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50/ WHAT RACISM MEANS TO ME Four writers open up about their experiences

54/ JUST. BE. YOU. Dolly Alderton takes a pledge one week, zero lies

64/ NSFW TALK, ANYONE? The hosts of cult podcast Guys We F**ked talk threesomes and BDSM

140/ BLAKE LIVELY The truth about her perfect life

160/ HEY, ITS OK TO BE ANGRY AF How to harness your rage, and even use it for good

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28/ MEET YOUR NEW WARDROBE 09/17

HERO A/W17 dressing made easy,
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31/ THE 10 COMMANDMENTS

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34/ HOW WOULD LUCY WEAR...

This month, our Fashion Editor,
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38/ UNZIPPED: WHAT MEN REALLY THINK

ABOUT THEIR PENIS 11 guys bare all
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48/ THE MOMENT THAT MADE ME 108/ THE GIRL ON FIRE Amandla
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56/ ARE THESE THE WORST LIES EVER? 109/ SHES ATOMIC Charlize Theron
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E ST Y
H O N
IS
BR
AV
ER
FOR THIS, OUR HONESTY ISSUE, WERE
TACKLING SOME OF THE BIG GUNS race, sex,
Y
religion for some real talk. We have men getting very
raw and honest about their most intimate body part;
our cover star Blake Lively comes clean about when her
husband, Ryan Reynolds, makes stuf up about their and often older that I didnt always have the answers,
lives; and Dolly Alderton accepts our challenge to live I would look weak and undeserving of the job. I thought
with her uncomfortable truths for a week without so theyd lose respect for me. But actually, when I broke down
much as a No, I didnt get that email passing her lips. on one occasion, admitted I didnt know how to solve
Putting this issue together, naturally, had me a particular problem and asked for the advice of a couple
examining my own relationship with honesty. of my team members, the opposite happened.
Like everyone else, I probably tell several little
sugar-coated versions of the truth in any given
There really for Iothers noticed that showing this level of respect
trusting them enough to see my more
week. But I dont think Im a routine teller of is magic vulnerable side made them more inclined to
whoppers. The only one I can think of right now to be found respect me. Because I was more honest, I was more
is that time in the early 90s when I forgot to when you collaborative and people seemed happier to work
tell my dad I had scraped the car in a shopping let people with me and be led. It was a life-changing lesson.
centre parking lot. He discovered it a week Younger me used to pretend Id read that book,
later and I let him believe a random stranger
glimpse the or had heard of that fancy artist. This in itself is
had done it while he was out with it. real you embarrassing to admit, but Id try to gloss over the
What I will say is, Ive learned over the years truth of these things when I felt that being more
that being honest with yourself can take real courage. honest about my knowledge gaps would be humiliating.
But it can be completely freeing. I remember years ago, These days, I realise if Im brave enough to risk looking
when I edited another magazine, I was young and new stupid for a second when I dont know something, I learn
to being the boss. To tell you the truth, I was ying blind. a hell of a lot more than if I pretend to know it all.
I hadnt been the boss before, and I didnt really know There really is magic to be found in those moments
how. So I had a very cartoonish view of how the boss when it feels terrifying to lower your guard, but you do
should behave. I was so paranoid about being seen as it anyway and let people glimpse the 100% warts-and-all
Photograph: Rex Features

worthy of being in charge that I put up a ridiculous front.
I tried to style out uncertain moments by pretending
I knew exactly what I was doing, when sometimes I really
did not. I thought if I admitted to those I was supposed
to be leading who were usually the same age as me
real you. You learn a lot more when youre brave enough
to, as our cover says, just be you. Thats advice we all
need reminding of, once in a while.
Enjoy the issue,

Jo Elvin, Editor-In-Chief

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 Every fashionable
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to know now

Diana Ross
getting her
groove on

Photographs: Jacques lifting Phyllis Diller and Andy Warhol by Gene Spatz, NYE Dec 31, 1979
Martha Cooper, Harry Carr, Jason Lloyd-Evans, Indigital, Getty Images, Alpha Press
LE FREAK,
A-list regulars
CEST CHIC!
Andy Warhol (left),
Sterling St Jacques
It may be 40 years since the
and Phyllis Diller D. I. S. C. Oh-so-retro Studio 54 opened,
but fashion is once again burning up the
dancefloor with 70s-infused glamour
by LAUREN COCHRANE
 That
Bianca
Jagger on
horseback
moment

DIANE VON FURSTENBERG

ISABEL MARANT
HALPERN

W
hen it comes to nightclubs, they dont get
much more legendary than Studio 54. The
Manhattan disco, which opened its doors
in 1977, was inhabited by the social scenes
most fabulously flamboyant characters, from Rollerena
the ubiquitous roller-skating presence on the dancefloor
to Liza Minnelli and Andy Warhol huddled in banquettes,

SAINT LAURENT
to Bianca Jagger being led around the club on horseback
by a naked stable hand to celebrate her birthday. This was
definitely 70s hedonism at its most bonkers.
In her autobiography, Grace Jones says it was as if every
Earrings 69 night was an opening night at Studio 54, with memories
Susan
Caplan
of [Giorgio] Armani welcomed with a drag queen ballet;
cakes in the shape of Elizabeth Taylor presented by an army
of decorated Rockettes. Speaking to Vanity Fair, Diane von
Top 46 Furstenberg described her average night out there thus:
Topshop I would have dinner with my children, put on my cowboy
boots, take my Mercedes, park in the garage next door,
go in for a couple of hours, find someone, and leave.
The clubs co-founder Ian Schrager elaborates: It allowed
people to be free and to express themselves. That is such
a special feeling that I think people will always think of it
like a comet passing through the sky.
Curb your FOMO by flicking through Ians new book,
Jeans 165 Fiorucci

Studio 54, for style inspiration to inject some roller-disco-

dancing diva into your wardrobe. Or simply look to the
A/W17 shows: there were those Rihanna-approved crystal
boots at Saint Laurent, party dresses at Isabel Marant
and appropriate louche-ness at Diane von
Furstenberg. For a millennial take on disco, look
to Halpern (the new label from Oscar de la
Renta alum Michael Halpern), which has been
described as unabashed glamour with Studio
Shoes 490 54 pride of place on its moodboard. Then Studio 54
Pierre Hardy by Ian
theres Fiorucci: the 70s Italian brand with
Schrager
the New York shop once dubbed the daytime is out
Studio 54. Relaunched for now, the London September
store opens complete with basement club
this September. Dancing shoes at the ready.
 D R I E S VA N N O T E N
SIMONE ROCHA

SHOW UP.

DOLCE & GABBANA

As designers cast a more diverse
and eclectic mix of women in their
shows, E M M A S E L L S reports on
the A/W17 trend thats shaping
D R I E S VA N N O T E N

more than just your wardrobe

DOLCE & GABBANA
MAX MARA

Ashley
Graham at
the Max Mara
A/W17 show
in Milan
 GODDARD
MOLLY

GODDARD
MOLLY

VETEMENTS
GODDARD

W
MOLLY
ith hindsight, it feels like a no-brainer an
obvious why didnt we do this before? move.
Simone Rocha, while working on the casting

VETEMENTS
for her A/W17 show, decided that she wanted
to reflect the all-ages appeal of her clothes by making
her model line-up a multi-generational affair. So, alongside
girls of the moment such as Lineisy Montero and Olympia
Campbell, she enlisted the gloriously poised and elegant

Gone are the days

Benedetti Barzini, 73, Jan de Villeneuve, 72, and Cecilia
Chancellor, 50, in the process conjuring up one of the
most refreshing and talked-about moments of the season.
And she wasnt alone: Dries van Noten celebrated his 100th
when a shows models
catwalk show by reuniting past muses such as Amber
Valletta, Emma Balfour and Rosemary Ferguson, while Dolce
were an army of near-
& Gabbana staged a euphoric extravaganza that featured identical mannequins
grannies, babies and everyone in between. The biggest
trend of the season wasnt about the clothes, but the a constantly changing melting pot of races, sizes
VETEMENTS

thrillingly wide variety of people who were wearing them.
Fashion has always been a haven for those who
identify as outsiders. Though its not always foot-perfect
when it comes to diversity, it has a strong history of
celebrating difference, whether its the curvaceous
appeal of Sophie Dahl and Crystal Renn or transgender
models such as Andreja Pejic and Hari Nef. But whats
really great about this trend is that its less about
celebrating alternatives than about welcoming everyone
Photographs: Indigital, Rex Features
and genders. Gone are the days when a shows
models were carbon copies of one another, an army
of near-identical mannequins. Right now, the most
booked and celebrated models are those who really
stand out from the crowd, and the designers who employ
them are keen to amplify what sets them apart rather
than mute it. Take Halima Aden, the boundary-breaking
Muslim model who strode down the Max Mara catwalk
wearing a camel trench and co-ordinating hijab; Ashley

just as they are which makes total sense when you
consider that were living in an era in which no one wants
to be pigeonholed in any part of their life, least of all
when it comes to clothes. Were swerving trends,
preferring to pick and choose the pieces we love and put
them together in a way thats personal to us and our style.
This eclectic approach to casting isnt so much new,
but it is becoming routine. Were not just talking about
age either: across the board, runways have become
Graham, the plus-size star whos a sought-after cover
girl, and who walked for Michael Kors this season; the
compelling crew of misfits and oddballs that populate
the world of Vetements; and the assortment of friends,
family and street-cast men and women enlisted by the
likes of Molly Goddard, MarquesAlmeida and more.
The message? Being yourself in all your weird and
wonderful glory is the most authentic approach. And
thats a trend that we can all really rock.

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 Designer
Johnny Coca
is working his
magic at
Mulberry

MEET
YOUR
WARDROBE
HERO
Mulberrys creative director has
style hacks like no other. Notepads
at the ready
by LAUREN COCHRANE

JOHNNY COCA is arguably fashions greatest whizz

kid. In just over two years, the Spanish designer has
transformed Mulberrys quirky Britishness into something
thoroughly modern and millennial. His latest collection,
for autumn/winter, was a case in point an ode to the
Somerset countryside around the Mulberry factory,
mixed with the cool-girl smarts of those working in its
London HQ. With eiderdowns, checks, frills and oversized
silhouettes in full efect plus, of course, those
delectable, signature bags it was one of the key shows
of the season. So we asked the main man himself to
reveal his top tips on getting dressed this season.
Photographs: Getty Images, Rex Features,

M E N S W E A R I S M A J O R
Indigital, Jason Lloyd-Evans

A woman can wear a mans jacket and

be feminine too. The oversized jacket
is great this season. Its visually striking
and a great way to show of your
personality. I think its really sexy. Girls
are always stealing something from their
boyfriends a T-shirt, some jeans. I would
say a big jumper is nice, too. Its one
of the key pieces we put in the show.
Its very warm, very protective.
 ATT IT U DE IS E VE RYT H ING

I love so many girls on the street, but I also love

Amber Valletta, Annie Lennox and Debbie Harry.
They have a distinctive attitude, and are strong in
how they wear their clothes. Its the personality
coming through. Amber Valletta worked through
the 90s and into the Noughties, and is working
now. It shows its not only young women who can
be modern. We love it when superstar models
come back. She is one of the muses of the season.

KEEP A N
O PEN MI N D From lilacs
to deeper
hues, purple
I love people who dominated
mix pieces and take the A/W17
collection
risks. Lotta [Volkova,
stylist and Vetements L E T P UR P L E
collaborator who R E I G N
works with Johnny
on his shows] mixes I grew up in the
everything, and south of Spain and
she is clear in her my mother was
head about what is very classic, but she
modern. I might see would play with
a girl and say her From top colours. I really love
Annie Lennox,
outfit is beautiful Amber Valletta colour and it means
and shell say, Oh, and Debbie a lot to me. If Im
Harry were
it comes from my tired, Ill be in black
inspirations
grandmother. The but, if Im having
way she puts an old a relaxed and happy
thing with a modern day, I will be more
piece, it makes it colourful. I love lilac
unique. Or you could this season. Weve
take a mans T-shirt used it [and purple]
and mix it with in prints and florals
trackpants or a shirt and on a skirt and on
with a bomber bags. I think its
jacket. Sometimes chic, sophisticated,
I think something is feminine and
ugly, but then I play luxurious.
with it and its
actually really cool.

S UN G L A S S E S F O R
D AY , F O R N I G H T ,
F O R A N Y T I M E !

I love sunglasses. Whatever the season,

they bring such a strong message to
your face. You can relate to lots of eras
with the shape. You can be quite chic
but bring a twist with sunglasses. They
Cult stylist Lotta could be oversized 60s sunglasses or
Volkova put her tiny, round ones they can completely
eclectic spin
on Mulberrys change your style. Theyre an easy piece,
A/W17 designs but they have a lot of impact.

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 Every fashionable
thing you need
to know now
I will
become a hat person
Dior declared the
return of the hat by
completing every
one of its 68 show
looks with a black
leather beret. Wear
with boilersuits and
ballgowns alike.

T he 10
COMMANDMEN TS
Ah, the new season: the perfect time to try
fresh trends, right? C A R O L I N E L E A P E R
presents your A/W17 fashion manifesto

DIOR
Y
es, you will give those Dior-esque berets
a whirl, and you will swap your fail-safe jeans
for some Prada-esque navy cords. Youll finally
find the colour thats so you and trade in your
navy pea coat for a jazzy new model. Why? Because
its a new fashion season and, if the shows can teach
us anything, its that switching up your sartorial norms
every now and again is not only a good thing, but its
also quite easy to do. Your pledges are as follows

I will
revisit the slouch boots
SAINT LAURENT

of seasons past
Theyre back,
and bolder
than ever.
Saint Laurent
even covered
them in crystals
for a full fashion
throwback.
I will not
write off old knitwear
Cardies have cachet
again. Christopher
CHRISTOPHER KANE

Kanes came ready-

bobbled, which
means its acceptable I will embrace tonal
ROKSANDA

to revisit that tatty

Pick a colour and dress from top to
one at the back of
toe in its various tones. Remember
the wardrobe, right?
to offset with one contrasting item
to avoid the full Crayola look.
 CALVIN KLEIN
Every fashionable
thing you need

PRADA
to know now

I will
STELLA MCCARTNEY

buy a statement
coat

Photographs: Schohaja, Jason Lloyd-Evans, Indigital

Yes, your navy pea coat is
eternally chic. But for A/W17,
I will there are superior options
glossy macs, embellished
invest in a suit bikers, even bumper-quilted
Suiting is trending. Has ones like gorgeous duvets.
there ever been a better
time to ditch your scruffs
and start dressing like
I will

MULBERRY
the boss youve always reconsider corduroy
wanted to be? Seventies professeur vibes are hot right
now. Just ask Chlo, Prada or any other
label that brought it back for A/W17.
BALENCIAGA

I will accept
chain mail as
a party-season
fabric
As everyone
from JW Anderson
I will
I will not to Brienne of Tarth coordinate with
JW ANDERSON

will attest, chain

wear said coat properly
Shrug it nonchalantly off your shoulders
or do a full Balenciaga cape twist.
Just dont button it up normally.
my wallpaper
mail is more badass
than sequins.
The best new-season prints are borrowed
from interiors. Who knew that Laurence
Llewelyn-Bowen was such a fashion plate? O
 RED
Bright and seriously bold: Fashion Editor
LU C Y WA L K E R styles the colour of the season
PHOTOGRAPHS by KASIA BOBULA

POWERFUL, PUNCHY AND IMPACTFUL IVE ALWAYS LOVED

A LADY IN RED. Apparently so do designers, with a vast number
(including Fendi and Max Mara) making it the colour of A/W17.
Last season, pink ofered us a light-hearted optimism, but while
the two colours sit together on the spectrum, the messages they
convey couldnt be more diferent. Wearing red shows you mean
business. Take Jourdan Dunn, who picked up the Entrepreneur
award at this years Glamour Women of the Year Awards. She wore
red-hot Ermanno Scervino and brought the house down with
both her impeccable sartorial choice and storming acceptance
speech. Although Ive never owned a red item of clothing per se,
I often reach for Macs Ruby Woo lipstick when I need a pep up/ Dress 1,595
Roksanda; shoes
have a meeting/cant be bothered to put a decent outfit together. 372 Tibi; bag
I decide to take a tip from the catwalks and go for the whole 1,350 Loewe
head-to-toe shebang. Before writing me of as a total fashion
victim, consider this red worn only with red means theres no
need for complicated colour maths. Very appealing. I identify
which shade suits me, avoiding anything orangey (it drains me)
and opting for a rich red (great on most colourings). I also avoid
anything clingy and settle upon a luxurious silk Roksanda dress.
I add a pair of low heels by Tibi (currently my favourite brand)
and a clutch by Loewe. Its matchy-matchy, but I think it works.
Ive barely left the ofice before I find myself noting the power Earring 90
Dinosaur
of red. While I love the cool androgyny of more traditional power Designs
dressing, when wearing red I feel like Im tapping into a diferent
supply of confidence. Out on the streets, I attract a fair amount
of attention from passers-by, but I dont feel self-conscious.
Instead, I feel emboldened and womanly and I cant remember
wearing something thats made me feel like that before.
Alexandra MacMahon. Shopping: Emma Hargadon
Hair & make-up: Poppy France. Fashion assistant:
Trousers 99 Cos

