Every Model Magazine Winter 2013

MODELLING

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HEALTH

GORGEOUS

WINTER SUN

IN MAURITIUS

EVERY MODEL MAGAZINE The UK’s first exclusive & independent modelling magazine

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SELFIE?

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A WORD FROM THE WISE photographic success

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YOUR WAY TO A HEALTHY

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CONTENTS 06 How to catch

25 Eat clean. Health

50 Mini Model

12 Amanda Holden,

28 The EM

56 EM Fashion designer Rita Roushdy.

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44 The Mini Model finalists event.

60 A word from the Wise, with photographer Dave Wise.

the eye of a Premier model scout.

& fitness, with Alize Lily Mounter.

Bill Nighy & David Walliams. Celebrity charity fund raising.

winners feature photo shoot.

christmas gift and shopping list. Hand picked by EM Mag.

visits Mauritius. The paradise Island.

CONTACT US...

18 Charlie’s diary.

Join and like our Facebook group and page Every Model Magazine

Catch up with Miss Every Model Mag ‘13.

Follow us on Twitter or tweet us @everymodelmag

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Visit us online at www.everymodelmagazine.co.uk for all the latest modelling news & advice

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Front cover image Models: Mini Models Maia & Zidane Photographers: FayAndrea Art direction and styling: FayAndrea Featuring the winners of Mini Model 2013 Photographers & image credits UK Model Folios www.ukmodelfolios.co.uk, Alan Strutt, Fay L. Hill, Dave Wise, Ruthie Deane, Harry @ St Johns RC, Pepper Packshots www.PepperPackshots.com Ed Taylor, FTV, Shutterstock Editorial & production Editor: Ruth Deane Tel: 01536 512624 editor@emmagazine.co.uk Beauty Editor: Deanna Bailey beautyeditor@emmagazine.co.uk Events Reporter: Laura Coleman Proof reader: Wendyanne Garner info@emmagazine.co.uk

Columnists: Fay L Hill, Isabella Lombardini, Alize Mounter, Anastasia Smith Design: Model Media Ltd info@emmagazine.co.uk.co.uk Advertising: Nicole Shipp sales@emmagazine.co.uk EM Online: Mukesh Randev Publishers: Model Media Ltd Tel: 01536 521126, 1st Floor, Tailby House, Bath Rd, Kettering NN16 8NL. Printed by: Lance Print Ltd, Tel: 01480 492183 © EM Magazine is published by Model Media Ltd. Copyright: EM Magazine, Model Media Ltd. Reproduction of any part is prohibited except by prior written permission of the publishers. The contents are considered accurate at the time of printing and we cannot accept liability for omissions, errors, or loss of materials. Opinions expressed by contributors are not necessarily endorsed by EM Magazine.

All competitions and free gifts are run in conjunction with independent suppliers and fulfilment of the prize rests with the prize donor with no alternative provided by the owners of EM Magazine or Model Media Ltd should the donor fail to honour the related prize.

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orry did someone say it was 2013? I must have missed that. Where on earth has an entire year gone? A sign of contentment I am

a whippet and some much needed and deserved weight... has been our trip to paradise.

And it really was. Winter sun can be found under our Southern skies whilst

Put another jumper on and smile!

With so many goodies available to buy over the next few months, we bring you our selection of beauty,

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Photography Ed Taylor Makeup and hair Deanna Bailey

told, to scarcely remember time gone by. Either that or I really am getting old. My daughter thinks it is actually possible to become younger every year once you hit 40.

You know your children are hitting a certain age when they find it hilarious to make fun of you and also find you a complete embarrassment.

I have reached both these points with my two, but frankly I am secretly happy with both. Speaking of juniors, how fabulous do our mini model winners look on the cover of this edition? You can read more and see all of our 2013 mini model finalists along with viewing the incredible winners shoot by FayAndrea on pages 50 - 55.

So I guess one of the highlights of 2013 for me, apart from gaining a horse,

dipping your toes into the turquoise Indian Ocean. A truly incredible experience and memories made.

As we are now freezing cold and constantly providing personalised weather updates via Facebook and Twitter (you can also pop outside if you really need to know), we can also get cosy and comfy, take time to reflect and enjoy the warmth of winter.

We really are a nation of moaning, groaning grumpy bah humbugs. It is absolutely not as bad as it has been and probably will be, so enjoy what is now. Think positive, be positive and good things will happen. A bit of a text book cliche there, but after a good, happy and productive year focussing on what is valuable, I can begrudgingly say, this cheesy line holds truth.

seasonal, useful and simply must have guilty pleasures in our winter gift guide.

Exclusive interviws with industry professionals, Dave Wise, Emma Mackie, and Rita Roushdy include useful advice for fellow colleagues, models and those aspiring to be part of our creative business. What does a model scout really look for? How can you best prepare and indeed ‘butter up’ your next photographer?

What inspires fashion and a designers creations? Read on, learn, improve and be the best you can be.

So it remains for me to say no more than, thank you for reading, I wish you all a wonderful season and see you next year.

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Catch the eye of a

Premier Model Scout

The

INTERVIEW Emma Mackie with

We talk to model scout Emma Mackie about what catches her eye...

Hi Emma. Thanks for talking to Every Model Magazine. Could you tell our readers who you are and what you do?

I am the Director of Scouting at Premier Model Management. I head up the scouting division which consists of 4 scouts. I organise the scouts, decide with the team where to scout. Then head off scouting with my team looking for great boys and girls that have potential to be models for Premier.

As a model scout how would you define your job?

My job is to see potential in boys and girls to be models.

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models. Even when not officially scouting I never really stop working because be it shopping at the supermarket or taking my daughter to the swimming pool I can’t help but constantly have my eye out for girls and boys that have that special look.

How did you first get involved in the modelling industry?

