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EDITOR’S LETTER

Let me be upfront: I can’t remember the last time I set foot inside a gym. Frankly, the very notion of working out, at least in the traditional sense, has never been my cup of tea. (How I resisted this after 20 years in New York, a place where gym is king, is beyond me!) That might seem like an odd confession to make as I introduce British Vogue’s longevity issue, but hear me out. The way we think about our wellbeing has changed radically over the last decade. We now know that feeling good has as much do with our mental health as it does the physical. Which is why phrases such as “beach body” or “bikini ready” and the toxic diet culture they inspire feel so wrong. It was…

EDITOR’S LETTER

Coco Mellors “Once drunk, I didn’t care what people thought of me. I didn’t care about anything at all,” writes Coco Mellors on page 82. When nights of alcohol-fuelled humiliation became habitual, the author knew a change needed to come. In her essay, Notes on Sobriety, she details her journey to stopping drinking in her 20s. “It’s a privilege to tell my story in the pages of Vogue. My greatest hope is that it makes anyone who may be struggling feel a little less alone,” she says. ADAMA JALLOH In a pause from working on two new pieces for the Wallace Collection, to be unveiled in June, artist Flora Yukhnovich invited photographer Adama Jalloh into her London studio. “Flora’s presence was calm and her paintings added to how serene the atmosphere felt, which…

BON CHANCE Sportswear has always been à la mode; here, a look back at athletics-inspired covers from British Vogue’s formative decades. THE VOGUE EDITORS’ GUIDE TO PARIS HOTEL COSTES “After a busy day of shows during Fashion Week, this late-night hangout satisfies the hunger pangs of some of the industry’s most famous faces.” Julia Hobbs, acting European fashion features director THE HEMINGWAY BAR “It’s a cliché, I know, but there’s no better place for a cocktail in Paris than The Hemingway Bar at The Ritz; order one of the house martinis garnished with a fresh stem rose.” Laura Ingham, deputy director, Global Fashion Network TUILERIES GARDEN “After a day spent inspecting haute joaillerie creations during Couture, I’m always drawn to the Tuileries for a refreshing stroll down the Grande Allée.” Milena Lazazzera, luxury editor BEAUTY CAPITAL Air France will be…

JAVIERA DECAP Royal College of Art The clothing Javiera Decap creates is an extension of themselves – quite literally. The 27-year-old designer uses human hair – stitched onto hoods and dyed into skunk stripes – to mimic their own bleached tresses. “I now need to keep this hairstyle,” they say. “It’s a commitment!” The Bergen-born graduate is just one of the few alumni from the Royal College of Art’s humanwear programme – which encourages its students to design beyond gender binaries – and their outsider intellect has revealed itself in roped dresses and nomadic jackets felted in unsettling blends of wool, goat and, yes, human hair. This is a transgressive body of work – but it is also deeply autobiographical: undoing Decap’s isolating experience of growing up as a queer teenager in…

MIND, BODY & SOLE

This season, try switching up the merry-go-round of phone notifications for the marble-swathed Eynsham Baths of Oxfordshire’s Estelle Manor. A serene thermal journey awaits – courtesy of the hotel’s breathwork pool, purifying hammam and body energy-balancing Indian potli massage. And, while it’s imperative that your Slack is silenced, Evernote app uninstalled and Instagram set to Quiet Mode, the spa slippers that complete your immersive wellness escape are worthy of a foot selfie. (Just one quick snap when no one’s looking.) Why not pack The Row’s sumptuously chic take on hotel slippers – note the subtle rose motif. They are, after all, no run-of-the-mill towelling slides. At the label’s pre-fall ’24 show in Paris, cofounders Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen made a convincing case for wearing them out and about with tailored…

MIND, BODY & SOLE

BREAK THE INTERNET

Do we dress the same? I’m certain we both wore opaque scarlet tights this past winter – attracted, perhaps unwittingly, to the magnetic “pop of red” phenomenon that populated our social feeds. Are we – you and I – carrying a similarly supersized brown (rather than black) leather handbag at the moment? Because, tonally speaking, Instagram has veered away from the futuristic all-black Matrix-inspired look that once daubed our timelines in favour of a 1970s umber palette. Lately, while doomscrolling, I wonder if we are consuming identical images of Kate Moss in the early 2000s – pictures that make the case for this summer’s skinny jeans revival. At the time of writing, the search term “are skinny jeans coming back” has spiked to peak popularity, the soon-to-be-ubiquitous wardrobe fixture rising…

