Tabla de contenidos para Issue 765 en Grazia

WHAT WITH HEART-SHAPED balloons, overpriced roses and two-for-one meal deals, Valentine’s Day doesn’t have the best reputation these days. But in this week’s issue, our fashion and beauty teams track down the underwear and treats you’ll want to be using well after the day itself is a distant memory. And even if you, like me, have no plans to celebrate Valentine’s Day outside of a takeaway and Netflix session with Cheer, you might want to get an insight into Millennials and sex with our piece on page 40. Are you having enough? Let us know! @hattie_brett / feedback@graziamagazine.co.uk…

Stop policing women’s clothing “Scandal hit the House of Commons last week, so shocking it provoked angry tweets and made headlines around the country. No, it wasn’t an act of violence – it was, apparently, worse than that. A female MP, Tracey Brabin, wore a top that revealed her shoulder. The response? She was called a ‘slag’, a ‘tart’, a ‘slapper’ and was accused of looking like she’d been ‘banged over a wheelie bin’. In comparison, when male politicians’ attire isn’t up to standards, we roll our eyes. When it comes to women’s clothing, the fact that insults are gendered and degrading reeks of everyday sexism. So next time someone tries to police what we wear, we know what to do – give them the cold shoulder.”…

1. New in DAVE CHAPPELLE Comic genius meets a degree of sexiness we can only describe as dangerous. He’s touring London. Be still our beating et ceteras. 2. Up GALLERINAS Anyone working in, running, or owning anything that might qualify as an art gallery. Ultimately, fashionably desirable; the yoga instructors of Now. See Lucas Zwirner (above) for details. 3. Non-mover DANIEL KALUUYA Trains at the same gym as us, always an excellent sign; charmed the bejesus out of the nation on Graham Norton last week while promoting Queen & Slim. 4. Up CARDI B In hair-to-toe purple, some of which was transparent, other bits of which just weren’t there at all, post-Super Bowl last week. 5. Non-mover NAOMI CAMPBELL In Ivy Park. Beyoncé appears to have been dishing out epic…

After Renée won her BAFTA, Hugh Grant was quick to slip into full Daniel Cleaver mode and quip, ‘Well done Jones!’ The delighted roar from the audience was a reminder that while Renée is winning acclaim for Judy, we’ll always know her best as Bridget. There were raised eyebrows when it was revealed she’d be playing the British heroine – an American? But Renée’s 2001 portrayal won over sceptics. Of course, we’d felt protective because we’d already fallen in love with Bridget on the page. She feels so familiar now – her name a disparaging shorthand for a woman panicked about ending up ‘all alone, half-eaten by an Alsatian’ – that it’s easy to forget how smart and exciting Helen Fielding’s creation was. Yes, Bridget would look different if written…

PHOTOS: GETTY FASHION IS CURRENTLY doing a rain dance of sorts. Designers are banking on rubber boots in a big way and elevating the humble welly boot in the process. Consider this fashion’s newest functional hero since the trainer explosion. Louis Vuitton launched an entire collection called Rain last month, comprised of waterproof rubber boots that are a reinterpretation of Nicolas Ghesquière’s sell-out Archlight trainers, and proving just as popular. Stella McCartney, meanwhile, has partnered with Hunter (where her husband Alasdhair Willis is creative director) to produce a sustainable, vegan version of the brand’s iconic wellies, this time stamped with McCartney’s own moniker. Shown on the runway during the designer’s A/W ’19 show, the rubber from which the boots are made is sourced from sustainably-managed forests in Guatemala. Hollie Harding,…

PHOTOS: THE MEGA AGENCY, GETTY, SHUTTERSTOCK IT WAS ONE OF the biggest nights of his career. Yet Brad Pitt was conspicuous by his absence from last Sunday night’s BAFTA awards – notably when he was announced as the winner of the Best Supporting Actor award for his role in Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. While Brad’s speech – delivered on his behalf by his co-star Margot Robbie – was littered with jokes (he claimed he was naming his award ‘Harry’ because he ‘couldn’t wait to bring it back to the States’), the story behind his last minute no-show at the ceremony was a more serious matter. Later, Brad revealed that a ‘family obligation’ had kept him away. Then, two days later, a newspaper reported that Brad had…