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Uterqe
Boots 515
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to spend more money on interior dcor than on clothes. Well take three
Scandi throws over a slogan tee any day
if you proudly recite every line of a film, but get seriously annoyed whenever
anyone else does it (thanks to Glamour reader @ellie_grace_mck)
to have a stationery binge every September. There are some school habits you just cant kick
if, however hard you try, you cant avoid feeling weird when wearing
a fedora. Chic, but #awks
to wait for your phone to stop ringing so you can text and ask what they wanted
if you feel satisfied with your restaurant order, but get instant food envy
when you see someone elses (thanks to Glamour reader @chandlerlou)
to not-so-subtly side-eye anyone engaging in a PDA on public transport
if you read three books back to back on holiday, and a grand total of zero
for the rest of the year
to accidentally call your boss Mum. But, yeah, theres no coming back from that
if the answer to Still or sparkling water? is always Tap (thanks to Glamour
reader @NaziaOsman)
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men & sex

NZIPPED:
WHAT
MEN
REALLY
THINK
ABOUT
THEIR
PENIS
Think guys are all the same when it comes to their
manhood? Well, these honest stories are here to prove
you wrong. As part of a project by photographer
L AU R A D O D S W O RT H , 11 anonymous guys bare all

I hide behind my big penis A ge : 3 3
I like having a big penis, but I disagree that a large penis
is better than a small one. Ive had self-image issues from
childhood. Ive worked on them, but part of that journey was
to realise that in the past Ive hidden my personality (which Im
not sure people will like) behind a body that Im confident they
will like. Ive chosen to meet someone through a hook-up app
and get naked straight away, rather than get to know them and
then decide whether we sleep with each other. It was far easier
to be naked because I was pretty sure I wouldnt be rejected
my penis is something that society values as attractive.
I told cancer to do one A ge : 3 6
When I was 22, I was lying in bed having a scratch when
I felt a lump on my left testicle, about the size of a pea. Too
embarrassed to tell anyone, I ignored it for nine months until it
was the width of two fingers. Turns out, it was cancer but early
stages. I had the testicle removed and three weeks of treatment.
One of the first things I did after the operation was masturbate
I had to make sure my penis worked. It did.
I met my fiance four years later. Id frozen sperm before
radiotherapy just in case, and we had twins through IVF. After
the kids were born, I found myself feeling really tired and low,
and I wasnt as up for sex. One day, I felt like killing myself and
it scared me. Id heard about another testicular cancer survivor
who had felt the same due to hormones, but the doctor said
it was all in my head. I went for a second opinion and started
HRT, using a synthetic gel [I] rubbed on my arms. It worked
straight away and I felt normal again.
Then, at 34, I found another lump in the shower and thought,
Shit, here we go again. I walked past a Cancer Research poster
that said one in three of us would have it in our lifetimes, and
said out loud: Well, I dont know what youre doing in me, but
you can fuck off. It felt like an invasion, and
my body was the battleground. I knew what
men gr
me
So
was coming and I knew I would survive it.
You can see something like this as a curse
then
or as a blessing. I see it as a blessing, and
its changed my outlook on life. Id always
been self-conscious before cancer. Now,
I have confidence and I live in the moment. Its one thing losing
a bollock or two, but it could have been far worse.
Porn was bad for my penis A ge : 2 0
I used to watch porn every day. Young people can watch
anything they want on their iPhone they dont have to sneak
on to a computer. If you hit puberty and get straight into porn,
like I did, it affects you later. I had issues ejaculating with my ex
during sex because I associated it with my hand and watching
porn. The hand is nothing like actual sex and a lot of men grip
too tightly its called the death grip when masturbating. They
get used to it, and then sex doesnt feel tight enough. I told my
girlfriend I had issues staying hard and ejaculating. She said wed
work through it. Quitting porn and masturbation was a reset
and, after several weeks, I could orgasm during sex again.
I had surgery to create one A g e : 47
I was born in a female body but never felt like a girl. I changed
my gender when I was 26, and later travelled around Europe
researching surgery to create a penis. In the UK, surgeons
normally do a forearm phalloplasty, where they take skin from
the top of the arm to make the penis shaft. Ive got a tiny arm,
so it would have been a very small penis. I thought, Why the
hell am I going to go through nine hours of surgery when
thats all Im going to get? So I chose thigh phalloplasty in
Belgium after meeting other trans men who showed me their
results. Size is the first thing most of us ask about, but surgeons
wont give you something thats too big in length as theres
a risk of blood not hitting the end, and it dying off. My penis
is just over seven inches. It gets harder (but not bigger) when
erect. The clitoris was basically de-hooded and buried within
the shaft at the base and the nerves are still growing and
changing. It wont be the same as a [genetic] penis, but it is
amazing, and although its different and takes longer, I can still
orgasm. I can have an erection for as long as I want thanks to
the mechanical pump. I still have confidence issues using the
penis; I have been experimental and climaxed with one woman.
I have also had unhealthy rejections but Im hopeful for love.
I have always felt shameful about
my penis A g e : 5 8
Ive spent my life feeling my penis is too small. At school, Id
look at other guys in the showers and think they were bigger
than me. I also didnt have sex until I was 21 because I was
worried it was too small to function and, even now, I get too
tense to wee in public toilets. However, I dont think a small
penis has held me back: it feels like an inner wound which
has given me humility. Instead of walking through life with
a swagger, Im more tentative. Ive also thought more about
who I can trust. I heard a female friend say to my partner
that she could never go out with a man who didnt have
a large penis because she wouldnt feel like he was a real
man. I wondered how many other women think that, but its
never been an issue with my partners. A couple have even
said they liked my size because it didnt hurt. I read about
penile enlargement, then thought it was a waste of time.
The way forward is to make friends with the body I have.
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feel enough
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s e x do e s
I know how to handle a penis Age: 40
The penis is pretty boring until it comes to sex. Im gay and
I dont think all penises are attractive. Most guys look better in
a pair of trunks, leaving something to the imagination. Over
the past year, Ive been playing the field with different men.
I was acting straight before, and once I stopped pretending
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I wasnt gay it was a game changer. My mum was worried it
would make my life harder, but its better. Im more confident
with a man than I ever was with a woman. I know more about
what my male partner enjoys in sex and how to handle a penis
because I have one, but Im also older and my relationship
with my penis has changed as Ive aged.
My penis may be beautiful, but it cant
nd me love A ge : 4 1
My penis is one of my best features and if I could enter
a beauty contest, I think it would contribute towards my score.
But no one has taken an interest in it for some time, so my penis
is actually linked to quite a lot of sadness in my life. Whats sad
about missing out on sex? Missing out on love. I havent spent
much time in relationships not through choice, but because
of insecurity. Ive had therapy and can make sense of it all now,
but I have issues with trust and intimacy. Its quite common
to dismiss mens feelings as fragile male ego, but we should
hold people to account more for how men are talked about.
People are concerned when women worry about the appearance
of their vaginas, and rightly so I think its appalling that women
have doubts about how they look. Yet we laugh at men who are
worried about their penises, and thats not on.
I call mine Rufus A ge : 46
My penis Rufus is a barometer of my health and happiness.
The only time Ive ever worried about Rufus was when I went
through a period where he wasnt rising. Im often juggling
different work projects, but I never thought
stress could have a negative effect on
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sex. A few years ago, I knew there was
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something wrong because the desire was there, but Rufus
wasnt. I was like, Man, what are you doing? You dont seem
that bothered. Im bothered, the whole team is bothered. Come
on. Ive got quite an active mind and the only time its completely
silent is during sex. A partner once said to me, What do you think
about when we have sex? and I said, Youre naked, were making
love there are no thoughts! For me, the penis is a tool of
communication. Its a gateway to losing who you are, and your ego,
and to be absorbed into another person, as well as a more primal
you. There is nothing greater than being fully present in sex.
I get erections all the time Age: 35
I call it my widge its a northern word. Im not that confident
about the way I look. When I was 17, I was bullied for being
gay and podgy but Im very comfortable with my widge. Im
quite excitable and get erections all the time. I hope that never
changes, because I like that its unpredictable. Most men worry
about the size; I think mines fine. If anything, I wish it was
smaller because it has put people off in the past.
r r
. Its not on y
n i s
Im into S&M Age: 33
I love my penis. When I have sex, its got an upward curve,
which makes it useful for hitting G-spots. We all have our own
sexual desires, and someone controlling my orgasms really
turns me on. Thats why Im wearing a chastity device until
I see my girlfriend she is bringing the key, and will unlock
it later. Im part of an S&M subculture. It opens up a hundred
different flavours that you cant access if you are a vanilla-style
person. Kink is not essential, but its enriching and it gives
you the ability to talk openly and honestly about yourself in
ways that you cant in normal society.
Every guy has measured his penis A ge : 4 3
My cock is my favourite subject its every mans favourite
subject. No matter what they say, every man has measured
Compiled by Lisa Harvey. Photograph: Getty Images,
his penis: erect, mine is eight inches long, with a six-inch
girth. But because of male bravado, I dont think men are
honest with each other about size, and you wouldnt say if
it bothered you. If you did, youd be called John Small Cock
down the pub for the rest of your life. Women definitely
used for illustrative purposes only
check out mens penises, but as my partner was an escort,
I never asked whether she liked others. Its difficult and has
caused a lot of trouble between us. Even though you know
its only sex, its hard to fall in love with someone who you
know is going to have sex with someone else. O
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WHO S AYS W E
CAN T BE F RI E N D S ?
They may seem incompatible on paper,
but in reality? It works. J U L I E M c C A F F R E Y
meets the best friends
who celebrate
their differences
 Ellie (left)
and Rachael

She stole my boyfriend

Rachael Smith, 23, is a medical writer from
Farnborough, and Ellie Wood, 21, is an English
language graduate from London

R A C H A E L S AY S : My boyfriend of four years was strangely

distant after returning from Reading Festival in 2012, and my
instinct told me hed cheated. Unconvinced by his denials, we
broke up and I moved to New Zealand to work as an au pair.
When Ellies message popped up on Facebook asking for tips on
travelling, I was happy to help out as we had mutual friends. But
two weeks later, she sent a message that shocked me: Are you
Johns old girlfriend? Im his new girlfriend. I was furious, but
with John, not Ellie: hed insisted he was single when they met at
Reading. Seeing pictures of them together made me realise that
my previous inklings were true. Ellie and I stayed in touch, and
when I came home nine months later we met for a cofee. I liked
her immediately she could keep up with my sarcasm. I think
we found it refreshing that teenagers can be full of such bullshit,
but there we were, laying everything out. Our friendship grew
rapidly; other friends thought we had a keep your enemies close
situation. It wasnt like that, though. John eventually cheated on
Ellie, too, and we became even closer after they split. Whenever
anyone asks how we met, I love saying, Wait til you hear this

E L L I E S AY S : When Rachael returned from New Zealand,

I worried thered be resentment and she and John would get
back together. At that cofee meeting, she was hellishly nervous.
I explained Id never steal anyones boyfriend and hadnt known
they were together. I also said: If you and John want to work
things out, Ill move aside. She didnt want to. We liked the same
music, which, at that age, was a huge deal. We had close mutual
friends, so it seemed obvious wed get on and, at rst, we spent
a lot of time hanging out in groups, which gave us the chance to
get to know each other without any awkward one-on-one time.
Much to Johns annoyance, we built a rm friendship. Nine
months later, when John strayed again, Rachael was my rst
call. Graciously, she didnt say, I told you so. We were both
mutually supportive and sad that wed both been through such
hurt. We had a lot of girls nights out to make us feel better.
Rachael nds it hilarious telling people I stole her boyfriend.
Were close and I nd it funny, too so Im sorry, yet not sorry.
 I work in a shed,
she walks the red carpet
Rosie Blake, 35, from Berkshire, is the author
of The Hygge Holiday and Marianne Oldham,
also 35, is an actress from London
R O S I E S AY S : On my rst day at boarding school, aged 11,
Maz picked me as her best friend, and I havent been able to
shake her of since. We had a typical teenage relationship at rst.
We were intensely close, then had huge rows, after which shed
ounce of to write owery apology notes, taking all the blame.
Maz was always generous and eccentric, while I was the sensible
one. We both loved drama and, in my twenties, after watching
Maz in a play, I realised she was better than me. My pang of envy
made way for deep pride. She starred alongside Kate Beckinsale
in a lm and with Daniel Radclife in a play. I squeal when I see
her face on TV. Yet shes incredibly humble and bigs me up for
writing books from my little shed at home. But while my idea
of a perfect night is a takeaway, hers is a red-carpet premiere.
We had babies three months apart and while Im Mrs Routine,
she didnt read a single baby book. Our lifestyles are miles apart
but were exceptionally close, and our friendship works because
we have a deep understanding of our diferences and dont try
to change each other. We delight in those diferences.
M A R I A N N E S AY S : Feeling nervous in my new boarding
school dorm, I wondered why all the girls looked the same with
pastel jumpers and bootleg jeans. Then in walked Rosie, in
a long, tie-dye skirt, Doc Martens and big glasses. She threw
her suitcase on the bed and proclaimed, Wow, dudes, this is
totally radical! I thought, She is going to be my best friend.
Rosie didnt have much say but went along with the plan.
She was brave, upbeat and forging her own path very much
what I think of her now. Rosie is enviably decisive, whereas
Im ittery. All my big life choices whether its choosing jobs, ask, steering me towards guys who want to commit. I like to
a husband or when to have a baby are Rosie-checked rst.
Thats not to say we havent argued; our
friendship came under pressure when we
lived together as students. But our rows are Our friendship
brief and we always laugh at them later on.
Now there are so many years of friendship, works because
a personality clash wont end that.
we dont try
to change
each other
Marianne
(left) and Rosie
Susie (left)
and Chantelle
There are 27 years
between us
Marketing manager Chantelle Browne, 23,
is best friends with Susie Ambrose, 50, who is also
her boss. Susie owns Seventy Thirty, an exclusive
matchmaking agency. Both are from London
C H A N T E L L E S AY S : Susie is the boss I look up to and
the close condante I call on. Shes a successful entrepreneur
and teaches me ways to negotiate in business. Shes more than
twice my age, and there are cultural diferences, such as music
and movie taste, but rather than getting in the way, theyre the
reasons for our closeness. We connect on a deeper level. If I have
a worry, friends my age will often be trying to navigate through
it, too, whereas Susie has the experience to ofer insightful
advice. Shes also a trained psychotherapist, so is the person
I turn to for relationship wisdom. Im drawn to bad boys, but
shell always explain to me why I shouldnt go there. Do you
have to choose boys with supercars and fancy watches? shell
think Im a good friend to her, too, even if all I do is make
her laugh as she works so hard.
S U S I E S AY S : Days after starting
as an intern in my ofce ve years ago,
Chantelle said to me: Dont you think
youre a bit old to be wearing that skirt?
I fell apart laughing, and we hit it of.
Shes condent beyond her years. Well go
clubbing in London and its hilarious when
people ask if were mother and daughter.
In some ways, I am a mother gure as
I give her advice. But I rely on her to keep
me updated in a rapidly changing world.
She teases me constantly like when I thought Instagram was
a faster way of sending a telegram but I cherish the honesty.
Those who dont know us might sneer at the age diference, but
if they knew us, theyd see we have an uncomplicated friendship
of unconditional admiration and support. The best thing we do
together is laugh and to me, thats a sign of a solid friendship.

