: Paris Hilton, Britney Spears

and Lisa Maffia are your style icons. Again. Yes, really.
This is at least in part because of the internet. Instagram
accounts dedicated to the Noughties are on all the cool-girl feeds.
The ones to follow now? @popculturediedin2009 (references
include TomKat, Tyra Banks, the heyday of Lindsay Lohan),
@partylikeitsthe2000s (think fifty shades of Britney Spears)
and @everyoutfitonsatc with its lol-worthy captions. The website
broadly.vice.com even has a regular column, This Week In 2007,
citing ten years ago as the moment modern culture was
crystallised (it was the year that saw the introduction of the
iPhone, Paris go to jail and Lindsay crash her car).
If all of that makes you wince with argh-its-too-recent
memories of handkerchief tops and corset bags, rest assured:
Photographs: WENN, Rex Features, Indigital

fashion is reassessing the Noughties, not copying it outright

*sighs of relief*. S/S08 is the insiders reference: pink, oversized
shoulders and arty influences were all big then and are back
now, spotted everywhere from Balenciaga to Saint Laurent and
Burberry. In another who knew that would happen? moment,
Juicy Coutures velour last seen on Jennifer Lopez circa 2002
SAINT LAURENT
SAINT LAURENT

is the height of cool again, starring on the Vetements catwalk.

Meanwhile, MarquesAlmeida has made bootcut jeans and, yes,
Head-to-toe
even handkerchief tops desirable in 2017. Our advice? Embrace velour, la
it now. Before you know it, well be on to the 2010s... Paris Hilton
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Lucys own
Huge on the S/S17 catwalks. But IRL?
Seriously? Fashion Editor LU C Y WA L K E R
finds out if its even possible
PHOTOGRAPHS by KASIA BOBULA

PERHAPS THE REAL QUESTION IS, WOULD I WEAR A BRALET?

As a woman in my thirties with a relaxed (OK, non-existent)
approach to working out, isnt this one of those trends best
left on the catwalk? Victoria Beckham, Alexander Wang and
Miuccia Prada showed us ways to wear this teeny-tiny piece.
And it looked amazing on gorgeous, gazelle-like models, which
we all know gives zero indication of whether a look will translate
to our wardrobes. I find myself anxiously typing how to wear
a bralet into Google, which turns up various pap-shots of Bella,
Gigi and Kendall, all looking great, all under the age of 25.
But Im determined to road-test this for you, Glamour readers,
so onwards! I take the Prada show as my starting point here,
bralets were styled over retro-print shirts, ie modesty very much
preserved. Result. Or not, as I soon find out that pairing the right
bralet with the right shirt is no easy task (the shirt must be
extremely fitted and the bralet loose enough to accommodate
the extra layer). Soon theres a pile of rejected clothes at my
feet. Then one of the girls in the office says: You look nice
but youd never wear that. Shes right. Im a minimalist: why
would I wear a bra over the top of a perfectly nice shirt?
I decide I must face my fear and wear the bralet without

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anything underneath. Gulp.
I opt for a black silky number by Marni and team it with the
highest-waisted trousers I can find to minimise the flesh on
show. I throw on a boxy jacket by Maison Margiela, which works
as a chic security blanket, add a block-heel sandal, which feels
suitably laid back, and an orange bag to add a pop of colour/
distract from the fact that Im a bit more naked than usual.
Heading out onto the streets of Soho, Im conscious of
a degree of polite attention and suddenly feel conspicuous. But
I do find myself thinking, This never happens when Im wearing
my usual T-shirt, jeans and flats. Before long Im in the swing of
it, imagining balmy summer days ahead for me and the bralet.
So, would I wear one again? Absolutely. But the jacket stays on.

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youll do a hefty Marni
As far as were concerned, theres not a single day of the sandal. You are fashion.
year when sunglasses arent appropriate. Show us a dark
grey cloud and well show you our new Prada Baroque
numbers. But now that its actually summer, we can stop
rolling our eyes at everyone who makes an Anna Wintour
joke in our direction. Editrix-style aside, if you cant decide
which pair to plump for, heres a handy tribe guide:

Cat got your eye?

You might be happy flouncing in
your original 50s flared sun frock
or donning a yellow twinset with your
mum jeans (very this season, FYI), but
the peaked cats-eye style will always
give you an extra-glamorous edge.

The bling queen

You had your name on
Aviator attitude
the waiting list for the
Tricky to wear (they dont
gold glitter Gucci
suit everyone), aviators
Victoria Moss is senior fashion news and features editor at The Telegraph.

numbers from the

can either go Barb from
second you saw them
Stranger Things (not
on the catwalk. Dame
Photographs: Collage Vintage, Jason Lloyd-Evans, Rex Features

necessarily a bad thing)

Edna Everage is your
or cool girl at Coachella
spirit animal and you
something to aspire to,
dont care who knows it.
The everymans even if youre only wafting
The perfect cheering foil
Ray-Ban around in your local park.
for a British summer.
Wayfarers are the great
aesthetic leveller of
sunglasses. Yes, every
skinny-jean aficionado
has a well-worn pair, but
so does the Duchess of
Cambridge. Tip: get the
larger frames much
more flattering.
COULD IT BE YOU
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CHLOE

My secret
holiday FLING
Vacay romances? Turns out they happen to summer wardrobes
too, as Shopping Editor C H A R L O T T E L E W I S knows

P
eople think fashion editors have vast wardrobes
full of out-there clothes, a bit like Anna Dello
Russo. Me? I wear the same thing every single day.
Getting dressed in the morning looks like this:
dark, straight jeans or a tailored trouser; a cashmere
sweater or shirt; coat; shoes (the one part of my outfit
I am willing to experiment with). All within a minimalist
colour palette of white, camel, navy, grey and black.
Some people call me boring (hi to my boyfriend and
mum!) and friends sigh over the wasted opportunity. But
I never stray. My bordering-on-masculine uniform makes
me feel confident; its the perfect measure of androgyny,
and I feel like my best me when Im wearing it. Its also For one week only:
Charlotte stepping
really liberating. Theres no fuss, no full-blown anxiety away from
about being under- or over-dressed. I can be up and out masculine cuts
of the door in 20 minutes (what can I say? I love sleep). (above) and into
feminine frills (left)
And yet, I have a dirty secret. When Im on holiday,
I become a totally different person: one who cant get
enough of pretty, ultra-feminine white dresses. That
 Clockwise from
opposite page Jane
Birkin, and (this
page, top) in another
white dress; Twiggy;
Franoise Hardy

Mick Jagger and

(above) then wife,
Bianca Jagger

I feel like
Im cheating on
perfectly pared-back, minimalist vibe
Ive spent years refining gone. No one
my uniform,
gets it least of all the Glamour fashion
team, and I feel like Im cheating on my
on myself, but
I cant help it
PRADA

uniform, on myself, but I cant help it.

Im not sure what comes over me
the spirit of Jane Birkin, maybe? My holiday style icons
have almost always been women wearing some form of
Cotton dress 555
white dress: Jane Birkin drifting around Nice in a cotton Thierry Colson
sundress, French singer Franoise Hardy, Bianca
Jagger I spend hours trawling the internet for the
perfect white dress. Last summer, I obsessed non-stop
about a particular Zimmermann number (it sold out in
Photographs: Getty Images, Eyevine, Rex Features, Indigital, Natalie Michele Davis

days) and dream about finding one of Diors Victorian

shirt-dresses on a resale website.
I just cant help myself. My wardrobe is full of them,
and there they sit until holiday time comes around. My
carefully curated look is thrown out of the window and my
Cotton dress
suitcase crammed with white dresses. Add simple leather 680 Ellery at
sandals and a basket bag and you have the ultimate Matches Fashion
holiday outfit. I like to think that in ten years time I will
look at my collection and still want to wear them. There
is something that feels entirely classic about a white
summer dress. Maybe thats what draws me to them?
So, while my feminine holiday style is a far cry from
Cotton dress
my everyday masculine uniform (my own personal Jekyll 69.99 Mango
and Hyde) and the two will never cross paths (catch me
on Regent Street in a broderie anglaise number, you will
not), the way I approach dressing seems to be the same:
strict and unwavering. Pick a style and stick to it.
On that note, as I sit here in a favourite combo of dark
Cotton dress 368
denim jeans and a navy jumper, I may have just clicked Loup Charmant
Buy on my first white dress of the summer season
 you you you
L E T S TA K E F I V E , S H A L L W E ?

Hey,
Festival season:
an excuse to
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wherever

its OK...
to not relate to early birds or night
owls youre tired ALL the time
if you happily spend 100 on
clothes online, but draw the line
at the 4.99 delivery charge
to work out for five minutes before
checking if your abs have formed
(thanks to Glamour reader @chloefinch93)

if you have more toiletries in

your desk drawer at work than
in your own bathroom
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if youre secretly pleased you didnt get Glasto tickets: you can enjoy
Ed from your comfy sofa and you wont have to clean your Hunters
to sit in traffic fuming when a car in front lets someone in, but scream at the drivers
who dont let you in (thanks to Glamour reader @mollyfaries99)
if you binge-watch Netflix so much you feel like youre at one with the
characters. Lorelai Gilmore is so your spirit animal
to remember every word of every Destinys Child song, but not what you were
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 YOU YOU YOU

inspiration

The
POWER
of being
YOU
Showing people who
you *really* are takes
guts something our
transgender columnist
J U N O D AW S O N has
learnt the hard way

PHOTOGRAPHS by LAURET TA SUTER

ow often have you been told to be yourself ?

H Whether its a job interview, a rst date or going to

a party full of strangers, the advice is always the same:
Just be you! But for some of us, showing our true
self is more difcult. In my case, becoming myself
has involved a mix of doctors, pills and surgeries.
Three years ago, I was living as James a best-selling author who
always knew she should have been born a woman. As a child, I was told
to be myself, but when I merrily skipped across the playground, I was
told to walk. When I chose My Little Ponies at the toy shop, I was rmly
told no. When I asked if I could be Charlene if we played Neighbours,
I was laughed at. So in 2015, I decided it was time to be myself and
I started my gender transition. During my journey, Ive experienced both
triumphs and truly dark days, and discovered support and compassion
in surprising places. Ive had to take the intensive crash course in
womanhood. For my nal Glamour chapter, heres what Ive learnt:
 so! Ive had one steady boyfriend and a number of dates (and
trans women are no safer from Tinder creeps than cis women
are, trust me), but I jumped the gun. Before I could fall in love
with someone else, I had to first love myself.
I dated a guy last year, pre-surgery, pre-hair extensions and
still looking somewhat boyish. I felt like I stuck out like a sore
L E SS O N 1 Haterz gon hate thumb as we took strolls in the park or shared Cineworld
Lets get the least pleasant one out of the way first. Looking back hotdogs, but he didnt seem to care. Ill never forget shrinking
at my debut column, I was foolish to think that the world was in my seat as every punter in a tiny Greek taverna stared at me
waiting for trans people with open arms. Perhaps its why the on one of our date nights. After a while, I relaxed as we shared
harassment and attacks Ive experienced since announcing my souvlaki and kleftiko, realising it was easier than it had ever
transition felt like a slap in the face. But from the Twitter users been because I was there as my true self. If youve ever caught
who called me a pervert for defending trans bathroom rights to yourself acting on a date, youll understand how I felt every
the airport security guards who mocked me as I went through
customs, I politely stood my ground. I made my case and backed
it up with laws and facts (the Equality Act 2010 protects trans
people from discrimination in public places and the workplace).
But for a very small minority of people, they choose to hate me.
Its human nature to want to be liked, but I fear Im fighting
a losing battle with some naysayers. Well, I didnt choose the body
I was born with. These are the cards Ive been dealt, and in the
face of blind hatred, all I can do is live my best possible life.
Whether were cisgender (the sex were born as) or transgender,
the best revenge against people who want to see you fail is to
succeed and to succeed gloriously. My grandma used to say, All
you can do is keep your front steps clean, meaning when everyone
else is determined to play dirty, all we can do is keep it classy.

L E SS O N 2 Kindness counts
Although trolls can be very noisy, they are few in number. Most
people treat me with kindness and cheerfully accept me as
a woman, which is all Ive ever wanted. Some people, like
my lovely manicurist, Alex, even go out of their way to make
me feel included. She advertised on her website that she ran
a trans-inclusive business. That small, thoughtful touch was
enough to cancel out dozens of spiteful comments. We have to
focus on positivity. Yes, Ive had to deal with transphobia, but we
all have bad days. Its easy to dwell on that train we missed, that
meeting that didnt go right or that rude stranger who shut us
down. But what about all the times it didnt go wrong? Every day
I write in my diary one fortuitous thing that happened to remind
myself, particularly on the darker days, that good can and does
happen. Case in point: legging it for a train at Euston last May
with minutes to spare. I collapsed into First Class looking hugely
dishevelled, when the train guard approached. You look like you
need a gin and tonic, madam? That madam made my week.