Kizzy Gardiner, 35, is the first locum MP. Covering for Labour MP Stella Creasy, she wants to prove that it’s possible to start a family and work in politics ‘We need to make misogyny a hate crime: it’s wrong my race is protected but my gender isn’t’ “In October, a job opportunity popped up on my phone with the BBC Breaking News saying there was an opening for a job as a locum MP. I filled out a form, got the job and started the following month. My background is in charity; I’d never worked in politics before. I’m mostly based in Stella’s constituency of Walthamstow – because it’s not a political role, that means I can’t speak or vote in the House. But I go to Parliament once a…

MANGO WITH SLOUCHY tailoring, glossy accessories and cosy cardies, Mango has re-spun the ’70s – and it’s nothing short of glorious. The leather loafers with gold hardware look worthy of a four-figure price tag. ARKET CONTEMPORARY takes on tailoring, sugary sorbet shades and excellent knits make up the backbone of this new haul. With pretty oversized dresses and lilac Bermuda shorts, Arket is the place to go for wearable examples of this season’s biggest trends. SIMPLY BE FROM POLKA-DOT wrap dresses and check shirts to kick-flare jeans and outfit-making accessories, Simply Be’s new drop is wearable, affordable and fun. KURT GEIGER PROVING IT’S not only high-end designers who offer footwear with a point of difference, KG’s latest creations include mock-croc strappy mules in mint green, as well as buckle-detail sandals…

SUPER-SHIRT WE SAY… Thanks to its do-it-all charm, the white blouse has graduated to wardrobe hero status. Wear under spring dresses to give them mileage now. TONAL LEATHER WE SAY… Leather shows off its softer side in an unexpectedly fluid silhouette. Style with matching trousers for the ultimate tough-luxe look. COLOUR POP WE SAY… Pep up neutrals with a blast of brights. A cinched-in waist is an ultra-flattering way to balance voluminous sleeves. IT KNIT PHOTOS: GETTY, JASON LLOYD-EVANS WE SAY… Your oversized V-neck is now officially on-duty. Balance with streamlined leggings and just add statement accessories.…

Joely Walker, health & beauty director Option one: avoid the cheesy Valentine’s Day clobber by leaving this page open for your nearest and dearest to see (Post-it hints may help). Option two: indulge in some well-deserved self-care shopping (always advisable). Whoever you have in mind, this lot are guaranteed to set most hearts racing. PHOTOS: GAVIN LI Love-struck reasons aside (just think shelfie!) Bella Freud’s Close To My Heart EDP, £95 for 50ml, offers a sophisticated neck-nuzzling spritz of tuberose, neroli and sandalwood. Alexandria Coe x Evermore London Garden of Venus Candle, £68, is embossed with Alexandria’s signature artwork celebrating the female form in all its glory. Once finished, it’s a chic make-up brush holder, too. I’m calling it: Sally Hansen Good.kind.pure Polish in Pomegranate Punch, £8.99, is the perfect…

BRINGING NATURE INSIDE looks great and is good for your mental health. ‘Tending to a plant is a great way to de-stress and seeing a new leaf unfurl is a real mood-lifter,’ says Sarah Gerrard-Jones of The Plant Rescuer (theplantrescuer.com). ‘Indoor plants can also be beneficial to physical health by sucking up harmful pollutants from the air.’ Fay Davies from Conservatory Archives (conservatoryarchives. co.uk) adds, ‘For renters, indoor plants are a transportable garden while, for anyone, a patch of green is a sanctuary, a way to connect with nature – growing something brings a real sense of achievement.’ WHICH PLANTS? Good starter plants include Sansevieria, also known as snake plant or mother-in-law’s tongue. ‘It’s very easy to care for; virtually bombproof,’ says Sarah. ‘Pothos – Devil’s ivy – is another.…