Sally (left)
and Almas
Im Jewish, shes Muslim
Sally Patterson, 21, from London, and
Almas Talib, 20, from Oxford, are both second
year students at the University of Bristol
S A L L Y S AY S : Our friendship is quite a statement and
we want it to be. We met at a training day for mental-health
volunteers in our rst year at uni and realised we both had the
same outspoken nature, close-knit family and an innate drive
to help people. Me being Jewish and her being Muslim didnt
even come into it. When we brought up religion, our bond
strengthened. Its important for us to understand one anothers
beliefs not so that we necessarily agree, but so we can stamp
out prejudices about one another in our communities. In fact,
we talked with each other more openly than we had with anyone
about religion. We tackled polarising subjects, such as Israel and
Palestine, without falling out because we trust, value and listen
to each other. Almas came to a Jewish Society event with me and
I attended a talk on Islam and feminism with her. We set up a
trial student group for Nisa-Nashim, which is a network bringing
Jewish and Muslim women together. Hopefully our strong and
genuine friendship is a small step in a peaceful direction.
A L M A S S AY S : Sally and I are an interesting and close
partnership. Historically and politically theres been tension
between our religious communities, but weve never had an
argument about it. When we met, we were just two women who
got on and had a good time. Faith is a strong factor in both our
worlds and religion inevitably came up. I didnt have Jewish
friends of my own and only knew what Id learned in GCSE
about Judaism. When you only hear one side of the Israel-
Palestine issue, you cant even begin to fathom the other until
you actually start talking to those people. Talking to Sally made
me realise we are both following diferent paths to peace. Weve
Photographs: Stocksy
hosted ice-breaker interfaith events to bring Sallys friends
together with mine, and well organise more. Were not trying
to prove anything, but seeing eye to eye and having balanced
talks about deeper issues whatever your faith is possible.
I N S P I R AT I O N
I like May,
she likes Corbyn
Laura Dunn, 28, is the founder of blog
Political Style and a devoted fan of the PM. Her
friend Helen Reynolds, 36, is a badge-wearing
Labour supporter. Both are from Newport
L A U R A S AY S : In the middle of my rst time public
speaking at a tech conference ve years ago, Helen stood up
and said: Youre so cool can I be your stalker? Weve been
inseparable ever since. We look an unlikely pair, though. Helen
proudly wears Jeremy Corbyn badges and I wear similar clothes
to Theresa May; I track them for my blog. I am intrigued by her
style, the personality clues they reveal
plus, I agree with some of her policies
and shes a principled leader. Helen
and I have an unusual friendship
but were both passionate about
politics. Its a shame some people
of opposite political views dont have
much to do with each other theyre
missing out on great friendships.
Britain has been through tumultuous
times with Brexit and a General
Election, but Helen and I have
managed to avoid clashing personally.
We debate why I like Theresa and
she likes Jeremy, but weve never had
a blow-up. We feel strongly about our Helen (left)
and Laura
values and enjoy verbal jousting but
dont try to change each others mind.
H E L E N S AY S : Ive always been left-wing in my thinking
and joined the Labour Party when Jeremy Corbyn was put
forward as leader. I wear a pendant necklace with his face on
it. Jewellery can be an expression of yourself, so why not choose
something that showcases someone you believe in? Laura teases
me about that necklace and my badge collection but I make
fun of her T-May-inspired outts. In general, our style has
always been diferent. Shes preppy and wears designer labels;
I prefer vintage dresses and high street brands. And while
I dislike Lauras politics, I really like Laura. Were always
respectful when we talk politics, and in the heat of the election
both knew to steer clear of the subject. The diferences between
us are also what we admire in each other. Im laid-back and
creative, whereas Lauras a super-organised planner and
a bundle of determination. To see us laughing our heads
of together, no one would ever know were so diferent. O
 I N S P I R AT I O N
MOMENT
THAT
MADE ME
Losing my
mother taught me
to embrace life
Stirring from a deep Saturday morning sleep, I could
hear the faint sound of walkie-talkies. At first I thought
I was dreaming, but then the murmur of hushed
voices came into focus. I sat upright, confused and
drowsy, before climbing out of bed.
I wandered into my mums bedroom, as I did every
morning, and started chatting to her. Mum was in bed,
but didnt reply. Peering out of the window, behind the
lace curtains shed bought at a Dutch antiques market,
I saw a police car. It seemed odd in our sleepy
cul-de-sac, but I didnt think anything of it until
I went downstairs and saw my grannys stricken face,
a solemn police oficer and my mums hysterical
boyfriend. Your mums dead! he screamed. Thats
how I discovered, at 13, that my life as I knew it had
ended. Mum had sufered an aneurysm, and died
choking during the night.
I ran upstairs and lay at Mums feet, wishing the
universe to rewind and make it not true. I thought
back to the morning before Id climbed into her
bed as she lit a cigarette, propped up on her
huge pillows scented with Diors Poison. So,
Giugi shed said, using the nickname an
Italian waiter had given me on holiday, as
she continued to chat about her latest read.
The two of us had been through
so much, including her complicated
split from my dad when I was
eight. Though we fought at times,
she was my world. Now, as I wept
at her feet, Id never felt so alone.
That Saturday morning, as I sat
shocked and inconsolable, I had
to decide the course of my life
move to Canada with my dad,
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during her
modelling days
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whom I hadnt seen in years, or stay down the
road with my grandparents? Id not long started
secondary school and, for the first time, felt settled.
Even though living with my grandparents wasnt how
I saw my teenage years, I chose to stay in England.
At the funeral, I remember everyone saying: Wow,
44 she was so young. It didnt seem young to me,
especially sitting in the church in my school uniform
(Granny had insisted that I didnt wear black). I saw
Peter, my mums long-term boyfriend, once after that
day, for Sunday lunch. As I grew up and faced all
my teenage milestones exams at 16, getting into
university at 18 I missed Mum and I longed for her
guidance. But slowly, I grew to accept life without her.
Its taken me 30 years to write down anything about
that harrowing day, but my memories of Mum are as
vivid as ever. The way her pale blue eyes locked on
mine when she told me I could do anything I put my
mind to, her gentle but encouraging voice as she
taught me not to be scared of the unknown.
Because of her, Ive always embraced new
adventures whether it was doing a house
swap to Brooklyn with my baby, Kitty, at 34,
or moving to Bali so she could go to the
Green School in the jungle near Ubud.
Now, as I approach 44 myself, I know
shes given me the best gift a mother
can lessons to pass on to my own
daughter. Whenever Kitty, now ten,
feels unsure of herself, I fix my eyes
on hers, and remind her that she
can do anything, too, if she puts
her mind to it. In moments like
that, I know that Mums love
and reassurance live on.
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life & happiness

PHOTOGRAPH by ROBERT HARPER

ILLUSTRATIONS by REBECCA STRICKSON

So, lets talk. Here, four writers who have battled

racial prejudice tell the world what it should already know

50

WHEN DONALD TRUMP WAS ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
I didnt go to work for the next three days.
I knew that my boss would understand,
and I took the time to mourn and process my thoughts.
As an editor at Essence, the only magazine for black
women in the US, Id spent months covering
the election commissioning analyses and opinion
editorials, appearing on cable news segments, speaking
on political panels, urging our readers to head to the
polls. It was exhaustive and exhausting.
There were many moments in the months leading
up to the Presidential election in which Id watched
the humanity of black people, Mexicans, refugees and
other immigrants be questioned and attacked. It was
a direct backlash against eight years of a black president
whose very existence challenged more than 400 years
of institutionalised racism informed by white supremacy.
I shouldnt have been surprised, but still, I couldnt
believe what was happening.
Perhaps one of the most jarring experiences came
when I found out that a dear friend Id known for 17
years had decided that bigotry, racism, homophobia
and xenophobia werent deal-breakers when it came
to Presidential candidates. Realising that a woman Id
considered an ally since we were teenagers had voted
for Trump shook me, and amplified what I already knew
to be true: that honest conversations about race are few
and far between. How could I, a staunch feminist and
black-folk enthusiast, be completely in the dark about
a close friends political leanings? When I confronted her,
explaining how dangerous her vote would be for millions
of people, our conversation crumbled within a few
exchanges. Like so many other people in this country,
she wasnt up for the painful and arduous task of a self-
reckoning about Americas history, rejecting a teachable
moment about race in favour of a safer denial of this
countrys original sin and its far-reaching effects.
Back in December 2014, we were working on
Essences Black Lives Matter issue. We took the
temperature of the political climate around us and
decided, as a brand, to dedicate an entire issue to the
movement and have the difficult conversations about
matters that were pressing to us and to our audience.
When we were developing the issue, our offices were
located across from Rockefeller Center. For days,
wed seen and heard New Yorkers walking towards
the Rockefeller Christmas tree to protest against the
extrajudicial killings of black men,
women and children by police. Id taken
part in several protests myself, interviewing
marchers and bearing witness to the
desperation, anger and power that
informed their resistance. Those moments
transformed me. I knew that my lifes work
had to involve promoting the visibility
of these stories and forcing my country
to go through the self-reckoning it
eschews generation after generation.
I became a journalist because I wanted to tell
peoples stories. As my career progressed, I became
obsessed with giving a platform to those without
a voice, and educating the majority on the entire worlds
that exist alongside them. Learning, working and living
in mainstream spaces gave birth to my desire to do
more for the people who look like me. It was no longer
enough to be the black girl climbing up the editorial
masthead, the one who had made it; heralding
disenfranchised communities became paramount.
I wanted the world to see us all. Of founding Ebony
magazine in 1945, John H Johnson said he wanted to
give black people a new sense of somebody-ness.
And I carry those words with me every day.
But its not enough that black media tells black stories;
the burden is not on us to right the wrongs of Americas
slavery legacy. White Americans, and all white people,
have to have honest conversations, in which they
acknowledge the societal gains from which they have
benefited at the expense of African-Americans. Until
white people even those who consider themselves allies
to people of colour are willing to sacrifice the privileges
afforded to them by a centuries-old racist hierarchy,
freedom and justice for all will continue to be a lived
experience for some, and an empty ideology for others.
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I WAS 14 WHEN IT FIRST
HAPPENED. A black woman
started chatting to me at
the bus stop, and said
I reminded her of her niece.
When she asked where I was
from, I replied, Somalia.
She seemed shocked.
Really? Are both your
parents Somali? I nodded.
Thats when she met my
gaze and said, Youre very pretty for a Somali girl.
My body bristled. It was as if I was an exception to an
ugly curse. I didnt know how to respond, so I forced
a smile and changed the subject.
That compliment is one Ive received all my life. Its
usually followed by, Are you sure youre not mixed? or,
You must have some white or Asian in you. Id heard other
stereotypes about Somalis pirates, big foreheads,
malnourished because at my school, insults regarding
ethnicity were considered banter. But hearing an older
woman say I was pretty for a Somali girl made me realise
that it wasnt just puerile mockery. The underlying
assumption is that Somali women are unattractive, and
that if you are deemed appealing, youre the exception.
Its an insult to a whole nation of people.
I grew up in south London, where most of my
classmates were Caribbean or from other African
countries, but I was the only Somali in my year. One
boy wrote, Youre the prettiest Somali girl Ive ever
seen in my yearbook, while someone else, explaining
the definition of oxymoron, declared, Its like saying
attractive Somali. I remember shrinking into my
chair with embarrassment. In 2015, working in a bar
with black colleagues, I was singled out because my
skin wasnt as dark as theirs: Youre not black, youre
Somali. It stung to have my identity challenged but
now, at 22, Ive learnt not to mute my feelings. What
makes you think Somalis are unattractive? Ill say,
before asking them not to disrespect my ethnicity.
Sometimes their assumptions are to do with
colourism prejudice against people with a dark
skintone. Sometimes its the ignorant and archaic
view of light skin being superior to dark which,
sadly, is the reason why skin-bleaching products,
an industry worth $10billion, are so popular in the
black beauty market. Whatever the reason, it
highlights the same problem that many still judge
beauty based on race and ethnicity.
Ive never felt ashamed of my background. In fact,
Im proud to be Somali. Calling one race more beautiful
than another is no different, or less damaging, than any
other manifestation of racism and it has to stop. Thats
why we need a more diverse representation of beauty
in the media and, most importantly, to call people out.
Most of the time, theyre ignorant, not malicious. But
by speaking up, it will permeate. Sadly, my teenage
sister is subjected to the same racist comments, but
unlike me at her age, she knows how to respond. She
says, Im not pretty for a Somali girl. Im just pretty.

received Tweets fuelled with racial hatred: You are

EVERY MORNING AT 7.17AM,
MY ALARM BLARES THE
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC FROM
ARAB STRAPS NEW BIRDS.
I fumble for my phone, open Twitter and check the
news. Usually, its a garbled statement from Trump,
but recently Ive seen more Tweets calling for retribution
against people like me.
Im a young British Muslim woman who grew up just
outside Glasgow with Pakistani parents, and to some
people, my humanity is questionable. This year, Ive
anti-British scum; Muslims are evil; Fuck off back
to Muslim-land, I hope you get raped. They see
me through terrorist-tinted glasses when, really,
my life revolves around the same memes and
Netflix binges as most millennials. The biggest risk
I pose? Accidentally spoiling the end of Riverdale.
That said, there were many times growing up
when I wanted to be free from the burden of my brown
skin and religious background. The time my dad
briefed us on addressing authority figures, so we could
protect ourselves. The time I wasnt invited to Hollys*
birthday because her parents hated P***s. The time
I was called a brown bitch after accidentally breaking
a neighbours window. Back then, being white seemed

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heavy gold earrings for the evening wedding, I revelled

like a kinder life, and I wanted to hide everything
that was other about me.
But as I got older, I learnt to embrace my Pakistani
and Glaswegian roots. When I unapologetically started
to be myself, I realised that most people are decent, or
at least well meaning. I had allowed the brash minority
to have a louder voice than they deserved, and began
to find it more amusing and less upsetting that my
existence was so controversial for anyone small of mind.
Recently, I went to two weddings on the same day:
a classic church service, followed by a traditional South
Asian ceremony. As I stepped out of my A-line dress and
into a deep green lengha, I thought about how naive
I once was to think I had to pick a side. My two worlds
arent always easy to navigate once I forgot the Punjabi
word for spoon and Ill never forget the hurt etched
across my dads face. But as I swapped my pearls for
in the contrasts of my life and how beautiful they are.
I love that my dad always gets the barbecue out,
in whatever passes for a Scottish summer, to cook
kebabs for the neighbourhood. And if my ma tells me
off in English but slips into Punjabi, I know to make
a quick escape. Im lucky to have a friend who is an
Ivy League-educated Pakistani writer, and another
is a white whip-smart Scottish doctor who loves hill
climbing. Panjabi MC sits next to Britney Spears on my
Spotify playlist, and my pop-culture knowledge is lifted
from every corner of my Scottish-South-Asian existence,
making me a pretty good addition to any pub quiz team.
If being branded as the enemy to an ignorant few
is the price I have to pay for a life full of colour and
love, then so be it. To only consider serving one culture
is unthinkable, and I really wouldnt have myself any
other way. My duality makes me whole.

HOW MANY
BLACK PEOPLE DO YOU
THINK THE AVERAGE
WHITE PERSON IN
THE UK KNOWS?
And I mean knows.
Im a mixed-race black
Caribbean and white
woman living in London
one of the worlds most
multicultural cities yet
Im the only black friend many of my white friends
have. I shouldnt be frustrated by that, considering
Additional photographs: Laura Gallant, Hannan Saleh. *Name has been changed
and sugary-sweet on the inside. I tried so hard to
be accepted that they found it bizarre when I fell
into stereotypes associated with blackness.
In recent years, Ive sought out more diverse
friends. Fijian, Pakistani, South American and Nigerian
heritages are all represented and embraced. This is,
in part, thanks to living in London and Scotland, but
also from working at gal-dem, an online magazine
written and run by women of colour. While I dont think
its just down to people of colour to raise awareness,

a poll found that 94% of white people in the UK have
very few, if any, ethnic-minority friends. But I am,
because surely this shouldnt be the norm?
At school, I went through awkward racial phases,
including describing myself as mixed-race and
insisting I wasnt simply black. In my final year, I tried
to reclaim my blackness and, as I do now, started
using the descriptors intermittently. But my friends
had recorded me all high-pitched and frustrated
saying I wasnt black, and would play it back to me
whenever I said otherwise. To them, my accent and
cello-playing ruled out the realities of my racial heritage.
For my 18th birthday, they even bought me a satire book
called Stuff White People Like a checklist of questions
that apparently proved my whiteness. They excitedly
asked me: Do you love a Starbucks? and Do you
only eat unseasoned chicken? and, in that moment,
I realised that, to them, I was the ultimate Oreo. I may
have been black-ish on the outside, but I was white
I do think my presence in my white friends lives has
helped them to be more woke. For example, one of my
closest friends who comes from a Daily Mail-reading
family used to think that if a foreigner committed
a crime, they should be sent back to where they came
from. When I pointed out that this would apply to one
of our closest friends at the time, who was Asian, her
views started to change.
So, while I might not be able to educate the guy
who aggressively called me and my friends d**kies in
the street recently, Id argue its important that we all
have a wider, more diverse spectrum of friends, to help
dissolve any preconceptions when it comes to minority
groups. It cant be a bad thing to actively try to
empathise, engage and befriend people who dont look,
talk or sound like you do. Thats what society should look
like, after all. I know it can work these days my friends
stick up for me, go out of their way to educate themselves
and are open to examining some of their privileges. O

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ZERO LIES
Could you go one whole day without telling even
one tiny lie? D O L LY A L D E R T O N tried it for *seven*
HOW OFTEN DO YOU LIE? Here, Ill
go first. I lie about how much I drink
to the doctor (who knows what a unit
is anyway? Why cant they just say pints,
half pints and shots?), I lie about work
deadlines to friends (when really, Im
too tired to go out) and, of course, I lie
on social media (that selfie had more
takes than an entire Spielberg film).
Heres the sobering truth: research
says that we lie up to 200 times a day.
A day! Theres this quote I think about
all the time: Youre only as sick as
your secrets. If thats true, it would
seem were all dying of terminal
dishonesty. But its not the whoppers
Im intrigued about: its the daily details
that we exaggerate in order to, say,
tell a good story; those times we keep
an opinion to ourselves so as not to
offend anyone; or when someone
starts talking about a subject that
we know nothing about, and we nod
and laugh loudly anyway.
To highlight just how much these
little lies are woven into my everyday
existence, I set myself the challenge
of telling zero lies for seven days.
And trust me, when youre as keen
for an easy life as I am, the thought
of laying myself completely bare was
incredibly scary. Still, I wanted to see
what, or even if, anything changed.
Heres my diary of truth
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ONE WEEK:
Im gutted when I receive an email from a journalist telling me she was offended by
something I said in my podcast. It was about the terrorist attack in Manchester, and she
feels the way I expressed myself could be misconstrued and encourage Islamophobia.
Normally, Id switch into grovelling mode. Instead, I construct a reply in which I thank
her for her honesty, and explain why I said what I did. She thanks me for my message,
recognising one of my points as valid. The exchange is more confrontational than my
usual tone, but what felt like a risk actually paid off with her response. I go to bed with
a clear conscience, rather than a mind overrun with paranoia (in which I imagine her
building a website called whydollyaldertonisawful.com detailing my worst gaffes).
Of course my honesty mission falls during the snap General Election. After a few drinks
at the pub, my friends boyfriend says something that infuriates me: Theres no point
in voting. Nothing will ever change. You dont believe that. Youre being nihilistic to
be entertaining, I tell him. No, Im not Youve signed too many online petitions and
convinced yourself it makes a difference, he says. It does make a difference, I say
firmly. Im not going to vote, he concludes. OK, I say calmly. Thats fine. But Im not
interested in anything you have to say about the state of the country from next week.
You have no right to comment on it. Its awkward for half an hour, but we hug goodbye.
Weve always had different views we were just being honest this time. And for me, it
felt liberating. (And as for not making a difference dude, lets talk about that result.)
While browsing a quiet shop, Im cornered by a charming sales assistant, clearly
working on commission. Can I help you? he beams. No, thanks, I say. Weve
got some gorgeous new pieces, he continues. Mm-hmm. I feel my face starting
to twitch. He tries again: What about this silver miniskirt? The sales assistant
forces the skirt on me and when I reluctantly try it on, he gushes effusively. Are
you not buying the skirt? he asks, when I leave the shop empty-handed. No, I say
politely, recalling a time when Id have bought it and taken it back at a later date
so as not to hurt his feelings. Instead, I tell him straight: Its not my thing. Im
starting to notice how ludicrous these habitual lies are; how time-consuming
and anxiety-inducing the whole charade is.
My friend turns up late to the cinema and we
miss the first part of the film. Afterwards, over
dinner, I tell her I am annoyed that we missed
the beginning. She apologises and, to my surprise,
thanks me for being honest with her. We swiftly
move on to a different topic and Im relieved to
have cleared the air instead of going home and
ranting about her to my flatmates. Its a moment
of discomfort for the long-term gain of total
trust and truth in our friendship.
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Im being photographed for an article, and when

the stylist gives me a dress in my size (12), its clear
the zip isnt going to do up. Normally, Id start burbling
with embarrassment, muttering excuses about having Clockwise, from left
a roast for breakfast. Ill need a size 14, I say. We Changing-room
dilemmas; hosting
dont have it, she replies. Well, the 12 doesnt fit, podcast The High
so well have to find something else, I respond, Low with Pandora
and realise as I say it that I have nothing to lie about, Sykes; at Isle of
Wight Festival
because I have absolutely nothing to feel ashamed of.