L E SS O N 3 You must learn to love you

In my twenties, I had a string of gorgeous boyfriends and always
walked away, thinking there was something wrong with them.
There wasnt. I was always looking for the fire exit because falling Juno.
in love with me as a man, when I felt like a woman, was a faade. Finally
being
I thought my transition may signal the end of my love life. Not herself

Being James
felt like I was
single day I was supposed to be a boy. Now, being weighed
I dont have to act anything. I feel ready for
the rst time to enter into a relationship. down and
Honesty is the foundation of a strong
partnership and, now, I can say, This is me!
crushed by
No secrets. And the next time a man tells me
he loves me, Ill know he loves the real me.
chains
L E SS O N 4 Nothing changes if you dont let it
But are you happier? people often ask me. Because there is
a xation with the tiny percentage of trans people who decide
medical transition isnt for them and give it up as a bad job, some
people dance around whether I regret my decision. But Ive
never once looked back. Living as a woman feels as instinctive to
me as breathing; being James felt like I was being weighed down
and crushed by chains. Telling my mum about my transition
was the hardest day. I trudged up to Leeds fully expecting it
would be the last time shed ever speak to me, but she handled
it like a trooper and that day I broke free from those chains.
And now I am living the life Ive always wanted. Spoiler alert:
gender transition is not about dressing up as a woman. That
four-year-old girl convinced she was She-Ra was right the whole
time. My only regret is that I didnt gure it out sooner. When it
comes to doing whatever it takes to make our life really worth
living, we have two options: change, or forever wonder. I didnt
want to be haunted by the ghosts of what ifs?, so I chose change.
L E SS O N 5 Patience is frustrating, but necessary
That said, I was nave to think that change would come
Hair: Ben Cooke at Frank Agency. Make-up: Karin Darnell at Frank Agency. Hand model:
overnight. I wanted everything career, a man, money and
I wanted it yesterday. But gender transition, socially and
medically, is glacially slow. The most enduring myth about trans
Lorenzo Bilal at Body London. Nails: Jessica Thompson at Frank Agency
people is that we decide on a whim to change gender and then
ing ourselves onto an operating table. In reality, I had to wait
18 excruciating months until I received any medical intervention.
That meant living as Juno, but still looking like a man and it
was so frustrating I wanted to scream.
Yet, while waiting for that NHS acceptance letter from the
Gender Identity Clinic to drop through my letterbox, I learnt
there is real power in managing change. During the past two
years, many things have felt out of my control: waiting lists for
medical treatment; my changing body on hormone therapy; how
people perceive me. So I looked for elements that I could take
control of. I got hair extensions, bought feminine glasses and
legally changed my name. Focusing on the small, everyday
changes (check out my eyebrow evolution on Instagram) while
waiting for a big change has been crucial to my happiness.
I N S P I R AT I O N
L E SS O N 6 No one is an island
When life gets choppy, we need rubber-ring
people to cling to and if I had one piece
of advice for myself four years ago, it would
have been to surround myself with other
trans people. Their tips have made my
transition smoother. Actress Nicole Gibson
coached me through the rst NHS
appointment, and seeing Ayla Holdom happy with her mum
at the Attitude Pride Awards made me feel like I might have
a future with my family, too. But Im also incredibly grateful to
those friends who knew me as James and now as Juno. I still
watch RuPauls Drag Race every Saturday with my gays;
I still meet my girls for Negronis I cant aford; and I have
a standing Riverdale date with my best friend, Kerry, every
week. Treating me with love and a healthy dose of ridicule,
they have done a fantastic job of keeping things the same while
Im changing. I believe there are two types of friends: vodka
friends and tea friends. Vodka friends are great for a night out,
but these past two years Ive needed a stabilising network of
tea-drinking chums who ofer me normality and the space to
talk. Ive also listened, and their acceptance has kept me aoat.
L E SS O N 7 Its OK to put you first
If Im honest, my transition was a selsh act. Who else is
beneting from this change? My family? My friends? No this
change was the most self-indulgent thing Ive ever done. But
sometimes drastic change is necessary. You have to gut the
house and rebuild it from the foundations up. I burned
everything down in the hope Id grow back better, even at the
risk of hurting my loved ones. But if I hadnt, Id still be stuck
as James living half a life. I guess it took some bravery to stand
up and say, Guess what, world, Im actually a woman called
Juno. But I did it and the world is still turning. So if I can
be me, you, dear reader, can definitely be you. Be just a little
selsh. It starts with telling the world who you really are.
I hope, over the past 18 months, Ive proved my transition
isnt a wacky whim. Its taken years of untying knots to reveal
what was there the whole time. You see, despite the obvious
before-and-after makeover, I havent actually changed. Transition
doesnt happen from the outside with hair and make-up it
happens from the inside out. And on the inside, I am the same
girl who wanted to be She-Ra. Now, if youll excuse me, Ive
spent 30 years dreaming of this life, Im going to go live it. O
Junos book The Gender Games is out now. Read more
from Juno in her column on glamour.com
 YOU YOU YOU

work & money

NO degree?
NO experience?
NO PROBLEM

Its time to throw away the job application rulebook and try something new.
G E M M A A S K H A M explores the modern route to getting your dream role

L
iving walls, hammocks, a bring-your-puppy policy: all exciting
additions to the 2017 work scene. But as technology creates
new jobs (and changes the way we do existing ones), were no
longer getting roles via the methods we know. Were on the
cusp of an application revolution, with employers favouring left-field
CVs. Getting a job is not going to be about your expertise or ability
to do one particular task, its about your personality, your traits,
how adaptable you are, how flexible, reveals Corinne Mills, author
of Career Coach. Changing professions is going to be essential.
Heres how to stack the new employment odds in your favour:

The best way
to get paid to
do something
OLD WAY APPLY ONLINE new is to
NEW WAY MAKE DIRECT CONTACT
Were no Professor Brian Cox, but in show how
some quiet corner of the internet there
must be a CV-eating black hole 40% youre already
of surveyed millennials didnt receive any
acknowledgement of their last online job
application. Once you press send, your
doing it
job hopes land in an applicant tracking
system (or ATS), which automatically bins anything without set
keywords. Even if your application does see a human, its unlikely
to be your new boss. In a large HR department its hard to stand
out because theyre not the decision-makers theyve been told
what to look for and process applications, says Emily Austen, CEO
of PR firm Emerge. Today, your in has to be personal. Theres
someone at that company who you need to convince to see you
figure out how to grab their attention, explains Steve Bartlett,
who co-founded digital marketing agency Social Chain because
he knew his CV (which included dropping out of uni and being
expelled from school) wouldnt survive an ATS grilling. His advice
is worth heeding: Social Chain is thought to have turned over
6million last year. The good news is that its easier than ever to
approach your target: LinkedIn can tell you who you need to speak
to, then get their attention using the channel with the least noise.
Im bombarded with emails, social-media comments and DMs,
Steve continues, but if someone sends something physical to
the ofice that I have to open, it instantly has my attention. I think
this is the case with a lot of busy people.
TO BE TOP OF THE PILE Really get to know the head of the team
you want to work with. Read their social channels to see what they
care about, says Steve. One applicant printed all of our campaign
managers Instagram pictures onto marshmallows and sent treats
for our ofice dogs. It showed a connection with both the people
here and our culture. Make an application personal, sincere, fun.
OLD WAY CREATE A LINKEDIN PROFILE
NEW WAY SUSS LINKEDINS ALGORITHMS
Think of LinkedIn like your Instagram: to make a success of it,
its not enough to simply have an account. And you want it to be
a success: Hubspot found that for every 100 visitors to someones
LinkedIn profile, nearly three of those created tangible job
leads. So whats the diference between those who get
headhunted via LinkedIn and those who get nothing? Usage,
says Corinne. The more you refresh your content, the more
searchable you are. The algorithms always look for profiles
that have fresh content, updates, new work and industry news.
Also, think of your key field say, video production. The more
times you mention video production in your profile headline
and past/current job titles, the higher up youll appear when
an employer searches for that talent.
TO BE TOP OF THE PILE Link with your Twitter, so LinkedIn
updates appear there, too. It might not be as witty as your #GBBO
Tweets, But its a way for candidates to represent who they are,
explains Joanne Cumper, managing consultant at talent advisory
firm Futurestep. Are they sharing the news in
their market? Are they following the industrys
main players? These answers reveal a lot more
than a CV. And because Twitter works in real
time, Its great for finding urgent staf. Lots
of people get first jobs and second jobs that
way, says Corinne. Put your search terms into
hashtags (say, #marketing #job #london)
to find roles then, when employers look at
your page, theyll see it stufed with evidence
of your skills and job-sector smarts.
OLD WAY PLAY DOWN CHANGE
NEW WAY HIGHLIGHT YOUR USP
With machines increasingly shaking up (and in
some cases, stealing) our jobs, hopping around
diferent industries is going to feel less like
infidelity and more a sign of your adaptability.
This trend is called the gig economy, with one study forecasting
that new employees could average 17 jobs and five careers in
their lifetime. So when experience isnt on your side, Use that
as your USP, urges Corinne, which is: Im not your conventional
candidate, but Ive got more to ofer because my varied
background gives me a unique insight. Take Rachel Scandling,
a former commander in the Royal Navy. When she left the Armed
Forces, she not only had no non-military experience, but shed
never even written a CV. Youre unequipped and underprepared,
which is daunting, she admits. Now working for Barclays, via
its Armed Forces Transition Employment and Resettlement
programme, she played up her unique skill set. I recognised
any gaps in my knowledge, which showed self-awareness, and
celebrated the experiences I did have, she says. Veterans, for
instance, dont know what its like to work in an ofice, but do
understand strategic vision, hierarchical processes and the need
to be flexible all of which are relevant for a workplace.
TO BE TOP OF THE PILE Big up your side hustle. The best way
to get paid to do something new is to show how youre already
doing it. So its having a blog if you want to be a writer, Photoshop
skills if youre into graphic design, coaching a sports team if you
aspire to lead. Then, once embarking on the career change,
market it like an Instagram Story with logical progression
WORK & MONEY
from one thing to another. Explain your evolution. For example,
there was an early career, with bits you enjoyed, then you realised
you wanted more of XYZ and your career has followed, advises
Corinne. Thats reassuring for an employer.
OLD WAY HAVE QUALIFICATIONS
NEW WAY HAVE CHEMISTRY
Yes, qualifications still matter but, in 2017, workplace chemistry
isnt just about some abbreviated letters. People hire people, not
qualifications, confirms Steve. The two most important things
to get across are who you are, and how you can add value to the
team. And your introduction doesnt have to be a sickly sweet
slice of ingratiation. A candidate for a business developer role
sent a presentation of how a company could improve pitching
their product to clients, explains Andy Hurley, a senior consultant
at recruiter BPS World. They didnt have an opening but were
so impressed that they sent it to their sales team, who hired him.
This is just one example of a Pain Letter a fresh new twist on
the cover letter, which involves (sensitively) highlighting an
employers weak spot (their pain), then detailing how you can
help. One candidate emailed me to say
how we could have improved a PR
campaign that got my attention, admits
Emily, who also looks beyond qualifications.
Its not just
I want to know which Instagram accounts
you follow and why, whats the most
you searching
interesting article youve read this week,
the last documentary you watched, which for jobs,
celebrity endorsement you think was the
most successful. These tell me a lot more employers are
about your knowledge of my industry.
actively hunting
TO BE TOP OF THE PILE Consider
a video CV. At Jardine Motors Group,
an international motoring company,
for you
candidates have to prepare a short video
presentation. The format consists of answering three questions,
such as: 1) Tell us about yourself and why youre the right person.
2) Whats the defining moment of your life? 3) What are your
aspirations? describes HR director Clare Martin. Video lets your
personality shine through. Weve even had people walk us
30-second steps to get ahead
J O I N jobsparker.com. Just launched BEFRIEND
on beta release, its like a Fitbit for your HR, beyond your
job search. Set weekly targets (eg five first and last day.
applications, one cofee meeting) to tick They have the
once completed. latest scoop on
company-wide
TURN ON jobs and benefits,
LinkedIns new and should have an
Open Candidate open-door policy.
setting (via
Preferences). D OW N LOA D
It lets recruiters Inigo app (free, iPhone and Android)
know youre to create digital business cards and
looking for a new job, without transform contacts paper ones into
alerting your employer. customised digital copies.
through their home, introduce their pets and tell stories
about their lives. Slick production with a stable camera,
making sure it doesnt cut of your eyes shows us someone
is passionate and pays attention to detail.
OLD WAY SCARY JOB INTERVIEW
NEW WAY MUTUAL SETTING
The future of app-based job hunting? Its called social recruitment
and, weirdly, its inspired by your love life. Social platforms like
Tinder will pave the way for recruitment channels where both
candidates and employers can swipe left or right for desired jobs
or employees, says Joanne. An employer posts a job ad, sends
a push notification to every app user in, say, a 50-mile radius, and
you can react instantly by pushing the apply or ignore button.
Whats novel is that it places both recruiters and job hunters on
a more even keel its not just you searching for jobs, employers
are actively hunting for you. One current
app doing just that is meetup.com, which
organises combined networking events for
employers and job hunters. Meetup flips the
traditional job search on its head by creating
a mutual setting from the ofset, says
Joanne. It brings candidates and businesses
together to share career ideas and can result
in job ofers. Select Career & Business on
the homepage and the app works out whats
happening within five miles of your location.
TO BE TOP OF THE PILE Use geo-targeting
using your social channels to let employers
know the relevant places and events
youve been to. Its the perfect opportunity
to demonstrate visual presence, explains Joanne. By posting
about your experience (at a TEDx Talk, for example), candidates
can prove their interest in a specific role and, by looking at who
else has checked in, use it to locate key people to make an
introductory impression. It can also lead to immediate work.
For example, a stand at Glastonbury Festival needs an extra
pair of hands is the candidate nearby and available? she adds,
which means that your CV is looking less like two sheets of A4
and much more phone-shaped. O
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S E T a Google Alert to bring job leads
to your inbox. Monitor breaking news
of companies youre interested in and
search by keyword (eg primary teacher).
USE
your real photo
and name on
social media.
It may sound
obvious, but
it makes it so
much easier
for recruiters
to find you.
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CONFESSIONS
of a SERIAL FLAT-SHARER
After 23 flatmates, J O H OA R E knows
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by LAURA CALLAGHAN

R
emember when you thought
youd have your own house by
the time you were 25? With
a carpeted staircase, a luscious
garden, a lounge scented with expensive
candles and it would be yours. Oh,
unrealistic millennial expectations. Thanks
to a number of s****y reasons (looking
at you, current economy), many of us
are flat-sharing instead of home-owning.
But, after four years of uni and nine in the
London flat-share market, Ive done the
impossible and bought a (freakin tiny)
flat on my own. Still, I wouldnt trade
my 13 years of living with other people
because they have led to the craziest,
funniest, most eye-opening experiences
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of my life. Experiences such as these