BREAK THE INTERNET

Fashion spectators take note: athletic watches are outpacing classically sharp styles this season and the trend shows no sign of waning. Consider the decadent, ready-for-anything pieces by Swiss maker Richard Mille, a top scorer. Margot Robbie has been seen wearing hers on the red carpet, while Pharrell Williams’s RM 17-01 Tourbillon is an everyday staple for the Louis Vuitton men’s creative director. Diamonds fit for the front row, with a Pilates-friendly rubber strap? Try the sparkling diamond-encrusted Hermès Cut or Rolex Cosmograph Daytona: all the more appealing for their preppy pop of caoutchouc. These wrist adornments are the horological equivalent of pairing cocktail tailoring with Havaianas – and we’re here for it. HAIR: ALEXANDER SOLTERMANN. MAKE-UP: DAVID KOPPELAAR. NAILS: DELPHINE AÏSSI. SET DESIGN: ALICE JACOBS. PRODUCTION: THE CURATED. MODEL: AWAR ODHIANG…

Every day, sometimes twice a day, Vivien Solari, 45, swims in beautifully clear and crisp water of around eight to 10 degrees Celsius, depending on the time of year. The image on page 71 was taken on a visit to Loch Linnhe, where the model and cold water swimming enthusiast rubbed shoulders with seals, but more often you’ll find her carving through the waves of the sea on the south coast near the Solent, the strait that separates the Isle of Wight from mainland England, where she has lived for 22 years. Her skin has the kind of glow that looks like she is intravenously fed Hailey Bieber & Erewhon collagen smoothies. She is strong, resilient, confident. She feels revitalised. “To be immersed in something powerful and wild is often…

PASSION PROJECTS

Some years after her death in 1994, in a box with instructions to destroy, leading 20th century publisher and editor Helen Wolff – whose hits included Doctor Zhivago and The Name of the Rose – had her first and only novella, Background for Love (Pushkin Press, out on 6 June), discovered. Set over one intoxicating summer in the 1930s, it follows the heady, romantic travails of an unmarried couple as they wind their way from Berlin to the warm, fragrant landscape of the Cote d’Azur, where they delight in bowls of saffron-soaked bouillabaisse and “silvery mountains of sardines” – as well as each other. Our young, lovestruck narrator is both besotted and resentful of her older, worldlier, less-committed lover, but as she settles in Saint-Tropez she finds a new kind…

PASSION PROJECTS

I like shapeshifting,” says a grinning Ewan Mitchell, who, fresh from playing Saltburn’s eerie, bespeckled mathematician Michael Gavey, is now ready to return as House of the Dragon’s icy blond villain Aemond Targaryen. “He hijacks the show and turns it into a horror film,” the 27-year-old tells me of what to expect from the second season of the outrageously successful Game of Thrones prequel. For the uninitiated: the first ended with Aemond riding a fire-breathing beast that devoured his nephew in a single gulp. “You’re gonna see the repercussions of that – and you’ll see another side to Aemond.” There’s a reason Mitchell has become the show’s bewitching breakout star, subject of countless internet think pieces and fan adoration: “I’ve never seen Thrones,” Mitchell admits. “I avoided it. I wanted to…

COLLECTOR’S EDITION

I can still remember the very first piece I bought when I started collecting: a wrought-iron zigzag candlestick that I picked up at Battersea car boot for three quid. Fourteen years on, I now have a sprawling collection of 70 (and counting) candlesticks and candelabras. There is nothing on this Earth that I find more thrilling than rooting around an antiques market searching for my next piece of treasure. I might convince myself it’s the last thing I will ever buy, but let me tell you, collecting is highly addictive. Luckily, there are worse vices than amassing candlesticks (or ornamental cats, another obsession of mine), and I’m yet to meet a fellow collector that has managed to kick the habit, or ever wanted to for that matter. While I may have…

COLLECTOR’S EDITION

NOTES ON SOBRIETY

By the time I got sober at 26, I had resorted to making all my meals in a single wok. I had, at one time, owned a variety of pots and pans, but I’d burnt through them one by one in various blackouts until only the wok remained. Back then, I didn’t believe in any God, philosophy or creed, but I did have faith in this: if I ate a large bowl of pasta after drinking, I’d be all right. No matter how much I’d drank – which, increasingly, was too much – the grains would “soak up” (I’m using the technical term here) the alcohol, staving off the debilitating hangover that loomed on the horizon of each Saturday morning. Or Tuesday morning. Or Thursday afternoon. There were two problems with…