I have always been passionate about fashion. I bought the first copy of The Face and ID magazine when they came out and I was only 11. I had a boyfriend that was a fashion photographer and we moved to Paris when I was 23. He had a great friend that was a booker at a big agency called Marilyn’s and she called me to go for an interview when they were

looking for a new new-faces booker. I’d never done it before, I’d worked in fashion in a separate entity and I had always helped edit my boyfriend’s pictures. I think I’ve always had a good eye for a good photo and could recognise a model with great potential. We often used to do the castings together.

I totally blagged the job even though I didn’t speak French at the very beginning and went on to work there for 10 years.

What has been your most memorable working highlight?

We brought Fernanda Tavares into Paris from Brazil. She had been working for a little while in Brazil but she definitely didn’t have a great book and was certainly a brand new face

in Paris and Europe. She did a test shoot that came back beautifully, we pulled all her old pictures out and sent her on castings with just a new test and a great Polaroid page.

Fernanda was so amazing looking in real life and in personality that she didn’t really even need any pictures.

Her first job within a month of landing in Paris was the cover of French Vogue shot by Mario Testino. It was amazing to have a new face go that fast into the big time. Even writing about it now makes me smile and gives me goose bumps. When the option changed on her chart from ‘option’ to ‘confirmed’ the women’s booking table went mad and started clapping and cheering.

Have you ever experienced working with a new signing you thought would be amazing and ended up being...

A star. I don’t want to name names but we had a girl that came to Paris and no one except me believed in her.

She had an amazing body but terrible purple hair in dreadful condition that looked as if she had cut it herself. She worked a little bit and then changed agencies and went on to have a great career. We all make mistakes and I stayed great friends with her. That’s why it’s always worth visiting all the agencies before making a decision so that you can get a feel for each agencies different personalities.

Would you agree that in the world of modelling reputation by association is a significant consideration in your day to day work?

Absolutely. We work with lots of agencies all over the world and having great models to offer to other markets means they in return offer us their great girls when then need them to be placed in London. When we scout we always say we are from Premier as a way of introducing ourselves and thanks to the great reputation the agency has, most people have heard of us.

What does a model scout look for in new signings?

A great and unique look, an excellent body and a rocking personality always helps.

What would you say the top three ABSOLUTE NOs are in a potential model that would make or break a signing decision?

Rudeness rudeness and rudeness. Everything else I can deal with. I was once trying to scout a boy and was in the process of trying to get a better look at him before I approached him. He started swearing at me and asking me in no uncertain terms what I was staring at.

He was really rude, he made also really rude and aggressive gestures at me. I ended up walking off and just wondering how that might have been the

LARA MULLEN Scouted twice by Premier at two separate music festivals.

Lara Mullen was walking for Alexander Wang in New York fashion within two weeks of her discovery as well as later appearing on the covers of both Dazed & Confused and i-D, at the same time.

MALAIKA FIRTH Discovered after her mother rang Premier's founder Carole White having watched Channel 4's "The Model Agency".

Malaika appears in the Autumn Winter Prada ad campaign, the first black model to front the campaign since Naomi Campbell 19 years ago.

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MORRIS PENDLEBURY Discovered by Premier through a model competition with East Coast Trains, which he later went onto win. Morris was shot

by Hedi Slimane for his debut campaign at Saint Laurent.

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Don’t cover yourself in fluorescent paint or a strange fancy dress outfit.

If I can’t see you, I can’t scout you.

day his life changed for the better but he ruined it. A bolshie attitude does not go down well with model agents or clients. A bad attitude will not open any doors.

Every Model Magazine often discusses the risk of ‘rogue agents’. We find it is often a double edged sword reporting on it as so many people read into it what suits them. And the result is often that reputable small businesses suffer and the rogues continue regardless.

What would be your advice on how to ascertain a real rogue?

A real rogue agent will ask you for lots of money up front to make a portfolio, often asking kids that have no chance of ever making it. Don’t get conned into paying vast sums for “professional” pictures that you don’t need. If an agency likes you they will take you on without any pictures.

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What would be your top tips for an aspiring model looking to become signed?

Music festivals have always been great places to get scouted. Don’t wear too much make up, don’t cover yourself in fluorescent paint or a strange fancy dress outfit. If I can’t see you, I can’t scout you. Also come down to the agency and see us.

Most agencies have open call times. We are always happy to meet and offer advice, but remember we are looking for the taller kids so if you are under 5’8 for a girl and 6’ for a boy it’s going to be tricky. Of course there are exceptions but this is the general rule across the board for agencies as a requirement.

What is next for you?

Organising the scouting calendar for 2014!

Quick fire questions EM Your beauty must have is...

Dr.Organics snail gel….This is an amazing face moisturiser containing wait for it…. Helix Aspersia Muller or in other words the stuff snails produce to regenerate their own shell when it gets damaged. Firstly let me just say it smells divine and when you put it on your face it feels all zingy and refreshing. I only use paraben free products and this is one of the best ranges in my opinion. I’m totally hooked!

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Celebrities

Raise funds with an online charity auction

Amanda Holden, Lorraine Kelly, Bill Nighy, David Walliams and Piers Morgan are just some of the celebrities who supported the Sir Bobby's Breakthrough online charity auction…

Pictured above, Amanda Holden

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Britain’s Got Talent judge says of her involvement with the auction, “I am delighted to contribute to the Sir Bobby’s Breakthrough Online Charity Auction and help raise £1 million for cancer services.

Sir Bobby was renowned for his passion and positivity, qualities that went well beyond the football field and inspired people across the country. Together we can make a difference.”

Proudly backed by headline supporter BT Sport, Sir Bobby’s Breakthrough auction items for 2013 included a VIP trip to next year’s F1 in Monaco by private ‘Eclipse’ jet, incredible sporting art from Ben Mosley, a week sailing on a luxury catamaran ‘Akasha’, the

opportunity to have a team play a six-a-side tournament at St. George's Park in 2014 and a week-long stay at The Brewers House in Southwold.

The auction has received more than 300 items donated from sports stars, celebrities and leading businesses.