On a night out with my friends, I notice a man moving in my direction on the

dancefloor. Hes hot, a good dancer and I can tell hes interested when he pulls me
towards him with his hand on my waist. Do you have a boyfriend? he shouts in
my ear. He has conveniently asked the question that allows for the default fob-off
I use in response to unwanted advances. But this week, I have to tell the truth, and
the truth is that Ive consciously decided to take a break from men. No, I reply.
Im not dating at the moment. He raises his eyebrow and shouts, Why not? while
he continues bopping. Because I felt addicted to sexual validation and it felt like
it was finally time to find some self-worth on my own, I shout back, to which he
So? Did
responds with a completely terrified smile and shimmies off into the crowd. that suck?
Looking back on the
week, Im surprised at how
equipped people were
at handling my no-holds-
My alarm goes off at 8am. Ive had five hours
barred honesty. And
sleep and drank far too much Whispering Angel
I generally felt more relaxed
ros, which, the morning after, feels more like
Bellowing Demon. But Ive got to drag myself I have nothing in my daily life probably
because I wasnt trying
out of bed to meet my friend Lauren and head
to Isle of Wight Festival. I ponder suggesting
to lie about, to keep track of all the
a later train, pretending I am ill, but in the because half-truths I told. I even
decided to go into the
interest of #NoLies, I give her a heads-up.
I think Im going to die if I dont drink a pint of I have nothing next week with a similar
mission of honesty its
Coke and eat chips immediately, I text on the
Tube to meet her. This can only be the work
to feel more respectful to people
of a hangover, she replies. Ill get you a Burger ashamed of around me, whether that
be an employer or a best
King. Later, when our favourite singers set
friend. Most importantly,
finishes at 11pm and everyone drunkenly
though, its more respectful
Photographs: @dollyalderton/Instagram

stumbles back towards the bar, Lauren turns to

to myself. Youre only as
me and asks, Where shall we go now? I pause, then say, Im tired and cold. I want
sick as your secrets, yes,
to buy two pairs of socks from one of these weird hippie stands. And I want to go to
but this challenge has also
bed. It is, perhaps, the hardest truth Ive had to tell of the week, as I have always felt
taught me that youre only
like I owe everyone a really wild, fun time and have spent a lot of my twenties staying
as free as the truth.
out far later than Ive wanted to in order to please others. I hold my breath for her
response. Me too, mate, she says. Really? I squawk joyfully. I dont want you to
cut your festival experience short but I just wanna get a cup of tea and get into our
tent! So do I! she squawks back. We hug in this shared, beautiful moment of
honesty. I think I love getting old, she says. I think I love telling the truth, I reply.

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Are these the Radio shout-out

I was shopping with my two-year-old daughter and was

WORST LIES
still carrying a bit of baby weight. When I told the shop
assistant I wanted something loose because of my recent
pregnancy, she looked confused. Oh, I had another baby

EVER?
six weeks ago, I blurted out. She started talking to my
daughter about her baby sibling, and before I could stop
myself, I told her that Id given my baby away to my sister.
I still cant believe I said it. She started asking about

Whether its a teeny-tiny porky or my sisters fertility and artificial insemination. I blagged it
and practically ran out of the shop. Im a make-up artist,
a carefully orchestrated tale of total BS, and the next day at work, I told Jo Whiley about my white
lies can often come back to haunt us lie. Cue her telling my story on the radio, and the shop
assistant calling in to say she knew I was lying. T a r a , 3 3
as these fibbers know all too well

The intruder
Busted by Liz Je suis inventor
I pulled a sickie to go shopping on Oxford Street, but the bullshitter To get out of a meeting,

Some names and ages have been changed

Queen Mother had just opened a garden. Cue cameras

By Ali Pantony. Photograph: Ben Rayner.

When I met my boyfriend, I pretended that I had to
everywhere. There I was on the news, next to Liz with my I told him I spoke fluent rush home because Id been
shopping. My boss saw. You look better than you did on the Spanish and French burgled. Fast forward a week,
news last night, he said in the morning. J e a n e , 4 3 (I dont). He got a new and the entire office had
flatmate, Florian who is contributed to a 100 Currys
French and my boyfriend gift card to help replace
Move over, Sussed in the had chosen him so we my stolen TV. I did buy
Usain supermarket could talk. Florian sussed a NutriBullet, so it was
During a terrible job interview, I was invited to a family me straight away, but two kind of worth the guilt.
I said Id ran a marathon, to try wedding but barely knew years on, were keeping up Erin, 22
to impress the interviewer. the couple, so I said I was the ruse. When I come
I couldnt even remember the on holiday. The day before over, hell still say: This is
last time I went for a jog, so, the wedding, I was visiting my the part where we pretend
when he asked my time, I gave girlfriends family in Kent when to chat. What a team
a random number. I Googled it we bumped into the brides player. A l e x , 2 8
later and discovered that Id father in Tesco. Cue a cock-
told him I was the fastest man and-bull story about cancelled
in the world. Turns out, total flights, a few red faces and
fraud wasnt a skill they were the quickest food shop of all
looking for. J o e , 2 7 time. C h r i s t i a n , 2 5
One word:
MORTO

Super-soaker
I accidentally wet myself during the night at a festival.
Our tent was soaked so I blamed it on my boyfriend.
To this day, he and all of our friends think he wet the
bed and still mock him for it. E s t h e r , 2 4

Sexual Death deception

storyteller
A group of us were playing
Never Have I Ever; drinking
when wed done something
crazy. To seem adventurous,
I drank to had a threesome.
It was the talk of the party, and
I thought I was so cool until
we played the same game
a year later, and they called me
out when I forgot to drink for
threesome. Theyve never let
me live it down. A n n i e , 2 7
Too hungover for work, I rolled
out the big guns: Theres been
a death in the family. Id called
in sick so many times, Id
exhausted all other credible
excuses. A few hours later, my
mum called in a total state,
asking who had died. Turns
out, as she was my emergency
contact, the company had
rumbled me and called to offer
their condolences. Karma is
real, people. A l i c e , 2 4
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ometimes its hard to remember how single people
met each other pre-Tinder. Did we go to bars? Just
bang our friends who lingered too long at the house
ILLUSTRATIONS by ALLIE NEWMAN
party? Its amazing how quickly weve adapted to
swiping through thousands of potential partners while
half-watching reruns of Friends. And although Ive never
talked to a woman who didnt have complicated feelings
about dating apps (as a single woman myself, whether I love
or loathe Tinder changes every time I open it), theres been
very little research into the wider effects of mobile dating.
So Glamour surveyed 1,000 women and talked to experts
to find out if apps really have changed how we date. The
answer is yes and more profoundly than we realised
We arent really looking to date, per se
Asking for a little help finding a partner is hardly new where
would Patti Stanger of The Millionaire Matchmaker fame be
if people didnt need expert advice? What Tinder changed
(racking up 1.4 billion swipes a day, more than any other
platform) was that it never actually said it was a dating app.
It killed the stigma of online dating by not being about online
dating, says Steve Dean, founder of Dateworking, a consulting
company for individual online daters and dating sites.
Before Tinder, dating sites specialised in a desired level
of commitment a casual hook-up, an
actual relationship, marriage. But the app
caught on because it made it OK to not
know exactly what you were seeking. The upside of
Tinder says, Do whatever the hell you
want; were just going to show you people
all these options
who are nearby and likely to start talking is that we waste
less time on
to you, says Steve. In that way, it mimics
how people meet in real life. Tinders lack
of endgame fosters a culture in which
a woman can be adventurous in any way
relationships that
she chooses. If you discover through Tinder
that oh, snap! youre actually a unicorn
go nowhere
and want to only have sex with couples (its
a thing all right), you can then go to a more specialised app, a Tinder match: one to talk to the person you matched with
such as Feeld, to meet them. Or if you just want a friend (intimidating) and one to continue swiping (comforting and
(straight up, no dick-pics), BumbleBFF may be for you. And low-commitment). I know which one I choose.
you can always sign up for Coffee Meets Bagel or eHarmony
if youre hoping for a relationship. It can work: more than Working things out? Not a huge priority
30% of women who use apps in our survey said they found While this insane efficiency can get us more dates, some experts
a serious partner on them; 12% married their match. worry that its not making us better daters. Lets put it this way: if
dating is like fishing off the side of a ship, then mobile dating is
We are becoming super-efficient like fishing from a glass-bottomed boat. Since youre now keenly
Of course, the number-one change the apps have brought about aware of how many fish are swimming around at any given time,
is the ability to access millions of single people at warp speed, why wouldnt you (or the person youre dating) try casting for
at any time, wherever we are. Thats how I started going out with more than one? And what do you do when you catch something?
a guy I matched with when my uncles Christmas toast ran on Youre less likely to invest the energy working through problems
too long (admit it, youve swiped under the table, too). The when there are all those other, ahem, fish in the sea.
upside of all these instant options is that we waste less time on
relationships that go nowhere, and were less likely to settle. We Were getting good at being dumped
can set up five dates in a night if we want (though, frankly, that Remember that episode of Sex And The City in which Berger
sounds exhausting), which means were increasing the odds that breaks up with Carrie via a Post-it note? At the time he was
we meet the right person just by playing it like a numbers game. a raging asshole, but in todays dating world that seems
The downside to all that efficiency? It kind of is a numbers downright chivalrous. Now you could have a perfectly good
game. It becomes like an addiction to novelty without date and then the person just disappears, like in The Leftovers.
substance, says Steve. When you get a match with someone, But ironically, experts suggest all that ghosting could actually
it gives you a boost of dopamine, and you think, theres no cost be making us stronger. When youre afraid of spiders and you
to continuing to play. The dating app knows this, and its expose yourself to them, after a while they hold less meaning
exploiting the reward pathways to make sure that were always for you, says therapist Lia Avellino. [Being ghosted] could
coming back. For example, two options show up when you get be building up our resilience and helping us let go more
easily. All those break-ups and blow-offs? Theyre basically
like exposure therapy, but for rejection.
Of course, dating will always be as complicated as
a swipe is simple. But apps have definitely created more
space for women to sprawl out and explore, says Avellino.
And knowing what we want can make us happier when we
do find a partner or partners, if thats what youre into.

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Say hello to the

TINDER-VIEW
Tired of How are you? app chat? Heres what happened when
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Hollie: Hey, Harry. How would your
friends describe you in three words?
Harry: Snappy-dressing stud-mufin. You?
Ho: OK, great, can you talk me through
your work experience?
Ha: Im driven, hard-working and very
rarely steal. I have references if you
need them.
Ho: Can you teach me
something in the next five
minutes?
Ha: I dont know about teaching, but
I know fun facts. A group of frogs is
called an army.
Ho: I see. And whats the biggest risk
youve ever taken?
Ha: Im a big risk-taker, let me think
Ha: Ive jumped out of a plane. Ive
swum in a crocodile-infested river.
You get the gist.
Ha: Im a maverick who plays by no
rules but my own.
Ho: Impressive. How do you
manage stress?
Ha: Depends. Booze, deep breaths
and maybe crushing someone with
my bare hands.
Ho: OK. If you won 1million tomorrow,
what would you do with the money?
Ha: Buy a house and fill it with dogs
or just buy as many burritos as possible.
Ha: Did I pass?
Scott: Hey, Hollie.
Hollie: Hi, Scott, nice to meet you.
Can you talk me through your
work experience?
S: Nice to meet you, too. What would
you like to know? Only asking as Ive
done quite a lot of random stuf, haha!
H: Just a brief outline of anything you
think is relevant.
S: Haha, OK, Ill try. I look after the best
film cameras in the world, so Ive been on
various film shoots all over the place. Ive
worked on a lot of fashion shows for
high-end brands. What exactly do you do?
H: Great, and how would your best friend
describe you in three words?
S: Haha! Can I ask him please?
H: Sure.
S: So my friend said attention to detail.
How does that bode with you?
S: Hey, Hollie, much going on tonight?
S: Hiiii. We gonna talk again?
S: I could be more blunt if youd prefer.
H: Hi, Scott, whats your proudest
achievement?
S: Matching with you .
H: If you were in charge for the day,
what change would you make?
S: Id make you my First Lady,
then Id find out what we know
about life outside Earth.
Rob: Wow, Hollie, you got it
going on, gurrrrl.
Hollie: Hi, Rob, nice to meet you. Can
you teach me something I dont know
in the next five minutes?
R: As in a party trick, or a random fact?
Ill show you a good few party tricks
but it would require meeting you in
person, Hollie.
H: Lets move on. What are your
strongest skills?
R: Negotiation, conversation and
attention to detail.
H: Can you talk me through your
work experience?
R: Really? How come you wanna
know, love?
H: I think thats what were here for.
R: Why else would I be here? Its not like
I thought you were attractive or anything.
H: OK, whats the biggest risk youve
ever taken?
R: Going on Nemesis at Alton Towers.
Survey conducted by US Glamour

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OITS THEIR NUMBER-ONE WAY TO MEET PEOPLE to try something new sexually.
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Am I the last
ROM AN T IC
M I L L E N N I A L ?
Enough with the chilled dating,
guys, L A N E M O O R E wants plans

R
ecently I met a guy. He claimed he was a Hopeless
Romantic, and I immediately melted like icing made
with coconut oil which, if you dont know, is very
melty. Finding a fellow hopeless romantic in this day
and age is like spotting any amount of money on the ground
that isnt coins. You think, Er, what are you doing here? and
How has no one picked you up before I got here? He quizzed
me on the things I like to do and said he would make a plan.
I showed up to our date full of hope until it turned out that
his plan was, Yeah, I couldnt think of anything. You wanna
just walk around in the blizzard outside? Um, no.
Most of the time when I tell men Im a hopeless romantic,
they look at me the same way they do when I say I have allergies:
its not a deal-breaker, but theyd rather it wasnt a thing. And
you know what? So do I! Life would be a lot easier if I didnt
want all that fancy courtship stuf. I swear there were years of
my life when other people felt the way I did. There was Andrew,
who brought me owers and drew cool little cartoons about me.
There was Seth, who took me to this out-of-the-way spot just to
look at the stars and make me feel as if we were inside a very and Dawn have is amazing, but Id prefer to drink beer on this
beautiful medium-tempo pop song. Now, suddenly the best I get futon until he touches my boobs? If so, thats cool. But if youre
is an 11pm text saying, Yo, you wanna come hang at mine? secretly fuming, then hello, grab a seat. Our time is now.
When did dating stop being an elaborately orchestrated Im tired of pretending Im cool with whatevs. I want
dance to win your love and steal your heart? I suspect it was someone to make an actual plan, then pick me up and give me
about the time Netix and chill became a thing, and you know an evening full of adorable surprises because he wants me to
what? Most of us went along with it, because its better to be the know Im special, even if the surprise is just, Oh, this restaurant
ultimate chill girl than someone who gets disappointed all the has twinkly lights! I will happily reciprocate. And we can send
time. Sometimes I feel like the last real romantic, because texts at midday that say cheesy stuf like, Hi, youre gorgeous
whenever I talk about romance, most people stare as if I have and very smart and have a lot of nice jeans. Bye. The point is,
bronchitis they dont want to catch, which is probably why they I want someone my friends will describe as Oh my God, hes
call it catching feelings. Sorry, I am always a carrier of feelings. like a human version of The Notebook instead of the guy who
No one wants to seem like a demanding drama queen who asked you to chill on his roof, and, frankly, is a bit creepy.
needs to have rose petals laid at her feet just to go on one date. A month ago, another guy asked me out; then, on the day, he
Photograph: Michael Hauptman/Trunk Archive

But, as human beings, of course we want romance. To those who
think you dont, I point to all TV, movies and music. You mean
to tell me you can watch the The Ofce and say, Yeah, what Tim
said, Lets just gure something out. That sounded like Maybe
we can have a drink and youll decide if light groping in a back
room is a kind of date. And my romantic self said, Enough.
I told him that we could go out when we had a plan. That
never happened, and it felt not only ne, but good. Meantime,
I treated myself to dinner with fancy chocolate. From now on,
its Tim Canterbury or die, friends. Tim Canterbury or die.