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The unwritten rules of
flat-ministration
O Nothing pushes the boundaries of
tolerance more than the warzone that
is the washing machine. Dont use it too
much or too little (both will raise questions
about your hygiene). Dont leave laundry
in for too long or dump someone elses
clothes in a soggy heap. And dont be
the one who never buys detergent.
O Theres a reason why landlords dont
like pets. And when those cute kittens
your flatmate brought home grow up
to be house-ruling, mouse-gifting, piss-
loving menaces, youll understand why.
O Youd think a sex-toy stash would
be safe from prying eyes. Not so. One
drunken male flatmate might have come
across our female flatmates collection.
He might have thought it was funny to use
them as swords with his mates. She might
have seen this play out in a Facebook
album an hour later. The lesson? Respect
privacy (and get a lock for your drawer).
O Love a cheeky burst of heating when
no ones in? Come on, weve all done
it. Just take my advice and turn the
thermostat back down before everyone
gets home. Unless youre a fan of
listening to lectures on utility bills.
O A joint account is a wonderful idea for
paying rent, until five years down the line
when you dont speak any more but your
bank needs your ex-flatmates written
permission to change your address.
The housemates no one
can prepare you for
O The pants-stealer. If your flatmate puts
a lock on their door, Id advise moving
out immediately. I wish Id known that
before having a nose when one girl
accidentally left her door ajar, only to
find a bed covered in things I thought
Id lost (including my knickers).
O The perpetual fibber. If you tell
whopping lies, chances are your roomies
will see through it. Like the girl who
said My dad owns BT (no one owns BT),
and the one who was fluent in French
but forgot it when a French lady
asked us for directions.
O The hypochondriac. How about the
flatmate who always mistakes a hangover
for meningitis? If this happens, roll the
empty vodka bottle over her rash so
she realises its where she passed out
on a sequinned cushion the night before.
O The NSFW nudist. To the girl who
used to parade around in a bottom-
skimming tee when my boyfriend
was round: NOT COOL, OK?
O The staycation fan. Its nice to have
your flatmates parents stay every now
and then, right? (Well, not really, but lets
pretend Im nice.) Whats not cool is their
family-of-five staying for two weeks in
your one-bathroom flat, playing endless
Monopoly marathons and eating enough
toast for a small army. Cheers for that.
 sweating after a run and demolishing
Dos and donts of
very close encounters
O All-girl pad? Obey the rules of
sisterhood and dont sleep with the
same men. Youd be surprised how easily
this can happen when you go to the same
clubs and meet the same guys, and
how one bloke can royally f**k up your
friendship group.
O Always give each other the lowdown
on who youre talking to on location-based
dating apps. There are few things in life
more #awks than a guy bitching about
a dull as dishwater date before you slowly
realise hes talking about your flatmate.
O Shout-out to the girl who played
Sex On Fire EVERY time she bonked,
crescendoing her orgasms during the
final chorus. No. Just no. When youre
not home alone, keep it schtum.
O Who did you have sex with at the
weekend? I saw the used condoms
when I took your bin out, said my 2008
flatmate version of Marie Kondo. When
discarding condoms, try strategically
burying them under Tesco receipts,
used kitchen roll or Haribo packets.
Or take on bin duty.
O Fact: when youre out, your roomies
have sex everywhere in your home.
Perhaps on that cushion youre sitting
on now but definitely on the kitchen
counter where you just made dinner.
Accept it. Move on.
Feuds that couldve
been avoided
O A black feathered tutu provided key
evidence in the trial of me versus the
accusatory flatmate. Lesson: dont wear
clothing that sheds if youre trying to
sneak in and out of someone elses room
to borrow a top. Guilty as charged.
O Stop arguing about scouring the hob,
bleaching the toilet and hoovering the
stairs. Hiring a cleaner is the best cash
youll ever spend. Just get one.
O Sprawled on the sofa in my underwear,
a packet of biscuits (I know), I didnt quite
anticipate my flatmate returning with five
work pals. A heads-up is nice when
guests are unexpected.
O Its good to talk when something is
bugging you. Less so when its pass-agg
messages carved into the butter or
written on the steamy bathroom mirror.
O Special mention goes to the girl I barely
knew, but who let me move in with her
after a bad break-up. Fast-forward three
years and shes my best friend. Roomies
can be as annoying as the hair in the
plughole, but sometimes they can help
us put our lives back together. Failing
that, its always nice to have someone
to Netflix and actually chill with.
YOUR SOLO-LIVING
SHOPPING LIST
AKA things I wish someone had told
me to buy before I learnt the hard way
A stepladder, unless you want
to live in a no-lightbulb blackout.
Tampons. Lots of tampons. With
no one to borrow from, you might
get caught out.
Condoms. See above.
A first-aid box. If you cant leave
the house due to flu/hangover/food
poisoning, you can at least medicate.
Paint, in literally any colour.
Your house, your rules.
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t he
HAPPY
BOOSTER
we all
need?
Forget the unachievable
to-dos, list-making has had
a mindful makeover. And that
could change everything,
says D O L LY A L D E RT O N
ILLUSTRATIONS by SARAH DENNIS
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Is
this
F
act: Id try anything in the pursuit of happiness. Ive done
stints of no booze, deleted social media, downloaded
Headspace and even attempted to trick my body into radical
ecstasy with endorphin-flooding runs. One thing Ive never
tried? List-making. Not to-do lists, Ive done those to death. Im
talking about lists that require proper thought to bring meditation
and reflection to your day and, in turn, your happiness.
Why lists? Well, on a recent group holiday I discovered that
two of my friends put aside half an hour each night for list-making.
One writes down what shes grateful for in her gorgeous leather-
bound, monogrammed notebook and, having suffered with
depression, says pausing to reflect on lifes positives is incredibly
restorative for her mental health. The other, a self-confessed

scatterbrain, lists daily, weekly, monthly and annual achievements
using a pretty but complicated colour-coded chart. She claims
the commitment helps her feel more self-reliant and confident.
While it may sound like a whimsical indulgence, or obvious
practice, theyre not alone. List-making is now an art form
sweeping the internet thanks to thousands of posts documenting
the Bullet Journal movement, also known as #bujo. Created by
Brooklyn-based Ryder Carroll, bullet journaling is, in short, the act
of keeping a daily, monthly and annual log of goals, achievements
and gratitudes in a notebook by hand. There are bloggers whove
built an audience simply by being bullet journalists and
photographing the pages of their list layouts. A quick search
of #bulletjournaljunkies on Instagram offers a plethora of admin-
porn for organisational nuts: boxes, numbered pages, charts,
symbols, elaborate doodles and calendars drawn with rulers and
fine coloured pencil lines. Its inspiring, as well as overwhelming.
#Bujo may be a new hashtag, but the concept is not. List-
making has always been a way of centring oneself. Happiness
expert Frederika Roberts tells me that the
structure of a daily routine can give
a sense of security and contentment
think about the importance of routine
I try to
for young children, for example. I leap
out of bed most mornings but I do suffer use this
from anxiety, and occasionally (mainly
when Im burnt-out) I find myself in a dark, experiment as
nihilistic hole where I cant face leaving
my flat. I am just coming out of the other
side of one of these rare spells, blinking
an opportunity
into the daylight and feeling a bit dazed.
It was a difficult month in which I took
to be a little
on too much work, stopped sleeping,
crumbled under self-imposed high
kinder to me
expectations and ended up having a panic
attack on the Tube. I dont want to lapse
again so, inspired by my friends, I decide to try listing daily
achievements and daily gratitudes for three weeks to see if
either or both combined influences my overall happiness.
AT THE END OF THE FIRST DAY, I write a list of my gratitudes,
but realise Im being too general good health, running water,
a job all feature. I close my eyes and think back on the day and
the moments that brought me joy: the climbing jasmine on the
wall right next to my nearest bus stop and how I was intoxicated
by the warm, honeyed smell that filled the street. I think about
the advance copy of a new book from a great writer that
arrived in the post and how this job perk serves me so well
as a bookworm. I think about the phone call with my mum
and how she gave me useful financial advice and that I have
such caring, interested parents. I write these all down, along
with a few others, and I feel noticeably calmer. Frederika says
immediate effects are expected: Research has shown that
writing gratitudes in the evening using pen and paper for seven
days can reduce depressive symptoms for up to six months.
Theres no research yet to say whether making a daily list for
longer than seven days will have the same impact, though
I can say that people who do this feel happier.
That said, when I first start writing a daily achievement list,
it doesnt feel as promising. In fact, I find the process mortifyingly
self-congratulatory. Jotting things such as finished a piece of
work before a deadline, waxed my upper lip and changed
LIFE & HAPPINESS
the kitchen bin before it was overflowing makes me cringe
and I wonder if its a sign that Im being too hard on myself.
My anxiety, in part, is brought on by the pressures for perfection
that no one puts on me other than myself. I try to use this
experiment as an opportunity to be a little kinder to me. Instead
of trying to think up things I feel proud of, I think of things I berate
myself for and try to find a positive outlook. For example, when
I felt guilty for staying in bed all day, I remembered that actually
Id listened to my body, which was telling me to rest. And when
I ate an entire box of truffles after a dinner party, I silenced my
inner critic whod usually slam my greed by focusing on the
fact that Id cooked a damn good meal from scratch for six people.
Of course, everyones lists are deeply personal and therefore
wildly different. I gradually realise that I get more satisfaction
from my achievement lists when they are psychological, not
physical. At one point, I find out that an ex has a new girlfriend
and my greatest feat for that day is that I dont pore over her
social media accounts. I shelved any jealousy, replaced it with
rationality and continued my day. As someone who tends to let
obsessive thoughts crowd my brain, this is a big deal. Im glad in
that moment that I have a place to pause and commemorate that.
By the third week, I look forward to writing my gratitude list
before bed my mindset has changed and I notice Im more
positive with my day-to-day life. Susanna Halonen, author of
Screw Finding Your Passion: Its Within You,
Lets Unlock It says this is because Im
actively looking for things to be grateful for.
A perspective of gratitude can turn into
a daily habit youll start to see the world
through a more optimistic lens and feel
more fulfilled. Shes right. I feel like Im
unconsciously training my brain to find
the beauty and joy in the mundane, be it
an almond croissant thats particularly buttery
or waking up to a room bathed in sunshine.
While I concede that taking the time every
day to write a list of achievements may fall by
the wayside, Im glad it showed me how quick
I am to criticise myself and how that might
contribute to my overall anxiety. I do, however,
decide to continue with making a gratitude list
every day; I found the exercise helped me treasure my life, the
people in it and the world around me. Some of us are lucky to
wake up with a positive disposition; others have to work hard
at it. Ultimately, this challenge has taught me that real happiness
is a mix of both in-the-moment reactions and conscious habits to
cultivate them. And that the most effective way to feel some quiet
contentment be it by reminding ourselves with a list in our
iPhone notes, in a journal or even in our heads is to simply
recognise that were all just doing the best we can.
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 COLUMN

Dawn OPorter
Honestly

Be your own
superhero
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S
o I recently made one of the
most powerful decisions of my
life: to shut down my business.
Within three years of launching

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my clothing line, BOB, I had from a failure, but from an achievement that was set to consume

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a great brand, and even though sales my existence if I didnt let it go. And Ive never felt so powerful in
were slow at times, the company was my entire life as I did the day that website went ofline. I imagine
heading in the right direction. I, however, its a similar feeling to choosing to move out of a house-share that
wasnt. Women in business are often was emotionally compressing, or leave a marriage that wasnt
described as powerful, but running mine right. Sometimes we need to be our own superhero and making
completely disempowered me. a scary, strong decision based entirely on your happiness is one
I found myself desperately trying to be of the most kick-ass things you can do.
someone else. I had to care about money Power is ultimately about you; how you feel not how you make
in a way that, frankly, I really dont. I found others feel and vice versa. But to feel powerful, you have to be in
being responsible for staf (wonderful as total control of yourself. That can feel impossible, but it is doable
mine were) extremely burdensome and as if you are honest about what is right for you. Closing a business was
the months went on, the enjoyment faded. terrifying. I faced humiliation, debt and potential regret, but none of
Id originally started BOB because of how those things came close to how powerless and ultimately unhappy
much I love clothes, but my role ended up I would have been if I had carried on. Nope, my kind of power is
being less about fashion and creativity and having the power to shape my own life, the power to make my own
more to do with accounting, inventories, decisions, and the power to make myself happy. That doesnt need
warehouses and dealing with people who money, status or approval it just needs a really solid attitude.
said theyd done their job when they hadnt.
I was also running our London head ofice
DO
on an eight-hour time diference from the Try Giorgio
US. Add increasing costs of international Armani foundation.
travel and a newborn baby to the mix and Its like rubbing silk
on your face.
the entire thing was one enormous ball-
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DO
I was always worried, always stressed Make quesadillas. DONT
I couldnt have felt less powerful if Id tried. Take one wrap + Do tequila
Taking all this on board, at the start of cheese + whatever shots. Sip
is in the fridge, it slowly with
this year I found myself at a crossroads. DO
then fold and fry. lime its
Invest in
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Amazon Echo.
the business. I was talking to investors trust me.
I now have
DONT
and in a position to make it huge to build a voice-
Wear socks
controlled
an empire. Or I could stop. I weighed the house and cant
with sandals.
success of the business against my They are
wait for Alexa
designed to
happiness and it was very simple maths. to be able to
show your
make tea.
It didnt matter if BOB did well or not, toes. SHOW
the strain of it was pulling me in half. So YOUR TOES.

I pulled the plug and walked away. Not

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did that get me? I dated all the wrong guys and drank all
the wine with all the gay best friends, while I constantly
beat myself up for failing at love.
It was only after I started ignoring everyone elses
suggestions that I did fall in love (with a guy so not my type
who lives 3,000 miles away) during a work trip (taboo) after
I slept with him on the first date (double taboo; a friend warned
me Id never hear from him again). Two years later, were
happily married and about to have a baby. I love my love story,
and I tell it to show that most relationship advice is for suckers.
Listen, Im no expert on marriage; Im just a girl who, on the
first date, slept with a guy who happened to be awesome. But
one thing I do know? Clichd advice has got to go. Specifically:
HARD WORK
Reality check: if a relationship is hard work when youre dating,
when the most important conversations you have are about
which film to see, its only going to turn into a slog once life gets
real. Right after Nick and I got married, I moved across the
country to a city where I had absolutely no friends, family or
support system. I cried to Nick almost every day about how
alone I felt, even though he was right next to me. Then I received
a terrifying health diagnosis learning that I have a gene for
muscular dystrophy, a disease that had just taken my fathers
life. If we hadnt been able to get through the early, calm times
with ease, I dont know how wed have got through all of that.
Y O U H AV E T O L O V E
YOUR SELF FIRST
Once, when I was single, a married friend told me, I just dont
think youre happy; when you are, youll attract the perfect mate.
Um, no. This advice makes women feel like their own worst
enemy it becomes too easy to think, Well, maybe Ill find

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 Holding out
until you find
someone to be
your everything
isnt practical

someone after I work out my body issues, or The One might

come when I feel better about my job. In my twenties, I thought
I couldnt find the right partner because I hadnt got over
my own parents terrible marriage one filled with fighting
and tears. I had a lot of therapy, which taught me a lot about
my relationship with my parents, but didnt do anything for my
dating life. Heres the truth: no one ever has it all figured out.
I still hate the way my bum looks in skinny jeans, Ill never run
a marathon, and I dont entirely know what I want to do when
Im a grown-up. None of that makes me any less loveable now.

NEVER GO TO BED ANGRY
You know what makes everything better? Sleep. You know
what doesnt? Fighting until 4am.
Y O U R PA R T N E R S H O U L D B E
YOUR BEST FRIEND
Ive heard 3,497 wedding vows that talk about someones
partner being their best friend, but holding out until you find
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who lived with his mum and tried to feel me up in a burger joint.
(As my great aunt said to me at the time, Isnt everyone a work
in progress?) But a good partnership is about real connection
with a stand-up human. For me, it was worth waiting for
a guy who makes life better in a thousand small ways.
WHEN THE RIGHT PERSON
COMES ALONG, YOU JUST KNOW

someone to be your everything isnt practical or necessary.
Marriage today, for many of us, is about finding someone who
complements you rather than completes you. I adore my
husband, but I go to my friends for a heart-to-heart about
my career or after a fight with my mum. And why not? Each
month when I was trying to get pregnant and didnt and felt
horrible about it I called my friend Emily instead of talking
to Nick, who has nothing useful to say about ovulation. Some
people are better at helping with certain things. Thats just life.
IF YOURE SINGLE, ITS BECAUSE
YOUR STANDARDS ARE TOO HIGH
Its not about your high standards. Its about whats right for you.
Sure, I could have stuck it out with the professional poker player
My first thought after meeting Nick was, I cant believe
a grown man would wear hiking sandals! And then, Maybe
that guy should get a haircut. I didnt know anything in fact,
I talked to him only because there was no Wi-Fi on our boat.
In hindsight, you always think you knew, but in the moment
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a bolt of lightning just hit you. If you wait to know right
away, you might be waiting forever.
The only thing I learnt from all this advice? People will
blather on. Ignore them and date like nobodys watching.
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B ROWS
Amped-up arches are
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Stella McCartney
Katy Perry

Zo Kravitz TIPS
Brows are still as full, if not
bushier, and more natural
looking than ever before.
Alberta Ferretti
Vanita Parti, brow expert

Boyfriend brows For those who want a more

are the height of fashionable brow, keep your
fashion. Slick shape rectangular rather
down any strays than the HD arched shape
with brow gel that weve seen recently.
Troy Surratt, make-up artist

Consider tinting your brows

into your desired shape
it will make them appear
naturally thicker and fuller.
Shavata Singh, brow expert
Kaia Gerber
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B E A U T Y

Kristen Stewart
TIPS
So, whats the trick to
Proving that thicker brows? Patience.
a thin 90s Avoid plucking and use
brow can still a brow oil enriched with
look great rosemary to encourage
hair growth. VP

Like all hair, it needs to be

styled. Use a spoolie tool
Alexander Wang [which looks like a mascara
wand] to tame unruly strands
and brush into a shape. TS

If tinting, the shade you

choose should be no more than
two shades darker than your
natural colour, and aim
to let your brows grow out
every 6-8 weeks. SS

How to fake fuller brows?

