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Built in 1901, Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo’s Turin villa is delectably pretty, all art nouveau flourishes and aristocratic charm. But nobody could describe this as a place where time has stood still. As soon as you step over the threshold you see that the ornate wrapping contains a surprise; an open, luminous, gallery-like space, the ideal showcase for a breathtaking selection of contemporary art. As a major collector, patron and philanthropist, Patrizia wields so much influence in the art world that she’s been compared to the late, iconic Peggy Guggenheim. She and her husband, aristocrat and business tycoon Agostino Re Rebaudengo, have devotedly supported artists for three decades through their own foundation, while Patrizia sits on the councils of international institutions from New York’s MoMA to London’s Tate Modern. Her…

Their respective family feuds have been making headlines around the world, so there must have been a lot to talk about when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex welcomed Brooklyn Peltz Beckham and his wife Nicola for dinner. Prince Harry and Meghan hosted the couple at their mansion in Montecito, California earlier this month; the surprise meeting came just days after Brooklyn, 26, and Nicola, 30, missed all of his father David’s 50th birthday celebrations, despite being in London at the time, further fuelling rumours of a family rift. However, “Brooklyn and Nicola were invited prior to David’s numerous global birthday galas, so the timing is pure coincidence”, it was reported last week, with a source adding: “While it was an intimate gathering, there were several additional guests, including VIPs…

Seeming to be well settled in their relationship, Peter Phillips and his girlfriend Harriet Sperling made a rare public appearance at the Badminton Horse Trials. The Princess Royal’s son, 47, and his partner, an NHS nurse and writer, held hands as they enjoyed the spring sunshine at the event, held on the Duke of Beaufort’s Badminton estate in south Gloucestershire. Peter – whose divorce from Autumn, his wife of 13 years, was finalised in 2021 – has been dating Harriet since last year. The pair were all smiles during their day out; at one point, she was seen affectionately rubbing his shoulders as they took a break from the action to pick up a coffee, gazing at each other while deep in conversation. The trials – which included the Shetland…

An emotional Kim Kardashian has opened up in court about being robbed at gunpoint in a Paris hotel room, saying she feared for her life. The reality star was testifying at last week’s trial of the ten men accused of carrying out the heist in 2016, when jewellery worth $9m (£6.7m) was stolen. “I was certain he [one of the robbers] was going to rape me,” she tearfully told the Paris court of the attack, which occurred while she was staying at the Hôtel de Pourtalès with her sister Kourtney and stylist Simone Harouche. “I absolutely did think I was going to die. I said a prayer for my family and for my sister who would walk in [and find me], and that they would have an okay life after…

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Six-time Emmy Award winner Jean Smart has single-handedly made seniors sexy again. Ever since The Golden Girls went off the air, there have been few programmes showcasing a vibrant older population. But thanks to Jean’s hilarious portrayal of caustic comedian Deborah Vance in hit comedy Hacks, TV executives have taken note – hence the new stream of senior-starring comedies such as A Man on the Inside and Only Murders in the Building. Indeed, in the forthcoming fourth season of Hacks, Jean’s character Deborah declares: “I’m hotter than I’ve ever been.” This is plainly true when HELLO! meets the actress, 73, at a West Hollywood hotel, where she’s dressed in a creamy silk blouse and trousers, her blonde hair in beachy waves, in contrast to her character’s penchant for wigs. Ask…

Welcome to our first pull-out-and-keep summer beauty supplement. For some, sliders and sunglasses might herald the change in season, but for me, it’s all about switching up my beauty wardrobe – and our beauty bonanza is the place to get inspired, even if the weather isn’t playing ball. From easy breezy make-up looks to the self-tanners that will give you the most sublime faux glow (once you’ve finally peeled off the 70-deniers), it’s your one-stop shop for the products you really need to see you through the coming months. But it’s not just about shopping; we’ve also grilled the best pros in the business for their expert tips and tricks to give you your strongest, healthiest hair yet, plus that covetable #nofilter complexion as the derms weigh in on whether…