SOMEONE AT THE BBC scheduling department is having a sly chuckle to themselves this week. Sticking The Split, Abi Morgan’s juicy, slightly trashy, massively watchable divorce-lawyer drama at the kernel of Valentine’s week programming is a baller move. Clearly not everyone is feeling the hearts and flowers overkill of this sentimental saint’s day. During the first season of The Split we were introduced to the Stern sisters, Hannah (sensible eldest), Nina (wine-sloshing, attention-seeking middle) and Rose (ditzy, do-gooder youngest). Hannah (Nicola Walker being hot without quite knowing how hot) and Nina (Annabel Scholey being hot while acting nervously hotter) worked for rival family legal practices while navigating a prodigal father and balancing tumult in their love lives. Hannah’s husband, Nathan (doe-eyed Stephen Mangan) was caught on an extra-marital affair website.…

How To Go To Work by Lucy Clayton & Steven Haines (£9.99, Penguin Business) Confused about how to go to work? Whether you’re starting your first job or climbing the leadership ladder, aim to make an impression right from day one and build confidence, authority and resilience to thrive. Impostor syndrome thrives on lack of confidence. The cliché poster telling you to believe in yourself might be just what you need to do. Gain wisdom from all segments of society – from CEOs to receptionists. Master the unknown; ask advice from those with more experience on how to negotiate a pay rise or deal with a toxic workplace.…

Have your say… Email us at feedback@graziamagazine.co.uk ■ Post comments on graziadaily.co.uk ■ Tweet us at @GraziaUK ■ Find us on Facebook at Grazia UK ■ Follow us on Instagram @GraziaUK FACING THE FUTURE As a 40-something teacher, I’m constantly surprised by my teen students’ attempts to mimic the ‘Love Island face’ (‘How the £2.5k Love Island face went mainstream’, 27 Jan), with all its cartoon brow and pouty-lipped horror! What saddens me most is that many young women have lost the art of rebellion. Remember a youthful Madonna strutting through Desperately Seeking Susan? Siouxsie Sioux rocking glam goth? Or Justine Frischmann fronting an androgynous indie swagger? Let’s bring back creativity! Sarah CHEERS TO THAT! I, too, used to cheer on an all-girl squad and it’s a true sport that…

I WATCHED ‘MISS AMERICANA’, the new Taylor Swift documentary, this weekend. I laughed, cried, revisited a longstanding theory re: how criminally undervalued good pop music is – how effortlessly it takes huge feelings, compresses them into easily digested, high-octane morsels of what might seem like nothing much if they weren’t also shaking your very soul – but mainly, I thought: blow me! She’s human. A forceful, vulnerable, rabid contradiction, who makes no sense, but also, all sense, is as filled with anxiety as she is boundless ambition, carries her cat in a Perspex backpack and worries about gay rights and performs in front of a kajillion people like it’s nothing, but gets an eating disorder, because how else does anyone sensibly respond to her level of scrutiny? Eh? If I’ve…

FOR MOST OF US , Valentine’s Day isn’t exactly cause to celebrate. Single or otherwise, the idea of trussing up in something ‘sexy’, even if you’re a cotton-briefs-with-zero-bells-and-whistles kind of girl, can feel anti-feminist. But there is another option. Whether you’re solo or coupled up, V-Day is an opportunity to self-gift some lingerie that feels like you – and will last way beyond the 14th. First on every fashion editor’s shopping list is Dora Larsen, a lingerie brand that specialises in punchy colour combinations and playful lace. Co-founder Georgia Larsen says the comfort-factor is key. ‘I’ve always considered lingerie to be something you wear for yourself, and it’s empowering because of that,’ she says. ‘When I’m wearing lingerie that I love and feel comfortable in, it gives me an inner…