Enhance your shape using
Etro a brow pencil and adopt
a feathering technique to
create hair-like strokes. TS

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and seriously strong
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Expert advice from our Beauty Director, Alessandra Steinherr

Get that
mega glow
Look no further for that camera-
ready, ultra-J.Lo radiance:
2
Dew Drops Coconut Gel
Highlighter 32 Marc Jacobs
3 wont drip all over, as its an
easy-to-spread gel texture.
Touche Eclat Glow Shot Highlighter
22.50 Yves Saint Laurent is super
L

O hydrating and long-lasting and

TR
N great for dot application.
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URBAN PORE
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Micro-Algae Pore Double Action Matifying Kit 33

Minimizing Shake Detox Peel Off Mask Clarins this perfect
Tonic 21 Este 60 Elizabeth Arden on-the-go game
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Lauder, with fine clay this satisfying changer contains

to absorb excess oil. peel-off mask leaves a shine-obliterating
I love to apply this
before make-up.
pores ultra-clean
and skin so fresh.
sheer powder and
blotting papers. + A LITTLE EXTRA
Studio Light Flawless
Eye Concealer 40
Lancer is genius. The
peachy hue brightens,
THE ULTIMATE and the formula helps
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Apothecary Preparations
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90 Kiehls is such a cool concept.
You build your own targeted YOUR BEST BODY
treatment in conjunction with Im not talking unrealistic Victorias Secret bodies
a Kiehls skincare expert, where here everyones body shape is different, but we
you decide together which two can all make ours smoother, glowier and more
active complexes (choose from five golden. This is my summer routine: SMOOTH Ginger
variations I picked brightening & Sea Salt Body Scrub 10 Soaper Duper; TAN Dior
and redness-reducing) to blend into Bronze Self-Tanning Jelly Gradual Sublime Glow
a universal base loaded with skin- 34 Dior; TINT Transforming Body Lotion With
barrier-strengthening squalene. A Hint Of Colour 19.50 Ameliorate.

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Eight Hour e-st ng
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Hydrating Mist
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Re(cover) Perfecting
Coconut Setting Mist
40 Marc Jacobs

Best for DULL SKIN

Glow Mist 16
Pixi by Petra

Mists can be used any

time as a pick-me-up Best for OILY SKIN
B6 Vitamin-Infused
refresher. Christina Complexion Prep
Marrone, skincare product Priming Spray
development manager 23.50 Urban Decay
at Elizabeth Arden

Mists should
Best for contain hydrating
STRESSED SKIN and nourishing
GinZing Energy-
ingredients, such
Boosting Treatment
Lotion Mist 18 Origins as botanicals and
Best for
DEHYDRATED SKIN antioxidants, to
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Rosewater Balancing help hydrate and

Mist Intense Deluxe revitalise skin.
Edition 45 Jurlique
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UNDER-EYE CIRCLES
For dark under eyes, use Bye Bye Under Eye
Concealer [25 IT Cosmetics], says Jessica.

Help! My skin Using the Heavenly Luxe Dual Airbrush

Concealer Brush [20 IT Cosmetics], apply
a pin-sized amount on the back of your hand,

HATES ME and with the flat end of the brush, apply three
swipes under the eye. Then, using the fluffy
end, buff the product. The best part about
this concealer: its waterproof.
Tackle troublesome skin with
these miracle workers

A
s much as we all love to experiment with
beauty trends, for the majority of us, make-up
is about finding those life-changing products
to cover a myriad of skin issues. No one knows
that better than Jamie Kern Lima, CEO of IT Cosmetics
and a woman whos no stranger to problem skin. I have
rosacea and hyperpigmentation, she admits. When
I was a news anchor, make-up would flake off as I was
live on air! I found nothing that worked, so I decided
to do something about it. She launched IT Cosmetics
in 2008, and it swiftly achieved cult status. Here,
director of education at IT Cosmetics Jessica Ross
reveals her tricks to achieving a flawless new you.

By Alessandra Steinherr. Photographs: Sabine Villiard/Trunk Archive. Still lifes: Pixelate. IT Cosmetics is available at Selfridges and selfridges.com
ROSACEA
I recommend Bye Bye Redness Correcting
Cream [25 IT Cosmetics] to neutralise all
red tones, says Jessica. It soothes irritation
with aloe, avocado and colloidal oatmeal, and
it even dries down to a powder. I apply it with
the Heavenly Luxe Complexion Perfection
Brush [34 IT Cosmetics], starting in the centre Top tip
of the face because that is typically where you
have the most redness. I switch back and forth Use brushes instead
between the small and larger ends of the brush of your hands to apply
and press the product right into the skin. make-up. This keeps any
germs on your hands well
away from your face.

ACTIVE ACNE
I would use the Heavenly Luxe Flat
Top Buffing Foundation Brush [34
IT Cosmetics] to apply Celebration
Foundation [28 IT Cosmetics]
all over the skin because its very
lightweight and gives you a flawless
finish in 30 seconds, says Jessica.
Apply the powder with a buffing
motion, starting in the T-zone.
My favourite thing about this
product is that its a talc-free
powder, so its not dehydrating
and doesnt crease or crack.
H Y P E R P I G M E N TAT I O N
AND ACNE SCARRING
To cover scarring and hyperpigmentation, try
the Your Skin But Better CC+ Cream SPF 50+
[30 IT Cosmetics], says Jessica. Not only does
it contain anti-ageing ingredients, it also colour
corrects, provides full coverage and has a physical
SPF50. Press it into the skin and buff it out with the
dual-ended Heavenly Luxe Complexion Perfection
Brush [34 IT Cosmetics] for even coverage. Then flip
the brush and use the small end to do your eyelids
as well as any creases, like around your nose, which
could be hard to get to with a large foundation brush.

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B E A U T Y

Superfoods
for your face
What does all that science in our
skincare products actually do?
IN

AKA retinol, vitamin

AM

A softens fine lines Vitamin B3 helps

and firms the skin. reduce the appearance of
VIT

Use just once or pigmentation, the redness

twice a week at first, associated with rosacea and V I TA
as skin can react. blotchy spots. Dr Marko M

IN
Linda Blahr, head of Lens, founder of Zelens
national training at
SkinCeuticals
Intense Night Oil
Effaclar Duo(+) SPF30
11 La Roche-Posay 3
Rosehip And Retinoid
135 Votary at Liberty

5
C
N
MI
A
VIT

Vitamin C builds collagen, evens Essential for all skin types, vitamin
and brightens skintone, and B5 helps your skin retain moisture.
combats damage caused by the Try adding a light serum with B5 to
environment. Dr Tom Mammone, your morning routine: it helps your
vice president of skin physiology and make-up last longer. Linda Blahr
pharmacology at Clinique Hydrating B5 62 SkinCeuticals
Fresh Pressed Daily Booster With
Pure Vitamin C 58 Clinique
V I TA M I N

D
A powerful antioxidant, vitamin
D improves elasticity, boosting
lacklustre skin. Its anti-inflammatory
too, and helps blast spots. Abigail
James, facialist and wellbeing expert
Power D High Potency

E
Provitamin D 110 Zelens
This skincare mainstay prevents
the free-radical damage that leads
to pigmentation. Plus it hydrates IN
M
and soothes, so its good for ageing I TA
V
V I TA M I N

or sensitive skin. Abigail James Vitamin K helps

strengthen the walls
Vitamin E Hydrating Toner
7.50 The Body Shop of blood capillaries
and is often used
to correct dark
OM
EG circles. Apply eye
A
products in the
morning before
Omega acids your moisturiser.
By Gregory Allen. Still lifes: Pixelate

have excellent Zinc helps reduce skin Abigail James

moisturising properties inflammation and irritation Reviving Eye Cream
and help reinforce the while providing broad- 80 Omorovicza
skins barrier function. spectrum sun protection. It
Dr Marko Lens also promotes wound-healing
Nourishing Omega-Rich and treats acne. Linda Blahr
Cleansing Oil 29.50 Elemis Sage & Zinc Facial Hydrating
Cream SPF15 43 Asop

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DO WEAR LINER
WITH GLOSS
I line my lips when I wear
gloss, too. Especially with
more daring colours, it
helps to create a shape
that you like. During the
day, Ill wear a lipliner on
the edges and just a gloss
dabbed in the middle.
4
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B E A U T Y
1
FIRST LOVE
Lipgloss was the first make-up
product I was allowed to wear.
When I was around three or four,
Id watch my mum get ready for
her concerts and ask the make-up
artist to put some lipgloss on me.
Mum, Vanessa
Paradis, with
daughter Lily-Rose
MUM KNOWS BEST
I dont really like heavy make-up.
My mum definitely taught me
less is more. She doesnt wear
make-up in her day-to-day
life, just a bit on her cheeks,
and I get inspired by that
and try to wear less.
2

Listen
to your
mum!
CHANEL

And other make-up

secrets L I LY- R O S E
D E P P told us
DONT BE
AFRAID TO TRY CHANEL
NEW LOOKS
I love doing my own
make-up its something
Ive liked since I was very
young. I love products
and experimenting
with colours; its fun
and you get to be
diferent characters.
3
By Alessandra Steinherr. Photographs: Austin Hargrave/August,

L I LY S G O -T O G L O S S E S
These glosses arent sticky. Theyre
Getty Images, Rex Features. Still lifes: Pixelate

smooth, almost like a balm, so you

ON WORKING can easily dab them on the go.
WITH KARL
LAGERFELD 1 RED: Moisturising Glossimer in Chilli
I love how this can be sheered out.
How he comes up with
everything is beyond 2 GOLD: Top Coat in Excitation This is
so versatile over any other lipstick.
me. When he works with
people, he trusts in their
Rouge Coco
Glosses 26 3 ORANGE: Top Coat in Impulsion
It transforms and brightens.
judgement a lot he is
very collaborative. That
each Chanel
4 NEUTRAL: Moisturising Glossimer in
Bourgeoisie I love this nudey brown.

makes him very cool.

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 E V E R Y T H I N G W E R E B I N G E - WAT C H I N G , D O W N L O A D I N G + L O V I N G T H I S M O N T H

Dermot
OLeary
AS THE TV PRESENTER
GEARS UP FOR A NEW SERIES
OF THE X FACTOR
7.30am Im hungry as soon as
I wake up, so the first thing I do
is make muesli, yoghurt and fruit
with at least two cups of coffee.
8am The morning is a good time
for me creatively, so Ill do some
admin and work on my childrens
book, Toto The Ninja Cat And The
Great Snake Escape. One of my
cats has been blind since birth and
she has lightning-fast reactions, so
Ive turned her into a ninja. I sit at 1pm Im out of the door and on places. I love The Toucan and
my desk, which faces a photo wall. my Triumph Bonneville motorbike. The Newman Arms. I usually drink
Its a combination of family pictures Im quite impatient and its such three nights on, four nights off.
and everything from The Pogues to an easy way to get around London. 7.30pm Go home and catch up
Paul Newman to old Arsenal tickets. 1.30pm Arrive at The X Factor with my wife, Dee, over dinner.
10am Go for a run or do calisthenics office in Fitzrovia and start work I enjoy cooking, so I do about
with my personal trainer in Regents on the launch-show script with our 90% of it in our house. Today Im
Park. Its high-intensity stuff. writers. Simon Cowell has always making pan-fried sea bass with
11am Make my third cup of coffee let me have quite a free reign with lemon butter, flat-leaf parsley
Ill try and tap it at that. Then what I do. Its all about knowing and new potatoes.
I jump in the shower. Ill use where youre going to at the end 9pm Well watch a drama on TV.
a Kiehls or Clinique face wash of a link, so when all the craziness Line Of Duty passed us by the first
and exfoliator, before using serum happens, you dont stress about it. time, so were watching it from the
[Eye Roller 10 24.hr Grooming Ill let the insanity play out, but Ill beginning. Its so clever. We love
By Hollie Brotherton. Photograph: Camera Press/Rob Greig

for Men by Dermot OLeary] and
a body moisturiser.
12pm For lunch, Ill make a salad.
Im obsessed with high-quality
tuna, so I buy a tin of Ortiz Bonito
Del Norte. Ill add tomatoes,
gem lettuce and red onion.
always be in control. For the live
shows I have five people talking
in my ear and Ive learnt to filter it.
5.30pm Go for a quick drink. I like
to go to a pub, but not a s**t pub.
Im a Soho baby and Ive worked
there all my life, so you get to know
The Walking Dead, and I cant wait
for Game Of Thrones to come back.
11pm Hit the sack and read a book.
I love maritime stuff and Ive just
finished reading The Finest Hours
by Michael J Tougias and Casey
Sherman. Its a brilliant true story.

24.hr Grooming for Men by

Ill let the insanity play out, Dermot OLeary is exclusive
to M&S, in-store and online
but Ill always be in control at marksandspencer.com

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Poldark Aiden Turner is
back for Series Three of the
18th-century drama (swoon)
and Elizabeths pregnancy
causes major dramz.
Orange Is
The New Black
Last seasons shock
death and riot finale = an
explosive Season Five.
Expect storylines scarily
close to current events.
Left Orange Is The
New Blacks Dascha
Polanco Above Julia
Stiles in Riviera
Riviera Billionaire life
aint all its cracked up
to be even in the
French Riviera as
Georgina (Julia Stiles)
finds out when her
husbands death
uncovers dark secrets.

Above The cast

No plans this
of Poldark
Below Gal Gadot
as Wonder Woman
weekend?
Good, because here are 11 reasons GLOW Set in 80s LA,
why youre now busy out-of-work actress Ruth
(Alison Brie, above
left) dons a leotard
and enters the world
of womens wrestling.