Handcare has always been a staple of our routines – a hand cream is a timeless stocking-filler and a deskside essential for a reason. But 15-step routines are racking up millions of likes on social media, while luxury washes and high-end creams are now status symbols. Take, for example, Rare Beauty Find Comfort Hydrating Hand Cream (below left, £18, from sephora.co.uk), the new pastel-pretty Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Hand Creams (bottom, £52, visit guerlain.com), Chanel La Crème Main (below right, £54, visit chanel.com) – and, in a sure sign that handcare is now decidedly upmarket, Victoria Beckham hand cream (£38, from selfridges.com). Beauty behemoth Sephora reports a 51% increase in searches for handcare over the past year, with Glossier and Chanel’s hand creams claiming top spot as brands seek to create…

Whether you like your nails to take centre stage or prefer them to assume a more understated role, there’s a look for you this season. Embellishment is the theme underlying both ends of the spectrum, from the single rhinestones spotted at Dutch designer Peet Dullaert’s show to the Swarovski crystalen-crusted creations at Vivienne Westwood. But 3D no longer means compromising on care, according to nail artist Sabrina Gayle. “Clients are increasingly discerning about the products they use on their nails,” she says. “The trend for builder gels [such as BIAB], which support nail health and growth, enables them to experiment with intricate designs – such as incorporating jewels in their look – without forfeiting nail wellness.” Consider that permission to unleash your inner introvert/extrovert. THE DESIGN MAXIMALISTS “I’m loving all…

As a model turned movie star, she is used to creating a stir when she arrives at an event. But nothing could have prepared Andie MacDowell for the impact she made when she donned an immaculately tailored tuxedo to walk a red carpet awash with full-length sequinned gowns at the Cannes Film Festival last week. The Hollywood actress, 67, was strikingly elegant in the Mugler suit, with matching bow tie and crisp white shirt, for the first big premiere at this year’s festival, Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning. And she was matched in the style stakes by Tom’s co-star Hayley Atwell, who delighted in showing off her scarlet Giambattista Valli gown to the Top Gun actor at the film’s gala screening. OPENING NIGHT Russian-born supermodel Irina Shayk…

AMBER HEARD Welcomes twins on US Mother’s Day Amber Heard has welcomed twins. “Mother’s Day 2025 will be one I’ll never forget,” the actress, 39 – whose daughter Oonagh was born via a surrogate in 2021 – wrote in a social media post with a picture of their tiny feet. “This year I am elated beyond words to celebrate the completion of the family I’ve strived to build for years… My daughter Agnes and my son Ocean are keeping my hands (and my heart) full.” Amber, who was married to Johnny Depp from 2015 to 2016, has not publicly named the children’s father and said becoming a mother on her own has been a “humbling experience”. DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES New auction of her favourite fashions A new auction of…

Radiant in a plunging fuchsia floral appliqué gown by haute couture label Nedo by Nedret Taciroglu and dripping in diamonds, Elizabeth Hurley looked every bit the dazzling host at the Breast Cancer Research Foundation 2025 Hot Pink Party in New York City. The high-profile charity event marked a sparkling double milestone for the actress and businesswoman. Not only was Elizabeth celebrating three decades as the global ambassador for Estée Lauder’s Breast Cancer Campaign, but it also commenced the countdown to her milestone 60th birthday next month. And, as her whirlwind romance with American country singer Billy Ray Cyrus shows no sign of slowing down, the swimwear designer told HELLO! exclusively that she is looking forward to spending her big birthday with her new beau – and revealed that she intends…

THE KING AND PRINCE OF WALES The Prince of Wales was installed as a Great Master of the Order of the Bath, joining the King – who was taking part for the first time as sovereign of the 300-year-old order – to don its crimson robes and process through Westminster Abbey. THE KING The King and Queen joined the City of Culture celebrations in Bradford. The King enjoyed magic tricks performed by Steven Frayne, formerly known as Dynamo, and toured an exhibition by locally born artist David Hockney, while the Queen joined schoolchildren, volunteers and local poets at the National Literacy Trust, of which she is patron. THE DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH The Duchess of Edinburgh enjoyed a day at the Royal Windsor Horse Show, in the grounds of Windsor Castle.…