Lane Moore is a writer, musician and comedian @hellolanemoore

 NSFW TALK ,
A N YON E ?
When it comes to sex, no one
is more honest than the
fierce, filthy, feminist duo
C O R I N N E F I S H E R and
K RY S T Y NA H U T C H I N S O N
of hit podcast Guys We F**ked.
Here, the hosts share
some hard-won lessons
(#sorrynotsorry)

C
an you bake someone a cake to
tell them you have chlamydia?;
Is it OK to be turned on by my
dads best friend?; Do I leave the man of
my dreams to chase dick? just an average
inbox if youre Corinne Fisher and Krystyna
Hutchinson, comedians and co-hosts of
Guys We F**ked: The Anti Slut-Shaming
Podcast. Fed up with post-break-up pity
parties, Corinne, 31, launched the podcast
in 2013, deciding to call everyone shed
dated or slept with to ask how she could
be a better partner. We know, bold. She
roped in her pal Krystyna, 29, who added
the anti slut-shaming tagline after a man
Some names have been changed. Photographs: Meredith Jenks/Trunk Archive,

on the street assumed she was a stripper,

not a comedian (nothin wrong with either,
FYI), and to the mics they went.
What began as post-relationship run-
throughs (shared with thousands) quickly
became unadulterated sex stories that have
T he FANTASY that made me
realise it s not all about se x
Dee Guerreros. Hair & make-up: Glenna Franklin

been listened to more than 35 million times.
And no topic is of-limits. So, what can we
learn from the queens of shame-free, been-
there-banged-that sex? Turns out, a whole
(ahem) load. Brace yourselves
Corinne We started recording Guys We F**ked at a studio above
a comedy club that was owned by a tall, smart, sexy goof well
call Ted. I was cant-think-about-anything-except-his-butt level
of attracted to him, but he was in a relationship so I pushed that
crush down into the pit of my stomach and ignored it. Later
that year, at the comedy clubs summer party, I ran into him
a little tipsy and just hours after hed broken up with his girlfriend.
I was going to give him some time (respect is important, guys),
but he looked right into my eyes and told me he fancied me. We
snogged and fondled until 7am. This went on for weeks. We
would meet for drinks at midnight, write intense emails about

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our desires and stare at each other across the room at work.
We never had sex, and we never even tried. To this day, Im
not sure why. Maybe we just didnt want to lose the thrill of it
all. Eventually, he met his new girlfriend and I had to pass the
torch of exchanging sexy stares on to her. But I do know the
sex we never had would fuel every masturbation session from
then on. BRB, I need to take a cold shower
T he THREESOME that taught me not
to be ashamed of what I want
Krystyna Cuckquean is a word I learnt after admitting, on the
podcast, my desire to watch my boyfriend, Stephen, have sex
with another girl. So, we took action. Our first threesome was
comically awkward (Um, are you guys done yet?). Our second
was pretty hot. And our third was juuust right. Corinne and I had
just finished a show when I saw a woman flirting with Stephen.
A day later, the three of us were on a dinner date that turned into
drinks, that turned into Want to check out this weird sex club?,
that turned into a night in our hotel room that I still dream about.
That night, I was adventurous without questioning myself; I put
the What am I doing? doubts aside and just embraced my
cuckquean needs. It showed me that its a waste of energy to
criticise our sexuality. Whether its having an orgy, having sex
in public, or installing a sex dungeon, as long as youre not
harming anyone, who cares? The unexpected cherry on top of
my three-way sundae: it brought Stephen and I closer together.
When two people have a one-night stand, they go on with their
respective lives and process everything solo. Going through
those feelings with someone was strange but exciting.
T he SEX PARTY that
cemented a friendship
Corinne Curiosity kicked the clit a few years back and my friend
Harrison whom Id never even kissed and I attended two sex
parties in one weekend. We got it on in several communal sex
Its a waste of energy to
criticise our sexuality
Corinne (left)
and Krystyna will
touch on any
subject
D AT I N G & R E L AT I O N S H I P S
rooms hidden below New York City, and I even let someones
wife touch me up while her husband watched me give my buddy
a blow-job. Together, Harrison and I learnt that he likes sex parties
more than I do, but we were both proud of ourselves for stepping
out of our comfort zones. These days, we just meet on rooftops to
drink sangria. And nothing is weird. Im so glad that I challenged
myself sexually with a long-term friend instead of a fling, because
laying myself totally bare (metaphorically and physically) made me
trust Harrison completely. Now, theres nothing I cant share with
him. If thats not deep friendship, I dont know what is.
T h e FA M O US E N C O U N T E R t h at s t o p p e d
me caring what other people think
Krystyna In my early twenties, one of my fuck buddies was
a celebrity. Girls at college called me a pathetic star-fucker, and
I convinced myself that I was only attracted to him because of his
status. I felt terrible. Slowly, through the wisdom that comes with
age, I realised something: his fame, and the intrigue that came with
it, was totally part of my attraction to him. No, it wasnt the only
factor he was kind-hearted and talented but it helped. And so
what? Attraction is complex, and we shouldnt have to justify it. So,
screw what other people think. Were worth way more than that.
T he longed-for LUST SESSION that
proved you can t plan great se x
Corinne Usually, I have a strict no musicians rule the ones
Ive met have been narcissistic cheaters. But rules can be broken,
right? I met Howie at a gig, after watching him go nuts on brass,
and the chemistry was fiery AF. Quick-witted, slightly cocky,
a little chubby I was hooked. We stayed in touch while he was
on the road, kissing in cars and having sweaty sex-free sleepovers
whenever he was in town. Finally, after a year of hectic schedules,
we made plans to have sex in a hotel. I was late, he was knackered,
but we did it anyway and the night was more fast fizzle than
mind-blowing bang, with zero passion. We were just going through
the motions. So yep, 12 months of build-up, for nothing. Lesson
learnt: procrastination sucks, seize the moment or not at all.
T he PORN-STAR EX that
b o l s t e r e d my c o n fi d e n c e
Krystyna Two weeks before Stephen and I started dating, he broke
up with a famous porn star named Stoya, who was lusted after by
men WORLDWIDE. I put her on a massive pedestal and felt insecure
in comparison. While I can make fart noises with my arm, Stoya
makes a living from being a BDSM goddess. After four years of
comparing myself with her, I decided to interview her for the
podcast, hoping to finally bulldoze that pedestal. She was kind,
and talked about the social stigma around her job. And thats when
it clicked we girls are constantly scrutinised for our appearance,
and its easy to believe that sex appeal is everything. But comparing
ourselves with anyone only leads to x 10. We deserve better.
Corinne You said it. Two of my worst sexual partners were the
best-looking people Ive ever slept with. With one guy, I was so
entranced by his looks that I blamed the rubbish sex on my nerves.
One hit me up again a few months later, and turns out he was just
selfish in bed it was all about him. Guys often ask us on the
podcast if a small penis is a deal-breaker. Of course its not, but
a lack of skills is, whether youre a guy or a girl. Your face might be
the CV that bags you the job, but youve still gotta show up for work.
F*cked: Being Sexually Explorative And Self-Confident In A World
Thats Screwed by Corinne Fisher and Krystyna Hutchinson is out
October 24 and is available to pre-order now
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COLUMN

Dawn OPorter
Honestly

Were all human

so act like it
PHOTOGRAPH by RETTS WOOD

T
he older I get, the less I can
be bothered with basic
pleasantries. You know, all
those Best wishes, Congrats
and With sympathy greeting-
card responses to life. I really believe if you
cant think of something that shows how
you truly feel, you shouldnt say anything at
all. It might sound mean, but hear me out.
Last week, someone posted on
Facebook that their father had died.
Scrolling through the comments, I found
that around 50 people had written things
like Sorry for your loss on a genuinely
devastating update. I read them all,
wondering how anyone could write that
THERES STILL
TIME TO ENTER!
For one issue only, Im
giving you the chance
to take over my column.
impossible in a professional capacity: with colleagues or clients.
Whats the lesson you live
But no one really likes these formalities, do they? Its as if were life by? How has it shaped
all acting like were on the naughty step. Perhaps its because you? Take us on your
we dont want to be judged for being diferent, or because journey. Submit a column
were afraid to say the wrong thing whatever that is. Im of 600 words max (plus
sure its the latter, so Ive stopped worrying what the right your dos & donts) by
thing to say is, and try to speak from the heart. Its liberating September 8, 2017, to
and feels genuine. My husband, Chris, has always been great glamoureditorialmagazine
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at this. We once met Prince William and Kate Middleton at the
polo and, as I started being bizarrely proper and putting on
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be dificult to think of something to say, I shouldnt have been she laughed, because shes human.
those reactions are pre-made responses It taught me a fine lesson: we are ALL human, so lets stop
empty words that people use when they being afraid to show our thoughts and emotions, whether
cant think of anything else. Surely sending thats making silly jokes at a work event or ofering genuine
something anything personal would support on social media. That way, when we say something,
mean more to the person whos sufering? at least well be saying something real.
But its not just on Facebook these
stock phrases are everywhere. Weddings
are a hotbed of people saying the right
thing: You must be very proud to the
DO
mother of the bride, or Wishing you a life
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nice, but why not ask how theyre feeling? singer Grace
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There is a very
JOIN THE DOTS

grown-up
Shoes 210
sensibility to this
JAC Q U E M US

Aeyd
seasons approach
to the polka dot.
Stick to classic
black and white
Jumper 240 and pair with
J.Won London
monochrome
separates.

KNOW
YOUR KNITWEAR
The Danish love of comfort
(part of what makes up hygge)
is making its way into your
winter wardrobe. Think
deconstructed Aran
jumpers worn with LADYLIKE
louche tailoring. LEATHER
LOEWE

Leather doesnt
have to mean Dress 150
biker. Opt for Topshop
lighter tones
and dare to
go head to toe
PRABAL GURUNG

just ofset
with feminine
accessories.
Shoes 59.99
Mango
Jumper
42 Asos
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MARANT F A S H I O N
ISABEL
MODERN RETRO

Earrings 69
Swarovski
Shoes 32
Next

Top 26
Disco is back in a big Simply Be

River Island
Jeans 45
way. Lam, crystals and
XX

just a dash of party-ready

rhinestones keep this feeling
just the right side of chic.
Dress 109 Warehouse

JOSEPH
NEW
ELLERY

FLORALS
Designers got the

PRABAL GURUNG
memo, and bold
blooms in all their
glory could be seen
Boots 75
everywhere from
River Island Ellery to Joseph.
Dont be afraid
to clash prints, but
keep accessories
minimal to avoid
looking fussy.
PREEN BY THORNTON
BREGAZZI

Top 69
Guess

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F A S H I O N

Blazer 275
Bimba Y Lola OUT OF OFFICE }
The power suit is making
a break from the boardroom.
Its all about heritage fabrics,
pronounced shoulders and
double-breasted jackets.

Watch 79.99
Accurist

PEARLY QUEENS
No longer relegated
to your grandmothers

70 Clarks
wardrobe, todays
pearl accessories feel

Shoes
refreshingly modern.
ELLERY

Ring 45
Shirt 239 Pandora
Sandro

S THE Y C
C KA O
UI M
Q E

BURBERRY
The athleisure trend
Trousers 225 is going nowhere. Look
J.Won London at
Urban Outfitters for pieces with a retro
twist and wear kitten
heels for a more
grown-up aesthetic.

Earrings 240
Cornelia Webb
exclusive to
Net-A-Porter

Dress 35
V by Very
Boots 159 Kin by John Lewis
ROKSANDA
LOUIS VUITTON

RED
ALERT
This isnt a take- Bag 430
it-or-leave-it trend. Elizabeth
Top 419 Only those wearing and James
Marc Cain
head-to-toe red
will earn their
fashion credentials.

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F A S H I O N

SHEAR
GENIUS
Shearling has
come in from
the cold. Stick
to natural colours Coat
SANDER

and pair an 1,910 Maje

oversized jacket
JIL

Skirt 30 Monki
with a silky midi-
dress and over-
the-knee boots. Boots 59
Charles & Keith
Jacket 269

Trousers 155 Laurel

Laurel

Shoes 65 J by
Jasper Conran
at Debenhams
NINA RICCI

THAT 70S SHOW

Forget 70s bohemianism this
revival has a distinctly preppy
vibe. Look to Ali MacGraw
for inspiration and plump for
anything corduroy. Blazer
345 Sandro VINYL FACTORY Coat 119
There is a way to tackle this trend Mango

without veering into dominatrix

territory. Take one piece and team
it with softer separates it feels less
try-hard when you dress it down. Trousers
13 Primark

Blazer
55 Asos

UPDAT E D C LASSIC
A blazer will be the investment
Skirt 179
piece that sees you through Baum und
MARNI

this season (and beyond). Pferdgarten

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F A S H I O N

WESTWORLD Shirt
Embroidered shirts, 135 IKKS

silver-buckle belts
and cowboy boots
fashions having its
day at the rodeo.
HOUSE OF
HOLLAND
Boots 350
RM Williams

Belt 180 Pinko

Earrings
ELLERY

12.99
Lindex
YES TO THE DRESS Dress 99
Finery London
Nab the perfect
throw-on and youll be
sorted, from the ofice
to your best mates
wedding.

Earrings

TIBI
255 Annie
Costello Brown
at Net-A-Porter

XL EARRINGS
Everyone likes a show-of
when it comes to ear
candy. The bigger and
bolder, the better.

ZERO
GRAVITY
Houston, we
ERDEM

have lift-of. Nail

this space age
trend with sleek
metallics. Top tip:
pair with a sporty
Vandevelde, Jason Lloyd-Evans, Indigital. Still lifes: 3Objectives

top to make this

look so 2017. O
By Chloe Bloch and Emma Hargadon. Photographs: Sonny
CHANEL

Boots 225
Bimba Y Lola

Skirt 75
Miss Selfridge
Jumper
215 By
Malene Birger

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F A S H I O N

Joan Crawford
nails long gloves
Study t he classics
in the 1930s

Because some decade-defining

pieces never go out of style
Grace Kelly
with that

1930s
Herms bag

Gloves 540
Michael Kors
GLOVES Collection
A status symbol of the
30s, gloves have been
given a major revamp for
A/W17. Opt for a longer-

1950s
length pair, with a loose fit,
and layer them over the
top of your coat for a look
that is as cool as winter.
BECKHAM
VICTORIA

THE LADY BAG

Grace Kelly made the Herms
lady bag a cultural phenomenon Bag 895
when she used it to shield Aspinal Of
her pregnant belly from the London
Trench
paparazzi in the 50s. As

1960s
coat 115
Armani timeless as ever, this style was
Exchange a fixture in this seasons shows,
receiving a modern twist from
the likes of Gucci and Prada.
THE TRENCH
COAT
Who can forget Audrey Blazer 297
Bimba Y Lola
Hepburns iconic trench
CELINE

coat in Breakfast At Tifanys?

Still very much a wardrobe
staple, the trench has been
given a waxy finish this
season by Cline, while
Maison Margiela has
created one with cut-outs.
Trench coat 80s style icon
165 Comptoir (and suit lover)
Audrey and des Cotonniers
Dress Grace
George work

1980s
Jones
295 trench chic
Rixo
London

21st THE POWER

By Emma Hargadon. Photographs: Getty Images, Indigital,

SUIT

century The working woman

of the 80s was not
Trousers 175 Polo Ralph Lauren

complete without a killer

DRESS power suit and now its
Weve seen a return back in a big way. From
to the longer-line Joseph to Calvin Klein,
Alamy. Still lifes: 3Objectives

dress with a loose- these fashionable co-ords

fitting skirt look make for one of the
to Dior and Louis seasons key looks.
Vuitton to see how
to accessorise it
JOSEPH
DIOR

in a modern way.

