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Ageless Beauty: Sixties supermodel Jan de Villeneuve reveals her secrets, how to age

Founded in London in 2019, Wild's mission is to remove single-use plastics from the bathroom - last year sales hit £26.2 million.

Q When she was 19 she had leukaemia, which took five years to cure. She had been on a performing arts course and had wanted to be a musical theatre singer but that fell by the wayside following her illness.

The faces behind some of the UK's best and brightest in hair and skincare share their beauty tricks and go-to products.

Dining spaces are about striking a balance between being practical enough for daily use and stylish enough for a dinner party atmosphere. But how do you get the balance right?

Aware that the concept of 'feminine' and 'masculine' notes feels increasingly outdated, fragrance innovators have created a new generation of genderless fragrances. Here are five of the best.

From Christie's auction halls to Ebay dealerships, the market for meteors is booming, as auction records keep tumbling. Elon Musk, Steven Spielberg and Nicolas Cage are collectors.

Singer/songwriter Beverley Knight, 50, tells Tom Parker Bowles about her dad's Saturday soup, the greatest shepherd's pie and why tomatoes are off menu.

Tom Parker Bowles is confronted with neither excellence nor its opposite at The Castle Inn in Wiltshire. Instead, he finds food that is middle of the road; workaday, passable and uninspired.

This week, Caroline West-Meads offers advice to a mother who has grown worried about her son on account of his new girlfriend, who is a heavy cocaine user.

It's at this time of year that we bid farewell to the last of our homegrown berries and are greeted with the start of apple season. These apple tarts look restaurant-worthy but are a doddle to make.

This week, everyone's talking about one-downmanship a term coined by Martin Amis to describe competitive gloom.

For fashion stylist Arabella Greenhill, the midi skirt is a timeless classic. And there's a vast selection this season. From classic and simple to bold and bright, in an array of cuts, the midi is having a moment.

You Magazine speaks to Rod Stewart, from London, about the desire to perform inebriated, the pleasure of Guinness and the perils of too much whisky.

To squeeze the most of the summer out, try your hand at these tasty recipes from the Great British Bake Off's Chetna Makan - which pack more heat than the current British weather does.

The term 'almond mum' refers to a legendary clip from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, 2013. In it, supermodel Gigi Hadid complains to her mother that she feels weak from eating... 'half an almond'.

Noble Rot, or Botrytis cinerea, is a benevolent fungus that attacks grapes, causing them to shrivel, intensifying their sweetness while adding complexity and depth to the resulting wines.

Selina Mills, aged 52, only has 15 per cent of her sight left. This month, she's publishing her first book: Life Unseen, a funny - but not flippant - work that is part memoir and part a history of blindness.

Want more Barbie in your life? You can now buy Barbie the Movie x Impala in-line skates (£162.99), Barbie x Superga pink trainers (£95), a Barbie x Tangle Teezer Brush (£14)...

This is a classic - and absolutely delicious - summer dessert that can be cooked in the oven or the dying embers of a barbecue.

SOPHIE HINES: It all starts with a trip to the bakery. Or rather, the boulangerie, because I'm in Paris, sweating profusely in the early morning sunshine as I try to order breakfast.

Fashion director Sophie Dearden gives three women stuck in a workwear rut an update that means business. Wendy Wason, Natalie Lovett, and Deena Ataie try out new workwear style.

UK fashion expert Joanne Hegarty shares what she'll be wearing this summer, from a pale blue trouser suit for Wimbledon to easy-to-wear dresses from high-street favourite Zara on holiday.

There's no such thing as 'good' glitter - and as Barry M concedes, its cellulose-based range does contain a small amount of microplastic that doesn't biodegrade.

The recipe I've shared here uses an Asian style chilli garlic sauce, one of my favourites as it is a quick and easy way to add heaps of flavour to stir-fries.

I love eating courgettes at this time of year, but they can be tricky to cook. They've got a high water content, so when you want them to go golden and caramelised, they can just end up pale and mushy.

This week, Anna Pursglove dives deep into 'bardcore' - the musical, stylish and literary trend which sees the Middle Ages reimagined for the modern lens.

