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Real life: ‘Why My Dad's The Most inspiring Woman i Know'

26th January 2015

Drop 7lb In 5 Days! The A-List Workout You Can Do The Catwalk ‘It’ Print Storming The High St

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Wardrobe in need of a refresh? I know mine is, so I can’t wait to snap up the very best of the new drops landing on the high street this week (page 53). I’ll also be giving my beloved Breton a break to try the latest ‘It’ print (page 14). Let me know what you think of the issue – tweet @MissAliHall.

26 January 2015 Cover stories 10 R ita: ‘How I Survived My Year Of Heartbreak’

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14 T he Catwalk ‘It’ Print Storming The High Street 16 R ihanna On Leo: ‘He’s Changed My Life’ 21 P erfect Skin In 45 Minutes – The New Digi-Facial Everyone Will Want 28 R eal Life: ‘Why My Dad Is The Most Inspiring Woman I Know’ 53 W ardrobe Refresh! The Best New Collections To Shop Now! 74 D rop 7lb In 5 Days! The A-List Workout You Can Do

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News & features 19 Biker Jackets Go Red Hot! 22 H ipster Alert! Lego Beards Are Go! 24 Love Lives 30 Celeb Interview River Island

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H&M’s Bird-Print Coat Cocoon-style car coats are a newseason must-have, and I can’t believe H&M’s gorgeous offering comes in at under £30! Slip it over everything from jeans and knits to a Fridaynight cocktail frock.

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Silver Service’s Heart Trinkets

Boutique label Silver Service is my jewellery secret, but the new ‘Heart’ collection is so good, I had to share. Skinny bangles and chunky rings bring the classic heart-lock charm up to date. The mixed metal combos are my fave. 6

Jigsaw’s Could-BeDesigner Collection As you’ll see from our bumper, new drops round-up on page 53, the spring high-street collections are just starting to touch down, and Jigsaw’s has really put me in the mood for a splurge. The prints and cuts ooze luxury, and there’s everything from glossy marbled frocks to weekendready tee, coat and jeans combos. At £350, the khaki suede jacket is an investment, but when it ticks off one of this season’s ‘It’ colours and the texture of SS15, I’d say it’s worth it. jacket, £350 top, £120 trousers, £98 Shoes, £149 all Jigsaw

Paul Andrew’s Pink Kitten Heels L ABe LuSTL

He may be a relative newbie to the designer shoe scene, but Paul Andrew is making serious waves. He’s all about high-octane brights right now, and these ‘Rhea’ pumps take the kitten heel out of twee territory for a comfy shoe statement.

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I’m all about smart pieces that make getting dressed in the morning super easy, but Lavish Alice’s new range puts a laid-back spin on the look. Mixing safari with sports luxe, thanks to pocket and mesh details, the chic trousers and waistcoats will slot seamlessly into any wardrobe. Wearable neutrals reign supreme – rock them together or bring them to life in a flash with bright pieces.

2True’s Bargain Liners I’m sick of liquid liners that dry out too fast, don’t stay put and have tricky-to-use brushes, so I raided the Look beauty cupboard to find a new fave. That’s when I stumbled across 2True Pro Tech extreme eyeliners in Black and Brown, £4.50 each. For under £5, they’re incredible and ultra pigmented – one stroke gives a flawless line, and they’re smudge-proof. Amazing!

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Fashion Moment

Red-Carpet Brit Bump Watch! It was all eyes on Sophie Hunter and Keira Knightley as they debuted their flawless maternity style at the Golden Globes…

awards season got off to a glitzy start thanks to the 72nd annual golden globes, and there were two ladies in particular who caused a stir. we’re talking about mumsto-be sophie hunter (the future mrs cumberbatch) and keira knightley, who both stepped out in pretty dresses. sophie went for a floral erdem frock, while keira opted for a custom-made chanel gown. they certainly proved you don’t have to sacrifice on style for a baby bump. keep up the good work, ladies!

Tap to see the best of the celebs’ maternity style or hit Look.co.uk/maternity

Rita

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‘How I overcame my year of Heartbreak’ It’s not always been smooth sailing for popstar Rita Ora, 24, but this is one woman who really knows how to bounce back – and that’s exactly what she’s doing. Look reports…

Rita was devastated by her split from Calvin Harris She’s now in a turbulent relationship with Ricky Hilfiger

t the launch of The Voice this month, Rita Ora radiated happiness. Joining Will.i.am, Ricky Wilson and Tom Jones as the show’s latest coach, she cheered as she introduced the first episode and when Look sat down with her afterwards, she was as loud, funny and confident as she was on screen. ‘I’m so happy,’ she said. ‘I think people will see that I’m quite a goofball deep down, I like to laugh and have fun!’ It’s hard to imagine this outgoing woman, with a string of No 1 hits and high-profile fashion campaigns, has just experienced months of heartbreak after a devastating break-up with DJ Calvin Harris. After all, if breaking up with anyone is hard, imagine having to do it in front of millions of fans. ‘For a long time, I think she felt extremely anxious,’ a source tells us. ‘She worked so hard to get her career to where it is today, and suddenly her personal life threatened to ruin everything.’ The rise of Rita is nothing short of meteoric. Jay Z’s protégée, her debut album Ora flew in at No 1 in 2012, going platinum a year later when she performed on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury. She landed deals with Superga, Rimmel London, Madonna’s Material Girl Collection and she closed the catwalk show for DKNY at New

York Fashion Week in September 2013. Dipping her toes in the acting pool, she’s had cameos in 90210, Fast & Furious 6 and is starring alongside Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson in Fifty Shades Of Grey, out next month, playing Christian Grey’s sister, Mia. In other words, at the start of 2014, Rita seemed to have the world at her feet. But while her career was going from strength to strength, her personal life was falling apart. After just over a year of dating, in June, Calvin – the man she’d revealed was her first love – announced on Twitter: ‘To address speculation – myself and Rita ended our relationship some time ago. She is a beautiful, talented woman & I wish her all the best.’ Rita was devastated. ‘I don’t usually address speculation but I’ve had an incredible time with Calvin, and I will treasure the memories,’ she wrote days later. ‘I’ve moved on so I hope people will respect that and do the same.’ She later confessed she thought the split would play out in private. ‘If Calvin hadn’t [tweeted], I wouldn’t have,’ she said. ‘It took me five days to write three sentences.’ She also tweeted: ‘Have you ever wondered which hurts the most: Saying something & wishing you had not, or saying nothing and wishing you had?’ Our source says: ‘It was incredibly painful for Rita. She wanted to marry Calvin and spent weeks in tears, saying she’d screwed up the best thing that had happened to her.’ It

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COVER STORY didn’t help that Calvin reacted by partying around the world and telling an interviewer ‘I don’t like celebrity women.’ Things went from bad to worse when Rita was due to perform I Will Never Let You Down at The Teen Choice Awards in August, which she was openly excited about. That’s until Calvin refused to give her the rights, as he’d written and

She’llalways love Calvin and bitterly regrets the split produced the song. It was a public snub to Rita, who was said to be ‘devastated’, and so humiliated that she pulled out of the event. ‘You write a song with somebody and I guess there’s stuff that comes with it,’ Rita said, admitting she was angry ‘for my fans [rather] than for my own selfish reasons’. But, ever positive, she said: ‘Everything happens for a reason, that’s how I look at it.’