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F A S H I O N

Left Sweater
280 Madeleine
Thompson at
Peek Boutique;
trousers with belt
45 River Island

Right Dress 460

Jamie Wei Huang;
trainers 65 Veja
at Selfridges

82
NIKI (left)
T-shirt vintage
Adidas; cords
79 Finery London

GIANE (right)
T-shirt vintage
Adidas; cords
235 Tory Burch

PREP
YOURSEL F
with the awesome 70s-inspired
pieces your wardrobe needs now

PHOTOGRAPHS by THERESA MARX

STYLED by CHLOE BLOCH

000
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F A S H I O N

NIKI Polo shirt 155

Sandro; trousers
225 Marc Cain

GIANE Sweater 210

YearOne-Collective;
trousers 45 Oasis

S T Y L E T I P

Embrace velvet for day by

pairing it with sporty tops

84
NIKI Brown coat
129 Urban Outfitters;
grey T-shirt 85
P Jean; blue jeans
165 Claudie Pierlot

GIANE Brown coat

1,595 Claudie Pierlot;
blue jeans 155
MICHAEL Michael
Kors; white T-shirt
25 Wrangler; ring
250 Pandora
 Sweater 209
Baum Und
Pferdgarten;
cords 159 Oui
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F A S H I O N

Jacket 515 and

trousers 360 both
MM6; roll-neck 26
Next; loafers 55
J by Jasper Conran
for Debenhams
 GIANE Sweater
39 Cos; trousers
419 Racil at
Matches Fashion;
boots 199 Jigsaw

NIKI Sweater 155

Kate Spade New
York; trousers 135
Tommy Jeans; boots
29.99 New Look

S T Y L E T I P

Trust us, checks are having a bit of a moment;

pairing tartan trousers with a classic roll-neck
will instantly update your workwear wardrobe
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F A S H I O N

Sweatshirt 28
Asos; skirt 100
2ndDay; boots
495 Tory Burch

89
 GIANE Orange and
black coat 220
French Connection;
white shirt 69
Finery London; blue
jeans 35.99 Mango;
white trainers 65
Veja at Selfridges;
ring 250 Pandora

NIKI Red and black

jacket 64.99 New
Look; white shirt
165 Marc Cain;
blue jeans 350
Diesel; black and
cream trainers 350
Diesel Black Gold

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F A S H I O N
Coat 79 Miss
Selfridge; T-shirt
36 River Island

Make-up: Michelle
Dacillo at Caren
Hair: Brady Lea at
Stella Creative Artists
Models: Giane Alves at
The Hive Management
and Niki Trefilova
at Storm Models
Fashion assistant:
Julia Harvey

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F A S H I O N

You do the
FASHION MATH
Four style calculations ON THE HIG
= the key looks for autumn HS
T RE E T

+ + = MULBERRYS quirky
highlanders

1 Horse-blanket quilting The Queens closet Mrs Doubtres orals Scarf 195
Liberty London

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Sunglasses 75
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Hat 39
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beauty

PHOTOGRAPH by CAROLINE LEEMING

Gabrielle EDP
79 for 50ml,
112 for 100ml
Chanel; Gabrielle
handbag price on
request Chanel

MAKE MINE
A DOUBLE
By Alessandra Steinherr

She gave us tweed jackets and the LBD so who better for
Chanel to name its new bag and fragrance combo after
than its iconic founder, Gabrielle Bonheur Coco Chanel?
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@beyonce
B E A U T Y

@nicolescherzy

The best
way to get
glowing
skin? Smile!

@lilyjcollins
Marion Cotillard
@sofiavergara
@zendaya

LOOKBOOK

B A R E- FAC ED
@cindycrawford
B EAU T Y
Sometimes less really is more Paris Hilton

Celebrity Name by GREGORY ALLEN

TOP TIPS
Vanessa

Photographs: iStock. Still-lifes:

Stimulating blood flow to the Hudgens
face through facial massage @zoesaldana
allows a fresh supply of

Benot Audureau
oxygen, which encourages
cell regeneration.
Sarah Chapman, facialist
at Sarah Chapman London

Stimulate lymphatic @hollywilloughby

draining using a jade roller.
This decreases puffiness,
@gwynethpaltrow
stagnation and promotes
detoxification in the skin.
Marie Reynolds, facialist
at Marie Reynolds London
Embrace
Going without make-up what makes
allows the skin to absorb you and your
ingredients for a much skin unique,
longer period, which means la Holly and
you get the most out of her beautiful
Celebrity Name
your products. Morag Ross, freckles
UK spokesperson for Suqqu
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t he gla mo u r edit
B E A U T Y

Go make-up-
TOP TIPS
free with your
For beautiful, clear skin, drink
BFF two
plenty of water, eat a healthy
bare faces
diet, be stress-free and happy
are better
smiling is free and the most
than one!
beautiful accessory. Marie

By applying less pigmented

products to the skin, you are
decreasing the likelihood of
any additional pore blockages
Michelle Williams and
@busyphilipps and therefore the occurrence
of blemishes. Sarah

@amandlastenberg Always use sunscreen with

a minimum SPF of 30 (50+ if
@theashleygraham using retinol or acids) dont
forget lips, neck and ears! Morag

@lupitanyongo Make-up-free selfies are an

excellent thing they build
self-confidence rather
than putting the focus on
airbrushed images, which
are totally unrealistic. Marie

@bellahadid

Let your bare face

soak up the sun
like Lupita just Celebrity Name
dont forget to
wear an SPF! @ciara
Skinesis Skin Tone
Perfecting Booster
GET THE LOOK 59 Sarah
Chapman London

Face Protector 50
Jade Facial 40 Suqqu
Roller 43 Yu
Ling Rollers at
Cult Beauty

Active
Protection Lip
Balm With
Brow Gel in
Oural 17 Nars SPF30 6.50 Eos
Cosmetics
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B E A U T Y

#Ask Expert advice from our Beauty Director,

Alessandra Steinherr. This month: light-as-water
skincare, perfect palettes and smudge-proof brows

Heaven on
a palette
Palette Essentielle in
Beige Intense 52 Chanel
is both chic and useful,
combining a cheek/lip tint,
concealer and highlighter.
LIQUID It comes in three variations.
SK
INCARE
Kiss Kiss From Paris
On days when my face looks dull and feels tired, in Romantic Kiss 44
I crave light, fluid textures to bring back some luminous glow Guerlain I love the
inclusion of a lip primer
without overburdening my skin. I reach for:
and three ultra-wearable
lip-contouring hues.
Moisture Surge Hydra Genius Aloe
Hydrating Water 9.99 LOral
Supercharged Paris is an affordable
Concentrate hyaluronic acid and
SOS Roll-On Mask 34 Clinique is aloe vera hydrator
17.50 Kenzoki a refreshing, water- for all skin types.
the roll-on massager like gel that locks in
cools, de-puffs, and long-term moisture.
deposits the lightest
layer of this skin-
boosting mask.
Still lifes: Benot Audureau. Photographs: iStock, @alexsteinherr

+
WICK FIX
I dont just like candles, I LOVE candles,
A LITTLE EXTRA and own a pretty extensive selection
Top Coat
18 Blink Brow Bar Cotswolds Garden 70 Ronny Colbie is the newest
brush over addition to my collection. Apart from the stylish
your pencilled-on packing, the smell is genuinely what youd expect
brows to instantly
render them an English garden in bloom to smell like.
smudge-proof.
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Beaut y fail?
Believe it or not, us too. Our resident experts reveal their biggest
hair/make-up/skin disasters and how they xed them
 S T R E A K Y TA N ?
N O, T H A N K S
Alessandra Steinherr, Beauty Director
I LOVE TO HAVE A SUN-KISSED
GLOW ALL YEAR ROUND. Because
a real tan is not an option (hello, sun
damage!), Ive mastered the art and
application of fake tan. The problem
is, when it comes of, it inevitably
goes patchy there just hasnt been
a product that fades out your tan in
a natural way. That is, until I discovered
Self Tan Eraser [Bondi Sands], which
genuinely lifts of the colour without
streaks, irritation or damage to your
skin. And when I dont have time to
completely remove it and need a quick
fix, Ill reach for Body Blur Instant
HD Skin Finish [Vita Liberata] the
ultimate in perfect coverage,
long-lasting body make-up.
Compiled by Gregory Allen. Still lifes: Benot Audureau
Body Blur Instant HD Skin Finish
29.95 Vita Liberata; Self Tan Eraser
14.99 Bondi Sands
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B E A U T Y
 ROLLERS = THE
N E W A C C E S S O RY
Dominique Temple, Beauty Editor
ADMITTEDLY, AS A BEAUTY EDITOR,
ITS RARE TO HAVE A BEAUTY FAIL
BUT IT DOES HAPPEN. One of my worst
was when I was rushing to get ready to
go to the pub; I curled my own hair with
heated rollers and forgot to take one out
at the back. Embarrassingly, a random
girl at the pub made me aware of my
mistake. I quickly took it out and was left
with an overheated, unruly curl that was
not cool, like my other waves. Thankfully,
I had a clip [Classic Hairclip in Italian
Tortoise J.Crew] and smoothing cream
[No Blow Dry Just Right Cream Redken]
which helped me tame and hide it. It
proved that there was finally a perk of
carrying my oversized bag filled with
beauty fixes it saved the day!
Curved Metal Hair Elastic 14, Classic Hairclip
7 and Oval Barette 16.50 all J.Crew; No Blow
Dry Just Right Cream 17.50 Redken
 WHEN ACIDS
GO WRONG
Gregory Allen, Beauty Assistant
I LOVE AN ACID. They have changed
the tone and texture of my face, so Im
fairly liberal with them. One evening,
I followed a mechanical exfoliation with
a chemical one why not? Ill tell you
why: exfoliation sloughs of dead skin
cells, ridding the face of debris and
bacteria. Exfoliate once, youre glowing.
Exfoliate twice, your skins barrier is
severely compromised. The result?
I burnt of the skin around my cheeks,
leaving my face red-raw. Barrier Repair
[Dermalogica] was able to seal and
heal my wound in just one day; some
SPF protection [UV Essentiel Multi-
Protection Daily Defender SPF50
Chanel] and I was good to go. Do I still
love acids? Lets just say I like them.
UV Essentiel Multi-Protection Daily
Defender SPF50 42 Chanel; Barrier
Repair 40 Dermalogica
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B E A U T Y

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B E A U T Y

Fun in the sun

calls for some
damage control

Back to
(beauty)
school
Summer taken its toll on your body?
New term calls for a regime reboot

T
here is nothing more irresistible
than a sun-kissed glow in summer.
But when autumn rolls around,
how much damage control do we
have to do to our face, hair and body?
BODY
Dont save the TLC for your face the rest
of you needs it, too. The body routine
should be similar to that of the face,
says Sarah Chapman, founder of Skinesis.
Exfoliation improves the appearance
of skin, allowing products to penetrate
more effectively. The body requires
maintenance less often than the delicate
skin of the face, which is more exposed
to the environment, she explains. Anita
Kaushal, co-founder of Mauli Rituals,
agrees: Have regular massages
to promote detoxification, improve
circulation and soothe inflamed skin.
Bathing in healing salts will also reduce
bloating, diminish toxins and replenish
lost minerals. Facialist Marie Reynolds
suggests, Take supplements. The skin
is fed from within, so making sure you
have a healthy gut and youre hydrated
will have an overall effect on the health
of your skin. And get a good nights sleep
there is nothing more restorative.
Restorative Body Cream 105 Sisley;
Lavender And Chamomile Pillow Spray 24
Votary; SleepCycle Clean Skin Pillowcase 26
Skin Laundry; Atlantic Kelp And Magnesium Salt
Anti-Fatigue Exfoliating Body Scrub 18 Ren;
Serenity Pitta Body Oil 44 Mauli Rituals
 SKIN

Coming out of winter, we are often
deficient in vitamin D, which has been
linked to loss of bone density, impaired
immune system, joint pain, lack of energy
and low mood, explains Noella Gabriel,
co-founder of Elemis. By contrast, getting
adequate amounts of vitamin D in summer
has been associated with a reduced risk
of disease while stimulating collagen
and serotonin our happy hormone.
Its about balance. A little of everything
does you good, but being over-exposed
to UV rays is detrimental to the texture
of skin, as it destroys healthy cells, says
Anita. Limit your time in the sun to ten to
15 minutes without sunscreen, allowing
the skin an opportunity to manufacture
vitamin D. After that, apply an SPF50.
What if the damage is done? Applying
SPF is the most important step to counter
the effect it allows enough protection for
skin to begin healing. There is no easy way
to undo the effects of sun damage, but
you can improve it with treatments like
retinoids, antioxidants and peptides, says
Dr Anjali Mahto, consultant dermatologist
at the Cadogan Clinic. Feed the skin,
echoes Marie. Re-nourish with ingredients
that support skins natural function
to repair and restore. Use vitamin-based
products (A, B, C and D), hyaluronic acid,
and hydrate, hydrate, hydrate.
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Vitamin D is so important for hair: it helps

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use a cotton bud on your parting to sunblock
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your scalp everyone forgets! Overexposure

to the sun, salt water, and chlorine can oxidise
colour, which creates brassiness and can
dehydrate the hair. So how do you treat
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THICK VS THIN
Thick hair is best left
to dry naturally and
then smoothed out
The dream blow-dry: does
with a round brush and
it really exist? We think so.
controlled heat, says
Gone are the days of
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hair, product is your best
Thanks to smart new
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styling techniques,
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give your roots volume.
a bespoke blow-out
When styling, create your
according to your
shape one inch from
hairs texture, colour
the roots and leave ends
and length. Hairstylist
straight to create just the
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right amount of texture
King reveals his secret
and bend in your hair.
hair remedies to help
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frizz and defining your shape,
says Larry. Use a difuser on
EUDON CHOI

a low heat and dry the hair

slowly with minimal touching,
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colour. If you go up or down a few shades, the dye will
you can rock a pro blow-dry wherever you are.
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FILM

The
girl
on fire
Amandla
Stenberg?
SO hot right now
By Helen Whitaker. Photograph: Kat Borchart/

G
ot a novel to get to the big screen? Amandla Stenberg
is your woman. After a standout performance as
audience favourite Rue in The Hunger Games, she
shines in this months Everything, Everything. Based on
the book by Nicola Yoon, it follows Maddy, a housebound 18 year
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old with a rare disease that makes her ultra-susceptible to illness.

She longs for a normal adolescence, so when she spies Olly (Nick
Robinson) through the window, she risks her health and her
mothers wrath for first love. Coming up, shell also star in the
adaptation of Angie Thomass best-seller The Hate U Give as Starr,
a young woman whose unarmed best friend is killed by the police.

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Shes atomic
Bringing strong females to the big screen and
assassinating sexists as she goes, Charlize Theron
is deadly AF, says JA N E C R OW T H E R
H
ot on the heels of Wonder
Woman is another dose
of cinematic kick-ass from
a sister doing it for herself.
Smashing faces, windows and cars
(as well as the glass ceiling), here
comes our second action-girl
crush in as many months: Atomic
Blondes super-capable MI6 agent
working in 1989 Berlin, Lorraine
Broughton (Charlize Theron).
But where Diana Prince (Wonder
Woman) is honourable, oozing love
and trust from every pore, Lorraine
has no qualms, no backstory and
from the look of her taking on
multiple attackers armed only with
a killer outfit and a hosepipe no
fear. As brutal and beautiful as
James Bond, Broughton is also as
unapologetically sexual, bedding
men and women without a care.
With her particular set of skills, no
ones going to dare slut-shame her.
Am I your bitch now? she hisses
to a sexist henchman before
dispatching him. Um, hell no.
So who do we thank for this
refreshing take on the smash-em-up
genre and this thoroughly modern
woman in a Bechdel-beating
A N D D O N T M I S S Its girl crushes a-go-go in this months must-see movies
Valerian And The
City Of A Thousand
Planets Cara
Delevingne is kick-
ass Laureline in Luc
Bessons blockbuster.
Left and below Charlize
Theron as MI6 spy
Lorraine Broughton
in Atomic Blonde
blockbuster? Theres the Ripleys,
Sarah Connors, Trinitys and Salts
of this celluloid world who slashed
and burned a path for her. But IRL,
thank Charlize Theron, who liked
British graphic novel The Coldest
City so much she put her money
where her mouth was and spent five
years developing it for the screen.
Ms T knows a thing or two about
creating credible action women.
After all, shes the actress who made
Mad Max: Fury Road, a film named
after the male protagonist, all about
her characters empowerment. Its
little wonder that her interpretation
of a super-spy in a dangerous city as
the Iron Curtain crumbles not only
walks the walk but talks the talk, too.
Directed by ex-stuntman David
Leitch, Atomic Blonde features long,
brutal fight sequences Charlize did
for real. No calling in the stunt
double; the star was sent for two
months of gruelling, five-hour-a-day
Muay Thai and kickboxing training,
so that when it came to filming, she
could keep up with (and beat up)
the stuntmen playing her attackers.
Charlize cracked several teeth
for her trouble (Im on my fourth
American Made
Sarah Wright
stars alongside
Tom Cruise in
an 80s-set true-
story action flick.
root canal, she joked grimly
in a recent interview) but her
dedication means what you
see is, she reckons, 95% her.
But more thrilling than
seeing an immaculately dressed
woman off an assailant with
a patent stiletto is the hope that
this chick might be the female
007 weve long been theorising
about. Globetrotting, sardonic,
deadly and hiding in plain sight
(come on, those boots werent
meant to blend in), Lorraine
says what she wants, screws who
she likes and gets the job done
before reporting in for the next.
The latter is also what
Charlize is hoping for off-screen:
Atomic Blonde is planned as
a franchise, joining Wonder
Woman as a female-led actioner
that can keep up with the boys
at the box office. Well take that
like the real women watching
the films, our superheroines
dont have to conform.
Atomic Blonde is in cinemas
August 11. Jane Crowther is
the editor of Total Film
Rough Night
This hen do from hell
has a hell of a cast
including Scarlett
Johansson, Zo Kravitz
and Kate McKinnon.
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 UP
CLOSE

Suranne
Jones
as the Bafta-winning
actress contends
with a hectic schedule
4.30am My [18-month-old] son has
had chickenpox and hes up, which
means Im up. I put some cream on
him, then my husband takes over
so I can get ready for hot yoga.
5.30am I grab a piece of toast,
throw on my yoga gear and drive
to the class. When Im not filming,
I try to do a class every day. I love it.
8am Time for a well-deserved
cofee I always go for a flat white.
8.30am I stop at the supermarket. pink lipstick, and Im out the door. Pret and have a salad before calling
My husband is working from home, 1.30pm I get in a cab usually I get my husband for a lift. Hes just put
so well all have lunch together. the Tube but Im late.On the way the baby in the bath and cant
9amI shower and then play with I answer emails and call my friend. come, so I wait for rush hour to die
my son. We do some painting and, 2.30pmI arrive at The Groucho down before finishing my journey.
of course, I get covered in all sorts. Club to meet with my team. Im 7.45pmIm homein time to read
12pm My husband and I have promoting the new Doctor Foster, my son a story while my husband
bread and soup, while my son has so were creating schedules. Ive heads out to a meeting.We read
chicken and pasta. He eats around also done a Sky Atlantic show called The Lion Inside, its very sweet.
the vegetables trying to get your Save Me, which comes out early 8.30pm I give my son some hot
child into vegetables is so hard. next year, so we discuss that too. milk and wait until he goes to sleep.
By Sagal Mohammed. Photograph: Tony Briggs/Camera Press