Pictured left, the late Sir Bobby Robson

Here at EM Magazine we actively encourage charity fund raising. To the ‘celebrity critics’ complaining about ‘today’s world’ and their negative view in respect of celebrity status... just give a little consideration to the good work so many do as a direct result of their ‘celebrity status in today’s world’. Sadly cancer and other such killers also exist today and every day. We applaude the celebs and their involvement and as tribute to them we bring you this review of their worthy work well done.

Breakthrough Breast Cancer Breakthrough Breast Cancer is the UK’s leading breast cancer charity dedicated to saving lives through improving early diagnosis, developing new treatments and preventing all types of the disease.

The need for Breakthrough Breast Cancer’s work has never been greater. Breast cancer is still the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the UK, affecting 50,000 women every year and killing 1,000 every month.

Breast cancer is not yesterday’s problem; it’s a disease that affects more women every year. Breakthrough Breast Cancer is working harder than ever before to stop women dying from the disease.

Breakthrough Breast Cancer’s vision is a world freed from breast cancer.

For more information go to www.breakthrough.org

improve early detection and find more effective treatments for cancer.

It directly benefits cancer patients within the North East and Cumbria and contributes significantly to the wider, global fight against this terrible disease.

Amazing auction items included; VIP tickets to Britain’s Got Talent 2014.

A studio tour of the Lorraine show with Lorraine Kelly herself.

David Walliams donated a signed set of his own children’s books.

The total amount raised by the 21st November was a staggering £170,520 and still climbing. At this point the highest bid for a singular item, raising a whacking £26,000, was the Jose Mourinho’s FIFA Ballon D’Or World Coach of the Year Award Trophy, kindly donated by Jose Mourinho".

Other than a huge variety of football related gifts and goodies also included in the auction were donated items such as; A Private Eclipse Jet Flight, Donated By David Hayman.

A Jane Goodchild Leather Handbag. Donated By Jane Goodchild.

A Beach Presenter for a day.

Donated By The Beach Radio.

Sunday lunch at The Sloane Club, London.

A week’s charter on ‘Tashatoo III’ mini super yacht. Donated

By Richard & Natasha Vass.

Sir Bobby Robson Foundation The Sir Bobby Robson Foundation was set up

by Sir Bobby in 2008 and he devoted the last 18 months of his life to it.

It funds projects within the Newcastle upon Tyne NHS Foundation Trust to help

An osteopathic consultation and treatment at Southwold Treatment Rooms. Donated

By Rebecca Huggins.

A Matt Cardle signed T-shirt.

An iPhone 5C 16GB. Donated by O2.

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Photography by x Ruthie Deane Location x Mauritius Models x Charlie Machin Kirsty Hesslewood x Jordan Williams

Miss Every Model Magazine, Charlie Machin was lucky enough to savour some Winter sun on a visit to the beautiful Island of Mauritius. A huge thanks to Miss England Ltd and the Mauritian Tourist Board (MTPA) for making this possible.

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A trip to paradise

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inter sun doesn’t come brighter than on the exquisite island

of Mauritius.

As part of her beach beauty prize in the Miss England competition won by Charlie Machin earlier in 2013 was a trip to paradise. Accompanied

by EM Editor Ruthie D, Miss England Kirsty Hesslewood, Mr England Jordan Williams, Miss England representative Brankica Drinic and the Miss and Mr England mums, the UK crew were treated to a VIP welcome with their every need catered for. Their first destination being the beautiful Ambre Hotel located in Palmar, on the east coast of Mauritius.

A warm welcome by the team at the Ambre was suggestive of what was to be a truly well catered for stay.

With shoot locations in every corner this was the perfect base. White sand, turquoise sea, contrasting volcanic rock and a deep blue sky. Ruthie D was ready to start capturing images from the

second she laid eyes on it. A coastline that only dreams are made of, sunshine, fabulous hosts, amazing food... and we returned to the UK why exactly?

A jam packed schedule organised by the Mauritian Tourist Association included visits to the capital Port Louis, parasailing, horse riding, a tour of historic Châteaux Labourdonnais, meeting ‘Big Daddy’ a giant tortoise, quad biking, the races at Champ de Mars, Mahebourg market, the glass gallery and tea factory, walking through the Indian Ocean to the remote Island of

Ile aux Cerfs, golf, Sega and Salsa dancing, photo shoots, dinners, lunches and 5am call times. This certainly was a full and varied trip to remember.

If you have never seen the Southern skies and true magic of a tropical coastline, then Mauritius does not disappoint.

With temperatures reaching the mid thirties, winter sun is pretty much guaranteed.

An occasional rainfall is a refreshing welcome to the unaccustomed visitor.

The sound of tropical birds with flashes of bright reds, yellows and greens, coupled

with the gentle whisper of soft waves of the ocean become your morning normality.

Breakfast on the beach, lunch in the woods and dinner with the crew was time to take a breath and relax from the heat of the day.

A huge thank you in particular to all the staff and management at the Ambre Hotel, the MTPA, Bran for taking good care of the crews every need, Jenny at Long beach and to Miss England Limited.

“The sound of tropical birds with flashes of bright reds, yellows and greens, coupled with the gentle whisper of soft waves in the ocean become your morning normality.�

photograph by ruthie deane location x Ile aux Cerfs

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pictured below x mr england x jordan williams x long beach mauritius

above x the mauritian press capture shots of kirsty, jordan & charlie

charlie wears swimwear by sandstorm luxury

pictured right from top x charlie at long beach x kirsty & charlie at the ambre hotel x bran & charlie at the ambre pool

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below x kirsty & jordan at Ch창teaux Labourdonnais

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I had lots of fun shooting on the amazing Mauritian coastline.

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Charlie’s Diary So what have I been up to since the last time you all heard from me?