They say time is the biggest healer, and that seems to be the case for Rita, who, our source says, is ‘finally OK with the relationship ending. But she’ll always love Calvin. She did wonder if she’d lost the love of her life. It was a split she bitterly regrets and she’ll miss him.’ In another cruel twist, Rita’s new relationship with Ricky Hilfiger, son of designer Tommy, has been rocky. The two grew close shortly after her split from Calvin, but in October he allegedly punched a partygoer at London hotspot, Chiltern Firehouse. Rita wasn’t with him when it happened, but it was enough to worry her friends. ‘It was extremely embarrassing for Rita,’ says our source. Rumours of his alleged drug use were rife – he was arrested for possession in 2010 and has posted pictures of what looks like marijuana on Twitter. ‘I think Rita needed to let her hair down,’ says our source. ‘Which is what Ricky has provided. They’re still going strong and have just moved in together. But it’s been up and down.’ Even if last year was tough, Rita seems determined to change that in 2015. ‘The Voice was exactly what Rita needed to lift

herself out of so much gloom,’ our source continues. She clearly loves her new job. ‘I was nervous at first,’ she told Look. ‘It didn’t affect my confidence but did make me want to up my game.’ And she shrugged off any criticism that she’s too young to mentor aspiring stars. ‘I may only have had one album, but I’ve had loads of success,’ she continued. ‘That’s why I can help these contestants.’ ‘Rita’s so fresh,’ Will.i.am agreed. ‘For her to accomplish so much so early is incredible.’ There’s already buzz of a Will/ Rita collaboration, but in the meantime her latest chart offering is with singer-ofthe-moment Charlie XCX, while her second album, due out later this year, is hotly anticipated. Oh, and there’s her Oscar nomination for Grateful, too. ‘Rita is back to her best,’ says our source. ‘Last year was painful but she’s learned a lot and feels better than ever.’ Rita agrees: ‘Knockbacks make you stronger. You’ve got to feel them and grow from them. It’s all about timing. I’m doing what I love and that’s the most important thing.’

at least Rita’s caReeR was flying Modelling For Cavalli

Creating Trainers Rita is the first female music artist to design Adidas Originals, alongside David Beckham and Stella McCartney.

Rita was thrilled to land this gig fronting Roberto Cavalli’s AW14 collection, saying it was a ‘huge honour’. So Marilyn Monroe.

Making Movies

A DKNY Perfume Star

Sales shot up by 250 per cent after Rita became the star of DKNY’s perfume MYNY.

Meeting Obama

Wearing a stunning Ralph & Russo dress, she performed for Barack and Michelle Obama at TNT’s Christmas In Washington variety show.

Designing For Rimmel

Poptastic! Rita joined Kate Moss to become a face of Rimmel London, creating a range of pop-art-inspired make-up.

Judge On The Voice

Rita replaced Kylie Minogue as the only female coach, joining Ricky Wilson, Tom Jones and Will.i.am.

This smouldering first-look poster is released of Rita playing Mia Grey, from the hotly anticipated film version of Fifty Shades Of Grey.

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Cracking The US

She became a household name across the pond, with her catchy collaboration with Iggy Azalea, Black Widow, hitting No 3 in the charts.

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lorals and stripes are our spring wardrobe staples, but this year it’s all about working them together. Yep, on one piece. This hot hybrid is straight off the SS15 catwalks of Nicole Miller and Antonio Marras, with both designers blending the two print perennials for one major statement. With each being so loved on their own, the stripe meets floral mash-up was always going to be a huge hit and, luckily for us, it’s just gone mainstream. Whistles have taken it on with a petal print and grey striped dress, while House of Fraser is pulling the look out of the bag with a shift that reminds us of Nicole Miller’s number. Warehouse is going for an abstract edge and Topshop is all about geometric striped patterns with just a hint of floral. As you can see, the formula isn’t strict – stripes can be horizontal or vertical, deckchair or pinstripe. Now that’s what we call a wardrobe update!

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Rihanna

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They were spotted hooking up last week and spent NYE together. Now, insiders reckon Leonardo DiCaprio could be the one for Ri-Ri

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his is one relationship we didn’t expect to take off! Ever since news broke of Rihanna and Leonardo DiCaprio holidaying together in St Barts over Christmas, sources say romance between the lovebirds has been hotting up – and fast. They were pictured partying together on New Year’s Eve at La Plage Club, have attended a number of the same VVIP events in the weeks since and reportedly even hung out at a mutual pal’s private apartment, away from the paps. Just last weekend the two reportedly got ‘hot and heavy’ at a Playboy Mansion party, with one guest tweeting: ‘Just saw Leo and Rihanna making out while Pour It Up was playing.’ ‘They’ve had a flirtation going for years, but nothing happened until December,’ an impeccably placed source tells Look, calling their Caribbean excursion ‘hugely romantic’. Rihanna hasn’t been shy about her admiration for the Wolf Of Wall Street star. In a recent interview she gushed that his words of wisdom have changed her life. ‘Avoid obviousness,’ she said. ‘That’s a quote by Leonardo DiCaprio. That’s what makes you create something, that’s the excitement, that’s the thrill.’ Though it might still seem an unlikely match, friends of the couple think this could be the real thing, largely because they are both breaking away from their usual ‘type’. After all, Rihanna’s relationships with Chris Brown and Drake were rocky to say the least. ‘She keeps falling for bad boys then is devastated when they don’t work out,’ our source says. ‘She’s making a conscious effort to change the type of guys she dates. Rihanna is really close to her family and wants kids one day. She knows she couldn’t turn Chris Brown into a father figure, so it wouldn’t surprise me if she is looking for a more stable guy.’ The We Found Love singer, 26, has made no secret of her desire to settle down. ‘I look forward to the day I’m going to be a mum,’ she said in 2013. All that said, ‘modeliser’ Leo, 40, might not seem like the most obvious choice for a ‘stable boyfriend’. His past girlfriends include Toni Garrn, Bar Rafaeli, Erin Heatherton and Gisele Bündchen, and he was spotted less than a fortnight ago with a swarm of yet more scantily clad models. But we’re told Rihanna might just be the girl to settle him. ‘Leo has struggled to

commit to any woman in the past, but he is at the age where he wants kids,’ says our source, adding that he’s already introduced Ri-Ri to his best friends Lukas Haas and Tobey Maguire and – tellingly – his beloved mother, Irmelin, who was with him on holiday over the festive break. ‘She loved Rihanna instantly,’ says our source, adding: ‘She told her that she loved her drive and ambition.’ And Rihanna has welcomed Leo into her close-knit family circle too, introducing him to her mum Monica and brothers Rorrey and Rajad, who were also in St Barts. ‘Rihanna’s not in a rush to start a family, but wants to lay the groundwork

Leo’s mum loved Rihanna’s drive and ambition for a family-based relationship up front,’ says our source. ‘Leo appreciated it. He doesn’t often get that level of trust from his girlfriends. It’s really taken things to the next level.’ What’s more, Rihanna’s already invited him to spend Easter in Barbados with her family. ‘She wants him to see the new £7m home she recently bought there, because she wants it to be their love hideaway,’ says our source. Romantic getaways aside, Rihanna is finally finding out how it feels to wear her heart on her sleeve. ‘Leo is exactly the type of guy she wants to be with,’ our source adds. ‘She’s tired of the games and the drama of previous relationships. She wants to grow up. No one knows what’s going to happen with these two!’ We, for one, can’t wait to hear more.

Their Story In Pics

partying in april 2009

the twosome, seen here together after an la lakers game, have flirted for years

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Seeing in 2015 together in St Barts. they’ve since got ‘hot and heavy’ at a playboy Mansion party

the day after no St Barts hangover for ri-ri as she poses with pals on 1 January

on leo’S yacht the actor spent new year’s day out at sea with friends. going over last night, leonardo?

What’s New Try adding colour-clash shoes like this fashionista

Hailey Baldwin

Blogger Ella Catliff adds a pencil skirt for a chic look

Kendall’s BFF keeps it casual in ripped denim

Biker Jackets Go Red Hot! words: GEorGE drIVEr photos: LIckErIsh, rEx fEaturEs

It’s your faithful biker – but not as you know it. Meet the colourful answer to spring’s cover-up dilemma

ake one classic biker jacket, reinvent it in showstopping scarlet and what have you got? A statement cover-up that the fash pack – and us – are feeling some serious love for. The tomato-red shade packs a punch, while the leather will keep you warm in chilly January. You can team one with nothing more than your old jeans and a tee and still look knockout.