This week Anna Pursglove takes a look at 'house hushing'. This is thought to be the new way 'to clutter your life and radically improve your wellbeing.'

Designer Savannah Miller studied fashion at the London art school Central Saint Martins. She speaks about her experience of working for Alexander McQueen in her early twenties.

Enjoy recipes taken from Nadiya Hussain's new book, Nadiya's Simple Spices, including a crispy leek biryani and spicy salmon and onions. Be sure to save room for the condensed milk cookies!

By his mid-40s, David Aaronovitch had no close male friends. But then everything changed. Twenty-five years ago, a chance meeting in a cafe led to a new friendship that has transformed his life.

Astrologer Sally Brompton warns Librans that no matter how carefully they marshal their thoughts, their words won't come out as intended. In which case it might be wise to say nothing.

Alasdair Gill, who has more than 50 tattoos, says a mother's disapproval starts to abate around tattoo six. But could an 'I heart Mum' birthday tattoo do away with the disapproval altogether?

When asked by drag star RuPaul to decorate his dream home in Beverly Hills, interior designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard knew he'd have to pull out all the stops. His theme? Old-school glamour.

Interiors editor Nicole Gray picked out a tin of matt emulsion in East for Trees from UK sustainable brand Coat. She shares its eco credentials and provides an overall rating to help you make up your mind.

While Michael Caine became our greatest living British movie star, John Standing trod the boards and devoted his life to the stage. Now, in the twilight of their careers, the pair are reunited in a new film.

You Magazine reveals what they wear on the front row of London Fashion Week. It's warm, comfy and practical - they explain why they combine showstopping with sensible.

Simon Mills tells men not to try to replicate Michelin-starred food at home. Do a shepherd's pie, a wild-mushroom lasagne or a spicy Moroccan carrot salad. But do it really well. And do the washing up!

Actress Joan Collins, 90, from London, speaks to Liz Jones whilst she is on holiday at her villa in St Tropez, ahead of her new UK tour.

Three American designers - Krista Perry, based in Massachusetts, together with Jay Baron and Larissa Martinez, in California - have brought the case...

This week, Anna Pursglove looks into 'vintage sex', starting with My Mum, Your Dad, Davina McCall's new dating show for 'mid-lifers'. McCall invites people's grown-up kids to watch their parents getting it on.

From their atelier in Paris, near the home they share with their son and daughter aged 12 and 14 and two dogs... Anna and Frederik are unfashionably modest about the company's financial turnaround.

Now the designer is the subject of the V&A;'s latest blockbuster exhibition, Gabrielle Chanel. Fashion Manifesto, the first major British retrospective on her.

YOU Magazine's Joanne Hegarty has newfound love for Marks & Spencer after the release of a collection by new head of womenswear Maddy Evans.

Philo's childhood was spent in the Northwest London suburb of Harrow on the Hill with her graphic designer mother Mary and surveyor father Richard.

Fashion designer Clare Waight Keller of Chloé and Givenchy fame has collaborated with high-street powerhouse Uniqlo to create the ultimate core collection, Uniqlo:C, which launched on Friday.

This week, Anna Pursglove looks into the Roman Empire, which, according to TikTok, many men think about at least once a week. With Gladiator 2 coming out soon, that'll surely go up.

The TV presenter, 46, tells Samuel Fishwick about boozing with Beyoncé, how Bollinger made his day and why he'd like to share a glass with Jesus.

This week, UK writer and columnist Liz Jones opens up about how important dogs are in her life - and how often they've acted as a support system for her.

Now lashes are in the spotlight because new treatments mean we can improve on our god-given lot and still look natural. Which is good news because as we age lashes get sparser. Oh joy.

Cobalt has since trickled down into interiors, with several new launches featuring the colour.

As the weather across the UK cools down, YOU Magazine shares how you can nail chic autumn looks for the colder seasons.

Restaurant critic Tom Parker Bowles takes refuge from the Balearic heat at Ibiza's coolest new beachfront restaurant. And wine expert Charlotte Kristensen reveals a list of Picpoul pleasers.

'Jude Law's moustache is doing things to people,' announced GQ when the actor unveiled his. Ewan McGregor is be-tached, as are Pedro Pascal and Danny Dyer.