WHETHER YOU’RE choosing to watch Love Island or simply absorbing it via osmosis, you probably know the life cycle of an Islander by now. After being booted out of the villa they emerge, reincarnated as celebrities with huge social media followings, ready to make the most of their new fame. Last week, it was Sophie Piper’s turn. ‘I was on 10k [Instagram followers] before and now it’s 500k,’ she laughs. ‘It started creeping up when people thought I might be going in the villa… On Instagram, that is probably the biggest thing, where you’re getting follow after follow,’ she says. The 21-year-old, who lives in Essex, is now as notable for her trademark scream-laugh as she is for her famous sister, television presenter Rochelle Humes. ‘She watched the show and…

PHOTOS: PA IMAGES, SHUTTERSTOCK, GETTY, BACKGRID JODIE TURNER-SMITH was a breath of fresh air, and then some, on the BAFTAs red carpet. Not only was her custom-made, canary-yellow Gucci gown a fitting tonic to the sea of beautiful but staid black dresses on show, but she proved, point blank, that pregnancy doesn’t have to be a pin in the balloon of one’s personal style. In fact, she went a step further. Her wardrobe on the Queen & Slim promo trail, which has included joyous faux-fur, a septum piercing and several choker necklaces, shows that a) you don’t have to become invisible when you’re expecting, and b) a woman, pregnant or not, should wear whatever she damn well pleases. In response to trolls asking her to ‘cover up’ after the Graham…

THE SECOND SEASON ofThe Split, Abi Morgan’s juicy drama revolving around a family of female lawyers, returns to our screens this week. The women are sharp-suited and no-nonsense – not dissimilar to Laura Dern’s turn as a divorce attorney in Marriage Story, for which she picked up a BAFTA last week. In real life, around 62% of divorce lawyers are women, and London-based Ayesha Vardag – dubbed the Diva of Divorce is one of the leading names. Since launching her firm in 2005, Vardag, who charges an eye-watering £895 an hour, has overseen thousands of cases. But, she says, her job attracts many misconceptions, in particular that divorce lawyers want to break up families or tear couples apart. ‘Actually, lawyers have gone into that particular area of law because they…

PHOTOS: STOCKSY THE FIRST TIME I wintered, I was 17. Like most of my winters, it had been a long time coming. And, like most of my winters, it ended up being triggered by something very specific. My grandmother died. I had spent the previous few weeks visiting her in hospital, so it shouldn’t have been a surprise. But it was. It ripped a hole in me that I didn’t have words to describe. Meanwhile, I’d been wading through a pile of other issues: bullying at school, a faithless boyfriend and a controlling one. Self-loathing so entrenched that I thought it was my personality. It was all there waiting to catch me. My grandmother died, and everything broke. I fell into a depression like a pit, with walls so steep…

IN THE LAST THREE months, my husband Andy and I have barely slept in the same bed. Why? Because we don’t live together. A few days after our second wedding anniversary, Andy helped me move my things into a house in West Yorkshire – then drove back to our flat in London. But we’re not separating; quite the opposite. At the end of December we celebrated two years of marriage with a couple of nights away: cheeseboards, bubble baths, muddy walks and so forth. Two years of marriage is marked with cotton; he got me a dressing gown and I paid for our break (hotel sheets, see?). But on the second night I couldn’t sleep, aware of the seismic change we were in the midst of, and wondering whether us…

ON A BALMY late-October evening in Dubai last year, a glossy group of investors, influencers, editors and clients gathered for a lavish candlelit dinner. Once dessert was done, guests were whisked off in golf carts for the after-dinner entertainment. This being Dubai, where precisely nothing is done by halves, that entertainment was Gloria Gaynor belting out I Will Survive. And there, bopping along at the front, was the host of the evening, Tory Burch, the woman who heads up a fashion empire that’s not just surviving (no mean feat in today’s brutal retail landscape) but thriving. A little over 15 years since she founded her eponymous label, Tory is the petite powerhouse behind one of fashion’s heavyweight brands. Loved for its preppy-bohemian aesthetic, the brand has an estimated value of…