There are versions in all our favourite high-street haunts, too, from Boohoo. com to River Island and Zara, so you can choose between gorgeous bargain offerings and pricier, super-soft luxe leather investment styles. Trust us, you’ll be taking a break from your favourite black number faster than you can say SS15!

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The New ‘Digi-Facial’ Everyone Wants!

Want A-list skin in 45 mins? Get this collagen treatment on your radar

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ith awards season in full swing, we’ve been on the lookout for the ultimate treatment celebs are relying on to get their skin red-carpet ready – and now we’ve found it! Forget everything you thought you knew about fighting lines – yes, that means Botox – because collagen facials are where it’s at. Just ask the likes of Jennifer Lopez and Courteney Cox, who are both big fans. The newest of the lot, which has just hit the UK, is the ‘digital’ facial. Skincare expert and MD of Crystal Clear, Sharon Hilditch, says, ‘Celebs are always looking for a non-surgical option and this new facial boosts collagen production naturally, so they can avoid injectables.’ The treatment’s revolutionary ability to instantly recharge your

skin’s collagen – just like you would your phone’s battery – is why it’s been coined the digital facial. Crystal Clear’s Cryo Oxygen Microchannelling Collagen Induction Therapy (COMCIT), from £75 per session, starts with a hi-tech, hand-held wand that’s smoothed over your face for 45 minutes, creating microchannels down to the deeper layers of skin. This allows a cocktail of oxygen, vitamins and stem cells to be zapped directly to where it’s needed, boosting collagen production. Collagen is the secret weapon that gives skin its elasticity, but as we age we produce less of it, meaning wrinkles and A-listers including sagginess set Gwyneth Paltrow, in. In the past, Katy Perry and celebs may have Jennifer Lopez are said to be reached for fans of collagenBotox to combat boosting facials

Gwyn says it’s ‘taken years off’ her face

lines, but now collagen facials have totally taken over. We’ve heard Katy Perry claiming the secret to her ‘fresh, glowing skin’ is the similar Intraceuticals Oxygen Treatment, from £135, while Gywneth Paltrow says collagen treatment Exilis, from £350 a session, has ‘taken years off’ her face. And J-Lo regularly indulges in the Caci Non-Surgical Facelift, from £60, which encourages collagen production using LED light therapy. So it’s bye-bye Botox and hello collagen facials. Super-smooth skin, here we come.

What’s New

All-Pink Everything Now we all love pink, but knitwear label Sibling have taken it to the next level with their top-to-toe look. Who’d have thought of teaming a sports kit with Chelsea boots?

Lego Beards Agi & Sam have decided it’s time to ditch face fluff in favour of bright plastic after finding sketches Agi drew aged four. one question: how on earth does it stay on?

Hipster Alert!

Plastic facial hair, shark bags and head-to-toe hot pink – menswear fashion week showcased some ker-azy catwalk creations

Bin-Bag Hats At least the men of Britain won’t have to spend much on the latest headwear trend – hats made of plastic bags, as seen on the Christopher Shannon catwalk.

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Lego Beards Are Go!

Shark Bags forget a timeless briefcase – in 2015 it’s all about toting your essentials in a sharkshaped holdall! Christopher Raeburn got in on the novelty arm-candy act that’s been storming the womenswear scene with his fishy cross-body bags.

Extreme 70s Topman channelled the decade to the max, creating the widest strides we’ve seen on a guy since John Travolta hit the floor in Saturday Night Fever. groovy!

Metallic Crop Top We’re not quite sure where the boys are meant to wear this one – on the beach, out clubbing? But we’re pretty sure designer Nian took inspiration straight from the 90s pop scene. S Club 7 meets All Saints, anyone?

Popper Trackies

Pastel Two- Piece While we’re secretly crushing on Sankuanz’ shimmering lilac and coordinating trews, we’re not so sure about the streetfighter-inspired bruised make-up.

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Christopher Shannon is on a mission to bring back poppable-side joggers. his have strands that can be undone to look like a skirt. Versatile.

Love Lives

If They’re Doing It, We’ve Got The Pics To Prove It!

Golden Globes Spe Fashion Statement Diane Kruger &

Joshua Jackson, George Clooney & Amal Alamuddin

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ooking a lot like red-carpet royalty, these two couples weren’t just making fashion statements at the Golden Globes – they took the time to make political ones, too. Leading the way in a silver Emilia Wickstead gown, 38-year-old Diane Kruger accessorised with a ‘Je Suis Charlie’ sign to raise awareness of the recent terror attacks in France – only putting it down to applaud her long-time love Joshua, 36, when his show The Affair won Best Television Series – Drama. And she wasn’t the only one keen to put her platform on the red carpet to good use – newly wedded Amal Alamuddin, 36, pinned a ‘Je Suis Charlie’ badge on her clutch, while hubby George Clooney looked on in admiration – admitting that he ‘couldn’t be more proud’ to be her husband. The 53-year-old was so loved up, he even confessed to wearing his wedding tux for the occasion, while Amal brought glamour to the Globes with a sleek Dior floorsweeper. Lovely.

Hollywood A-listers show support after the recent terror attacks

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ecial Crazy In Love Channing Tatum & Jenna Dewan

Proud Peck Joanne Froggatt & James Cannon

The honeymoon’s most definitely not over for these two

Sweet Success Eddie Redmayne & Hannah Bagshawe

Channing and Jenna step up to show off their moves

the couple tied the knot a month ago and eddie, 33, couldn’t help but gush about married life. ‘We should still be on our honeymoon,’ he joked, before collecting a Best Actor gong for his role in The Theory Of Everything. congrats!

New Guy? Cressida Bonas & Freddie Fox

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they’re maid Joanne Froggatt, for each other 34, picked up the award for Best tV Supporting Actress for her role as lady’s maid Anna Bates in Downton Abbey, looking stunning in a Marchesa dress. Her hubby of two years, James, couldn’t be prouder – he even grabbed his wife for a smooch before she collected her award.

Prince Harry’s ex cressida seems to be getting close to potential new flame, actor and younger brother of actress emilia Fox, Freddie, after the pair, both 25, were spotted together at a pre-Golden Globe awards party. the duo were also recently pictured together at a film screening in London. Has the new face of Mulberry found her next prince charming?

From the Prince to the Fox: we like her style

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if we were married to channing, we’d be dancing all night long, too! Putting rumours that their relationship was on the rocks to bed, Jenna and channing, both 34, showed off some fancy footwork to Beyoncé’s Crazy In Love at the Weinstein company and netflix’s official after-party. We imagine they practised at home first.

What I’mWearing

Update Your Look With Trophy Knits

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From supersized shapes to statement shades, it’s easy to stay stylishly snug in the chill. Upload your pics at Look.co.uk/street-style

Neon Statement

Off-Duty Cool

Tap into the ‘borrowed from the boys’ trend with an oversized pullover, but opt for one in pink for a more feminine feel. Clean, minimal shapes, like this blogger’s trousers, keep it chic.

The fast way to nail dressed- down cool is with a jumper dress. For extra style points, wear it over a lace slip for additional detail, then toughen it up with an oversized leather biker.

For more looks, check out ‘Your Street Style’ on… Lookmagazine

Major Mono

Print Clash

Bold & Bright

Remember that Aran sweater your nan knitted? It’s your new style staple. Take note from this street styler by layering it under a leather pinafore for an easy monochrome mix.