BOOK
S
FILM

Cathy Rentzenbrink shares how to patch your life back

Wonder Woman Director Patty
Jenkins takes on the original feminist
icon. Two words: Girl Power.
By Hollie Brotherton and Kerry Potter. Photographs: Getty Images, John Wright, Netflix
together after bereavement in A Manual For Heartache, while
Plum Sykess Party Girls Die In Pearls is a whodunnit set in the 80s at
Oxford University and The Ministry Of Utmost Happiness is a novel
about love and war from Man Booker Prize winner Arundhati Roy.

Rough Night
A hen do goes wrong when
the bridal party (below) kills a MUSIC
stripper. Its basically a female
version of The Hangover.

Baby Driver
Fall in love with Ansel
Elgort (again), as he joins
Lily James in Edgar Wrights
car-chase thriller.
Above, from left Ansel Elgort,
Jamie Foxx, Eiza Gonzlez
and Jon Hamm in Baby Driver
LO RDE
AKA Ella Yelich-OConnor,
chose her stage name
because it has a little
grandeur to it fitting
for the girl who scored
her first No1 (Royals)
aged 16. Now shes back
with Melodrama, the
electro-pop follow-up to
debut album Pure Heroine.
Consider your summer
soundtrack sorted.

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From Lion
to The Beguiled
(with a pit stop
at 2017s OMG TV,
Big Little Lies),
when Nicole Kidman
performs, the world
watches in awe

by KATHY LET TE

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henever I go out with my friend

W Nicole Kidman, it makes me want to

get my DNA steam-cleaned. I mean,
the woman is so gorgeous she looks
under-dressed without a plinth.
Porcelain-skinned, lithe, statuesque
and with a gure so pert but peachy it would cause a heart
attack in a sloth, shes also funny, mischievous, a one-woman
task force for optimism and the most loyal and loving pal.
I rst met Nic when she was a teenager, cutting her teeth
in the Australian Theatre For Young People. I was a writer
on literary L-plates, creating a play for the company. Over the
years weve cemented our friendship in theatre dressing rooms,
at lunches with her inspiring mum and sister, and via Skype.
Nicole has done so many favours for me penning quotes
for a book jacket or presenting feminist awards at my charity
functions that I often fret about what I, a mere scribe, can
ofer in return. A blooming bouquet of bon mots? The tripling
of an entendre? One thing I can do is share with you the wit,
warmth and wisdom of my Aussie pal. Clad in our PJs and
sipping tea, we caught up over Skype and the hoots of laughter
could easily have been heard from an Antarctic base camp
KATHY Nic, you have always been my human Wonderbra
uplifting, supportive and making me look bigger and
better. But who is your human Wonderbra?
NICOLE Oh, so many women, Kathy! My best friend since
I was four years old is still pretty much my best friend, besides
my sister, which is kind of extraordinary. But I have also had
a number of older women whove mentored me since my late
teens and early twenties, who are always there to advise, talk
to and share ideas. I grew up in a family of women, so Im
very comfortable with female energy. Plus I employ primarily
women, which is a conscious decision. And I try to apply
exi-hours for women who have children; its very important
to me, as an employer, to provide healthcare and benets that
I feel are socially important. Its my way of walking the talk.
K We deal with everything from childbirth, where we stretch
our birth canals the customary ve kilometres, to mastitis
and the menopause and then, just when everything goes
quiet, we grow a beard! How can that be fair? But what are
the best things about being a woman?
N Our feelings. I think females feel our way through life
thats our moral compass, our emotional compass. And we
provide that to the people we are in
relationships with, to our children,
in our working relationships. I always
say business is not business to me,
business is personal. I take things
personally. But it means that I commit
and Im loyal. I have compassion and
empathy, and Im willing to change and
compromise. I also think nurturing
and loving a child whether its a birth
child, adopted child, fostered child or
someone else who is younger and needs
that care is one of the greatest things
about being a woman. Besides the fact
that we live longer and enjoy multiple orgasms!
K If what doesnt kill you makes you stronger, then mothers
are made of titanium. How has motherhood changed you?
N Ive been doing it for so long, and its given me patience,
a reason to live at times, and a reason to get up in the morning.
So from the deepest part of who I am, it has given me purpose
and the desire to stay around to see them into their adult lives,
to protect them, and to guide them. Its proven to me that there
is unconditional love, its shown me my resilience and given me
the deepest sense of what it is to take care of another human
being. To be willing to die for that other human being.
K Which brings me to your role in Lion, which is perfectly
pitched and incredibly moving. What drew you to the story?
N Obviously Sue and I share a similar history [Nicole has
adopted children, Isabella and Connor] and the story itself
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was so pure and absorbing and compelling. But I love
that it was ultimately about the power of a mother, and
mothers. In terms of mythology, that is great storytelling:
when it is actually a true event, I think its spellbinding.
K Youre so talented, Im getting a tan basking in your
reected glory. So, how would you nish this sentence:
I feel most powerful when?
N I give back. When I see that people will listen and that
I can be a conduit for people who dont have that ability;
when I can give voice to the voiceless. I have been in that
position a few times for the UN women I work for. When
I have been contacted to do charity work and people show
up for a dinner or buy a table at a charity event, any of those
times when I see the power of being well-known and then
being able to utilise that to support the causes I believe in.
K Its ironic that women make up 52%
of cinema audiences, yet female directors
made just 7% of the top 250 grossing
lms last year. Are you making deliberate
choices about working with women to
break through the celluloid ceiling?
N Absolutely. Last year, I worked with
Jane Campion [in the much-anticipated
second season of Top Of The Lake, out
later this year] and Soa Coppola [in
The Beguiled, co-starring Kirsten Dunst,
Elle Fanning and Colin Farrell], and
that was a conscious efort to keep
supporting female directors. Im always
circling them and developing a number of projects, either to
be written by women or directed by women. Its important
for me at this age and at this time of my life to be doing that.
K Exactly. Men make up 71% of Hollywoods sole protagonists,
so for most actresses over the age of 40, its a case of Obscurity
Knocks. Big Little Lies is a welcome drop of oestrogen in
a sea of cinematic testosterone. Are you planning more
projects with Reese and co?
N We are! I think we were all shocked and thrilled at the
success of BLL and the way it penetrated in such a big way.
Jane Campion gave it the best description: she said it was a caf
latte, which means it had froth on the surface but ultimately
it was strong. I love that a female author, Liane Moriarty, was
the genesis for the whole project. Reese and I were denitely
frustrated that we werent being ofered parts with the depth
and diversity of these characters, so we had to create our own
opportunities. And then we were able to give our friends
opportunities, too and that felt good. Its the girls club!
K Can you give us any Big Little Lies gossip? Do you have
a WhatsApp group? And, if so, what do you chat about?
Were all so obsessed, throw us a bone!
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N Yes, my bruises were real. Yes, we did hang out after work.
Yes, we did share make-up trailers, talk about our kids, go
to dinner and form an allegiance, tight and loyal. And yes,
we do group text. We chat about being tired, love, balance,
health, parents, mothers, kids, boyfriends, husbands, our
pasts, and we help each other with advice, nancial and
emotional. One of the biggest things is saying, How much
do you pay for this? and What would you do in this
situation? We are very open. We have all been through
a lot, even Shai [Shailene Woodley] and Zo [Kravitz].
K He plays a sinister character, but Alexander Skarsgrd has
serious pecs-appeal. Whats your of-screen relationship like?
N We text occasionally: Hey, yo,
whats up? and Where are you?
etc. The weirdest thing is, I know
his dad really well, and now I know
him really well analyse that one!
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K How did you nd that mix of strength and terror you
portrayed so convincingly in Celestes character?
N I just went deeply into the psyche of the character. I wanted
to give it the deepest truth I could nd, pulled from all places,
and I have to say it was pretty devastating at times and
confronting, and disturbing, and I would feel embarrassed and
humiliated going home at night. A lot of times I can walk away
from a role, but this was really difcult. It imprinted on me.
K Can you give us any personal glimpses of your life in the
States the normal, daggy stuf you do with the kids and
Keith [Urban, whom she married in 2006]?
N Its as normal as can be; simple and loving. I have a very
close relationship with my mum and
my sister, and then an incredibly
tight family. Its just normal. We go
on the tour bus, we travel around,
we have dinner together pretty
much every night. I married my
best friend, and we get to raise these
little girls that is a gift and I will
never take it for granted.
K Youre clearly a heroine addict,
so which heroine would you most
like to play?
N I would love to play Eleanor Roosevelt.
I think she was amazing. Yes, and
Amelia Earhart. But sometimes the
heroines are the women like Sue Brierley in Lion; normal
women with extraordinary stories. O
Kathy Lettes latest novel, Best Laid Plans, is published
in July. The Beguiled is released in July
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Naomie Harris (2016); Rebel Wilson (2013);
Kate Beckinsale (2008)
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 Singer.

The A mer ic a
Songwriter.

Mentor.

Actress.

Oscar winner.

Is Jennifer Hudson good at everything?

Thatll be a yes

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 TRAILBLAZER: JENNIFER HUDSON

few weeks ago, Jennifer Hudson took herself out

A to one of her favourite restaurants. Why? Because

she deserved a treat. Id just received a Grammy
and I was having a moment for that, she says. We do so
much, and I never stop to celebrate. But in that moment
I took that time to say, Youre doing good, Jenny. Its healthy
to have those moments to yourself, and for yourself.
Youre doing good is an understatement. In the past
year, theres that Grammy Best Musical Theater Album
for Broadway smash The Color Purple her turn in
Hairspray Live as Motormouth Maybelle and her first
season as a judge and mentor on The Voice UK (which her
contestant Mo won, BTW). And, of course, she already has
an Oscar under her belt for her role in 2006s Dreamgirls.
With a new album in the pipeline, Jennifer isnt limiting
herself to any one thing. How does she do it all? My inner
self is called Boss Lady, and she will put you to work, she
says. Im like, Youre not talking to Jennifer right now,
youre talking to Boss Lady. Well, Boss Lady is bossing it.

PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE

Sharon Horgan (2016); Amy Schumer (2015); Kristen Wiig (2014)

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Astonishing. Devastating. Earth-quaking.
The YERMA reviews said it all. Take a bow, Billie Piper
hart-topping teen, sci- pin-up, celebrated Girl, and to whom she credits much of her

C TV actress. Those are just a few things you

can check of Billie Pipers CV. But her role
in last years sold-out run of Yerma seriously,
success. Shes been a stand-up female presence
in my world, says Billie. Ill go to her for career
and personal advice. Shes a lifelong friend.
you couldnt beg, borrow or steal a ticket, and its On the topic of female strength, the trait
the same for when it returns next month could she values the most is patience. The best thing
prove to be the most pivotal of her career. It not about being a woman is the patience that were
only earned her rave reviews across the board sourced with. Dont get me wrong, we have our
but also a gong at the Evening Standard Theatre moments. But ultimately, its a wonderful thing
Awards. And a Critics Circle Theatre Award. And we possess and I think it really is a virtue.
a WhatsOnStage Award. And the Olivier Award
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I was really jazzed about winning that
[Olivier] award, says the former Doctor Who
star. Thats the closest Ive come to wanting
to high-ve myself. I was sat with my kids that
weekend and I looked at them and thought,
Im so proud of who they are. In that moment,
I felt, all in all, Yeah, youre doing all right.
Billie is known for nailing kick-ass roles of
complex female characters both on-screen and
on-stage. But she couldnt do it without the love
and support of her girlfriends, most notably
playwright Lucy Prebble, with whom she rst
worked on ITV series Secret Diary Of A Call

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PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE Gemma Arterton (2016);

Gillian Anderson (2015); Anna Friel (2010); Kim Cattrall (2005)
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 TV PERSONALITY: EMMA WILLIS

The Conqueror

It takes talent, charm and a no-nonsense approach

to rule TVs biggest shows. Emma Willis has it all

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 hether shes hosting the biggest night

W in music (hello, Brit Awards), dealing

with stage invaders on the live shows of
The Voice UK or demonstrating the skills of a UN
Peacekeeper at Big Brother evictions, Glamours
TV Personality of the Year is the industrys go-to
prime-time host. Navigating an autocue while
keeping a steady patter of banter with judges and
contestants all with a cool smile to an audience of
over 6million has become second nature. But that
doesnt mean shes completely unrufed. She just uses
a few tricks: When I want to feel powerful at work,
I channel my mum, she says. Shes so on it. She
would have been the best tour manager or counsellor,
so I basically become her for the day.

PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE

Holly Willoughby (2016); Rita Ora (2015);
Davina McCall (2011, 2006)
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T H E FA N G I R L FAVOU R I T E
Between Gilmore Girls and The Handmaids
Tale, Alexis Bledel owns talking-point TV
I had a strange sense of calm, says Alexis Bledel
about stepping back into the shoes of Rory
Gilmore, the younger half of the fast-talking,
small-town-dwelling mother-daughter Gilmore
Girls duo. Its fair to say fans of the show revived
for four episodes in 2016, the original seven-season

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at The Wall Group. Manicure: Lisa Jachno at Aim Artists. Fashion Assistant: Ariana Weisner. Top by Rachel
run having ended in 2007 did not share that
feeling. Internet theories abounded (creator Amy
Sherman-Palladino teased for years that she had
the shows final four words planned), screening

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parties happened and Gilmore addicts got another
go around Stars Hollow. Alexis gets why viewers
were excited: I always admired Rorys independent
spirit, she says. Since, shes been somewhere far
less cosy: the Republic of Gilead in the TV
adaptation of Margaret Atwoods The Handmaids
Tale (Channel 4). As Ofglen, who exists only to
bear the children of theocratic rulers, she was as
silent as Rory was verbose, expressing emotion
only using her eyes. It was incredible, she says of
the experience. Even if the subject was so grim.

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Krysten Ritter (2016); Kerry Washington (2015);
Emily VanCamp (2014); Lea Michele (2012, 2010)

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T H E P I ON E E R S
Dig out your pedal-pushers and hoop earrings Bananarama are back!
Known for their legendary hits, badass attitudes and
iconic fashion statements, 80s pop trio Bananarama
were a trailblazing force to be reckoned with. Now,
almost 30 years since their split, original line-up
Sara Dallin, Keren Woodward and Siobhan Fahey
are gearing up for a nationwide comeback tour.
Weve never actually been on tour together, so
its going to be really special, reveals Sara. Weve seen
each other a few times over the past few years and we
had a lot of fun, says Keren. Its been just like the old
days, adds Siobhan, who left the group in 1988 (the
band continued with a new member, then as a duo).
Its tragic, really, that we never got it together until
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scarf Siobahns own; jewellery Siobahn, Sara and Kerens own
now. Tragic indeed. In their day, none were bigger
or better than Bananarama: selling an impressive
40million records worldwide, including anthems
Venus, Cruel Summer and Robert De Niros Waiting,
they were the blueprint for future girl groups, from the
Spice Girls and Girls Aloud to Little Mix. I definitely
think we paved the way for other girl groups, says
Keren. We did it very much on our own terms without
kowtowing to all the men in the business or being told
what to do by anyone. For that we feel very proud.
PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE Sigourney Weaver
(2016); Helen Mirren (2014); Dionne Warwick (2012)
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S T Y L E D b y L U C Y WA L K E R

Shes the comedy genius who specialises in anti-BS wisdom.