Kim Kardashian isn’t the only famous name to have turned a legal drama into a fashion parade. From supermodels to Hollywood leading ladies, the stars have a history of livening up the dullest of courtroom proceedings by adding A-list glamour. Linda Evangelista turned heads in 2012 when she appeared at Manhattan Family Court in New York for a child-support case, eventually settling with her five-year-old son’s father, French billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault. The Canadian supermodel, who famously said she wouldn’t get out of bed for less than $10,000 a day, stepped out in a white pencil skirt and top with a swing jacket, Chanel bag, Christian Louboutin pumps and sunglasses, prompting the Hollywood Life website to note that she had “struck the right classical note of a stylish Upper East Side…

She has been labelled Britain’s favourite nutritionist, with every healthy recipe she creates immediately rustled up by her millions of fans. But Emily English has made a career of defying the stereotype of a healthy-eating guru who espouses only pulses and vegetables. A lover of food since childhood, the former model prides herself on creating menus that feature popular dishes such as spaghetti, meatballs and lasagne. “I’ve always stayed true to who I am, and that is creating food you want to eat,” she tells HELLO! in this exclusive interview. “I think everyone wants to feel healthy, but they also want to live their lives. I’ve hit that balance of giving people what their body needs but also what they want.” With 1.8 million followers on Instagram, Emily’s influence grows…

If you haven’t heard of Tracy Anderson, where have you been for the past two decades? The movement mogul, whose notoriety has almost eclipsed that of her famous clients (everyone from Tracee Ellis Ross to Jennifer Lopez and even Harry Styles) is forensic about fitness. It’s this “research and results-proven fitness methodology” that has kept her relevant in a world where algorithms rule, pioneering online fitness programs filmed in real time with the help of lifestyle guru Gwyneth Paltrow who dubbed the mother of two, who has just celebrated her 50th birthday, a “pint-sized miracle”. Having tried her classes in Los Angeles (the ultimate status sweat) and London, where her studios are in chic wellness member club Surrenne, I can attest that they are not for the faint-hearted. Every single…

STAY Marrakech’s hotel-superstar is La Mamounia, around since the 1920s but thoroughly modern and utterly sumptuous, from its rambling gardens to its Moroccan-tiled suites with balcony views of the Atlas Mountains. There’s Asian and Italian food by Jean-Georges Vongerichten, atmospheric bars including Le Churchill (named for one particularly famous former guest, who visited to rest and paint) and an impressive gift shop. Best buys: date-scented room spray and hand-engraved teapots, made by local artisans. TASTE In a tight alley near Jemaa el-Fnaa square, take an al-fresco seat under lemon trees at La Famille for healthy vegetarian lunches of dips, salads and focaccia pizza. Footsore shoppers in the Gueliz district can rest at Le Grand Café de la Poste; founded in the 1920s, it has time-warped flair, with chequerboard flooring, candles…

The “best” SPFs are the ones you actually want to wear. One person’s hydrating hero is another’s shine-inducing nemesis, while the mineral v chemical debate gently simmers away. The confusion is illustrated by the fact that brands such as The Ordinary have switched mineral filters for FDA-approved chemical ones, while A-list favourite Augustinus Bader has rejected traditional chemical filters in favour of a next-generation “clean” version. Suddenly, the fact that 45% of people in the UK do not apply SPF daily, according to a YouGov survey, makes a little more sense. The good news is that there are more formulas than ever, while searches for “best sunscreen” are up 125% this year. As long as yours is at least SPF30 and offers UVA and UVB protection, it’s down to whether…

THE ‘FLIGHT FACE’ FIXER Dr Levy The ThermoGlow Pro, £249 (visit drlevy.swiss/en). Lymphatic drainage has come under the beauty spotlight as a way to counter “flight face”, otherwise known as the puffy, lacklustre look that often accompanies a long-haul flight. This ground-breaking medtech device takes it to the next level, thanks to alternate hot and cold temperature settings, as well as de-puffing ionic microcurrents. THE EYE SOOTHER Peep Club Heated Eye Wand LED+, £85 (visit peepclub.co.uk). Our eyes bear the brunt of days spent in the sun, and even the snazziest sunglasses can’t fully shield us from dry eyes and inflammation. Enter Peep Club’s optometrist-approved wonder wand, which combines cutting-edge green and amber LED light with red LED, soothing heat therapy and gentle massage. THE SUN-DAMAGE DEFENDER LYMA laser, £1,999 (visit…