E L JAMES: I like to crack open a bottle of rosé champagne when I finish a book. Either Ruinart Rosé, Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Rosé or Bollinger La Grande Année Rosé - whatever we have cold.

Coralie Bickford- Smith's illustrations are popular. So popular, in fact, that people have them as tattoos. Someone has a fox she drew on their chest.

Sitting on a rainy afternoon with a crisp glass of chablis in the bar of The Shelbourne hotel in Dublin, I waited for a colleague I hadn't seen for 16 years.

Unless you live under a rock, you'll be aware of the Barbie effect dominating fashion, with designers such as Valentino dedicating much of their latest collections to the vibrant shade. 

On 23 July 2013, the day after his birth, Prince George made his first public appearance on the steps of the Lindo Wing at St Mary's Hospital in London.

Since the 1930s, the moorings off Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, have provided an idyllic setting for creative people who preferred life on the bohemian side.

In Bayswater, London, Tom finds an unassuming little Malaysian restaurant that's big on quality.

This week, UK astrologer Sally Brompton advises Virgos not to feel threatened by people or situations you have not encountered before.

With a new book out, TV fashionista TRINNY WOODALL talks candidly to Susannah Butler about her break up, raising a daughter and what it's like running a cosmetics empire!

WILLIAM HENRY SEARLE: Now we live in a remote valley in North Cornwall and Eli will be five next month... I could never have imagined that we would make it this far.

Fashion stylist Stephanie Sofokleous looks at different glasses. She puts them into four style sections: Warm, metal, geometric and bright, so there is a style to suit everyone.

TV star Sarah Beeny, from reading, speaks to You Magazine about the mansion she built for her family in Somerset and what it's like to live in a house full of men.

When Adam Cox was in his 20s he travelled around Bolivia with a silver flute. The Shropshire native had other things with him too, but the flute was important. 

As 22-year-old Alex South inched through security to enter HMP Whitemoor, a high-security men's prison in Cambridgeshire, she felt petrified, and completely out of her depth.

Although communal baths in columned courtyards have gone the way of the Holy Roman Empire, bijou copper tubs for one - ideally with meadow views - are very much in.

Highclere has just 5,000 acres of land, a modest pile by comparison with Blenheim or Balmoral, but finances are a constant worry. It needs to make about a million pounds a year just to stay standing.

This week, everyone's talking about hot chefs - including Carmy, played by Jeremy Alen White in The Bear and his British co-star Will Poulter. Both are shown sporting tattoos and fashionable T-shirts.

YOU Magazine highlights the stylish faces and ensembles gracing the streets of Paris this summer.

After a flood two days before Christmas in 2020, Simon Mills set about renovating his 17th-century cottage in west Oxfordshire. Now, he and girlfriend Annabel are tackling the interior design.

We often save new tailoring trends for smarter occasions. However, this summer's fresh, modern trouser suits are relaxed and versatile, rivalling floral dresses as the casual go-to.

'Guinea pigs, a parrot and, oh, a snake would be ideal.' This represented a first for me in terms of requests for a private tasting menu.

When Cathy, a lecturer from the Midlands, walked into her son's room and saw the way he dropped his phone, she knew instinctively that something was seriously wrong.

Becky Hunter was meant to be returning home from Benguerra Island off the coast of Mozambique when the pandemic meant she became stranded in April 2020.

The moment Jenny Jackson typed 'the end', she knew that she had a hit on her hands.

When the Queen died last September, the queue to see her lying in state at Westminster Abbey extended through London. Now, Alexandra Heminsley shares the stories of the queuers and their waits.

JOANNE HEGARTY: I am looking forward to the new season because there is a plain-speaking chic about autumn's most wearable looks that, at first glance, appears formulaic.

Between 1600 and 1800, the hand-painted or block-printed calico was brought to Europe by Dutch and Portuguese merchants.

From the wear-anywhere John Lewis dress to the £59.99 New Look shearling, fashion stylist Stephanie Sofokleous picks the autumn pieces your wardrobe will love. All at prices you'll adore!