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As you all know since being involved with the fabulous EM magazine I have been signed with Model Union and attending castings and trying out for that big break. I'm still waiting for that day but as for now the experience of it all is amazing and I'm enjoying every second of making my

modelling career a success. As well as this you all know I now also work for Hollister. Another position I gained as a result of my self confidence being raised by being involved with the EM Mag Miss Every Model title. I'm working shifts and getting on with all the other models and managers there and always having my pictures taken for possible castings that as a model I can be sent to attend which is great and helps a lot with my modelling career.

Originally I came second in the beach beauty round at the Miss England 2013 competition earlier this year, but due to the original winner Nena France not being able to claim her prize for modelling reasons, I was lucky enough to take her spot and was given the amazing opportunity to go to Mauritius. As a group including the reigning Miss England Kirsty Hesslewood and Mr England Jordan Williams, their respective mums, Ruthie Deane and from the Miss England office the lovely Bran, we jetted off to the paradise island for 10

days. I experienced great food, people, culture and the best scenery and attractions I have ever seen. A part of my prize was also to receive a photo shoot wearing Sandstorm Luxury swimwear. I wore several gorgeous bikinis and had lots of fun shooting on the amazing Mauritian coastline.

We got some great shots as you will see in this edition.

It was a fabulous trip, that included a busy schedule of activities and press conferences. I was given golf lessons alongside Mr and Miss England which were so much fun. My favourite part of being there was going to a children's home, where it was very much made a reality of how some children have to deal with extreme disadvantage.

But aside from the overwhelming sense we all felt on this visit our tears flowed simply to see them with such

bold, outgoing and extremely happy personalities. It made me realise I would like to work more with these kinds of charities and do as much as I can to make a difference.

I was so sad to leave the island but I will definitely be returning. I would like to thank everyone involved especially Angie Beasley for giving me this amazing opportunity and I will remember it for a life time.

Also Sandstorm for providing me with my beach wear, Fake Bake for their fab products and of course the MTPA who

organised the trip for us.

I am looking forward to now being involved in the

search for the next face of EM Magazine. If you would like to be considered email the magazine at info@emmagazine. co.uk. And it could be you living the dream just like I have.

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the ‘selfie’ what is it doing to our photogr aphs?

Whilst the new mobile cult is a handy and quick way forward for global sharing, it isn’t a true representation of great photography and is by no means a replacement for pieces of art that only a true piece of photography can create.

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he social networking horror of that innocent picture of you captured at the dodgiest angle with a flash that gives you devil eyes and pale skin, broadcasted by ‘a friend’ to the World of social networking without ‘copyright approval’, happens to us all. Thanks to privacy settings you can at least savour your pride to some extent, but the subconscious torture remains that the fabulous persona you are creating for yourself is somewhere being

“A vain bunch of ‘selfie’ obsessed people.” shattered on another’s profile.

Welcome Instagram. Don’t get too excited, like many good things there is a clause, it’s only for iPhone users. But within minutes of discovering such information and seconds of toying between vanity and my treasured BlackBerry Messenger

I ditched my BB friends and headed to the Apple store.

Though I still haven’t found the Victoria Secret’s Model filter, everything looks undoubtedly more beautiful and so I am a fan.

If you’re not yet judging me on my vanity issue but instead relate and think this column reflects perfectly normal thinking then like me (in the best possible way, of course) we need to get a grip! The result of these ‘harmless’ filters have had a knock on effect, creating a vain bunch of ‘selfie’ obsessed people

that freak out if they haven’t been Instagrammed. Basically, US! Excluding the mental repercussions, this social networking development has also affected industries such as photography, modelling and syndication. If how isn’t automatically obvious, let me be the bearer of bad news and explain. Firstly, take the photography industry; there are fantastic pieces of kit available such as mobile devices with built-in HDR cameras producing pictures that when uploaded online or shown on the sharp resolution of a mobile screen look impressive. But it’s the impressive part that dilutes from the professional, digital images shot in the ‘old skool’ fashion of setting up lights and doing things properly, if you will. I have to keep re-instilling into models and photographers that whilst this new mobile cult is a handy and quick way forward for global sharing, it isn’t a true representation of great photography. Plus it all links to the creation of the social networking narcissism. I know many Photographers and Models who have actually deleted a ‘selfie’ or behind-the-scenes shot because it hasn’t received the amount of likes or retweets they were bargaining for. In short, this Instagram, snappy-snap crazed photography, though cool, is by no means a replacement for pieces of art that only a true piece of photography can create.

Just from a technical perspective alone, the mobile cameras and effects are definitely no

competitor for the specialised Photoshop and resolution of a professional camera.

Following on, the content uploaded freely from mobiles to Twitter, for example, sacrifices any copyright ownership meaning online media and publications can utilise the images for stories and features.

This not only cheapens the look of a feature stylistically but also most importantly is of no benefit financially to the subject who is being written about.

Those who want to generate an income from their picture sales through syndication should avoid uploading free content

“Mobile cameras and effects are definitely no competitor for Photoshop and resolution of a professional camera.” to social networking profiles.

Furthermore, when published the pictures do not slightly compare to what we usually associate with our beloved celebrities. Finally, aside from the financial effects, for models wanting to establish a celebrity career, over diluting themselves on the web can lead to a lack of

interest or moreover, a decrease in rates for cover shoots simply because it isn’t technically exclusive content. The latter particularly applies to glamour models working past implied topless.

For models, I worry genuinely about the effects of social networking. I am somewhat getting bored by just seeing selfie, after selfie, after selfie to the point I want to comment, ‘Yes, you look stunning but can we see something else please?!’

For those who want to be models but maybe haven’t quite got what it takes to make it, the snappysnap is a confidence booster as they pose in provocative ways and give a pout to their followers and fans, in return for tens and hundreds of likes. In the grand scheme of things, it all seems harmless but they are also prey for having their dreams shattered by agency rejections.

In conclusion, I guess I’m just saying, not to lose sight of reality. It’s very easy to with social networking- I do it. We can create a dream World, uploading only the best bits- the edited version- but behind the camera is what’s actually happening here and now with real people.

Use your lens and your mind to capture those bits because whilst you’re just snapping your selfie, someone just got away, just bagged a job, just moved on with their life.