FLOWER POWER “On hot days, I carry Kama Ayurveda Rose Water Hydrating Mist [£25, from harrods.com] to instantly refresh my face, hands and hair. Rose water has long been used for its soothing, healing, anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties, and from an Ayurvedic perspective, it’s cooling and calming. Perfect for a refresh on the go.” JASMINE HEMSLEY, author and wellbeing expert SMOOTHER SKIN “With more skin on show, gentle exfoliation once or twice a week helps keep everything smooth and polished. Use a body scrub or an exfoliating towel in the shower, paying attention to dry areas – my Foot File [£22, from rubyhammer.com] not only looks good in your bathroom, but is also seriously effective – and finish with a hydrating body oil or lightweight lotion to lock in moisture…

READY, SET, GLOW Introducing our ultimate warm-weather heroes, from gradual tanners that deliver a sun-kissed glow to sunscreen that offers the highest level of protection, and hydrating moisturisers. These Boots buys are your shortcut to radiant, protected skin all summer long – and just in time for your holidays, they’ve landed in the sale, with up to 50% off your favourite products. POWERED BY BOOTS Selected products and subject to availability. Offer ends 1 July. Available in most Boots stores, or visit boots.com.…

ALL EYES ON TV HOST A.J. ODUDU IN IBIZA Smouldering in a sheer mini dress, AJ Odudu enjoyed a beachside evening during a trip to Ibiza. The 37-year-old TV presenter, who accessorised with strappy gold heels, spent the evening with friends, dining al fresco at Casa Maca Ibiza, a hotel and restaurant overlooking the Dalt Vila neighbourhood. “Ibiza nights,” she wrote as she shared the photo with her Instagram followers. Later, AJ shared more shots from the trip, during which she participated in a yoga class, paddleboarding and a mountain hike. The star also showed off the highlights of her swimsuit collection, including an orange bikini. “Rested & sculpted,” she wrote afterwards. DIANE’S LONDON LOOK IS NO DISASTER Glowing in a striped poplin mini dress and heels, all by Prada,…

It’s the glamorous night when the great and good of British television are celebrated – and for stars including Marisa Abela and Emily Atack, the Bafta TV Awards offered a chance to let their hair down, mark all they had achieved in the past year – and win praise for their red carpet fashion choices. Industry star Marisa, who brought along her actor fiancé Jamie Bogyo as her guest, set the style bar high in a custom strapless corseted gown by Danielle Frankel. Meanwhile Emily Atack, wearing an asymmetrical Alex Perry dress with leather gloves, posed with her on-screen Rivals lover Alex Hassell. Masculine tailoring was a popular trend, with singer Jessie J looking sharp in a Saint Laurent trouser suit and TV host Emma Willis, who attended with her…

She has long preferred the focus to be on what she does and not what she wears, but the Princess of Wales managed to strike the perfect balance last week. In an elegant gesture of support for homegrown designers, she thrilled fashionistas with a bold, fashion-forward look, wearing a green Victoria Beckham trouser suit as she presented the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design to Patrick McDowell. But her style statement came hot on the heels of a very different public message, in which she urged society to “reconnect to nature and celebrate a new dawn within our hearts” in the first of a series of videos celebrating the seasons. Featuring clips filmed during their recent visit to Mull, it shows the Princess and her husband the Prince walking…

If there’s one thing Ella Windsor knows about, it’s music. Having released eight singles – making her the only member of the royal family ever to have published their own songs – she’s clearly well connected in the music world. So, when she attended a charity gala four years ago and heard a fabulous band she didn’t recognise, she worried that she was losing touch. “I thought: ‘Who is this band?’” she recalls with a laugh. “I must be the only person on the planet who doesn’t know who they are; I’m clearly out of the loop. “Then someone said to me: ‘They’re not famous; they’re a school band.’ Honestly, the quality of the playing was so impressive that I’ve been hooked since that moment.” The event in question was…