Leopard print! Florals! Houndstooth! This longline cardie is seriously hot. Russian fashionista, Miroslava Duma, takes the clash further with an extra dose of print in the skirt.

We’re green with envy at this stylista’s emerald ensemble. She matches the striking shade of her sweater to her shorts for a colourful matchymatchy look. We love the neon-pink sunnies, too.

Feature

‘My Dad Is The Most Inspiring Woman I Know’ Like in the Golden Globe-winning Amazon TV series Transparent, writer Catriona Innes’ father came out as transgender later in life

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hen I first heard about Transparent, I didn’t want to watch it. I thought it would be too painful, too difficult to see. Why? Because the Amazon Studios series, which tells the story of Maura – a transgender woman coming out to her children later in life – was so similar to my own experiences. My dad came out as transgender when I was 20. It was an incredibly emotional time, and I had to watch as she (I make an extra effort to always use the female pronoun) struggled with those who refused to accept her. Why would I want to relive that again? It was still so raw. And I was right. Watching the show was extremely hard. But it was hard in the most brilliant way – never before had I seen such an accurate portrayal of

the issues my dad faced on mainstream television. I sat, on the edge of my sofa, laughing one minute and in tears the next, as I watched elements of my own life flash across the screen. I consumed series one, all in one sitting, and immediately wanted to tell everyone about it and scream: “Watch this show, and understand what it’s like.” But it turns out I didn’t need to. The world knows how amazing Transparent is – so much so that it won two Golden Globes last week, including Best Comedy Series. And it deserves it. We need transgender characters on our screens, because there are still so many preconceptions that we have to break down. Transparent does this, and more. There’s a scene in the second episode where Maura comes out to her eldest

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Catriona and her ‘incredibly inspiring’ father Jo, who has lived as a woman for the last ten years

Catriona, age three, with her dad before he became a woman

down and explained she wanted to be a woman. It was a fouryear process – she had to have hormone therapy, laser-hair removal and many doctor’s appointments before she could officially be recognised as a woman. However, for me, it doesn’t matter what sex it says on my dad’s passport. As soon as she went from John to Jo, she was a woman to me. I could see how happy finally being open was making her, The stars of the hit TV series and when my mum Transparent celebrate their double Golden Globes win died when I was 19, it hammered home just how important it was not to waste any time being angry with your loved ones for who they are. My one request was that I could still call her “dad” – it wouldn’t have seemed right calling her “mum”. My sister felt the same. And because we were used to Dad wearing her black skirt, and she’d been growing out her hair for a few years, it didn’t come as a shock seeing her for the first time in women’s clothing. In fact, now I regularly borrow clothes and make-up off her – although I’m sure she’d prefer it if I didn’t! Maura reveals all That’s not to say it’s been totally easy. to daughter Sam Sadly, we still live in a society where in Transparent being transgender isn’t accepted by all, as shown in Russia’s recent ban of transgender drivers and the tragic suicide of trans teen Leelah Alcorn, whose parents refused to accept her. There were people who didn’t accept my dad, friends who slipped away and my mum’s mum (who was fiercely religious) couldn’t accept her either, so Dad had to don a pair of trousers and tie her hair back each time she visited her. Then there was the abuse. At the beginning of her transition, she faced it almost daily. Nasty stares, and worse. There was the time when a group of girls jeered “I’m a lady” at her in the street, or the man who shouted: “Look, it’s a geezer,” while his group of mates pointed and laughed as Dad continued walking, desperately trying to keep her head held high. Thinking about her finding the courage to step out in a skirt with hair she’d spent an hour perfecting, only to be shot down, makes me want to burst into tears right now. My biggest fear is that Dad will be attacked. Recently, she stayed in an area of London where there had been

Dad has inspired so many people and her bravery has also taught me so much

homophobic attacks. And when she visited South America – where in the majority of places it’s illegal to be transgender – I was on edge until I knew she’d returned safely. But these fears are mine alone. Dad isn’t scared and that’s one of the things I most admire about her. She once told me that spending her life in the closet, hiding who she was, was much more terrifying than anything she could face now. The strength it took to come out has made her utterly fearless. That’s not the case for everyone, though. And friends of Dad’s have committed suicide, like Leelah, out of fear and hatred of who they were. That’s why Dad is now completely open and honest about her experiences, whether it’s delivering motivational speeches at LGBT groups or on her blog, Teatrodomundo.com. She has inspired so many people, and frequently I hear from people who say that Dad gave them the courage to come out, simply by being herself. Her bravery has also taught me so much, and I know I’m incredibly lucky to call such an inspiring woman my father.’

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daughter Amy, who responds: “Is this what you’re going to do from now on, dress up in lady’s clothes?” Maura takes her hand and says: “I’ve been dressing up as a man my whole life. This is me.” That’s certainly the case for my dad. For as long as she remembers, she has felt stuck in the wrong body – every time she pulled on a pair of trousers or chopped off her hair, it was an act of denial. Now, having lived as a woman for almost ten years, wearing dresses and heels isn’t a form of fancy dress or a way for her to draw attention to herself, it’s simply an act of getting dressed in the clothes she should have been wearing all along. Of course, Dad did a lot of good things in her life as a man – she married my mum, built a successful career as a playwright and had my sister and me. And that’s another preconception – that because Dad is now a woman, it makes her less of a father. But it’s not true – she’s still the person who made me laugh with silly made-up rhymes, comforted me when I was sick and got angry at boys who treated me badly. It wasn’t a case of waking up one morning and suddenly discovering that my dad was a woman; there was no ta-dah moment. It was a long process, with many signs throughout my childhood. First came the sarong on the beach when I was 10, then, when I had my ears pierced aged 14, Dad did too, followed shortly by the long black skirt she’d change into as soon as she got home. It sounds like I should have suspected something, but it was before the internet and being transgender wasn’t as openly discussed as it is now. Besides, Dad has always been a bit of a hippy, so I put these choices down to that. Yes, like any teenager, it did embarrass me – but it never made me question my love for her. I was, and still am, a complete daddy’s girl. Eventually, when I was 16, Dad sat me

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‘I Never Feel That I’m Good Enough’

She sings, acts and is starring in Into The Woods with screen legends Meryl Streep and Johnny Depp. So why is Anna Kendrick so insecure?

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ntil now, Anna Kendrick has been a familiar name, but not a household one. The 5ft 2in funny girl from Portland, Maine, broke out in the Twilight saga as Bella’s friend Jessica. Soon after came a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination for the 2009 film Up In The Air when she was just 24 – an experience she’s described as: ‘Insane. There was a lot of “why me?”’ Such self-deprecation is typical of Anna. Her famous,

refreshingly frank tweets to her three million followers include: ‘For someone with such an intense need to be liked, you’d think I would have figured out how to be less of an a**hole.’ Then came 2012’s ‘Glee with swearing’ smash hit Pitch Perfect, where Anna showed off not only her comedic prowess, but also her brilliant singing voice (who knew?). The acapella number When I’m Gone she sang in the film went on to be released as a proper single – and reached

Hi Anna, you’ve done so much this year already – do you ever question your success? There have always been points in my life where I’ve struggled or felt inadequate. But that’s always something that people have to deal with. You’re never free of self-doubt, no matter how well things are going. There’s always that voice inside you that says: ‘You’re not good enough.’ Too much of that is unhealthy, but at the same time it drives you and makes you want to excel. What was it that inspired you to act in the first place? I actually started doing musical theatre when I was really little – I always wanted to perform and began auditioning for things in New York. My parents were supportive and let me do that, and I did a Broadway show when I was 12, which led to films. Music has always been an emotional companion for me and it’s almost second nature for me to want to express myself by singing. It can really tap something deeper inside you. Despite your success in New York, you moved to LA. What was the hardest thing you faced there? Making the rent and paying bills! Most people, certainly most actors, go through that kind of experience and it’s not fun. I still remember struggling to make ends meet in LA. One of my worst memories is having to bring a cashier’s cheque to pay my electricity bill, because I had written several bad cheques before. But now you’re this huge star! Has it made you more extravagant? I’m still frugal! I drove a Prius for over ten years until it died. Then, I went back to buy another Prius, but a used one, and I had to bring my best friend