Amy Poehler takes up space and she is #SorryNotSorry

by HELEN WHITAKER

G u i d e

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 INSPIRATION: AMY POEHLER
T
ry to make one enemy. Its not a success
unless theres someone waiting at your
car ready to throw down.
Thats Amy Poehler Golden
Globe-winner, best-selling memoir
writer, empowering website founder
(amysmartgirls.com), all-round comedy queen and woman
youd most like to go to a rowdy bar with sharing her tips
on that other thing shes good at: how to host an awards
ceremony. She and her longtime comedy partner and friend
Tina Fey set the gold standard during their 2013-2015
Golden Globes hosting gig on how to have a room full of
A-listers in the palm of your hand, while simultaneously
roasting the bejesus out of them.
Keep it moving is always number one, she says.
Everybody is always afraid of how
long its going to be, so keep it
moving, keep em drinking. If you
can get those two things done,
you are halfway to success. At
the Glamour Awards this year,
shes on the receiving end, but that
doesnt faze her either. My speech
is going to be really long and very
rambly. Im going to talk a lot
about politics that I havent
formed a clear opinion on and
lean heavily on global warming.
Then Ill just throw down the mic,
leave and trip on the way out.
Amy Poehler should be
obligatory at every awards ceremony, ever. In fact, all women
should be prescribed an hour in Amys company, because
you leave feeling inspired and utterly charmed, and you
want to get out there and do stuf. She certainly is. With
her production company, Paper Kite, shes instrumental
in nurturing diverse female voices in television and lm
Broad City and Difcult People are both Paper Kite
alums, and she has just inked a multi-year deal with
Universal for both scripted and unscripted comedy shows.
Its all women in the ofce and we try to cultivate female
show-runners, diverse voices and female-driven stories,
she says. One is a very selsh reason, which is that those
are stories I enjoy watching. There are a lot of stories that
havent been told from the female perspective and I think
theres just a lot more unmined territory. So as a storyteller,
I think thats exciting. But the bigger picture is that I just
enjoy working with women, I always have done. I nd,
especially right now, in the US, theres a real pull for
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making sure that people are represented. She waits
a beat. Also, I know so many funny women and I just
want to f**k around with them and make funny stories!
Born in Boston to two teachers, Amy kicked of her
comedy career in 1990s Chicago when she started doing
improv at ImprovOlympic. Its where she was rst paired
with fellow rookie comedian Tina Fey. Supporting roles
in lms such as Blades Of Glory and Mean Girls followed,
along with a nine-year stint at Saturday Night Live. Her
mainstream crossover moment came with her whip-smart
weekly Hillary Clinton impressions on SNL, followed by
playing the beloved, bossy and endlessly positive local council
worker Leslie Knope in Parks And Recreation. Seeing the ease
with which Amy navigates TV, lm, writing and hosting, you
might think its in her DNA, but she says this is not the case.
The only way to do comedy
is to do years and years of it
badly in front of your friends
and family, and maybe two other
people, she says. For the love
of it, and because its something
that you want to do. I cant even
imagine what it would have been
like to have become a famous
actress or something without
having all those years of shows
that just bombed. You learn so
much in those moments about
what youre made of and what it
means to be part of an ensemble.
Her rise and (prat) falls
were documented in 2014s Yes Please, a warm, funny, Hair: Kylee Heath at Starworks Artists. Make-up: Kayleen McAdams at Starworks
scrapbook-esque memoir she wrote while shooting 14-hour Artists. Manicure: Lisa Jachno at Aim Artists. Fashion Assistant: Ariana Weisner
days on Parks And Rec. My parents were schoolteachers,
so reading was always important, she says. I remember
when the book rst came and my boys [Amys sons, Archie
and Abel] opened it and played with it. That was major,
to have the physical book.
Its not just a title. The principle of yes please based
on the improv rule of yes and has had a lifelong impact
on Amys career. For the most part, saying yes to things has
changed my life more than saying no, she says. But there
is an interesting little facet to that yes and statement. In
improv, someone says, Here we are at the doctors ofce, and
you say, Yes, and I cant wait for them to remove my appendix.
The and means youre contributing yourself. You can say
yes to things, but you also have to contribute to the yes of it.
She took some time of from appearing on screen after
wrapping up Parks And Rec. Ive been getting most of my
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joy [recently] from producing, directing, writing, she
says, but I like to act, too, and have the exibility to do
all those things when I want. She makes her return in
The House this month, alongside old friend and colleague
Will Ferrell. (Hes one of the funniest people I know, she
says. I love performing with him, and when we were on
SNL I followed him around, hoping he would want to
write something with me.) They play parents who open
an illegal gambling den in their house to raise money for
their daughters college tuition, and the result is the kind
of hilarious kidulthood comedy that makes you glad she
hasnt given up acting altogether.
And shes the rst person to own her achievements
and the hard work that goes into them. Shes adamant
that all women should. We need to be more assertive
about I want that, Im good at that, Im going to do that
and less caught up in the language of Can I do that?
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Im bad at this, Im sorry, she says. Even trying to go
the whole day without apologising, not only for stuf
you didnt do, but also for being in the way or apologising
for X, Y and Z. Its the constant pressure for women to
somehow minimise themselves before somebody else
does, or to make men comfortable. She gives a wide,
mischievous grin. When you stop doing it, its wild. O
PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE
Susan Sarandon (2016); Jourdan Dunn (2015);
Eva Longoria (2012); Annie Lennox (2008)
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T H E FAN TAS T IC F OUR
Shout out to Little Mix,
youre really quite the band
Still cant get Little Mixs Shout Out To My Ex
out of your head? Thats probably because
youre one of the 95,000 people who bought it
in its rst week of release and sent it rocketing
to No1. Or maybe you had their album Glory
Days on repeat and helped it become the
fastest-selling album by a British girl group
since the Spice Girls Spiceworld in 1997? (Yep,
it spent ve non-consecutive weeks at the top
of the UK album chart, overtaking a best held
by Destinys Child since 2001.)
And the domination doesnt end there: this
year Jesy, Perrie, Jade and Leigh-Anne (below,
from left) took home their rst Brit Award
(for Best British Single) and toured with Ariana
Grande. It was incredible being in America
for three months on a tour bus, says Perrie.
We missed our families, but Ariana is so lovely.
She really supported us, even before the tour.
The girls admit that while they do bicker like
sisters, they never argue. I think weve got to
that point now where we know what makes
each other tick, says Jesy. We know when not
to be around each other if were in a bad mood.
Their worldwide arena tour takes them right
up to the end of the year, but R&R isnt in Little
Mixs vocabulary. Hopefully in 2018 well have
a new record, new tour, go back to the Brits and
wipe it win even more awards, says Perrie.
PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE
The Saturdays (2013); Florence + the Machine
(2012, 2010); Destinys Child (2005)
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Superwoman
When she wants to get things done, model
Winnie Harlow makes a list and takes care of business
by HELEN WHITAKER

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 lashback: its New Year three or four years
F ago (its hard for her to remember, as so
much has happened since then), and model
Winnie Harlow is making a list of the things
shes hoping for in the year ahead. She writes,
Work with Beyonc. In 2016, she worked
with Beyonc. Thats the kind of woman she is.
A friend is a friend of Beyoncs main assistant, so they
reached out to get my number, Winnie says, explaining how
it all came about. I was in LA shooting Germanys Next
Topmodel with Heidi Klum I was judging on the panel
there and I got a call right after I nished. They said, Hey,
are you available to y to New Orleans? Beyonc wants you
for her video. I was like, Yeah, I am when? and they
said, Tomorrow. I was like, Lets do it. The top secret
assignment was the Freedom video on Beys Lemonade
album, alongside a cast of equally extraordinary women,
such as Zendaya and ballerina Michaela DePrince. We
all pretty much met each other when we were [shooting]
together under the tree or when we were sitting at the table,
she says. We got to hang out during the diferent shots.
But wait, back to her wish list. I actually have two
lists, she says. One for what I hope for each year not really
a checklist, because if it doesnt happen then thats ne, as
Im sure better things will come throughout the year, and
more things are to come. Then at the end of the year, I write
what I have accomplished to keep
things in perspective. Sometimes
when youre thinking about all the
things you want to happen, you
forget to think about all the things
that have happened already.
Especially when theres
so much to remember. Her
highlights of 2017 (so far) include
walking for Marc Jacobs in his
A/W17 show, and seeing herself,
billboard-size, in her Nike
and Converse campaigns. But
the wish list is always on the
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back-burner. Winnie has made no secret of her ongoing
ambition to become a Victorias Secret Angel, or her desire to
become the face of a beauty brand. Is she any closer to adding
them to the accomplishments column? Well see, is all she
will say, with a secretive little smile. Were testing the water.
Born Chantelle Brown-Young in Canada in 1994, Winnie
was discovered by Tyra Banks on Instagram and appeared
on Americas Next Top Model in 2014 before breaking
through as a model. Last year, she relocated to the UK to
be closer to the fashion hubs of Paris, Milan and London
but a part of her heart will always be in Toronto.
We denitely say eh, she says with a smile, of the most
Canadian thing about her. We just dont use it after every
sentence like the world thinks we do. Its more of a question
mark. Like, for example, You know hes coming, eh? Noted.
Long an advocate for body positivity and diversity in the
fashion industry (Winnie was born with the skin condition
vitiligo, which causes white patches to appear on the skin
due to a lack of melanin), she contemplates where we
are in 2017. Like everything, I think its going to be an
ongoing battle, she says. Its like losing weight and going to
the gym you have to continuously do it. Its not something
you can do and then stop if you want to keep your gains.
Same with everything else, including [dealing with
discrimination]. Its about making decisions every day.
One decision that was a no-brainer for Glamour was
awarding Winnie our Editors Award.
Im so honoured, she says. Im
literally so excited I wanted to win
an award this year, so dreams do come
true. Another one to tick of the list.
PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE
Ellie Kemper (2015); Taylor Schilling
(2014); Anna Kendrick (2010)
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Tracksuit top
Vetements x Juicy
Couture at Browns
Fashion; trousers
Pinko; bracelet
Winnies own

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Winnie Harlow at The Squad Management. Hair: Renda Attia at HideOut London.

at Premier Hair and Makeup. Fashion Assistant: Annie Hertikova

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and trousers both
Balenciaga at
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By Sagal Mohammed. Styling: Lucy Walker. Hair: Nina Beckert

Manicure: Sophie Harris Greenslade at Emma Davies Agency

at Carol Hayes. Make-up: Anita Keeling at One Represents.
Shirts Next;
trousers Stella
McCartney at
MyTheresa;
jewellery Sam
and Nics own

The
Dynamic Duo
Make-up maestros turned vlogging superstars
the Pixiwoo sisters really are doing it for themselves

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I
want to give myself a high five daily, confesses
Sam Chapman and we cant blame her. If we
were behind the UKs biggest beauty vlog, wed
be doing the same. The 39-year-old make-up gurus
road to success began in 2008 when she launched
YouTube channel Pixiwoo, sharing her beauty
expertise alongside younger sister Nic Haste, 36.
Today, Glamours YouTubers of the Year have
created in excess of 800 videos (clocking up almost
3million views and over 2million subscribers),
gained 1.2million combined Instagram followers
and theyve built a cult international make-up
brush business, Real Techniques.
Without question, Pixiwoo are an undisputed
source of inspiration to women the world over, but
who do they admire? Female bosses who arent
afraid to take risks, says Nic. There are lots of
amazing women from big brands who have really
championed and supported us, like Georgie Dawson
at Este Lauder, explains Sam. For the sisters,
womanhood is all about supporting one another:
The majority of us are real girls girls, says Nic.
We look after and support each other and theres
no competition, which we love.
When theyre not teaching us all how to perfect
the latest make-up trends and boss it in business,
Pixiwoo are busy fangirling over their own idols.
I love JK Rowling, says Sam. The way she deals
with people on social media is utterly brilliant. Shes
so smart and shuts any haters down. Shes awesome.

PREVIOUS WINNER
Tanya Burr (2016)

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T HE P R OVOCAT E U R
Comedy that isnt
afraid to go there?
Sharon Horgan delivers

If I were in power for one day in Ireland, the

first law I would pass would be repealing the
Eighth Amendment [the constitutional ban

By Helen Whitaker. Styled by Charlotte Lewis. Hair: Lisa Eastwood at Premier Hair and Makeup.
on abortion]. Just one of the reasons we love
Sharon Horgan is because she says what were
all thinking whether thats portraying the Make-up: Kenny Campbell at Premier Hair and Makeup. Manicure: Michelle Humphrey

hilarious and harsh realities of being a parent in

at LMC Worldwide. Jacket by Acne at Liberty; T-shirt by Next; jeans by Guess

the Bafta- and Emmy-nominated Catastrophe,

the bitterness of breaking up in Divorce, or
cutting to the heart of womens rights in real-life
2017 Ireland. Black comedy with moments
of soaring levity are her speciality; if you
watched the devastating Season Three finale
of Catastrophe youll know that only too well.
I feel most powerful when Im creating
something that can make people laugh or cry,
she says. And the odd time when I get to the
end of the day, Ive got everything I needed to
do done and Im in bed reading to my daughters.

PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE

Rose Byrne (2016); Sofa Vergara (2012);
Miranda Hart (2011); Catherine Tate (2007)
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PHOTOGRAPH by RETTS WOOD

T H E F I R S T L A D Y O F L OL S
How often do you reference the Bridget Jones films? If youre like
us, then all the time and you have Sharon Maguire to thank for that

On the rst night Bridget Joness Baby opened,

I bought tickets to the Odeon Leicester Square
and was so excited to see the audience having
a great time, says Sharon Maguire, the director
behind the classic 2001 comedy Bridget Joness
Diary and last years phenomenally successful
follow-up. There was an old man behind me
slapping his knee at the jokes, there were
girls dancing it was one big, fantastic party.
I leaned across to my husband and said, It
doesnt get any better than this.
She was right. Bridget Joness Baby became
the UKs No1 movie of 2016 and made
production company Working Title the rst
British lm company in history to make
$1billion (770million) at the UK box ofce.
But Sharons far too humble to take the credit
herself. I love Rene [Zellweger] because she
takes on the responsibility with me to try and
make these lms true and funny. Shes probably
the most underrated female comedian there is.
Next up for Sharon is the much-anticipated
adaptation of Longbourn, the untold story of the
servants in Jane Austens Pride And Prejudice.
Not bad for someone who says shes her own
worst critic. What does she wish shed known as
a teenager? Dont worry that youve got no tits,
theyll grow and youll be sorry theyre so big.
Oh, and dont believe anyone when they say dont
fake it always fake it. Bridget would be proud.

PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE

Elizabeth Banks (2016); Ava DuVernay (2015);
Sam Taylor-Johnson (2010)
Shukeel Murtaza at Frank Agency. Make-up: Anita Keeling
at One Represents. Manicure: Sophie Harris Greenslade
at Emma Davies Agency. Dress: Roksanda at Harrods
By Sagal Mohammed. Styling: Charlotte Lewis. Hair:
 ring Gemporia
Kors; trainers Next;
Top and shorts both
Chlo at MyTheresa;
vest MICHAEL Michael

By Helen Whitaker. Styling: Lucy Walker. Hair: Charley McEwen at Frank Agency.
Make-up: Adele Sanderson at Frank Agency. Manicure: Sophy Robson
 W CHANNEL SPORTSWOMAN: NICOLA ADAMS

T he C ha m p
She won everything in the amateurs, bagged two
Olympic golds and now looks set to dominate the pros.
Its safe to say Nicola Adams packs serious punch
PHOTOGRAPHS by LUKE & NIK Nicola Adams is the rst boxer ever male or female
to win the World, Commonwealth and European Games
titles, and boast being a double gold-medal-winning
Olympian. Thats every accolade open to amateurs. But
when youre only 34, and replete with the eye of the
tiger, the last thing you do then is retire. This year, Nicola
turned professional and started a new career. The main
diference is that theres no headguard, so I can see a lot
more when punches are coming towards me. What
hasnt changed? How she feels on ght day: Im excited,
Im condent, Im nervous and I want to put on a good
show. But most importantly, I want to win.

PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE Johanna Konta (2016);

Laura Trott (2015); Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill (2011)

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THE WHISTLEBLOWER
From slamming inequality to flying
the feminism flag, Caitlin Moran tells it like it is
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Caitlin Moran is always trying to nd new
ways to remedy the problems of the world.
Her latest idea? An app that cuts through
the BS and simply lets you see things as they
truly are. Youd hold up your smartphone,
look at a school and see which government
built it; youd look at a house and see who
owned it, so you know whom the property
in Britain belongs to then youd start to
understand why people cant aford to buy
houses, says the award-winning writer. Its
talk like that honest, and bloody genius
that has readers gripped to her column in
The Times and her best-selling books.
Men have had thousands of years to rule
the world and theyve done some amazing
stuf, but theyre clearly knackered, explains
Caitlin, who began her career as a journalist
at the impressive age of 15. There isnt
a straight-white-male idea left to play out on
the table, were done. Were on the verge of
a f***ing apocalypse. Women are the future!

PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE

Emma Freud (2016); Jane Moore (2014)

THE SHOE-IN
Fun and fabulous footwear?
We love you, Tabitha Simmons
Be yourself. Dont jump on a trend and dont
worry about what everyone else is doing,
says shoe-designer-of-the-moment Tabitha
Simmons when pressed for her formula for Sophie Harris Greenslade at Emma Davies Agency. Top by JW Anderson at Liberty;
Carol Hayes Management. Make-up: Anita Keeling at One Represents. Manicure:

success. And this is a woman who knows:

Caitlin Moran by Sagal Mohammed. Styling: Lucy Walker. Hair: Nina Beckert at

in the eight years since she founded her

eponymous footwear label, shes won
a British Fashion Award, two CFDA awards
and an army of A-list fans, from Alexa Chung
to Dakota Johnson, all head-over-heels
for her playful sandals and ornate pumps.
When shes not running her shoe business,
shes a fashion editor, consultant and stylist.
Being a woman is great because were
brilliant at multi-tasking, she tells us at her
earrings by Charlotte Chesnais

New York ofce, only just back from business

in Tokyo and Beijing. In this day and age,
we can do it all. Too right, Tabitha. Too right.

PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE

Sandra Choi (2016); Anya Hindmarch (2015)

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Simmons. Hair: Katsumi Matsuo at Art Department. Make-up: Maki Ryoke at Streeters.
Manicure: Geraldine Holford at LMC Worldwide. Jacket and jewellery Tabithas own;
trousers by Pinko; Alhambra shoes by Tabitha Simmons

PHOTOGRAPH by TIM BARBER

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THE QUEEN OF HEART(S)

Baby Spice is once again
burning up the airwaves but
this time its her desk job

By Sagal Mohammed. Styling: Lucy Walker. Hair: Ben Cooke at Frank Agency. Make-up: Karin Darnell at Frank Agency. Manicure:
Lyndsay McIntosh at Premier Hair and Makeup. Coat by Sportmax at Harrods; shoes by Jimmy Choo; jewellery Emmas own
or a woman whos performed in stadiums

F the world over, sold more than 85million

records and starred in a movie based on
her life, youd think Emma Bunton would be
comfortable in front of a camera. Not the case.
I get so anxious about doing things like
photoshoots, so I put on an alter-ego like Sasha
Fierce. Id be Bubble Bunton because I put a bubble
around myself, says the star, who co-presents the
Heart FM breakfast show to a weekly audience of
524,000 listeners and was honoured at the 2017
Television and Radio Industries Club Awards.
I love my job. Even on a Monday morning,
when I get up at 5am. I guess that says it all.

PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE

PHOTOGRAPH by RETTS WOOD Clara Amfo (2016); Fearne Cotton (2015, 2014,
2012, 2011, 2010, 2009); Jo Whiley (2008)

WOM E N of t he Y E AR
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THE BUSINESS MODEL

Wearable fashion that sells out?
Jourdans gone and Dunn it
hould you ever find yourself face-to-face with

S Jourdan Dunn at a job interview, be warned:

she wont be going down the Where do you
see yourself in five years time? route. I was
throwing out random-ass questions like, If you
were a dinosaur, what dinosaur would you be?
she laughs, referring to her model casting for the
96-piece Londunn + Missguided collection, which
launched in March this year. It was to put them
at ease and get some personality. Those Silicon
Valley start-ups would be proud.
The collection was an instant hit, with Taylor
Hill spotted wearing it and sell-out pieces including
the faux-fur hooded jacket and logo crop top. And
with the second collection due to drop this summer,
Jourdans brand is building. She aint Dunn yet.

PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE

Reese Witherspoon (2016); Kate
Hudson (2015); Jessica Alba (2012)
Manicure: Rica Romain at LMC Worldwide. Senior Fashion Assistant: Molly Haylor. Dress, briefs, boots and jewellery by Dior
By Helen Whitaker. Styling: Karen Preston. Hair: Ben Skervin at Streeters NY. Make-up: Renee Garnes at Next Management.

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The Cool
With her killer vocals and kick-ass attitude, Dua Lipa is
Cat
not your average rising star shes hotter than hell

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 N E X T B R E A K T H R O U G H : D UA L I PA

I
do nothing but work, admits singer-
songwriter Dua Lipa. I love it. Even on
my days of, everything on my calendar is
timed. Getting s**t done is my forte. Its that
work ethic that goes some way to explaining
how she was posting covers on YouTube aged
14, signed at 18 and now, at 21, has played
Glastonbury, celebrated more than 250million
streams (and counting) of Scared To Be Lonely
and scored nominations for both BBC Sound of
2016 and the Brits 2017 Critics Choice Award.
London-born Dua wrote the majority of the
tracks on her self-titled debut album, throwing
her heart and metaphorical soul into it. Lost In
Your Light featuring Miguel is a banger; Hotter
Than Hell is about an ex who made her feel she
wasnt good enough. I didnt want to appear
weak, so I ipped the script and made it seem
like I had the upper hand, that he couldnt get
enough of me. Smashing the charts with her
side of the story. We approve.

PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE

Jess Glynne (2016); Suki Waterhouse (2015);
Lily James (2014); Ellie Goulding (2011)
By Hollie Brotherton

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THE VOICE
Just when you thought you
couldnt adore Anna Kendrick
more, she writes a memoir
When Anna Kendrick, AKA The Funniest
Person On Twitter, aptly announced her book
release on the platform in 2016, we rejoiced.
After all, shed been hilariously over-sharing in
140-character soundbites for years. The result,
Scrappy Little Nobody (released last November),
was a damn funny collection of essays about her
life, featuring zero lter. There were points
where I wondered if Id regret putting that much
of myself on paper for public consumption.
But the reaction Ive had from everyone has
been so wonderful. I feel very understood, she
says. And knowing that my vagina jokes are
on bookstands alongside serious books written
by senators and stuf is perversely gratifying.

PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE

Lisa Hilton (2016); Paula Hawkins (2015);
Helen Fielding (2014); Zadie Smith (2006)

P H O T O G R A P H b y C A T H E R I N E S E RV E L

Polly Osmond at Premier Hair and Makeup. Manicure: Lyndsay McIntosh at Premier Hair and
By Helen Whitaker. Styling: Karen Preston. Hair: Matthew Monzon at Jed Root. Make-up:

Makeup. Fashion Assistant: Molly Haylor. Jumper by Marks & Spencer; jeans by Replay

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 DESIGNER: MARIA GRAZIA CHIURI

The Game Changer

Fashion in 2017? Diors Maria Grazia Chiuri
is the woman we need right now

o be Maria Grazia Chiuri takes guts. Last year

POLAROID by MARIPOL
T saw her become the first female artistic director
in Diors 70-year history, a move that also
marked her professional split from her design partner
of 26 years, Pierpaolo Piccioli. My desire to change has
By Ciara Sheppard. Additional photographs: Jason Lloyd-Evans, Indigital

counted a great deal over the past 12 months, she says.

No kidding. Her first collection made headlines, in
which tailoring and tulle stormed the S/S17 catwalk.
The most talked-about piece? A T-shirt emblazoned
with We Should All Be Feminists, the title of
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichies celebrated essay on
feminism in the 21st century. Maria doesnt just seem to
have an instinct for womens style, but for womanhood
itself: Women have an innate sense of curiosity which,
combined with the ability to do several things at once,
makes us extremely interesting. Ave Maria!

PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE

Donatella Versace (2016); Mary Katrantzou (2015);
Isabel Marant (2010); Stella McCartney (2004)
 The
Jewel
In
The
Crown

As the breakout star of Netflixs right

royal biopic, Vanessa Kirby
is the reigning queen of TV

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This page Dress
Victoria Beckham
at Harvey Nichols.
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By Helen Whitaker. Styling: Lucy Walker. Make-up: Valeria Ferreira at Caren Agency. Hair:
S
ometimes we stay in accent, says London-born Vanessa
Kirby, laughing about her castmates on Netixs royal
smash The Crown. You immediately imagine Vanessa,
Claire Foy, Matt Smith et al standing around between takes
and chatting about last nights telly in cut-glass tones. Its such
a weird, unusual accent to do and we felt like such idiots, but
then we started doing it all the time. Now, even if Im sending
someone a voice note, when I pick up the phone, Im like,
[adopts perfect Princess Margaret voice] Oh, hello!
The Crown is the most expensive TV show ever made, costing
more than $130million for Season One alone. The biopic will
span six seasons, following the life and reign of Elizabeth II as
she goes from a nervous young queen to the unwavering head
of state we know today. But as the spare rather than the heir,
Vanessas Princess Margaret is the Harry to her William, if you
will (ie loads of fun). I really admire her, Vanessa says. Shes
difcult and demanding in so many ways, but she lives life to the
full. Shes a life force. Plus she had a gloriously tongue-in-cheek
sense of humour: Apparently Margaret used to have a loo that
was built as a throne, so to go for a wee, youd sit on a throne!
Having conquered the small screen, Vanessa is now going for
the big one: shes lming Mission: Impossible 6 and Season Two
of The Crown at the same time, and its quite the gear change to go
from buttoned-up meet-and-greets to Tom Cruises knife-wielding
sidekick. Last week I had a day on The Crown, then I had to go
to Paris to lm all night [for M:I 6], then come back for The
Crown. I didnt sleep for 48 hours. I thought I was going insane!
Things are only going to get crazier for HRH Vanessa Kirby.
PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE
Sophie Turner (2016); Olivia Colman (2015);
Jenna Coleman (2014); Billie Piper (2010, 2006)
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Big Fish
in one helluva big (car)pool, and James Corden has
two Emmys and one billion YouTube views to prove it
by HELEN WHITAKER

PHOTOGRAPHS by MAT THIAS VRIENS-MCGRATH

S T Y L E D b y L U C Y WA L K E R
 M A N O F T H E Y E A R : JA M E S C O R D E N

O
h my God, it was impossible. No one would
do it! James Corden, if you can believe it,
is talking about Carpool Karaoke, the viral
sensation that has racked up one billion
YouTube views, has been bought by Apple as
a stand-alone series and has marketing people
everywhere desperate to work out its alchemy in order to replicate it.
But when James arrived in Los Angeles two years ago to begin
hosting The Late Late Show, he hit a brick wall when he tried to
convince gigantic music stars to get in his Range Rover and sing like
no one was watching. Do you want to get in a car with someone
youve never heard of and sing not just your new song, but all of
your old songs too? That is a difcult call for a publicist to take, he
says. God bless Mariah Carey! After watching the Carpool-esque
skit James and the late George Michael did for Comic Relief,
Mariah agreed, and then the oodgates opened: Adele, Madonna,
Elton, Gaga and even Michelle Obama got in on the action.
Of course theres more to The Late Late Show than one franchise
his two Emmys in 2016 are testament to that and while viewing
gures have grown with James at the helm, the way people consume
TV these days is not about loyally watching a show every night at
11.30pm, when it competes with sleep. We feel like we make a show
that can be consumed 24 hours a day. We never think of it in terms
of a time slot, but, What will people share and want to see today? This page Jacket
Marni at Harvey
That means keeping it fresh. As a Tony Award-winning Nichols; trousers
actor (for One Man, Two Guvnors), a Bafta-winning comedy Lanvin at Matches
Fashion. Opposite
writer (for Gavin & Stacey) and no stranger to musicals (Into page T-shirt
The Woods, One Chance), he says he has to use every muscle Cressida Jamieson

that hes ever used before to perform a new show ve nights

a week. Sketches, singing, dancing, hosting, talking about
something serious, talking about something not serious at all
you have to have a few clubs in your bag.
For three nights this month hes bringing the show to the UK,
but its only a small sojourn to his homeland. James has three years
to go on his contract, so Hollywood is his home for now (though
he says the most American thing about him is his two childrens
accents: My son speaks in an English accent to me and my wife,
but at school he talks American). Not bad for a guy who arrived
with his producer, Ben Winston, in 2015 and took short-term house
leases because they werent sure the show would break through.
Its easy to think that everything he touches turns to gold, but
James is the rst to admit there have been some missteps a comedy
series that didnt land, a lm that got panned. You have to be at your
best at all times, he says. Personally, professionally you should
just be trying your best. The times I havent really tried my best, the
times I havent really cared, thats the stuf Im not that proud of.
Where Ive given it everything thats the stuf I feel very proud of.
And is he proud to be our Man of the Year? Because I used to
host the Glamour Awards [James hosted the event in 2009, 2010
and 2011], I always used to think, Whats a guy got to do to win this
award? Well, the best things in life, James, are worth waiting for.