1pm Time to get ready.I plan my
outfits the day before and today
Im wearing black H&M trousers
and an of-the-shoulder top. I put
on some Sarah Chapman tinted
moisturiser, throw on mascara and
When Im not filming, I try
to do a hot yoga class
every day. I love it
4.30pmThe weather is crazy its
showering down with rain! I try to
book an Addison Lee but they dont
have any cars for an hour. I squeeze
into a Tube at Oxford Circus.
5.30pm Its still pouring, so I run to
9pm I go into our spare room,
which Ive turned into an ofice,
and try to find some paperwork
but I cant find it anywhere.
9.30pmI make a sandwich and
a cup of teabefore calling an
old friend for a gossip.
10.30pmI take of my make-up
and exfoliate. My husband and
I usually stay up to watch House
Of Cards, but Im too tired tonight.
Doctor Foster returns to BBC One
for Season Two this autumn

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 TV

Square
eyes alert
If anyone asks, well be
inside, glued to these
Diana And I
Marking the 20th anniversary of Princess
Dianas death, this one-of fictional drama
focuses on the response of the British public,
with a cast including Tamsin Greig and
Tuppence Middleton. The sensitive drama
captures the outpouring of grief in the late
summer of 1997. BBC Two, coming soon

The Defenders Strike

Whats better than one troubled
vigilante-slash-superhero? Four
of them. Bringing together the
protagonists of the previous
Marvel Netflix series, Jessica
Jones (Krysten Ritter), Daredevil
(Charlie Cox), Luke Cage (Mike
Colter) and Iron Fist (Finn Jones)
are The Defenders. Think of
them as a rocknroll version
of The Avengers. They must
take on the Hand, an order of
evil mystical ninjas. The villain
is played by Sigourney Weaver,
so if that doesnt convince you
to get involved, were not sure
what will. Netflix, August 18
Now this will be good: a seven-part
adaptation of JK Rowlings crime
novels (written under pseudonym
Robert Galbraith), which she has also
exec-produced. The Musketeers
Tom Burke stars as private detective
Cormoran Strike who, along with
Top Of The Lake: China Girl Robin Ellacott (Holliday Grainger),
Elisabeth Moss reprises her Golden has a knack for solving cases that
Globe-winning role as cop Robin have eluded the police.
Grifin, who is trying to reconnect BBC One, August 27
with Mary, the daughter she gave
up for adoption. Joining the cast are
Nicole Kidman as Marys adoptive
mother and Gwendoline Christie
as Robins police partner. When the
body of a young woman washes
up on Bondi Beach, a bleak tale
unfolds. BBC Two, showing now

BOOKS

READS TO REMEMBER
Truth, lies and the nature of memory
the months best books are unforgettable
By Hanna Woodside and Helen Whitaker. Photographs: BBC

T
he population is split
between monos (people
who remember yesterday)
and socially superior duos
(who remember the last two days) in
Felicia Yaps mind-bending debut,
Yesterday. Every night, people log
their day in diaries, but when there
is a murder, how do you work out
whos lying when you might not
have recorded your own truth?
Ten-year-old Joan has the
opposite problem in The Reminders
by Val Emmich. She has a condition
that means she can remember
everything that has ever happened
to her. She uses this to help her
parents grieving friend, Gavin, hold
on to memories of his partner. In
return, he helps her write a song.
A story of an unlikely friendship
you can almost hear the soundtrack.
Meanwhile, Cara thinks her
memory is playing tricks when
she spots Americas most famous
murder victim alive at a five-star
resort in Sophie Hannahs slow-
burning thriller Did You See Melody?
Finally, Transparent creator Jill
Soloways Tiny Ladies In Shiny Pants
is an un-PC memoir about growing
up in Chicago as a Jewess and
a hoor [whore] (her words). #nofilter

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T H IS PIC T URE
IS PE R F E C T.
BL A K E L I V E LY IS NOT.
The former Gossip Girl has grown up into something much
more interesting: a real, messy, opinionated woman
by ALEX MORRIS

PHOTOGRAPHS by NATHANIEL G OLDBERG

FA S H I O N E D I T O R J I L L I A N DAV I S O N
 C O V E R S TA R

B
lake Lively is mid-sentence in the dining room of a chic Vancouver
hotel when her hand darts inside her shirt. Why is my bra so lumpy?
she asks, rummaging around. Ah, theres a big fold. Im going to
unfold it. She grins at me. Im gonna look like Im feeling myself up.
Turns out the lumpy bra was for a good cause: Blake had
breast-fed her baby girl, Inez, before she got here. Sitting in her frayed blue
jeans and noshing on ceviche, she looks exactly like the laid-back LA golden
girl we rst came to love in The Sisterhood Of The Traveling Pants and Gossip
Girl. But the decade that has since passed has been transformative for the
actress, who turns 30 this month. She married her Green Lantern co-star
Ryan Reynolds, with whom she now has two daughters Inez, who turns
one in September, and James, two. Professionally, she graduated into more
complex roles, such as a drug-addled single mum in Ben Afecks The Town,
a 1930s divorcee in Woody Allens Caf Society, and a blind woman who sees
her marriage diferently once she regains her sight in All I See Is You, coming
soon. Now shes making her next big career move: producing The Husbands
Secret, an upcoming movie based on a book by Liane Moriarty, the author
of Big Little Lies. Blake will also star in the lm, but as executive producer
shell have more creative control, a bigger nancial stake, and the ability to plan her schedule around
her family. Its a savvy move, and one that could earn her a new kind of cred in an industry where
women are learning the power of telling their own stories.
Blake sounds a decade wiser, too. She talks about sexist stage direction in scripts and how the
Presidential election awakened her, and shes deeply educated on issues of child exploitation.
Blake Lively might still have Serena van der Woodsens glorious hair, but shes developed the kind
of thoughtful feminist attitude that comes only with experience. Bra in check, we discussed it all.

GLAMOUR: How long are you in Vancouver?

BLAKE LIVELY: My husbands shooting Deadpool, and Im here for the full shoot. We dont work
at the same time. Were here as a family, then well pack up, and Ill go do a couple of movies.
G: How does that work, when you have two people with amazing careers? It must require some
careful negotiation.
B: I admire people who nd that what fulls them is their art or their work, but what fulls both me
and my husband is our family. Knowing that, everything else comes second. Weve each given up stuf
we loved in order to not work at the same time. Im fortunate to be in a place now where I get to nd
the material a book or script early and develop it. So I know ahead of time that Im going to be
working on this job at this time. And we can plan around it.
G: What was it about The Husbands Secret that made you say, I want to produce this one?
B: Its a little bit pulpy; that makes it really fun. And there are a bunch of women at the centre
of it strong women, awed women. Any day you employ women, to me, is a good day.
G: Youve said before that you are drawn to characters who are complicated, but not just
complicated because theyre damaged.
B: I think that onscreen, at least in the mainstream, complicated women are black-and-white. Theyre
villains, or theyre heroic. And thats just not real life. We all have a lightness, and we all have darkness,
and we all have plenty of shades in between.
G: Do you agree with Reese Witherspoon that, to achieve parity in the industry, women need to
produce their own stuf?
B: I think it helps a lot. Nobodys going to ght for you as much as you ght for yourself. That said,
I know a lot of great men directors, producers, studio heads looking to tell stories about
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Alexander McQueen;
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Blakes own

women, some because theyre drawn to those stories, some because

theyre husbands or fathers and want to see the women in their life
represented more accurately, and some because they look at the
numbers. They see, Wonder Woman has replaced religion in
America. We should probably invest in female summer movies.
G: You investigated sex trafcking for the documentary A Path
Appears. Youre working with Child Rescue Coalition, which
provides law enforcement with technology to track and prosecute
child predators. You seem drawn to issues of child exploitation.
B: I so appreciate the purity of my own childhood, and the idea
that a child doesnt have the opportunity to be a child is devastating.
With Child Rescue Coalition, I asked a law enforcement agent,
How young are kids in child pornography? He said the youngest
hed seen still had the umbilical cord attached. The Child Rescue
Coalition tracks the trade of 30 to 50 million les of child
pornography every single day.
G: What can we do about it?
B: If everybody would write to their internet service providers and
say, I demand that you start blocking the trade of child pornography
images, then they would do something about it.
G: Whats the message you want your daughters to receive from you?
B: Sarah Silverman does a great bit that Im going to butcher: Stop
telling little girls that they can do anything. They already believe
they can do anything. It opens the door for questions. Were all born
feeling perfect until somebody tells us were not. So theres nothing
I can teach my daughter [James]. She already has all of it. The only
thing I can do is protect what she already feels.
G: And how do you protect that?
B: I have no idea! I do know that I have to watch her and listen to
her and not project any of my own insecurities or struggles on her.
G: When Im reading my son a story, Ill give the mother a job
and shes an astrophysicist even if the book doesnt.

Weve joked B: Im more conscious of language, too: I was reading a script, and
this woman, whos very tough, did something where she took control
of her life. And so shes sitting, gripping the wheel, a look of
that my daughter empowerment on her face. And I thought, Hmm, they dont point
that out about men: Look how empowered he is. Its just innate.
is bossy. But my G: Youd have to point out if he werent empowered.
B: Exactly. But with my husband, Im lucky to have someone who

husband said, is so conscious. My husband was like, Why do I always say he?
And I said, Thats what were taught. So hell pick up, like
I dont want a caterpillar, and instead of saying, Whats his name? hell say,
Whats her name? Or weve joked that my daughter is bossy. But
to use that word again. my husband said, I dont ever want to use that word again. Youve
never heard a man called bossy.
Youve never heard G: That is true.
a man called bossy B: There would never be any negative connotation for a man being
a boss, so to add a negative connotation on a woman being bossy? Its
belittling. And it doesnt encourage them to be a boss. So do I know

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Dress and scarf both

Saint Laurent by
Anthony Vaccarello

how to be the best parent for a daughter? No, I have no idea. All I can
do is share what Im thinking and learn from others.
G: I feel like articles always talk about this perfect life you have: perfect
body, perfect clothes, perfect husband, perfect family, perfect career. How
do you feel when you read that stuf?
B: Its nonsense. It simplies people. Not all men, but a subsection of
men, have a desire to understand and control women. To do that, you
have to paint them into this thing you can wrap your head around. But
women are complex. It also is [a reminder] that what you see in the
media is not real life. The night before an interview, I have complete
anxiety: how is this person going to spin me? So when you read, Oh,
shes got a perfect life or Her life is crumbling they pick narratives
for everyone. And the narratives stick.
G: Well, I think this interview is going well.
B: Oh, thank you! I feel that too. My husband and I are really shy
people who express ourselves best when were acting, when were hiding
as someone else. So the fact that very shy people have to share that shy
person with the world, and are sometimes hurt by it, its very weird
emotionally. Anyway, Champagne problems.
G: Well, lets talk about writing your own narratives. Ryans Tweets about your family are amazing.
[One example: My daughter gets so pumped watching Disney lms. She loves that they all have
singing, dancing and a part when the parents die.]
B: [Laughs] He may as well work for the National Enquirer. When he says my daughter, hes
never, ever talking about her. Everything is a completely made-up scenario. Hell run them by
me sometimes just to make me laugh. But, oh, Im so in love with him when he writes that stuf.
I mean, Im in love with him most of the time, but especially with that.
G: You said most of the time? [Laughs]
B: I said most of the time, because if I say, Im so in love with him all the time, then you get
that eye-rolling, Oh, her life is so great, shes so perfect. So its, like, my defence mechanism.
G: Well, I love my husband all of the time. But I dont feel butteries and rainbows all the time.
B: But you love him all the time. Theres never a time when Im like, I dont really love you. Still,
in a sound bite? It can be eye-roll-y. I have to learn to stop being defensive.
G: How do you guys deal with conicts in your marriage?
B: In other relationships, if something came up, I would call my girlfriends, or my sister, and say,
Hey, this is what he did what should I do? Whereas with him, we were friends for two years before
we were ever dating. And I treat him like my girlfriend. Im like, Hey, this happened. It upset me.
This is how I feel. What do I do? And he does the same for me. He treats me like his best buddy.
G: Speaking of girlfriends, while lming The Sisterhood Of The Traveling Pants, did you imagine
youd be friends with America Ferrera, Amber Tamblyn and Alexis Bledel a decade later?
B: Yes, and Im grateful we are still friends. Theyre three of my very best friends and role models.
Theyre so artistic, and theyre activists. Theyre wives, and most of us are mothers. Theyre
producers, directors and writers. Theyre not limited. Theyre unlimited.
G: Finally do you have any words you live by?
B: This too shall pass. Its a reminder if something is painful, it will pass. But also, if something
is beautiful, knowing that this too shall pass makes you hold on to the moment. Savour it. O

Alex Morris is a contributing editor at New York Magazine and Rolling Stone
 Onscreen, in
the mainstream,
complicated women
are black-and-white.
Theyre villains,
or theyre heroic.
And thats just not real life.
We all have a lightness,
and we all have darkness
 QUICKSILVER
A true silver metal like [right] suits
all skintones, says make-up artist
Rebecca Wordingham. To create the
look opposite, she used Aqua Cream
Waterproof Cream Color in Silver 17
Make Up For Ever and wiggled it all
over the lid with a flat brush. Skim
it across lids and it will naturally
crinkle into this shape. Avoid
liner to keep the look raw just
darken lashes with Little Black
Primer 21 Este Lauder.

Photographs:
Headscarf: xxxxLauren. Earrings: models own
Ralph
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LOU D
Metallics, glitter, neons this season,
beauty favours the brave
by ALESSANDRA STEINHERR
PHOTOGRAPHS by SAM HENDEL

A
zure blue, neon pink, gold, silver
and glitter. On paper, A/W17s beauty
trends sound ber cool, sure, yet
at the same time as intimidating
as hell. But dont be afraid. Not only are these
looks surprisingly wearable, theyre also super
simple and speedy to apply. Compared to
a full-face routine, which can take a minimum
of 20 minutes, these take a mere five to swipe,
dab or paint on. And with that in mind, do let
these statements take centre stage and forgo
foundation, contouring and highlighting. Trust
us, they will pop better against fresh, bare skin,
with maybe just a hint of concealer or tinted
moisturiser to even out your complexion.
Get ready to have some serious F. U. N!

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 BRIGHT LINER
A solitary floating line in an
unexpected azure blue takes
graphic liner from runway stalwart
to pretty daytime look. It couldnt
be simpler: look straight ahead into
a mirror and draw Intense Colour
Long Lasting Eyeliner in Metallic
Turquoise 5.20 Kiko Milano just
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LILAC GLITTER
I didnt want any base here, to keep the look ultra-fresh and carefree, says Rebecca. But if you want
some coverage without a heavy foundation finish, use a cream concealer such as Studio Conceal
And Correct Palette 36 Mac Cosmetics and mix with moisturiser. On eyes, take your finger and
layer Pigment in Pink Pearl 16 under Glitter 3D Lavender 16 both Mac Cosmetics if needed,
use Glitter Primer 8 NYX as a base. Skip mascara, but, for more intensity, add black pencil in the
waterline. On nails: LOxygn Pink Sand 17 Nailberry. (Glitter all over the hands optional.)
 NEON PINK
It certainly takes guts to wear
fuchsia pink anywhere other than
on the lips. But if youre going to go
for it, then really go for it and play
up the colour-blocking by applying
Cream Shadow in Pink 3.50
Stargazer with your fingers,
smearing it over brows and upper
lids in a descending moon shape.
Or just, you know, be inventive
and create your own statement.
 BEAUTY

GLITTER BUG
Glitter lips look fiddly but are actually super simple to create (the tricky part is drinking or eating without ingesting any).
Cover your lips with a sticky clear gloss (try Crystal Lip Gloss 16.50 Bobbi Brown) and dab your chosen glitter on top Mac
Cosmetics and NYX have endless shade options. Here, we matched up the look with the same sparkle all over the top lids.
SLUGGY

GOLD RUSH
While we got carried away
and covered beautiful Zuris
face with gold leaf (try Atlantis
Imitation Gold Leaf from
6.15), IRL we love it worn
on eyelids. Pat Vaseline on lids,
rip bits of sheet of and dab on.
Do wear mascara to make the
gold pop, advises Rebecca.
And be aware that the look will
move and evolve as you open
your eyes, so its really more
of a fun, fleeting party look.