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‘Eat clean’ with

alize

After finally accepting the much used phrase “you are what you eat” and constantly yo-yo dieting Alize Lily Mounter has found a solution that she would like to share with you...

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Turning to the Paelo Diet I appear to be able to eat as much as I want and never feel hungry.

I don’t really like calling it a diet as for me it’s about managing my lifestyle around the various paelo food groups I can have.

The best thing is there is no calorie counting, no diet shakes, and you can eat as much as you want. It has been shown that eating more regularly speeds up your metabolism and you’re less likely to gain weight.* Basically think ‘caveman’. If our hunter-gatherer ancestors could get their hands on it, you can eat it and as much as you want. (Preferably grass-produced or free-range.)

These food groups include; meat (beef, pork, lamb, poultry, fish, seafood) eggs, vegetables, fresh fruits, seeds, nuts and healthy oils (olive, coconut, avocado, macadamia, walnut and flaxseed.)

*may not apply to everybody

Foods NOT part of our ancestral menu were; dairy products, bread, cereal grains, legumes, refined sugars and processed foods.

There has been much research that this way of eating can reduce obesity, bloating, acne, cardiovascular disease, heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure,

cancer, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis and much more.

I think I had a kind of epiphany at the end of the summer and I realised that I couldn’t keep eating what I wanted. I have found a new interest and value for food.

Even as Miss England, and after winning the Miss World beach body I can honestly say I did not diet. I remember eating a dominos pizza the night before I left for Miss World, and eating whatever I felt like during the entire three weeks of the competition. I admit that I did have an amazing personal trainer in the build up to Miss World, who showed me how to take care of my body through exercise. But I had never had a nutritionist to show me how to take care of my body through what I eat. I get much enjoyment out of exercising, but in the real world people

cannot have a personal trainer to train them every day. Even if you have one for a certain period of time, it is ultimately up to you to manage your body.

I was sick of ‘quick fixes’ and ‘yo-yo diets’ where I would even crash diet and increase my exercising two weeks before a photo shoot. This would stress me out and leave me with low energy levels. It is also most certainly not something I would advocate anyone to do. After putting myself through such torture I would binge eat on whatever I could get my hands on. Chocolate, chips, cheese. I have now learnt this is incredibly bad for you and can’t believe what I have been putting my body through. I bet it didn’t know whether it was coming or going. No wonder I was the grumpiest girl alive during this crazy yo-yoing. People didn’t want to mess with me I can tell you. I remember once crying on a plane to sunny Portugal because I was not feeling happy with myself. The poor boyfriend had to calm me down to make sure nobody noticed.

Surely that’s not normal is it?

Anyway I was determined to find a healthy solution to my body image madness.

I am not saying I strictly eat paleo seven days a week. I have a cheat meal if my body is craving it. I ‘m young really love eating all types of food. I don’t binge on whatever junk food I can get my hands on, but I will allow myself a nice meal, for instance

sushi, a hearty pub meal, a glass of red wine or even a dessert for my sweet tooth. What I have learnt with paleo when you really look into it is that there is so much choice to make food interesting. At the moment I am hooked on omelettes (without milk) with various fillings, they are so quick to make and taste delicious. If I am craving carbs I eat sweet potato and butternut squash. After the first month experts recommend the 85/15 approach, meaning 85% of the time you’re strictly paleo, leaving 15% for non-paleo stuff.

I consider this to be more of a lifestyle choice. When I am eating paleo I feel good on the outside and I know it’s also benefitting me on the inside. I am eating not just to look good but to feel good. I’m not just taking care of my appearance I know it is also benefitting my health. The change in myself mentally and physically is outstanding. I have much more energy and I am generally happier. I simply call it ‘eating clean’. I have finally stopped yoyo-ing and acting crazy. I have found new food groups to try out, which taste amazing and are good for you. All of this I find highly interesting and exciting. For me it’s a no brainer to go paleo. Go Paleo!

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health & fitness inspirations

Try out Paleo. www.ultimatepaleoguide.com

Take up reformer pilates.

Address your cardio, balance, flexibility, core strength and muscle building. www.novopilates.co.uk

Get into running.

Sign up for a race with your friends and make it fun.

Take an interest in nutrition.

Learn how foods help the body be the best it can be. www.nutritiondata.self.com

Join the gym.

If you already one make full use of it and join classes.

Take up Zumba, spinning, swimming, and yoga. There are so many more ways to keep fit rather than just the plain old boring gym. www.thirtysevendegrees.co.uk

Go to Wholefoods.

Find your nearest store and become inspired by the healthy options that are available to you. You will find it all mouth watering and enjoy cooking up some tasty meals. www.wholefoodsmarket.com

Buy new workout clothes.

Invest in some nice new workout clothing. I am a huge fan of ‘Sweaty Betty’ which offers trendy, colourful clothing just for women.

Food swaps.

I am an ice-cream worshipper!

But I have found the perfect substitute with ‘Whey Hey’ protein ice-cream. There are no more than 125 calories per tub and it’s packed with 22g of protein. They come in three delicious flavours; strawberry, chocolate and vanilla. www.wheyhey.co.uk

Get boxing with your boyfriend.

(You can join Sweaty Betty clubs across

It’s fun and great for fitness and toning your arms. So grab a partner and get boxing.

London and workout for free).

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THE CHRISTMAS

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Feeling a little meh? Maybe you haven’t quite got into the spirit of the season yet? Or you could be reading this in January and be suffering from post party blues. Whatever the reason and regardless of the season...there is nothing like stimulating the senses to get you in the mood. Ooh matron (as they said in the dark ages - google it!).

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jordan williams As part of his prize wining package when becoming Mr England in June 2013, Jordan Williams was given a photo shoot with Every Model Magazine.

Joining him on the shoot was reigning Miss Every Model Magazine Charlie Machin.

Jordan and Charlie also visited the island of Mauritius as another part of their prize in October.