Up, up and away! Jonathan Anderson strikes again. Debuting as part of the knockout S/S ’20 collection and available in store this week, the latest addition to Loewe’s ultra-desirable bag offering is the Balloon, a structured bucket style. Swoon. Collection from £1,550, from 13 Feb, loewe.com FORECAST: HIGH STYLE A power couple on a mission: Stella McCartney has joined forces with best-selling-author Jonathan Safran Foer for a new capsule, We Are The Weather. Named after his forthcoming novel, expect sustainable fabrics (naturally) and prints handwritten by Jonathan. stellamccartney.com FEELING GG-GROOVY Take a trip (in every sense) to Selfridges’ Corner Shop in London this month. The space has been taken over by Gucci’s new GG Psychedelic collection, which reinterprets the house logo with a retro, ’60s style spin. Until 1 March;…

Is a ‘green’ smile a good thing? WITH AN INCREASING number of people opting for ‘greener’ beauty products containing fewer chemicals and more natural ingredients, it makes sense that the next step would be to brush your teeth with a ‘chemical-free’ toothpaste. There are ‘clean’ dental products popping up everywhere. I’m talking about prettily packaged toothpastes free from fluoride, SLS, whitening ingredients and ‘artificial’ agents. There are powders you dip your brush into that contain ground-up charcoal, toothpastes that use coconut oil and peppermint oil as an antibacterial agent, and recyclable toothbrushes made of bamboo rather than plastic. You can buy dental floss made from the wiry bits of coconut husks on Goop, while Colgate has just brought out a vegan toothpaste called Smile for Good, £4.99, that comes in…

Catch up on… To All The Boys: PS I Still Love You For those more forgiving in the love department this Valentine’s, the good news in high school heaven is that Lara Jean and Peter, having pretended to be a couple for one whole film are now, officially… a couple. It’s all good out there. Cupid’s still in business. From tomorrow, Netflix Watch live… Work In Progress Abby is 45. She self identifies as a ‘fat, queer dyke’. In the opening shot of this blissfully noir comedy, her therapist drops dead during a session. ‘Nobody has a worse life than me,’ she says, as someone in a wheelchair exits the neighbouring toilet cubicle. Then life gets upturned when her sister sets her up with a trans man. No show will…

Finding a moment of zen is a priority for me when I first get in. I like to just sit at my kitchen table and stare at the ceiling for a bit, or turn the telly on and lie on the sofa, still wearing my coat. I decompress, then think, ‘OK, what have I got to do tonight?’ I’ve recently rediscovered swimming. The block I live in now has a pool, so I’m making the most of it: it’s so relaxing. I’m not a huge fan of the gym, but swimming doesn’t feel like exercising. I can completely switch off, too – I don’t have my phone down there and there are no distractions when I’m in the water, it’s nice and peaceful. I’m normally in the pool for at…

MAKE OR BREAK Your article ‘Things you only know if… you’ve thought about leaving your husband but stayed’ (10 Feb) struck a chord with me. I was in this situation with my husband of 15 years – I loved him and I’d put so much into the relationship but, on the other hand, would I continue to get hurt if I stayed? I’m relieved to say we gave it another shot. Does it sound trite to say we fell in love with each other all over again? That was six years ago. Yes, we still have our bad days, but I know for sure I’m with the man I want to be with for the rest of my life. And it took nearly breaking up to realise that. Tijhana…