Aubrey [Plaza, of Parks And Recreation] along with me to help me negotiate. I was dealing with this horrible sales guy, who was making such a fuss because I wanted to drive the price down a bit. He was playing hardball and pulling all the regular salesman’s tricks. But then Aubrey started getting in his face, something I really couldn’t bring myself to do, and our good cop/bad cop routine paid off. I drove off in the Prius and we had a lot of fun celebrating that night! Almost miraculously, you’ve managed to keep your love life out of the spotlight. What have you learned about relationships? What I’ve taken away is that even if you’re not meant to be with someone forever, you should just enjoy the journey you’ve taken. Even if a relationship ends, or ends badly,

Even if you’re not meant to be with someone forever, you should enjoy the journey you’ve taken you should try to take solace in the good times and the good things about that time you spent with someone. It might be hard at the time you’re breaking up with someone to think that way, but after a while when the pain subsides you can frame it in a different way. I tell myself that a failed relationship is not a waste of time. You always learn something from that experience. Now you’re playing out every little girl’s happy ever after as Cinderella in Into The Woods – was it a dream come true for you? It’s kind of a fantasy. I grew up with the character and that kind of magical world, and suddenly you’re on this incredibly beautiful film set with Meryl Streep and Johnny Depp. It doesn’t seem real at first. I also never imagined myself in that kind of very graceful, ingenue kind of role. But she’s pretty complicated and the story is a lot darker than people would expect from a Disney film. We see what happens in Cinderella’s life after she marries Prince Charming, and suddenly her fairytale

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number six in the US charts. Her fashion credentials are looking up, too. A regular top hit on fashion blogs, she recently starred in the festive TV advert for Kate Spade, and meets Look wearing a chic Valentino dress and Christian Louboutin heels. Her career, meanwhile, is about to reach epic heights. This year, she’s got eight films out, including the fairytale extravaganza Into The Woods, in which she stars as Cinderella opposite Meryl Streep and Johnny Depp, and next month’s romantic musical The Last Five Years. Then there’s Cake – bagging Jennifer Aniston big award nominations – and Pitch Perfect 2 to look forward to. Altogether making one thing certain: there’s no forgetting Anna Kendrick’s name from now on.

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world starts to fall apart. Not only are you playing this hugely wellknown character, but you’re also acting with the greats. Were you intimidated working with Meryl Streep? I was nervous at first, thinking of how I’d be able to handle working with one of the most intimidating presences in this business. But as it turned out, she immediately puts you at ease, because she understands that her reputation precedes her and she’s aware of the effect that can have on other actors. She’s very friendly and supportive – you find yourself forgetting about her image and you just relax into the process of working with her. It reminded me of how George Clooney had the same way of making everyone feel comfortable when we filmed Up In The Air. You said you wanted to move away from musicals… but you’re appearing in three this year! Do you think you’re naturally attracted to those roles? Ha! Yeah, that plan kind of fell through. I guess I just can’t help satisfying my musical lusts. I was so bowled over that I was offered Into The Woods and The Last Five Years – which I think is musical theatre at the highest level – that it was impossible to turn down those opportunities. I’m not going to say no to working with Meryl Streep! Did you sing live in The Last Five Years or did you go to the studio to record the songs? We tried to sing live whenever possible. It’s more special and personal to that audience, I think. [Singing live] stirs your competitive instincts. Knowing you have to get it right and that you probably don’t have anything left to do another take is another factor, which pushes you to give it your best. Also, I’m just not good in the recording studio. I’m used to singing in front of people – doing it in a recording booth was a little isolating and sterile. As well as doing your movies, you’re in Kate Spade’s latest campaign. How did you find the move into modelling? If I had for one moment considered it

Anna Kendrick Interview Anna’s British Fashion Love-In! She can’t get enough of our designers, wearing everything from Mulberry to McQueen for her red-carpet moments…

Attending a cocktail reception for new film Cake with co-star Jennifer Aniston in Toronto

modelling, I probably would’ve had a freakout. Weirdly, it felt a lot more like my day job than it did modelling. We spotted you hanging out with Victoria Beckham at the British Fashion Awards last year, too – are you part of the fashion elite now? [Laughs] Fashion people are crazy! They really know how to party. I was like: ‘How do you all look this good?’ I was nervous before, because I thought everyone would just be mean and pretty, which is such a lethal combination, but they were so jolly and nice. You’re so successful on Twitter. Did you expect that when you sent your first tweet? I love Twitter, although I still don’t think I’m able to be as cool as people now expect me to be. I have an ironic sense of humour that doesn’t always play well when I’m doing talk shows or print interviews. But Twitter has given me the chance to acquaint people with my peculiar sense of humour, and now when they see me, they get me. At least I’m lucky that being a little nerdy is now almost a way of being perceived as cool. But it never helped me in high school, although my mother says that not being popular was probably a good thing. I still don’t agree with that. I would rather have been popular!

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For an awards ceremony in London, Anna killed it in a classic Burberry lace pencil dress.

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Anna was polished to perfection in Victoria Beckham for the 2014 British Fashion Awards.

Metallic Magic McQueen Anna accessorised this Moment Mulberry frock with strappy heels and an Edie Parker box bag.

Autumnal OffThe-Shoulder

Giving a McQueen print edge with a leather belt and Louboutins.

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The legendary Vivienne This Temperley gown Westwood designed this ensured Anna was amazing printed dress. the belle of the ball.

High Street Hottest Just in, your shopping fix for all the latest looks. Purses at the ready…

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Zara Wear Zara’s ombre sweater with a midi skirt and trainers for a grown-up take on the sports-luxe trend

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Debenhams Checked coats have serious spring fashion mileage – wear with double denim or layer over a plaid dress Coat, £69; trousers, £20; shoes, £75, all Red Herring at Debenhams Sweater, £48, John Rocha at Debenhams

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That’s OK, ladies – we’re happy to share the high-street love

Tulisa’s Jumpsuit Not just for after dark, Tulisa proves a jumpsuit can be the most flattering piece in your daytime wardrobe. Never-date tartan and preppy collar give a fresh take on the all-in-one, and at such a bargain price, we can see why Tulisa couldn’t resist.

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Jumpsuit, £20, Missguided.co.uk

Rosie’s Skirt We know it’s still chilly out there, but Rosie reminds us that spring is just around the corner with a pop of floral loveliness from her own collection for Lipstickboutique.co.uk. High-heeled booties balance out the volume, but this midi would also look great with killer courts or cute flats.

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Fearne Cotton always makes an impact with her off-duty look, and this statement-maker of a knit from her Very.co.uk range is no exception. Notice that embellished collar – a detail that’ll easily take it into the evening when worn with chic black trousers.

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Millie’s Two-Piece Oh, we do love a bit of classic tweed, so Millie’s double dose of it has us seriously swooning. A pair of shorts in a thicker fabric will see you through to next season in style. For now, simply add black tights and patent brogues, then flash your pins like Mills when it’s warmer.

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this jacket is perfect for the office and will breathe new life into your old pencil skirt. wear the suit with a slogan tee and bare legs to give the look a rock ’n’ roll edge. Add a string of pearls and a fine pastel knit for a Clueless-meets-Chanel vibe.