The only problem with Taverna Spiros, a small restaurant on the tiny Greek island of Antipaxos, is the requirement of a boat to reach it

UK style expert Stephanie Sofokleous shares how you can amp up your look with fancy feathers, model-worthy mesh, stunning sequins and riveting ruching.

Food and family have been central to actor Stanley Tucci's  life from the start. In 2017, Tucci was diagnosed with tongue cancer and nearly lost his taste.

Why are so many streets in Italy called Senso Unico?' my father asked, looking at the sign before turning right. A motorist coming towards us flashed his lights and honked his horn.

HATTIE CRISELL: The great thing about enduring love is that even after you've settled into a stable, predictable relationship, the one you adore can always surprise you.

Katie Zelem, Manchester United Women's captain and member of the Lionesses World Cup squad is a rising star of a rising sport.

In her lifetime Sand, one of the most famous writers in Europe, was prolific, publishing upwards of 50 novels as well as works of nonfiction, drama and journalism.

According to market research, the global protein powder market is expected to grow to £33 billion by 2028.

The Anstey factory was founded in the early 20th century, moving to the Loughborough HQ in 2000, and uses a funny combination of old-fashioned and high-tech methods.

YOU Magazine highlights the stylish faces and ensembles gracing the streets of Paris this summer.

UK writer Rosamund Dean underwent eight months of radiotherapy and further chemotherapy after surgery. When it was all over, she expected to feel euphoric, but didn't. Now, she's worked out why.

JOANNE HEGARTY: Over the coronation weekend I was lucky enough to be invited to a reception at Windsor Castle... The highlight was undoubtedly a surreal conversation with Princess Anne.

It's been hard to ignore the news about ultra-processed foods (UPFs). While a lot of what we eat goes through some processing it does not necessarily alter the nutritional value. 

The actress, 36, tells Charlotte Vossen about her teenage Breezer years, fizz on top of a mountain and coffee culture in Belfast, her hometown.

Oliver and former model Jools have known each other since they were both 17, long before he was spotted by a TV crew while working as a sous-chef at West London's River Cafe...

The veteran marriage counsellor, who boasts A-list disciples from Bruce Springsteen to Gwyneth Paltrow, has spent 25 years pulling Hollywood marriages back from the brink.

Patrick Grant, 51, grew up in Edinburgh and studied materials science at Leeds University. He describes the BBC's The Great British Sewing Bee as 'like Disney World for sewing fans'.

The business was set up in 1866 by shoemaker William Green who, alongside his mother, began designing footwear out of a tiny loft in Rushden, Northamptonshire.

There are brochure-pretty, well-groomed little Greek islands, and then there's mighty Crete, which could be its own country: mountainous, remote, widely untamed by tourism and fiery of spirit.

Like a souped-up beans on toast, this is quick, simple comfort food that's perfect for evenings when you don't feel like cooking.

Oh, we do love to be beside the seaside, preferably with a vast platter of seafood and a glass of something white and cool. 

YOU Magazine have put together some outfits including floaty cuts and peekaboo details, perfect for summer. From a black Oh Polly dress to a silky beige skirt from Ghost, there's a style to suit you.

UK writer Stacey Heale speaks about how she didn't just lose her husband and the father of her two young children, but many fragments of herself, including her connection to sexuality.

The top TV chef, 47, tells Tom Parker Bowles about unlikely delicacies, family feasts on her Pacific home island and making it in a male-dominated career.

Pitta bread is warmed on the grill, before being stuffed with shavings of herby chicken (along with crunchy slivers of skin), red cabbage and shredded lettuce, then anointed with a squirt of lemon juice...

Big clients expect you to go that extra mile to meet their specific needs. Our anonymous insider shares his stories - from crashing a Ferrari to being flown out to the Amalfi Coast in Italy.

Founded in 2018 by friends Carl Tomkinson and Olivia Watson, Helm London is a vegan brand selling handmade soy wax candles made from ethically sourced ingredients.

According to a report published last summer by Ideal Home, Brits are spending £1.9 billion a year on candles. But, as prices continue to soar, Anna Pursglove explains why she's not a fan.

Influential artist Frida Kahlo meets power fashion house Dior's latest cruise presentation - the perfect storm. But why did Chiuri pick Mexican-born Kahlo, who died nearly 70 years ago?

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