PREVIOUS WINNERS INCLUDE

James Norton (2016); Calvin Harris (2015);
Daniel Radclife (2013); Tom Hiddleston (2012)
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nylon-mix briefs 125 Eres
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310 Bottega Veneta;
beige linen trousers
650 Victoria Beckham
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Tommy Hilfiger;
ruthenium earrings
890 Chanel; stud and
small hoop earrings
both models own
Nylon jacket 170
Armani Exchange; silk
dress price on request
Max Mara; leather
sandals 970 Kenzo;
sterling-silver and
wooden earring 208
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both models own
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trousers price on
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small hoop earrings
both models own
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Did
someone
say
summer?
How to beat the heat and be beach-goddess-gorgeous
from now until September
PHOTOGRAPHS by SAM HENDEL
STYLED by ALESSANDRA STEINHERR
WORDS by DOMINIQUE TEMPLE

itch the knitwear, dry shampoo and heavy-duty

D foundation and say hello to shimmery bronzer,

beachy hair and sun-kissed skin: summer has
ofcially arrived! After months of hiding under
layers, the good news is it doesnt take an
exhausting amount of time, money and efort
to get your summer mojo motoring. Just a crack selection of heat-
proof make-up, summer-scented body oils, tanning elixirs and smart
SPFs will more than do the trick. Heres your ultimate summer
survival guide. (You can thank us later!)
 Protect
l ike a pro
Because only foolish people
arent down with an SPF
programme already

Whether youre baring your

shoulders, showing a flash of leg
Previous page Bikini Tigerlily. This page Swimsuit Victorias Secret Pink; bikini Eres

or braving just a bikini, you must

cover your body in SPF. And that
doesnt mean using a low-factor
tanning oil. Look for a sunscreen
that is broad spectrum. In other
words, one that protects you from
both UVA and UVB rays, which are
both harmful in their own way, says
the founder of Zelens, Dr Marko Lens.
Re-apply every two hours if exposed
to the sun and [if using waterproof
suntan lotion] wait until dry after
swimming [no more than 40 minutes]
before topping up. How to pair SPF
and make-up? You dont, says
Dr Lens. Apply your SPF and then
apply your make-up. Dont ever be
tempted to mix your sun-block with
your foundation, as it will diminish
the efficiency of your SPF.

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 BEAUTY

HAIR KIT
1. After-Sun Scalp Mask
17 Philip Kingsley
2. Ocean Mist Volume
Shampoo 18 Sachajuan
3. Beach Blonde Sea
Waves Sea Salt Spray
5.89 John Frieda
4. The Oil 42
Onira Organics
5. Gold Lust Nourishing
Hair Oil Travel Size
34 Oribe

5
4
Bikini top Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini; bikini

Make (h a i r) waves
bottoms Dolce & Gabbana; bag stylists own

With easy, breezy summer style

Sun exposure, chlorine and dry environments are really damaging to your hair, so its essential you
protect it, says hairdresser Luke Hersheson. Use a super-nourishing hair oil from root to tip. And using
a hairspray with UV protection is key, says Luke. There are lots of natural styling resources you can use
on holiday, too. Its one of the oldest tricks in the book, but to highlight your hair naturally, coat it with
fresh lemon juice, advises Luke. It will add subtle flecks of blonde after just a few days in the sun.
As for the dreamy, beach-babe look? Fill up a water bottle with actual sea water you cant get
a better salt spray than that, says Luke. Just throw your hair upside down, scrunch, and go.

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THE MAKE-UP KIT

Swipe right (and left) for a gorgeous glow
1. Lip Colour Contour in Dark 24 Burberry 2. Copper Glow Powder Compact 34 Erborian 3. Sheer
Highlighting Duo in Reflects Gilt 58 Tom Ford 4. Les Beiges Healthy Glow Luminous Colour in
Medium Light 42 Chanel 5. The Ultimate Bronzer in Terra 72 Tom Ford 6. Metallic Matte Lipstick
in Apple Pie 4.95 W7 7. Sun Wash Diffusing Bronzer in Seaside 29 Nars Cosmetics 8. Illuminating
Strobe Cream in Baked 4.49 Barry M 9. Fresh Glow Highlighter in Rose Gold 45 Burberry
10. Phyto-Touche Sun Glow Powder in Golden Peach 71 Sisley 11. Rouge Coco Shine Lipstick in
Golden Sun 28 Chanel 12. Sheer Highlighting Duo in Reflects Gilt 58 Tom Ford 13. Terracotta Sun
Tonic in Natural 40 Guerlain 14. Matte Multiple in Vientiane 25 Nars Cosmetics 15. 5 Couleurs
Eyeshadow Palette in Expose 42.50 Dior 16. Limited-Edition Sunrise Palette 55 Giorgio Armani

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 BEAUTY

THE SPF KIT

Because sunburn is no ones friend
Top to bottom Daily Defence Sunscreen SPF30 55 Zelens;
Air Soft Face SPF30 7.99 Hawaiian Tropic;
Anthelios XL Ultra-Light Fluid SPF50+ 16.50 La Roche-Posay;
Still lifes: Sara Morris

Sports BB SPF50+ WetForce 32 Shiseido;

Anti-Wrinkle Face Cream SPF30 18 Clinique

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 Make-up: Rebecca
Wordingham at
Saint Luke Artist
Management
Hair: Jenny Kim at MAP
Models: Cayley King at
IMG Models and Zuri
Tibby at IMG Models

Fresh-faced
Save yourself the excess-baggage charges and
lighten up your make-up bag quite literally
Being on holiday is the perfect time to rest your mind, body and
make-up bag. Give your skin a break and boost your natural glow
instead. Make-up for summer is best kept simple, says make-up artist
Andrew Gallimore. Anyone can wear a bronzed cheek or base, and
it looks great on the beach. To amp up your glow, use gold-infused
make-up whether it be for your face or body as it will leave your skin
shimmery and perfectly highlighted, advises Andrew. A matte bold
pout looks great with a tan, but avoid anything too high maintenance:
that doesnt suit sunshine or heat. A tinted balm with SPF will give your
lips a quick pop of colour. If in doubt, opt for all-bronze everything
lids, cheeks and base but remember when applying, less is more.
 2

Glow
g e t e m
The body elixirs to leave you
glimmering and perfectly golden
Achieving a sun-kissed glow doesnt
have to mean hours of blood, sweat and
sun damage. But preparation is key. It
goes without saying that its best to wax
and exfoliate before stepping into the
heat, as this will ensure your skin is ready
to take on the glow, says tanning guru
James Read. Use an exfoliating polish
regularly in the run up to your holiday
this will drain excess fluid, leaving you
with a sleeker silhouette, he says. For
an anti-ageing tan, always fake it. It will
leave your skin golden and damage-free.
Be sure to use an SPF30 or above
[Glamour loves SPF50, FYI], not only to
ensure the suns rays dont get the better
of your skin long-term, but also to
protect your fake tan from the effects
of the sea or chlorine, says James.
This page Bikini top Kiini. Opposite page Swimsuit
Lisa Marie Fernandez. Additional still lifes: Pixelate

BRONZING KIT
1. Gradual Tan H20 Illuminating Tan Mist 30 James Read
2. Instant Tan Finishing Gloss 12 St Tropez
3. Terracotta Sunless Heavenly Bronzing Mist 39 Guerlain
4. Limited-Edition Dare To Bare Body Bronzing Oil
25 Elizabeth Arden
5. Bronze Goddess Shimmering Oil Spray
For Hair And Body 36 Este Lauder O

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 WELLNESS

3 fixes for 3
common problems
Q . My period has changed colour,
by Dr Natalie Hutchins,
should I be worried? expert at Good Zing
Ah, periods. When it comes to colour, we can be met with a rainbow
of shades (except blue, that only happens in TV ads). Brown at the
start of your period is usually leftover womb lining from the previous
cycle, and towards the end it tends to be old blood, says Dr Pandelis CONSTIPATION
Athanasias, consultant gynaecologist at Twenty-five Harley Street. Exercise daily Even walking for 15
Its entirely healthy. But if you notice bleeding of any colour between minutes several times a day can help
periods, after sex, or after the first three months of hormonal food move through the intestines
contraception, see your GP. It could be just spotting, but it could also quicker, making it easier to go.
be a warning sign for something that needs treating, adds Dr Shazia Do yoga Not just for relaxing the
Malik, consultant gynaecologist at The Portland Hospital, London. mind, those twisting poses act
as a massage for your gut.
Q . On the subject, why do I get period clots? Eat 18g of fibre per day Especially
high-fibre foods (dried fruit, wholemeal
Those blobs (yes, ew) are part of your menstrual pattern and usually bread, pasta, rice) which will help
appear during the heaviest part of your cycle, says Dr Athanasias. make your poo softer and drink
But if youre having an abnormally heavy flow or larger-than-normal two litres of water a day.
clots that are soaking through one pad or tampon every hour for
several hours, you might need a blood test or ultrasound to explore BAD BREATH (HALITOSIS)
underlying reasons, like polycystic ovary syndrome or endometriosis. Get a tongue cleaner Bacteria build-up
on your tongue = bad odour.
Q . How much discharge is normal? Dont skip meals When the body
breaks down fats on a crash diet,
Discharge is up there with moist and panties as one of those words it releases the chemical ketone,
which make us pull a *scream emoji* face. But its our vaginas way which has a sickly smell.
of keeping clean and preventing infection. We all have different Visit the hygienist Gum disease
amounts and consistencies depending on our age, where we are in is the leading cause of halitosis.
our cycle, contraception, sexual arousal or even exercise, says Dr Malik.
25harleystreet.co.uk; Dr Andrew Millar, for private appointments, please contact Nicola on 020 8362 3771. Photographs: Getty Images

As long as its white, odourless and you dont have itching or pain, THRUSH
*Name has been changed. Google search data accurate at time of writing. Shazia Malik: shaziamalik.co.uk; Mr Pandelis Athanasias:

theres likely nothing wrong. If that changes, best to get it checked out. Self-medicate If you have typical
symptoms (thick discharge, itching,
Q . Is it normal for my vagina soreness) make over-the-counter
antifungal creams (like Canesten)
to smell? 4 N E X T- G E N your first port of call.
Yep. All vaginas have a unique smell due to natural
PERIOD Visit candidadietfoods.co.uk Its an
sweat, says Dr Malik. You might notice a slight change
PRODUCTS online shop and diet plan designed
when you ovulate, just before or after a period, if youre OThinx: period pants to combat an overgrowth of Candida
dehydrated, recently had antibiotics or are on the Pill. that can hold up to two (a form of yeast) like thrush.
But if theres an obvious, stronger odour, you may have regular tampons worth Talk to your partner Thrush isnt an STI
a bacterial infection that needs treating. Step away from (from 25, ships from but men can get it, and you could be
freshening products your vagina is not meant to smell the US, shethinx.com) passing it back and forth to each other.
of roses. Same for vaginal douches: Vaginas are self- Friction during sex can also cause yeast
cleaning the secretions get rid of sloughed-off skin cells OMooncup: a long- to grow in the vagina, so if youre
and unhealthy bacteria. Douches can upset the balance lasting eco-friendly prone, use a lubricating jelly. O
of healthy bacteria and increase the risk of infection. re-usable silicone cup
(19.99, mooncup.co.uk) Find more info and support about all
of these issues at nhs.uk, and if youre
OClue: the app uses
worried please speak to your GP.
personal data to track
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worn during sex (from
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shipping coming later
this year, flexfits.com)

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 Protein + veg +
WELLNESS starch = a winning
weeknight combo

One-tray
winners
KELSEY PRECIADO, 27, THE WOMAN
BEHIND THE LITTLE BITS OF BLOG, has
a knack for making culinary creations that
are quick, easy and totally Insta-worthy. So
when she told Glamour that her favourite way
to make dinner is on a baking tray, we had to
know more. Its great for weeknights dinner is just 45
minutes from fridge to fork, she says. Her go-to formula?
Protein + bunch of veg + starch, tossed in a little oil. Try these:

Garlic and Blackened cod

toma to chicken ove r roasted
wi th caul i flowe r co rn and
r i s o t t o Ve g g i e b a k e w i t h summer squash
Serves four
chickpeas and Serves two
tahini sauce
YOULL NEED: YOULL NEED:
40g almond or wholewheat flour Serves four 175g sweetcorn
1tbsp dried Italian herbs 300g summer squash,
1tsp salt YOULL NEED: chopped
1 egg 1 can (425g) chickpeas, rinsed, drained, 300g broccoli florets
4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts and patted dry 1tbsp olive oil
400g cherry tomatoes 2 medium sweet potatoes, peeled tsp salt
2 garlic cloves, minced and diced 1tsp garlic powder or 2 garlic cloves
2tbsp olive oil 2 fresh beetroots, peeled and diced 2 white fish fillets, such as cod or
200g packaged cauliflower rice (such 1tbsp olive oil (plus 1tsp for kale) haddock
as Cauli Rice 1.99 ocado.com, or make 1tsp garlic powder or 1 garlic clove, 1tsp cajun seasoning
your own: cut one cauliflower head into minced (plus tsp for sauce) guacamole to garnish
florets and pulse in a food processor until tsp ground turmeric
it resembles rice) 200g chopped kale, stems removed MAKE IT:
150g frozen peas 3tbsp tahini
1tsp garlic powder 1tbsp apple cider vinegar 1 Preheat the oven to 200C and line
a tray with parchment paper.
50g grated Parmesan Salt and pepper
MAKE IT: MAKE IT:
2 Combine the corn, squash, broccoli,
olive oil, salt and garlic on the tray
and toss to coat.

1 Preheat oven to 200C

and line two trays with foil. 1 Preheat oven to 200C and line a baking
tray with foil. 3 Make sure the veggies are evenly
spread and roast for 10 minutes.

2 In a bowl, combine the flour, herbs and

tsp salt. Whisk the egg in another bowl. 2 Place the chickpeas, sweet potato and
beetroot on the tray and toss with 1tbsp 4 Place the fish fillets on top of the
veg and sprinkle with a pinch of

3 Coat the chicken breasts with egg,

then flour and place on a roasting tray.
olive oil, 1tsp garlic powder and tsp each
of turmeric and salt. Roast for 20 minutes.
salt and cajun seasoning.

5 Bake for 15 minutes before serving

Toss the tomatoes, garlic cloves and 1tbsp
olive oil on the other side of the tray. 3 Meanwhile, massage the remaining
1tsp olive oil into the kale. Add to the
with guacamole on top.

4 On a second tray, toss the cauliflower,

peas, remaining garlic and tsp salt,
and 1tbsp olive oil. Spread in one layer
and sprinkle Parmesan over the top.
tray with the roasted veggies and cook
for 3 minutes.
4 For the sauce, whisk the tahini, vinegar,
3tbsp water and tsp garlic powder in

5 Bake for 25 minutes until cooked

through, then serve.
a bowl and season with salt and pepper.
Drizzle over the veggies and serve.

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