Styled by Alessandra Steinherr

Photographs: xxxx

Assisted by Dominique Temple

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Make-up: Rebecca Wordingham

at Saint Luke Artist Management
Hair: Jenny Kim at MAP
Models: Zuri Tibby and
Cayley King at IMG Models
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 Hey,
its OK
to be
angry AF
Twitter rants, office strops, spats
with strangers A N N A D AV I E S
explores why were so damn full of
fury, and how to harness its power
T
heres an amazing caf on my corner that makes the best
cold brew coffee. Trouble is, I cant go there any more
since I recently blew up at the barista for not having any
cold brew left on tap. Of course you bloody dont,
I snapped before allowing the door to slam behind me. But its
not just the explosions. Its the constant muttering under my
breath on my daily commute or the stomach twist when I see
a smug social media post. What am I angry about? Donald Trump.
Brexit. The friend who forgot to invite me for happy-hour drinks.
The editor who asked for an umpteenth revision of my work.
Myself, for not finishing my to-do list. So, of course, I blow up at
the barista who has nothing to do with any of it. I dont want to
be angry but I am. And while it doesnt feel good, neither does
slapping on a happy face and pretending everything is fine.
 WELLNESS

GENERATION RAGE

I know Im not the only one on edge, though. A quick scroll through
my Twitter feed is enough to show the collective anger floating in
our society. Several reporters labelled 2016 the year of anger
and regardless of where you are on the political spectrum right
now, the simmering rage on social media can easily spill into our 24/7 ANNOYED
everyday lives. I feel like my anger is simmering below the surface,
all the time, says Jen, 30, from London. Im having a good day,
Positive actions, fine. But for me, it never feels like just one
and then I read the headlines and boom, I just feel it all over again.
incident. Its everything and when Im angry, I find myself
Health experts agree that this world anger is evident in their
constantly trying to validate my feelings by adding on a string
practices and its having implications on clients physical health,
of perceived injustices. This is especially easy with social media,
ranging from disrupted sleep, headaches, lowered immune
when you can find anyone, at any time, to agree with your point
system response, and higher risk of serious health issues,
of view. And my anger hopscotches: Ill start feeling angry at
says Dr Gail Saltz, a psychiatrist and author of The Power
a friend for cancelling drinks plans due to work, and find
Of Different. And holding it in isnt any better: as well
myself embroiled in a virtual argument with my online
as amplifying depression and anxiety, research says
mums group about the best playschools for toddlers.
those who hide their anger are more likely to have
Theres comfort in anger, and there can also
heart attacks and shows a direct link between
be comfort in amplifying our emotions, says
suppressed anger and early mortality.

Anger is
Jo Allison, a behavioural analyst for Canvas8,
Thats likely because anger is a complicated
a London behavioural insights consulting
emotion, which can be much tougher to

powerful, and
firm. But research shows anger spreads
manage than, say, happiness. Unlike
faster online than any other emotion.
other emotions, anger stems from
And our brains arent built to handle
we can manifest
a combination of another feeling
the click, click, click of a constant news
and a judgement, adds Dr Dathan
cycle healthily. Think about it: we

that in positive
Paterno, clinical director of Park
encounter more conflicting opinions
Ridge Psychological Services in
in ten minutes than our ancestors did
Chicago. The feeling is almost
always hurt, while the judgement
is almost always injustice. For
actions in years, explains Allison. All those
emotions and opportunities to take
offence at others opinions put our
example, if I accidentally stub
nerves in an incredibly sensitive state.
my toe, Ill feel pain but I wont
Thats what Molly, 26, from Chichester
get angry. But lets say someone
discovered. At first, I was glued to the news because
steps on my foot as hard as
I would always find more points to be angry about.
they can. The exact same hurt
But then I realised it was just pulling my passion away from
will ignite anger. I might tell
what I really loved, like writing. So I made rules to turn off.
them off to rebalance or achieve justice. Without that emotion,
I might never be roused to action; I might settle for being hurt.
Understanding how anger drives us is crucial. So, that
revved-up heart rate and heavy breathing? Courtesy of RETHINKING ANGERS
adrenaline flooding your body, gearing you up for potential
action, explains Dr Paterno. And this heightened physiological
IMAGE PROBLEM
state can actually be a force of good; one study presented at
The British Psychological Society found that anger motivated
While turning off may help, there are still real-life disagreements,
volunteers just as much as sympathy. Another study in 2017
at work or at home, that we have to contend with. And sexism
found that cancer survivors who were angry at their diagnosis
still plays a part in how our anger is perceived. Dr Saltz says that
were more motivated to follow through on health goals, such as
a woman who gets angry even when rightfully so, like defending
committing to an exercise plan. Anger is powerful, and we can
a project thats important to her at work is called irrational
absolutely manifest that power in positive actions, says Dr Saltz.
or unstable far more frequently than a man who pulls a similar
And those who frequently find their blood boiling arent doomed
move. But, Dr Saltz says, stereotypical anger raised voice,
to poor health; in fact, research says people who cope with anger
red face, throwing papers has limited utility for anyone. And
constructively, such as by working to solve the problem that made
managing anger in that moment is a skill anyone can learn.
them angry, have a lower resting blood pressure than those with
Its OK to tell someone youre so angry you cant even talk,
fewer coping skills. Increased creativity and optimism are other
says Amy Morin, a psychotherapist and author of 13 Things
benefits you can reap from angry emotions. The trick, says
Mentally Strong People Dont Do. But its important to take
Dr Saltz, is learning how to separate what we can control, like our
a step back from the anger and ask, How can I be an effective
own actions, from those we cant, like the outcome of an election.
communicator? This takes the focus off your anger and puts
it on a solution. First, its helpful to think of your anger on a scale
of one to ten, and then notice, without judging, the physical
manifestations that occur. So maybe when your anger is at

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a four, you may notice your heart pounding; when its at a seven,
your voice rises; and at a nine, you cry. Whatever it is, being aware
of these symptoms can help you feel calmer.
I tested Morins theory after receiving an email pulling me

3
from a project Id intended to work on. As soon as I saw the
words Budget reasons! So sorry, I felt my heart rate rise, tears
stung my eyes and I marked my anger at a solid eight on the rage
scale. Even though it wasnt her fault, I wanted to lay into her.
But I reminded myself that these symptoms werent putting me
in the best place for a professional chat. I ignored the email and
responded the following morning, citing my disappointment but
asking her to consider me for the future. It worked. I felt better,
didnt burn a bridge, and got another assignment from her two
weeks later. That might sound simple but, as someone whos
always been on the verge of exploding, it was a game changer. M O R E WAY S T O
REIN IN
YO U R R A G E
HOW TO MAKE ANGER
OCREATE A RAGE JOURNAL
WORK FOR YOU Yep, write down everything
youre angry about (shouty
background music optional),
Heres the thing: we cant escape anger. We shouldnt want
suggests spiritual teacher
to. Its a powerful agent of change if embraced positively.
Teal Swan. Its a small step
Instead of seeing anger as a burden, we need to see it as a jolt
in figuring out whats
of adrenaline that can point us in the direction of our passions
bothering you, especially
and highlight areas of our life that need work. So, that fight if you struggle to express
with your partner because they forgot to text that theyll be your anger and usually bottle
home late? Its an opportunity to have a conversation about it up. The idea is to use these
communication patterns that arent working in your relationship. notes for a conversation IRL.
The creeping annoyance you feel in a queue? Use it to practise
acknowledging your anger and your coping skills; two things ONO MINDLESS SCROLLING
researchers have proven are beneficial to your health. The Bus running late? The worst
blow-hard co-worker who cant stop talking politics? A sign thing you can do is read the
to start volunteering on campaigns that matter to you. news or someones #blessed
I tell clients who feel angry that looking back, or at what might posts on Facebook. It feeds
happen, isnt helpful. Doing something to support their own values your anger your mind will
can help everything feel less out of control, says Sarah Allen, look for further reasons to
psychologist and member of The British Psychological Society. And get angry, says Niels Ek,
me? Ive joined a Friday-night letter-writing campaign to politicians a psychologist and
at my local bookshop. I also know I can dial back my anger when co-founder of mindfulness
app Remente. Instead, do
I need to. Reaching a nine on the anger scale isnt an emergency,
something you enjoy (listen
but a response that can be brought down a few notches with some
to a podcast, browse Asos or
(wait for it) deep breathing. Yes, that works. It sends oxygen to the
read a book) as a distraction
brain needed as blood rushes to your head and counting in for
and the rage should fade.
five and out for five gives you something to focus on besides the
emotion. Stopping my anger cycle before it ratchets up to a full-on OFIND A ROLE MODEL
strop is making me calmer and a better communicator. I may still The upside of a busy year?
get annoyed at a friends flakiness, but at least Im recognising the Plenty of women have shown
reason for my anger. And now that Im more likely to express that theyve been able to
Thompson/Trunk Archive, iStock

disappointment rather than let it brew, I plan to head to my local get angry and get shit done.
caf again, apologise, and enjoy my coffee with confidence. Take JK Rowlings Twitter
takedowns of Donald Trump
and French PhD candidate
WHEN TO GET HELP WITH THE BLOW-UPS
Rebecca Amsellem
Theres a lot of shame and guilt surrounding anger, but ignoring
spearheading a national
it can make it worse, says psychologist Jared DeFife. It can alienate walkout in France to protest
others and lead to resentment plus, according to one study, against gender wage
people who dont acknowledge their anger are more likely to turn disparity. Seeing people
Photographs: Michael

to violence. The first step? Accepting anger as a healthy emotion.

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efectively get angry and

But if youre regularly blowing up, or finding it impossible to get how they communicate their
past a situation, seek professional help. Anger management message can inspire ways to
courses (visit angermanage.co.uk) can provide support and coping manifest your emotion into
strategies, as can talking to a counsellor (find one at bacp.co.uk). action, too says Dr Saltz. O

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Could it be
endo?

Stars Daisy Ridley and

PUZZLING
Lena Dunham have
discussed their struggles
with endometriosis,

PERIODS
a disorder in which
tissue that normally
grows inside the uterus
starts to grow outside

explained
it. In the UK, one in ten
women of reproductive
age sufer from it but,
traditionally, Its not
From the time you get your period, youre tracking it. Gynaecologist Dr Katharine White a condition many
knows patients who plan sex, their holidays and even their outfits round their cycles women are aware of,
and then sometimes it changes. Before you freak out, heres what she wants you to know: says gynaecologist
Dr Jamie Renslo.
Thanks to the headlines,
WHY IS MY PERIOD HEAVIER? WHAT IF IT JUST DOESNT STOP? though, more women
Suddenly need to double your usual pads Birth control is usually the culprit. with abnormal bleeding
or tampons? If one period is crazily heavy, Breakthrough bleeding is especially are wondering whether
wait it out, but if a few in a row are, you common with a new method, but it usually endo is the cause. Heavy
may have developed a polyp or fibroids in resolves itself on its own: after two to three periods and spotting
your uterus. This sounds scary, but these months on the Pill, or three to six months are two symptoms,
benign growths are more of a nuisance with an intrauterine device (IUD, also known but a better indicator?
than a danger. Or you may be experiencing as the coil). If the bleeding doesnt improve Your cramps. The
a hormonal imbalance in your thyroid or in that time, talk to your doctor about severity of the pain
pituitary gland also completely treatable. switching methods. And if youve been on is the distinguishing
Your doctor can order blood tests or an the same birth control method for a long factor, says Dr Renslo;
Massachusetts. Additional words: Cheryl Grant. Photographs: Julia Noni/Trunk Archive

ultrasound scan to figure out the cause. time and start spotting, your doctor should endo-associated cramps
Dr White is an assistant professor of obstetrics and gynaecology at Boston University,

know that too the bleeding could be are usually so intense

WHAT IF ITS ERRATIC?
An adults cycle can range anywhere from
21 to 35 days (in the teens, up to 45 days).
Some women never have regular periods,
but if yours are becoming more random
or if youre suddenly skipping two
months (or more) tell your doctor. The
most common cause is polycystic ovarian
syndrome (PCOS), which often occurs in
your twenties. Its a complex condition, so
a doctor will discuss treatments with you.
WHY AM I SPOTTING AFTER SEX?
Any amount of blood after sex can be
scary. If its a relatively rare thing, though,
you dont need to worry. Happening often?
Head in for a check-up. It could be an
infection, such as bacterial vaginosis,
a cervical polyp or a sign of an STI.
caused by an infection or a benign growth. that they interfere with
your quality of life.
AND IF ITS MIA? (Another tell-tale sign
First, take a pregnancy test. But if youre not is dificulty getting
pregnant or on a hormonal birth control* pregnant.) It takes
method and youve gone three months surgery to look for other
or more without a period, its time to be causes of the symptoms
evaluated. (*Occasionally skipping a period and confirm a diagnosis,
is normal sometimes the hormones do so if your doctor
such a good job of thinning out your suspects you have endo,
uterine lining that you dont bleed at all.) they may try to treat it
The most common cause in your twenties first. Various methods
and thirties is PCOS early diagnosis is the of contraception can
best way to manage symptoms. In your suppress the growth
forties, it could be peri-menopause (the of uterine lining, which
transition to menopause). But if you have can help to relieve
an IUD or the contraceptive implant, having symptoms.
your periods stop is common. I tell my
patients: enjoy not having to buy tampons.

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Halkidikis unspoilt
coastline Right The pool
at Eagles Villas Below
a Mount Athos monastery;
natural beauty abounds
GLAMOUR
hotlist
GREECE. This summer, were going of
the beaten Aegean track
But not as
you know it
Greece has long been a go-to destination for
sunseekers, and its popularity shows no signs of
abating. Thats before the hotly anticipated release
of Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again! But beyond
the masses lie plenty of undiscovered treasures
S WA P S O U T H E R N
GREECE
FOR THE NORTH
by Editor-In-Chief Jo Elvin
For a real under-the-radar gem, consider
Halkidiki. Jutting out into the northernmost
part of the Aegean Sea, its heavy
on crystal-clear waters and
stunning mountain views, but
light on the tourist hordes of
the more party-tastic islands.
Our base camp was Eagles
Villas, the recently opened
apartments at the ve-star Eagles
Palace resort on the Athos peninsula. The
two-bedroom villas are incredibly spacious,
with chic, neutral dcor and, as they each
come with their own heated pool, it can be
tempting to just hang out in your room all
day. But theres so much to do outside.
The ancient village of Ouranoupolis is less
than ten minutes away by car. Steeped in history,
it has working monasteries, a Roman grave and
the 14th-century Tower Prosforios. Of course,
there are also more gorgeous beaches and plenty
of sh taverns specialising in the local favourite,
baked mussels smothered in a spicy tomato sauce.
The highlight for me was exploring the little
islands that are a stones throw from the resort.
It was very fancy of us to hire a boat with
a skipper, but denitely worth it. We spent the
day swimming in the breathtaking translucent
waters of Diaporos Island before sailing over to
another, dubbed The Frying Pan by the locals
(best explained by seeing it), and tucking into

Mykonos town
Right The pool at
Kensh Boutique
Hotel & Suites
our picnic of Greek salads and baklava. We
sailed back to the resort in time for cocktail
oclock, and watched the sun set while admiring
views across to Mount Athos. (Enjoy looking at
it from afar because, as the mountain is home
to 20 working monasteries, its a strictly male,
and pretty much monk-only, province.)
The Eagles Palace resort also has several
restaurants our favourite being the
beachfront Armyra with its amazing selection
Photographs: Getty Images, Alamy
of sexed-up traditional Greek mezze dishes, but
the ne-dining at Kamares is fabulous too.
Theres a saltwater pool that features a swim-up
bar (go on, youre on holiday) and a cool,
underground Elemis spa that ofers a huge
menu of relaxing treatments.
Im already planning my return visit.
Left and below A Residential
Pool Villa at Eagles Villas,
Halkidiki Right A shop at
HO
N O W hotel, Sifnos
Apollonia, Sifnos Below right
T R I G H T Kamarot
Photographs: xxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
S WA P T H E M Y K O N O S
PA R T Y C I R C U I T
F O R U B E R - LU X U R I O U S
R E L A X AT I O N
by Digital Picture
Editor Sandra Waibl
Think of Mykonos
and you just think
party, right? Youre missing
a trick. If you want to enjoy the
true beauty of the island and get
of the plane at the end of the
holiday actually feeling restored,
head for the hills. There sits
Kensh Boutique Hotel & Suites.
A secluded hideaway, the
resort is a harmonious mix of
traditional Greek architecture and
contemporary minimalism. Most
rooms have their own pool or
Jacuzzi, with picture-book views
over the bay perfect for enjoying
S WA P T H E O B V I O U S I S L A N D
FOR THE LESSER-KNOWN
by Style Editor Chloe Bloch
this picturesque spot remains free
the islands sherbet sunsets
(preferably with cocktail in hand).
The beach of Ornos, with
its turquoise waters and white
sands, is just a few minutes walk
down the hill from the hotel. But
if you feel like venturing just a bit
further, Mykonos town can be
reached in less than ten minutes
by car. Youll look forward to
retreating back to your haven
come the end of the day.
Looking for a Greek
island escape without the inevitable
beach bunght? Head to Sifnos. With
no airport or direct ferry connections
from the more commercial islands,
from package tourism. In a lush olive
grove near the town of Kastro, youll
nd Kamarot, a boutique hotel with
13 rooms spread over three classic
Cycladic-style buildings, all white
interiors and unparalleled sea views.
Restaurants in Sifnos pride
themselves on using locally sourced
ingredients, and Omega3 is a must
for seafood lovers. Its the perfect
place to while away the hours under
a bougainvillaea-clad terrace.
Those of you wishing to explore
will not be disappointed by the
whitewashed villages of Apollonia
and Artemonas, or the secluded
beaches of Fikiada and Vroulidia.
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because Away has
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with actress and
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Our top pick? This
cactus colourway
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lost luggage, why not
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The iconic London store has revisited some of its classic prints for
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chintz Christelle was introduced in the 90s. Decisions, decisions
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