GET THE LOOK On balmy days this summer, 90s supermodel Yasmin Le Bon is turning to effortless elegance with a curated selection from George. A gold shimmer bikini top and matching briefs bring subtle glamour, layered with a breezy geometric-cut kaftan and finished with crochet wide-leg trousers. Add a stack of gold bangles, and you’re ready to glide from beach to bar in true timeless style. POWERED BY GEORGE All clothing by George; available from selected Asda stores and george.com.…

Lucy Delius is a London-based jewellery designer who launched her eponymous brand in 2022. Drawing on a lifelong fascination with antique jewels, she reinterprets vintage forms with a modern sensibility, using solid gold and ethically sourced stones. She and husband Ed have sons Otto, nine, and eight-year-old Caspar. ‘If I’m going out for a luxury evening, I’d start with martinis at The Connaught followed by dinner at The Dover, and end the night at Maison Estelle for some more drinks. One of my best friends lives in St Andrews, and every summer we spend a week there. We go to the harbour, buy lobster fresh off the boat, which we then cook at home with loads of garlic butter and homemade chips. I do have a weakness for luxury footwear: The…

Retinol is the overachiever of the skincare world. This powerhouse multi-tasker not only dusts off pigmentation, ramps up skin renewal and boosts collagen, it blitzes blemishes too. Most active ingredients started life in the dermatologist’s clinic, and this vitamin A derivative – aka the gold standard in anti-ageing – is the one that experts agree gives unrivalled clinical, #nomakeup results. And yet despite a slew of ever-more sophisticated iterations drawing on technology such as encapsulated retinaldehyde to assuage irritation, it seems that many of us are still (wrongly) under the impression that it’s off-limits during the summer. “It’s one of many retinoid myths, that you can’t use this ingredient in the hotter months,” says Dr Sam Bunting, founder of Dr Sam Bunting + Associates on Harley Street and her eponymous…

There was a time when, going for drinks with friends, sitting in a meeting or walking down the street, you’d catch a whiff of the same scents again and again. Greeting someone with a hug, you’d be enveloped in a haze of Jo Malone’s Pomegranate Noir. Meeting someone new, you’d notice that they were wearing Tom Ford’s Black Orchid, and travelling on the train, you’d smell the familiar patchouli punch of Viktor & Rolf’s Flowerbomb. The tide has turned when it comes to fragrance, though; gone are the days of a recognisable signature scent. Beauty devotees now demand individuality from their choices, layering several scents for a unique approach or seeking out rare notes for a pleasingly surprising olfactory experience. “Fragrance isn’t just about wearing something that smells nice any…

When it comes to wellbeing, it’s generally acknowledged that it’s the micro-moments of joy that add up to living a happy life. Savouring that first sip of coffee, noticing the birds singing or appreciating the warm sun on your face are all ways to add a happy filter to your experiences, but finding joy in the everyday could start even earlier in the morning – in your shower, on your dressing table or in your tote bag, for example. In increasingly trying times, beauty has stepped up to the mark to inject joy into our lives, be it via mood-boosting fragrances, dopamine-inducing packaging or even science aimed at altering brain behaviour. “As stress and emotional fatigue rise globally, mood-boosting beauty resonates more than ever,” says Elise Létang of skincare brand…

For self-tan devotees, a golden glow just isn’t enough this year. We’re demanding more from our DIY tanning rituals, seeking skincare benefits and fragrance-worthy scents as well as a sun-kissed glow. Tanning guru James Read, who overhauled his brand last year to reflect the changing desires of sunless tanners, acknowledges that outdated, perfunctory formulas no longer cut it, and that a more natural, skin-centric approach is leading the way this season. “Tinted tans are set to take centre stage in 2025, offering skincare-first formulas that instantly warm the skin with a natural, sun-kissed glow,” he says. “They create the perfect ‘barely there’ tan, delivering a radiant warmth that feels effortless and luminous. It’s about achieving that just-come-from-the-sun look, rather than bold, dramatic bronzing.” St Tropez’s senior brand manager Sara Leow…