As well as being the reigning Mr England, Jordan has recently released a Christmas single ‘Here we are”, to help raise money for an anti bullying campaign. jordan wears suit & shirt provided by ’suit yourself’ leicester

mr england 2013 A highly talented young singer, Jordan will also appear on our TV screens next year as he sets to compete in the hugely successful talent search Britain’s Got Talent.

Known to EM Mag for a couple of years now we can honestly say that Jordan is a down to earth, naturally funny boned young man, with a rare and charismatic personality.

We at Every Model Magazine wish him a truly deserved successful career. @MrEngland2013 Models Jordan Williams Charlie Machin Photography & styling by Every Model Magazine makeup & hair by deanna bailey shoot location rutland theme a vintage winter

mini Every Model

MODEL SEARCH 2013 The much awaited final selection of our mini model search took place on Sunday 20th October at Rye-House Kart Raceway.

The finalists selected were invited to attend a fun day out at Rye-House Kart Raceway and park in October.

Twenty one children and their parents and relatives arrived at 10 am to meet the EM and Rye-House teams.

Once in their personalised and named mini model t-shirts

the children were able to take a trip around the fabulous RyeAssic adventure park, meeting the dinosaurs along their way.

In groups of four the children were also invited to the go-kart track and drive one themselves.

All kitted up with protective suits and helmets and given a full safety demonstration, they all had an exciting drive around the specifically designed junior track.

Thankfully, one of the wettest days of the year did give us all a few hours grace

to enjoy the outdoors and all the park had to offer.

All finalists were able to meet with the judging panel at the same time as having an enjoyable day. Watching the children at play was designed to ensure minimum pressure for the children at the same time as offering the industry professionals a considered time period to make their decision as to who would win the modelling contract and prizes.

With such a high standard of finalists the decision was

Competition disclaimer The costs involved in being part of this model search are nominal and well below considered industry standard fees. We do our utmost to offer high level opportunities at nominal costs at the same time as providing a fun and educational experience. The contest is free to enter by sending two photographs to info@emmagazine.co.uk. A judging panel will select from photographic entry those considered to be suitable for audition. A nominal audition fee, which includes a professional photograph, is chargeable for this at ÂŁ25. If successful and invited to take part in the final selection fun day out, a sponsorship fee is payable of ÂŁ120 plus ÂŁ20 for a competition tee-shirt. This can be paid by a corporate sponsor who in return will receive an advertisement within EM Magazine for above the value of the sponsorship fee. Parents may opt to pay the fee themselves if they wish. The sponsorship element pays for the competition to run and provides the children with a fun experience, day out and the chance to win a professional modelling signing along with various other prizes. To enter the competition is entirely down to choice. Applicants and or parents/guardians may withdraw from the contest at any time. Sponsorship is not refundable if paid prior to any withdrawal of the contest. All details are provided on our website and available for public view throughout the duration of the contest. www. everymodelmagazine.co.uk.Audition / photographic fees are non-refundable. This is not an upfront fee and must not be mistaken as such. An upfront fee for joining a modelling or recruitment agency is against the law. Charging fees in advance for products and services is standard business practice. The modelling industry and Every Model Magazine is a business, able to provide opportunities to those wishing to be involved.

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not an easy one. After much deliberation and consideration the winners chosen were Maia, aged 3 years and Zidane, aged 12 years. Excitingly three other finalists were also offered the opportunity of a professional modelling contract after the event. These lucky minis were Evelyn, Ryan and Ella. Bonnie of agency, ‘Bonnie & Betty’ was so impressed by the standard of finalists that she couldn’t turn down the opportunity of taking on board more talented mini models. The winners also received a fabulous photo shoot with the amazingly talented photographers FayAndrea and are featured on the cover of this edition. Also see Maia and Zidane on our feature pages. We will keep you regularly updated

Different flowers look good to different people.

with news of their modelling work and achievements, so watch this space!

We would like to take this opportunity to say a huge thank you to FayAndrea, Bonnie & Betty, Rye-House Kart Raceway and all the mini models individual sponsors.

A special thanks also goes to Tracey and Emily Darnley, Lydia Deane and Charlie Machin for all their help on the day.

The new mini model winners were presented with their rosettes on the host venue raceway podium by previous mini model winner Bailey Baker and reigning Miss Every Model Charlie Machin.

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THE MINI MODEL 2013 FINALISTS Just nine boys and twelve girls were offered a place in the final of mini model 2013. After searching the UK these lucky bunch were selected to take part in the final stage...

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FASHION

Isabella Lombardini talks to fashion designer Rita Roushdy about her image, influences and intentions... model: sophie hannah gr adon photogr ahy by: marie harkness shoot location: crook hall clothes; made to order

Can you explain a little about who you are and your background to our readers?

Well let me start by telling you that I am originally from Cairo, Egypt, but currently living in the Northeast. I have studied Fashion Product and Promotion at University of Sunderland and I graduated in June last year, which was the best possible course for me as it included every aspect of fashion from design and garment development to photography and styling.

You may also be interested to know that I am the director and producer of ELEVON, an idea which started as a marketing tool for my fashion label, but later turned into a separate venture with massive potential and so a second business plan was formed. I now run Elevon, which is a fashion show company that builds a platform specifically for new and upcoming fashion designers to be introduced to the public and hence endorsing more people to be individual as there will be more option to them when shopping.

© Photographs by; Marie Harkness

Tell us about your brand and what it represents?

I’ve always known I wanted to be a fashion designer!

Independence is a big goal for me and therefore is a major aspect which I want to incorporate in my label. As soon as I graduated I went onto a small business course

with PNE Enterprise who have helped me build a business plan. My brand unites both the edgy and the feminine side of every woman; for instance my current line is a combination of leather and lightweight fabric that creates a voluptuous effect.

Who influences you as a designer?

Christian Dior is my all time favorite designer. Dior’s creative and feminine silhouette defines his brand identity, which I have taken on as an inspiration to build on for my own brand. I love the way he creates curvaceous silhouettes using wasp-waisted base and hip padding.