A WHITE LOAFER With a kick-ass tread. Nice transition into spring, Russell & Bromley. THE IMMINENT RETURN OF BLACK SKINNY JEANS They’re coming. I can feel it in my waters. Bagsie Khaite’s Daria, assuming it ever comes back into stock. THE M&S CABLE-KNIT CROP CARDI Guys! With nowt but a lacy bralette underneath! JANE IREDALE BEYOND MATTE FOUNDATION It’s matte! But dewy! And buildable! And it stays on! But it’s light! Yours, a recent convert. YOLKE’S DAKOTA COLLECTION I long for the lifestyle and climate this dress demands.…

PHOTOS: GETTY, SHUTTERSTOCK Q: What did white men and environmental kudos have in common at the BAFTAs? A: Easy wins. But while Brad Pitt phoned in his Brexit quips via Margot Robbie, too many stars let the chance to make a statement pass them by. It was billed as the carbon-neutral BAFTAs; a ray of green light during a month of glitz and excess. The menu was (nearly) vegan, gift bags were swapped for vouchers and even the red carpet was 100% recycled. But the most newsworthy shakeup was asking guests to dress sustainably – either by re-wearing an outfit they already owned, or choosing conscious options such as upcycled, vintage or rental. I was excited. Were we about to see iconic fashion moments, thrillingly rebooted in a cloud of…

PHOTO: VICKI SHARP PHOTOGRAPHYSTAND TALL, LITTLE GIRL: FACING UP TO ANOREXIA BY HOPE VIRGO IS OUT NOW Greater Manchester Mental Health Foundation Trust hit the headlines last week, after turning away an anorexic woman, allegedly for not being ill enough to treat (they deny this, saying she was not turned away but is subject to a long wait due to high demand). Hope Virgo, 29, knows first-hand the devastating consequences when sufferers can’t access the help they need. ANOREXIA DOMINATED my teenage years. When I was 12 it was my best friend, helping me to switch off from the chaos at home. By the time I was 17, it helped me feel I was in control of my life and I became so ill I was referred to a mental…

When it comes to third trimester dressing, not all budgets stretch to custom-made Gucci. The other issue, according to pregnant fashion editors who have done significant market research, is that maternity wear can be a little hit and miss. ‘I didn’t wear many maternity brands because the good ones are expensive and I didn’t feel that many catered to how I wanted to look,’ says Harriet Walker. Instead, she shopped at the same high-street stores as always, but looked for loose silhouettes and bought much bigger sizes. ‘Smock tops and billowy shirts from COS and Toast, loose dresses from Kitri and men’s shirts from Gap’ were all on her shopping list, as was a simple grey marl T-shirt in XL. ‘I wore it with jeans under a silky kimono jacket,’…

Young and in love… PHOTOS: SHUTTERSTOCK, GETTY, SPLASH, VOGUE/YOUTUBE, INSTAGRAM/BROOKLYNBECKHAM, NICOLAANNEPELTZ, SCHOFE IS BROOKLYN Beckham the most PDA boyfriend on Instagram? Last week, the budding photographer commented under a picture of his actor girlfriend Nicola Peltz wearing lingerie: ‘So insanely gorgeous xx luckiest man ever.’ He also gifted her a pair of Nikes, inscribed with the heartfelt sentiment: ‘Love you to the moon and back.’ NOT FOR TURNING! Pictures have now emerged of Gillian Anderson as Margaret Thatcher on set for the fifth series of The Crown. With her bouffant hair, pearl earrings, black handbag, power suit – and stony-faced expression – her resemblance to the former PM is uncanny. Is there anything the Sex Education star can’t do? Phillip Schofield posted an emotional statement on Instagram last week, announcing,…

‘Sober sex wasn’t so bad’ Laura, 25, is an administrator from Cornwall If I told you I only experienced sex sober for the first time last month, you’d be forgiven for thinking I had a problem with alcohol. I get it. After all, who reaches the age of 25 and has only ever gone to bed with men after at least a couple of drinks – sometimes many more? I’ve always known it wasn’t a healthy way to approach sex, to need the courage alcohol gave me before I could contemplate getting under the sheets with someone. I’d describe myself, pre going alcohol-free, as a social drinker. Cocktails after work on a Friday night, a couple of bottles of prosecco with friends if we went for a meal, occasionally a…