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Stars Of Track & Field Get your sporty style on with pleats, mesh and neoprene, and finish with quirky accessories PhotograPhy: Simon hart FaShion: Chloe jaCkSon

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Sheer bomber, £49; mesh jacket, £49.99, both Dorothy Perkins Dress, £45, ASOS Top, £26, Topshop Clutch, £85, French Connection

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Coat, £50, Monki Top, £25.99; trousers, £34.99, both H&M Trainers, £24.99, New Look Watch, £105, Nixon.com

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GoFromWork ToWeekend With M&S You can always count on the high-street institution to cover all bases… ● Made up of simple, superwearable – but still statement – separates, this collection will work around the clock. ● Think timeless designs with a 2015 twist – military buttons on denim, textured midis and collarless macs. ● The printed blouse and camel flares nail the 70s trend. Just add a hat and button-down boxy jacket for extra style points.

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Part sports luxe, part 90s grunge, New Look has gone tough for spring with their edgy new collection. Denim reigns supreme in white, ripped and dungarees form, and it’s made to be teamed with oversized shirts, sleeve-free jackets and tops of different lengths layered together. As you’d expect, it’s a brights-free zone – think black, white, blue and greys. Perfect if you’re not quite ready to face the new season head on just yet.

Jacket, £32.99 Striped top, £17.99 White top, £7.99 Jeans, £22.99 Shoes, £34.99 all New Look

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Sometimes all our wardrobes needs is one little pick-me-up, and River Island has some of the best. With designer influences from the likes of Chanel and Moschino, these pieces are a simple way to instantly overhaul your look. The amazing bucket bag reminds us of Anya Hindmarch’s kooky creations – perfect for a hot accessory update. Trainers

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If smart and polished is your bag, you need to make a beeline for Banana Republic. This season they’re all about timeless designs with a twist – pink leather bikers, panelled shirts and brush-stroke midi skirts. Here are three ways to work these new must-haves… ● Contrast the super-light fabric of the stripe-detail shirt with leather trousers. Try classic black or new-season khaki.

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● The backpack is going nowhere, but for a timeless buy, it’s all about polished styles. Blush pink is where it’s at on the bag front, too – clash it with a red outfit for catwalk cool. ● We love BR’s new-season shoe updates. Rock the two-part, anklestrap pumps with tailored trousers and team the suede bootie/stiletto hybrid with a body-con dress. Shirt

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50sOr 70s:Miss Selfridge Is Retro It’s all about looking back in fashion right now, and no one is doing vintage vibes as well as Miss S… ● Pick a decade and stick to it. Mix and matching doesn’t work with this particular trend. ● This beautiful sheer prom skirt and matching top look super expensive. Wear together for summer weddings, then dress down with relaxed pieces. ● From folky embroidery to subtle fringing, you can dip a toe into the 70s or go all out.

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Right: Jacket, £159 Top, £69 Trousers, £69 Shoes, £89 all Mint Velvet

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We know you’re desperate to ditch the winter coat, and Monsoon have the answer when it comes to new-season outerwear. From the classic (that waterfall ‘Carrie’ mac) to the statement (the yellow embellished-print number), these cover-ups pack a punch while still being totally easy to wear.

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‘TheNew WayTo DoSmart Casual’ Lucy Wood, Head of Fashion News ‘When I saw Mint Velvet’s effortless blend of sharp tailoring and relaxed separates, I knew I’d found my new-season style fix. I’ll be pairing crisp white shirts with classic jeans for the weekends, and working slouchy silhouettes into my working wardrobe.’

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Always one to deliver on the knockout print front, Oasis is taking the butterfly out of twee territory with its latest drop. Graphic with a bright but chic colour palette, the clothes and accessories have more than a bit of a catwalk feel about them. Let the jacket and trousers breathe new life into last season’s separates.

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all about floaty, hippy frocks and festi wear? Think again. Its new collection is directional denim heaven. Here’s the lowdown… ● Change up your staples for new cuts like longline mac-style jackets, wide legs and cropped dungarees. ● Multiple denim is where it’s at right now. Try three pieces together – varying shades work best. ● Balance out the super flares with a fine knit, or work the dungas with killer strappy heels for an alternative night-out look.

Top, £98 Jeans, £128 Shoes, £148 Silver necklace, £98 Black necklace, £28 Bracelet, £48 Silver ring, £38 Gold ring, £68 all Free People

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Meet Topshop’s Fresh Look Is it just us or is Toppers looking seriously grown-up this season? As always, the pieces are totally trend led, but there’s a directional, polished edge this spring thanks to bold silhouettes – check out those widestriped strides – and minimalist designs. From work to nights out, you’re guaranteed to find the wardrobe update you’re looking for. Oh, and don’t even think about leaving without checking out the shoes – the new offerings scream designer, and the pink suede mule is top of our hit list.

Don’t shy away from strong shapes like this top and trouser combo. Keeping accessories minimal is key to pulling them off

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From Somerset by Alice Temperley to its own label, Kin, John Lewis is making us swoon with an array of prints and patterns scattered through its latest collection. We’re seriously crushing on the powder blue co-ords (our new power suit), vintage-inspired frocks and bold, floral trews. And thanks to the flattering silhouettes, we can all show off our print-perfect skills with aplomb. That’s a fashion home run guaranteed!

In addition to this intricate two-piece, Boden has florals on frocks, shorts and knits, as well as in 3D appliqué form on clutches and flats.

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we never tire of Instead of tropical blooms, Next has taken inspiration from an English country garden with daisies, poppies and wild flowers. Each piece is perfect with denim.

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Jacket, £120 Shirt, £35 Trousers, £75 Shoes, £65 Clutch, £29 all John Lewis

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TheHigh Street‘It’ Trouser Has Landed

Behold the piece every fashion editor was swooning over at the spring/summer press previews – Biba’s tasselled trousers. Perfect with heels for cocktail hour or given a laid-back spin with skate sneaks, these strides make for a forever buy you’ll be pulling out of your closet for seasons to come.

Shoes

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Make Shoes KnockoutNeon Whether you need some showstopping strappy heels or cool kicks, head to Kurt Geiger for your neon flash fix… ● The skate shoe is going nowhere, and this pair updates the classic leopard print, while still being totally wearable. Team with a tailored suit. ● The woven detail on these heels totally amps up the simple two-strap design.We love this highlighter yellow and snakeskin combo. ● Cut-out and lace-up is a huge trend in shoe land right now – we’ve spotted Olivia Palermo rocking them – so these could-be-designer monochrome numbers (above) are well worth investing in.

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Shoes

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Dress, £15 Shoes, £14 Bag, £8 all Primark

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Top, £10 Culottes, £14 Coat (around waist), £23 Shoes, £14 all Primark

Top, £8 Culottes, £8 Shoes, £8 Visor, £2.50 all Primark

Top, £10 Skirt, £10 Sunglasses, £2 all Primark

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‘InjectSomeInstantCool’

‘If you like your prints high octane and your accessories amped up, Primark’s new drop will be right up your street. From ‘oh-so Sophia Webster’ clashing heels to on-the- money palm, geometric and marble patterns, these pieces will take any look to the next level. Co-ords and culottes are still going strong, and I love the neon update on a classic bouclé jacket.’ Gemma Gow, Deputy Fashion News Editor

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Longline Masterclass

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Coats and cover-ups get a long-length makeover – all the better for snug winter dressing. Here’s how to do linear in style

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Go For Bold Brights

You can wear this knitted cardigan with just about everything in your wardrobe. The longer hem means it’ll work with pencil skirts ending just below the knee, A-line midis or a simple dress with tights.

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Take On The Sleeveless Knit

A sleeveless sweater is the perfect knitted layer – it’s modern and won’t make you feel too chunky. Opt for soft colours and rock it with a trusty pencil and shirt now, then over a bandeau bra top when it’s warmer.

Rework The Mac

This waterproof jacket is perfect for the weekend with rolled jeans, or glam it up with leather-look leggings and a statement knit. Give it a rock ’n’ roll feel with some Dr Martens and a backpack.