How would you describe yourself in five words?

I would describe myself as ambitious and dedicated; I find myself aiming for the sky, I have so many ideas that I want to bring to life and sometimes have to keep reminding myself to devote my time to one thing at a time instead of getting too excited at my many future prospects.

In saying that, being positive is also an important trait that I posses. I’m adventurous; I love travelling and exploring this beautiful world. I’m very creative; I’m dedicated to trying new things and experimenting with innovative ideas, and how I can bring these to life in my creations.

Where do you get your inspiration?

The tulip flower inspires the feminine aspect of my brand, using various shapes and vibrant colors for the foundation of my designs; combined with the very hard, sculptural exterior of a warrior’s armour the contrary aspect of the brand. It’s all about the hard sculptured leather versus lightweight fabric, which creates a beautiful and edgy piece all in one.

What was your favourite collection from the recent September fashion weeks?

Oh my, all fashion weeks?

Wow that’s a hard decision!

I’m in love with the Dolce & Gabbana collection this season, I found it was very

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charming and enchanting, I admire the way they’ve kept a natural rosy glow to the make up, and threading golden medallions through the hair. But of course the Dior collection is also up with my top of this seasons’ collection.

Who was your inspiration for the upcoming collection?

My upcoming collection has taken a little inspiration from Alexander McQueen’s Savage Beauty collection, using the moulded leather torso as my inspiration for the heavyweight aspect of the main garment, which contrasts the float and voluptuous skirts.

Define your perfect model and target audience?

My perfect model has got to have a healthy glow I prefer someone who is toned and confident with the way they look as to skinny size zero models. My target audience is anyone who is enthused by individuality.

Where do you see yourself in five years time?

I see myself going international with both brands; Roushdy and Elevon. They both will be working in compliment with each other. In five years, I see myself showcasing in other countries in Europe as well as the UK.

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A WORD FROM THE

WISE Ruthie D catches up with photographer Dave Wise and finds out what he’s been up to since taking pictures for Every Model Mag...

RD Dave Wise. How are you doing?

covers that you shot for us was your favourite?

DW I'm very good thanks, how's you? Good to see the magazine is still going and more importantly, still growing.

DW Wow really, where does the time go? The good thing is we're still talking to each other LOL. My favourite cover?

That's a tough one. I still really like the cover with Carmen (Nevs), she was stunning and still is.

(March 2009)

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EM Did shooting for EM Mag provide any opportunities for you that has led you to where you are now?

DW You know what, I'm not entirely sure. Everything we do as photographers/ artists contributes to our future, so with that in mind it must have had an influence. A number of the people I met along the way

All editorial Images @ Dave Wise © 2013 Pictured above is Heidi Mottram Handbags

I still work with, in one form or another. Did it have a "Direct" influence, who knows? I am where I am which is a product of my past.

year-on-year get more and more interesting and just as importantly, more and more complete.

RD What annoys you about the modelling industry?

RD What are you doing now?

DW I'm still taking pictures.

I'm lucky, I get to be a little more discerning about the work I do and don't do, its very rare for me these days to take on any project that I don't feel. I am a panel advisor to the London College of Fashion, which is an amazing place to learn the world of fashion and photography. The courses,

DW It’s not so much as annoying, the constant state of flux can be overwhelming, for all not just models. Although to

“I am where I am, which is a product of my past.”

be fair it’s this energy and constant changing that can be its greatest asset to a model, a model can be catapulted from nothing to non-stop working in a matter of weeks. It’s nice to see more "support" around these days, Victoria and Dunja with the Equity Models (www.equity.org. uk/models/) and of course EM Magazine.

RD What is the key to a successful shoot?

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to themselves of course haha. Preparation is the winner here, be fluid and spontaneous yes, but do that inside a framework, that way you don't forget something just because you got excited about a particular look.

RD Who inspires you?

DW Lots of people and all sorts of things inspire me, everyday life has to be the biggest influence on what I do and how I do it, there is always something

“If you haven’t tried everything, how can you know?” that sets off a spark of imagination. If you haven't tried everything, how can you know? In terms of artists and photographers, I am always in awe of the amazing penmanship of the extremely talented Luis

Royo, his passion is evident in every image he creates, even his simple sketches.

Photographers are a little more complicated as I tend to like image sets rather than a photographer carte blanche. A couple of names do spring to mind though, Kai Z Feng, Vincent Peters and Clive Arrowsmith, all are very gifted and have a very cool way of seeing things. Young talent can be very inspiring, a child's mind isn't cluttered by the other stuff and as such they see things we as grownups have long forgotten; a reminder that everything is possible.

RD Top photography tip?

DW Not sure how technical you guys want this so I'll go with a must have piece of kit, a good 50mm lens just has to be in your kit.

Great for everything and will definitely get you out of trouble.

RD Top model tip?

All editorial Images @ Dave Wise © 2013

DW Stop wearing underwear and socks to shoots, seriously! Strap marks and crinkly sock lines can be the bane of a photographers/retouchers life, it’s not that it is particular difficult to fix, but it is unnecessary. So models, unless you want to be told to strip and wear a dressing gown all day, lose Pictured above is Nathalie Emmanuel (Game of Thrones / Fast Furious 7)

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them as soon as you wake up and make the most of the fact that you do a job where you don't have to spend hours in front of the mirror to go to work.

cases a little dubious, so for there to be a magazine resource that isn't just about how "cool" something or someone looks, then bravo, aspiring models need the guidance.

RD Top tip for EM Mag?

DW Just keep going! They do say these days that "Flat is the new up", so keep going. The modelling industry is huge, so many different facets and in some

RD How wise is Dave Wise and what are your ultimate words of wisdom? (Try saying that after a panda pop!)