■ What do you need right now? Your mind and body might be asking for different things than is usual: perhaps more sleep, or more time alone. Try to tune in to what you need in this moment. ■ Take great care of yourself. Eat food that gives you pleasure, take long baths or spend time with a favourite book. Keep an eye on your drinking. When you crave things that do you harm, spend a while noticing that feeling and ask why it’s there. ■ Get outside. Being outside helps us to feel part of a world that’s bigger than we are. Get fascinated by the living things around you, and make it your business to know when the sun rises and sets, and what phase the moon is…

PHOTOS: JASON LLOYD EVANS. JIL SANDER’S NEW MACKINTOSH COLLECTIONAVAILABLE FROM 14 FEBRUARY. THE STAGGERING GIRL FROM 15 FEBRUARY ON MUBI. DIOR, NEW BOND STREET,13–14 FEBRUARY. VANS X SANDY LIANG – VANS.COM AND SANDYLIANG.INFO – AVAILABLE FROM 21 FEBRUARY THIS WEEK’S MANIFESTO Make your Dior even more special. The brand is offering limited-edition customisation of its new canvas Lady Dior tote this week. Swap delicate chains for a statement choker. Ref: Beyoncé in custom Messika – we are not worthy. Indulge your couture fantasies. Luca Guadagnino’s new short film, The Staggering Girl, features costumes by Valentino’s Pierpaolo Piccioli. Get in a New York state of mind. The Big Apple’s best are showing their A/W ’20 collections this week. Escape to the country with Jil Sander’s new Mackintosh collection. Be nostalgic. The…

MOST OF US wear jeans all weekend without a second thought. But, according to Dana Thomas, author of Fashionopolis, they actually ‘embody all that is good, bad and awry in fashion’. This, as she explains in a chapter called Dirty Laundry, is because conventional cotton is an enormously thirsty plant. As she elaborates, finishing one pair requires an average of 70 litres of water, 1.5 kilowatts of energy and 150g of chemicals. But, thankfully, it’s not all doom and gloom, with an industry-wide commitment to environmentally-friendly goals and practices. These new denim launches have sustainability at their core – and there’s something for everyone when it comes to style. For the ultimate straight cut Say bonjour to Brut Sexy, Sézane’s new straight cut. Made with 99% Global Organic Textile Standard…

ALL MOUTH ZOË KRAVITZ Zoë’s Golden Globes 2020 make-up was a masterclass in a Parisian red lip. Her femme fatale look was composed of a barely-there base, softly sculpted cheekbones and a stained-on red pout. And the smoulder? That’s all Zoë. THE PRO Make-up artist Nina Park for YSL Beauty. THE LOOK While playing up the lips, Nina ‘focused on keeping Zoë’s brows boyishly groomed and her skin fresh’. THE EYES Nina started with taupe shadow at the crease of Zoë’s eyelid and under her bottom lashes, then swept a chocolate shade from lid to the inner corner of her eye. She used YSL Beauty Dessin Du Regard Waterproof Stylo Pencil in Black [1], £21, on Zoë’s upper waterline. THE BASE Nina kicked things off by pressing YSL Beauty Touche…

* AT GRAZIADAILY.CO.UK. PHOTO: STOCKSY THEY SAY THAT everyone has a novel in them. And, if you have ever dreamed of getting that novel published, this could be the push you need to make it happen. Our First Chapter competition – in partnership with the Women’s Prize for Fiction – is giving you the chance to kick-start your writing career. Diana Evans, the award-winning author of Ordinary People, has written the opening paragraph of a story – and we’re challenging you to finish the first chapter. The story can go in any direction you want it to, just keep to between 800 and 1,000 words, and send it to us by 13 March. The winner will join us at the glittering Women’s Prize for Fiction awards party in London on…