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bag will lift muted grey. Top-handle styles look super-stylish

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Opt For Tonal Workwear

Get A Pastel Coat

For workwear-chic, go tonal, matching your print to your waistcoat. It’ll also look amazing with a jersey maxi dress, and the longer length will be oh-so flattering with printed trousers and a simple tee.

This spring coat is a classic shape and will look totally fresh paired with denim or pretty pastels. Finish off with leather boots and a huge tote bag, then swap for colour-pop courts and a clutch for the evening.

High-Street Catwalk Monki �30 New Look �17.99

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Rock A Tailored Waistcoat

Cosy Up In A Jumper Dress

Got posh after-work events to go to? This thigh-length tuxedo-style waistcoat is a no-brainer. Just throw it over simple cigarette trousers and a bold top – and don’t forget your heels!

An easy-to-wear roll-neck dress will look great with block-heeled ankle boots and a clutch for a night out. Alternatively, play it down and wear over skinny jeans for cosy evenings in.

Beauty Flash

Big Lash Alert!

Beauty Editor Sam’s news on all things gorgeous

Balmain

Estée Lauder’s new Little Black Primer is like a support bra for lashes! As well as tinting them (normally primers are white which means if you don’t coat lashes with enough mascara, they can show through), it curled, thickened and locked down my normal mascara, keeping it 100 per cent flake-free – a total dream seeing as big lashes top and bottom are seriously hot right now.

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All-In-One Wonder

Laura Mercier Infusion De Rose Nourishing Oil

�43.50

The other day, after massaging Laura Mercier’s rose oil onto my face, I ran my hands over my hair and my flyaways vanished! Since then I’ve been applying it everywhere – on cuticles, frizzy roots, dry heels… I’m now panicking about what I’ll do when it’s all gone!

Estée Lauder Little Black Primer

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Hello Bright Eyes The bold, blue hue of new Givenchy Noir Couture Volume Mascara in Blue Taffeta, £24, will instantly counteract redness and leave sleepy eyes looking super bright. Who needs eight hours anyway?

Has dry January gone down the drain or are you overdoing the latenight tweeting? Whatever’s been keeping you up, you can fake a full eight hours’ sleep with these awesome essentials

Get FreshFaced Tired skin and heavy foundation will leave you looking seriously dull, so go for a complexionenhancing base like Olay Total Effects 7 In One Pore Minimizing CC Cream, £14.99. It’s full of goodies that’ll hydrate skin and give fresh, dewy coverage.

Pink = Perky Nobody will notice your lack of beauty sleep if they’re busy admiring your lippie. Nars Audacious Lipstick in Vera, £24, has blue undertones to whiten your teeth and give your face a pick-me-up.

Eye-Bag Banisher

Rise & Shine Spritz Ditching the duvet can be painful, but Smashbox Photo Finish Primer Water, £20, is full of wake-me-up electrolytes that’ll get rid of grogginess and supercharge skin in one spray.

Smooth away creases and puffiness with Benefit Puff Off!, £22.50. The ironshaped tip of this calming eye gel cools on contact, while the apricot tone will counteract any darkness instantly. Bye-bye, panda eyes.

Get Your Glow Back

Sunshine may be a distant memory but that doesn’t mean you have to put up with dull, grey, wintry skin. We’ve rounded up the ultimate glow-givers so you can fake a summer-worthy complexion in seconds

Fake A Flush Coral and summer go hand-in-hand, so blend a little of Helen E Cosmetics Lip Candy, £12, over your pout and cheeks to give a pretty flush. The vitamin E and sweet almond oil will nourish and condition lips and skin alike.

Lighten Up A shot of sparkle is the ultimate remedy for grey skin. Blend a touch of MAC Heirloom Mix Pressed Pigment in Regal Affair, £17, over eyes and cheekbones. The subtle shimmer will brighten without looking too glittery.

Facial In A Flash Smooth Temple Spa The Big Reveal, £40, over your face, leave for 50 seconds, rub it off, and with it comes all the dead skin. It works like a hi-tech in-salon glycolic peel to give skin a baby-like finish in under a minute.

Cover All Bases Rimmel 9-In-1 BB Cream Radiance, £6.99, ticks all our beauty boxes. It primes, smoothes, conceals, hides pores, moisturises, brightens, perks up tired skin, illuminates and (yes, there’s even more) gives a flawless finish.

Catch The Sun Ditch the dullness with Delilah Sunset Matt Bronzer, £34. The velvety texture makes it perfect for buffing into skin to cheat a sun-kiss worthy of Saint-Tropez. Now all we need is a sun lounger and a piña colada!

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Working MuMs’ Wonder Buys

Having kids and a full-on work schedule can feel like Mission Impossible. You need a beauty routine that’ll stand up to time and stress. Forget Tom Cruise, these heroes will go the extra mile!

5-Second Facelift

One-Stop Palette

Streamline your skincare routine with just a drop of Ren Keep Young And Beautiful Instant Firming Beauty Shot, £36. It’ll illuminate, hydrate and plump sallow skin, minimising lines instantly, while firming and smoothing over time.

Studio 10 Visible Lift Face Definer, £30, comes with a bronzer to contour and lift, a cream blush to perk up cheeks and a champagne highlighter to cheat a youthful glow. The big mirror makes it perfect for applying on the go.

RoundThe-Clock Coverage Double Definer Multi-tasking Make Up Store Microshadow in Sophisticated, £11, is 100 per cent matte and ultra finely milled. Blend it over lids as a shadow or dampen a thin brush and trace your waterline for a sleek liner look. You can even use it to cheat thick, full brows too, for instant anti-ageing benefits.

For a foundation that goes the distance (we’re talking school runs, big meetings and after-work drinks), look no further than Clarins Everlasting Foundation+, £27. It’s guaranteed to stay put for a whopping 15 hours – no touch-ups needed!

Lash Maximiser Get ready to fall in love with Avon Luxe Volume Extravagance Mascara, £9. It supersizes lashes and has a flexible, non-drying formula, so once it coats your lashes it’ll stay there.

The gyM Bunny’s BFFs

It’s hard enough to drag yourself to the gym in the morning without stressing about making your face flawless afterwards. Meet the post-workout essentials that’ll get you perfect in no time

Lip Balm With Benefits A heavy gym sesh can leave you dehydrated, which equals dry, chapped lips. Slather on Clarins Instant Light Lip Balm Perfector Stick in Red, £18. It’s super nourishing thanks to the vitamin E-packed formula.

No-Budge Eyeliner After a workout, you need a liner that can stand up against pesky watery eyes and Zoeva Graphic Eyes+ in Desert Traveler, £5, will do just that. It’s totally waterproof and smudge-resistant, plus the matte, chocolate-brown shade is seriously flattering.

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Clever Concealer Post-gym skin can look seriously patchy, so reach for Pür Minerals Disappearing Ink 4-In-1 Concealer, £19.50. It brightens, blurs, conceals and colour corrects in just a stroke – it’s like a magic eraser for imperfections. Genius!

Redness Neutraliser With your blood racing a mile a minute, it’s no wonder your face has turned tomato-red. Ditch the foundation in favour of Bioderma Sensibio Anti-Redness BB Cream, £14.50. Its clever pigments counteract redness and the mega-matte finish combats excess oil.

Goodbye Shiny Skin Revlon Photoready Prime + Anti-Shine, £9.99, will de-slick sweaty skin. Dab the two-in-one translucent balm on before or after your make-up to instantly banish any oil, smooth over pores, fine lines and cheat perfect skin pronto.