DW Hahaha, we don't know, what we don't know

as they say, so how "Wise" am I? Wiser than yesterday but not as wise as I will be tomorrow. My ultimate words of wisdom, well that has to be "Just do your own thing", there will always be those that love/loathe what you're doing; who cares about them? Don't sit yourself on a pedestal and delude yourself but do be happy with what you are and what you are doing, and just keep doing it. F*** the rest of the world, they'll catch up sooner or later.

A pleasure catching up, the coffee's on you right?

All editorial Images @ Dave Wise © 2013

RD Erm, I wouldn’t advise my coffee. Friends who sample it tend never to sleep again!

Lol. Thanks Dave. Been great catching up.

“I guess I am wiser than yesterday but not as wise as I will be tomorrow.”

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with some fashion-fabulous celebrity fans Raising funds to support

The Prince’s Trust Diet Coke has partnered with a host of fashion fabulous celebrity fans to create a series of candid photographs, showing how each enjoys their own personal, ‘Diet Coke Moment’.

Exclusive, one-off prints of each of the images have been auctioned on eBay, with all proceeds going to youth charity, The Prince’s Trust, which helps disadvantaged young people to turn their lives around.

The auction has been live on eBay since the 5th November and the full gallery of images are live on Facebook.com/dietcoke.

Celebs include...

Daisy Lowe and Danny Goffey Daisy’s mother, Pearl Lowe, took their picture on holiday. Daisy has just finished a couple of film projects and Danny is recording a solo album under the name Van Goffey, due out next spring.

Peaches Geldof Her long-term friend and confidant, Kirsty Williams, shot the picture of Peaches Geldof, who recently gave birth to her second child Phaedra.

Peaches is soon to be the stylist for Phlio’s next music video.

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OUT & ABOUT with Laura C

A great element of my job is getting out and about at the same time as sampling the latest beauty treatments and visiting relaxing sanctuaries of calm. EM sent me to the Ayurveda Spa. When arriving at North Greenwich Tube station I was taken aback by the enormity of the O2 Millennium Dome construction, and its slightly desolate surroundings. It was almost impossible to imagine that there could be an award winning spa situated somewhere near by.

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time, away from all the city madness.

When I finally reached the spa, I walked inside the adjoining Health Coffee shop entrance and was greeted by the lovely Spa Manager.

After the usual filling out of forms necessities I was shown through into a lovely atmospheric, relaxing and well prepared treatment room in which I was then greeted by Dr Deepa Apte, one of the UK’s

leading Ayurvedic doctors.

Dr Apte gave me a wonderful explanation of the upcoming Ayurvedic Whole Body Treatment I was to receive a few moments later, and went on to explain the methods and beliefs they use in the spa. Dr Apte is an expert in Ayurveda or ‘The Science of Life’ and believes that there are 3 types of person, Vata (air and space), Pitta (fire and water) and Kapha (water and earth).

Every individual has within

them all three bio-physical forces, but it is the dominance of any one or two or all three that makes up a persons individual constitution.

After talking to you for a while, asking you key questions about your lifestyle, health and routine, as well as taking your pulse and checking your tongue, Dr Apte is able to distinguish which body type you are.

Dr Apte then goes on to suggest the type of massage that best suits you. I was subscribed a Ayurvedic Whole Body Massage which consisted of large flowing movements over the whole

body with sesame seed oil.

Needless to say that afterwards I felt relaxed, and rejuvenated. After my shower, there was an organic tea waiting for me, by Dr Apte’s, Holistic Essentials, which also includes fabulous Organic Facial and Body products.

There is a small vegetarian health café attached to the spa which is great for light bites and lunches.

If you work in or around The City, you must try this little sanctuary away from the madness of London life.

Laura X

“The science of life, believes there are three types of person.

Vata, Pitta and Kapha.”

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HEALTH BENEFITS

OF THE WINTER HOT TODDY

Ingredients Use the below as a guideline, but feel free to add your own additional spices such as vanilla and cardamom.

Liz Earle tells us why a glass of mulled wine is good for us...

2 oranges, organic (or well scrubbed) Peel of 1 lemon (organic, unwaxed or well scrubbed) 100g caster sugar A generous pinch of freshly grated nutmeg 3 sticks cinnamon 6 cloves, plus extra for garnish

The benefits of red wine have been

hardening of the arteries. Studies

widely publicised in recent years,

have shown that red wine may

with many scientists agreeing that,

boost brain power too, especially

when drunk in moderation, it may

for older women, although the

help protect the heart, prevent

jury’s out as to whether this benefit

blood clots, strokes, and even

comes solely from wine or includes

ward off certain cancers including

other alcohol. Don’t forget, it’s only

colon and prostate.

a glass or two that may keep the

2 fresh bay leaves 2 bottles of fruity inexpensive red wine, preferably organic 500 ml water 5 star anise Method Peel and juice one orange into

doctor away, not a whole bottle!

a large saucepan along with the

If you’re in need of a little

spices apart from the star anise.

polyphenols or antioxidants

seasonal cheer, why not enjoy a

Add just enough water or a little

which not only help our cells

glass of delicious mulled wine?

fight against free radical damage

Add spices like cinnamon,

but also increase our levels of

cloves and star anise to boost

dissolved. Bring to boil for a few

‘good’ cholesterol. It also contains

antioxidant levels. This is my

minutes to infuse the spices until

procyanidins which help reduce

personal favourite recipe. A

you have a sticky syrup. Then

blood pressure and protect against

heart-healthy winter warmer.

add the bottles of wine and star

A glass of red wine contains high amounts of natural

lemon peel, sugar and all the

wine to cover the sugar, then simmer gently until the sugar has

anise to the pan and heat gently until warm. Be careful not to let the mulled wine boil at this stage otherwise the alcohol will burn off, together with many of the healthy benefits of red wine!

Ladle into glasses and decorate with a wedge of orange (studded with a few extra cloves if you wish). To make a less alcoholic

For more advice and tips on wellbeing from Liz Earle, head over to www.lizearlewellbeing.com

version, simply add a little more orange juice and water. For a non-alcoholic version, replace the red wine with cranberry juice.

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