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Yoga Bunnies Features & Entertainment Editor Corinne Redfern visited Azul Yoga & Pilates retreat, Fuerteventura (Azulfit.com)

to music such as Pharrell’s Happy, and classes featured everything from headstands to basic acrobatics. But our teacher ensured that everybody on the Cost: From £525 for seven nights, course was pushed to their own excluding flights and transfers. personal limits without ever taking What it involved: Two two-andthings too far. It was challenging a-half-hour intensive Jivamukti work, but I left each class feeling yoga classes a day – one at 8am, excited about the next one. one at 4.30pm – combined with What we ate: To be honest, the meditation sessions, nutritional food alone was worth coming for. classes and (thankfully) a lot of Totally vegetarian and largely beach time, too. vegan, the two meals included Where is it? Located at the rural every day were prepared from heart of the island, the boho-chic scratch by raw food guru Jo Azul Yoga villa provides an Dombernowsky. Brunch was an unparalleled retreat from the real array of fresh fruit, homemade world. With a choice of glamping gluten-free bread, banana in one of the poolside yurts marmalade, buckwheat pancakes or staying in one of their and fresh mint tea, while Corinne feels the beautifully curated suites dinner featured everything burn in one of her (check out the namaste from hot courgette two daily classes frogs), it’s total and soy salads to understated bliss. vegan chilli and How hard was it? bean burgers. I’ve been going to Results: By the yoga twice a week end of the week for six months, I still couldn’t do but two minutes a headstand, but into the first class at I could touch my Azul, I panicked I could toes! Physically, I’d have overestimated lost 5lb and, while my sun-salutation I soon regained skills. Thankfully, that, my skin was I needn’t have clear and I felt worried. The yoga more relaxed than was fast-paced I have in months and sweaty, set (possibly years).

Top, £5 Bra, £4, both Primark Leggings, £28, Puma Flipflops, £22, Havaianas

Assistant Editor Claire Sanderson did a Boot Camp Weekend at Champneys Henlow, Bedfordshire (Champneys.com) Cost: £350 for two nights, with all meals included. What it involved: Each day started with a one-hour exercise class, such as spinning, to wake us up. Then it was full-on until 5pm with activities including circuit training, country runs, Pilates, Zumba (which I hated) and pool-based resistance exercises. Each day ended with a much-needed complimentary spa treatment. Where is it? Champneys is a beautiful old mansion with a designated yoga studio, fully equipped gym and gorgeous pool. The spa treatment every day makes the stay great value – each massage is worth at least £50. How hard was it? There were ten others on the bootcamp, and our strengths were in completely different areas. I used to exercise a lot, but have considerably less time these days due to being a mum, so while I found the

Vest, £24 Leggings, £28 Trainers, £130 all Adidas

No 1 Bootcamp’s Andy lets Gemma have a rare break

Jacket, £50 Leggings, £25 Trainers, £130 all Adidas

circuit training quite easy because I knew the techniques, I struggled when it came to cross-country running with a weighted bar. That said, going without coffee was by far the most difficult part – so I have to admit I caved and smuggled in my own! What we ate: The food was lovely and healthy without going over the top. Snacks included smoothies, yoghurt and fruit, while lunch included a vegetable wholewheat pizza, and dinner was courgette pasta with tomato and chicken sauce. There was even a chocolate cheesecake for pudding. Results: I had considerably clearer skin and a much flatter stomach. I didn’t weigh myself due to the camp only being two days long, but I undoubtedly would have lost Putting a different twist weight if I’d stayed on the plank for a week.

Work Out With Celebs Deputy Fashion News Editor Gemma Gow visited No 1 Bootcamp, Ibiza (No1bootcamp.com) Cost: £995 for six nights, excluding flights and transfers. What it involved: Seven hours of exercise a day, kicking off at 7.30am and including everything from HIIT to boxing, weight-lifting, runs, hiking and yoga. Where is it? Held in a rustic, beautiful old Spanish villa, eight minutes away from the beach, it’s no wonder this bootcamp is jam-packed with celebrities. We spent our evenings drinking green tea with the likes of Made In Chelsea’s Spencer Matthews, while Tamzin Outhwaite, Sophie Anderton and Binky Felstead are all fans, too. How hard was it? Of the 12 of us on the course, there was a mix of abilities – from people who’d rarely ever exercised to those who had completed Ironman challenges. I go to the gym every day, so I was one of the fitter ones there, but everybody could do everything. That said, one challenge – ‘the steps’ – was horrendous. We had to run up and down 200 steps in sets of 40. We’d run up 40, then back down, then up 80, then back

down, and so on until we got to the top and had to do it all again in reverse. Much to my relief, that activity was a one-off. What we ate: The food was fantastic. The chef, Kate Whale, is a trained nutritionist and served up delicious wheat, dairy, sugar and gluten-free meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I’m not going to lie – the servings were very small (we were working to a calorie-controlled diet of around 1,200 calories per day) but you could ask for ‘boy portions’ (ie twice as much) if you weren’t bothered about cutting down on calories. Results: After five and a half days of working out, I’d lost 6½lb and 5 inches from my body, my skin was glowing and I felt seriously energised and refreshed.

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She’s the golden girl of hollywood, he’s the quirky actor known for great beards and troubling behaviour. a decade after they first teamed up for Walk the line, unlikely duo Reese Witherspoon and Joaquin Phoenix are back, heading up an all-star cast in comedy crime thriller

inherent Vice. Set in the 70s, following the story of Larry (Joaquin) who is trying to find his ex-girlfriend, the film features the likes of Owen Wilson, Benicio Del toro and Jena Malone (to name a few). and the costumes are just groovy, baby.  Out 30 January

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Your book has already had so much success; Elle Fanning has even signed up for the film adaptation. Are you thrilled? It’s funny as when I was writing All The Bright Places, I was visualising Elle! I always pictured Nicholas Hoult as Finch [the male lead], until I realised he’s probably a bit too manly to play a 17-year-old boy! Why was it so important to write about the dark topics of depression, suicide and grief? When I was younger a close friend of mine had bipolar and committed suicide, and for a very long time I didn’t want to talk about it. But since hearing how the book has helped readers, I’m glad I did. It must have been hard to write… I did cry my way through parts, as some of the moments were my own. What do you hope the book will achieve? I want a more open conversation around mental health, but also I hope the book will encourage people to appreciate all the bright people and places that they might previously have taken for granted.  All The Bright Places is out now Winning the part sure put a smile on Elle’s face

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My Style File I studied fashion management at London College of Fashion… …where I met my co-founder Lesa. We spoke about setting up a business but waited for a ‘eureka’ moment when we spotted a gap in the market.

My watches are inspired by… …my grandmother. Her wardrobe and jewellery collections were a total treasure trove of beautiful vintage pieces.

Jemma Fennings

Every day starts with a coffee…

Co-founder and director at Olivia Burton, London

…but apart from that it’s never the same. I oversee our Instagram account and love having a dialogue with our followers and customers.

Jemma’s Top Tips lYou don’t need to struggle in

a pair of sky-high heels to look chic – the right pair of flats can be just as stylish. My all-time favourite pair is my Charlotte Olympia ‘Glitter Kitty’ slippers. lThe right accessories can rejuvenate your wardrobe so it’s worth investing in a classic handbag that will last. My favourite Anya Hindmarch handbag is rarely off my arm. lMy love for vintage extends to beauty but I can’t master the classic 50s cat-eye flick. Instead, draw a line along the waterline of your upper lashes. It makes them look thicker but doesn’t require such a steady hand.

…the necklace my fancé proposed to me with. I love it so much that I had a replica made to wear, so that I can keep the real one safe in my jewellery box!

Follow me… @oliviaburtonwatches watch, Olivia Burton dress, Alice Temperley Shoes, Hobbs earrings, vintage ring, Jemma’s own

Compiled by: Sarah barlow photo: paul whitfield with thankS to aida, ShoreditCh. aidaShoreditCh.Co.uk

My most treasured item is…