NOTES ON SOBRIETY

Since its inauguration in August 2019 with a landmark September issue guest edited by the Duchess of Sussex, BMW and British Vogue’s Forces for Change initiative has championed creativity and purpose, reinforcing the importance of inclusivity, progress and positive change for now and in the long run. Over the last five years, Forces for Change has put a spotlight on a huge variety of individuals, organisations and ideas from across arts and culture. For 2024, it is homing in further still on rising stars from the design world. Drawing on BMW and British Vogue’s shared future-facing spirit, this year introduces an important and exciting opportunity for up and coming creative talent. The new initiative will call upon emerging fashion and jewellery designers. Supported by BMW and inspired by the pillars of…

There are things no one tells you about what will happen when you quit being an elite athlete. The first? “That the perfect race will haunt you forever,” writes former swimming champion Rebecca Achieng Ajulu-Bushell in the opening of her memoir, These Heavy Black Bones. “That when it’s over for you it’s over, immediately. Just like that. That you’ll shred your cartilage into nothing after so many years of repetition and wake up in the night years later dripping in sweat with your shins on fire, phantom pains shooting through your hips. That you’ll lose your mind and you won’t realise until it’s truly gone.” Rewind to August 2009: a 15-year-old Rebecca has just become the world number one in the 50m. (“‘Black people don’t swim,’ they said,” she recalls in…

Life was very crowded in late October 2022. I had managed to meet a tight deadline to finalise the catalogue accompanying India in Fashion, an exhibition that I curated celebrating the lure that the country has had on western designers that would go on to open the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre in Mumbai the following year. I was swept up in La Bohème at the Royal Opera House; I relished a second foray to Only an Octave Apart at Wilton’s Music Hall. Memorably, that same week, I was a guest of Kim Jones and Dior on a transporting tour to Sussex – in the shadow of the Bloomsbury set (Charleston, Virginia Woolf’s Monk’s House, the marvellous Berwick church) – and then back to Vogue House for meetings at The World…

ONCE ON THIS ISLAND

Remember, Parks, there is nothing more un-chic than a palm tree. Don’t let me see one in your pictures.” This advice, given in 1966 by American Vogue’s Diana Vreeland, was roundly ignored by photographer Norman Parkinson, as was his custom. By then, Parkinson, at the top of his game for 25 years, had been living with his wife and muse Wenda in the tranquillity of tropical Tobago in a house of their own design built in 1963. Palm trees were inescapable and would feature, despite remonstrations from on high, in pictures taken on the island, Jamaica, the Bahamas, Tahiti and the Seychelles, not least because he would use souvenir tourist postcards as prompts for locations. Many of them, alongside his striking royal portraits and Vogue covers, are published this month in…

ONCE ON THIS ISLAND

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LEADER of the STACK

Most of us are familiar with habit stacking – the practice of adding a new habit with an old one, the theory being that in combining the two it will help you stick to your goals. It seems that there is a similar trend emerging in our approach to working out, in which we’re fitness stacking to build our ideal exercise routines. If, like me, the thought of a 40-minute long HIIT or cardio session convinces you to disregard it before you have even started, then the idea of snacking on shorter exercises one after the other might be for you too. My newly curated formula of 20 minutes of at-home rowing, bolted on with a 10-minute stretch and 10 minutes of mindfulness, has helped me to get back on track…

LEADER of the STACK

Normally when I see facialist Sarah Chapman, I am lying horizontally on a bed, her face hovering over mine. Over the years, through all the treatments, we have talked about everything: kids, dogs, life, love and longevity. Skin longevity, that is – something Chapman has always been particularly passionate about in the 10 or so years I have known her, long before it became the wellness buzzword that it is today. “There is much more discussion around longevity from a health and wellbeing perspective, and the knock-on effect across all areas, including the skin. The terminology, though – skin longevity – is only just breaking through,” she says as we meet to discuss just this very topic. We are also meeting to talk through her latest launch, the Clinic range, which…

Strategic RETREATS

THE LUXURY WELLNESS MEMBERS’ CLUB Surrenne Four floors beneath the busy streets of Knightsbridge, lies Surrenne (above and right), the longevity and wellness members’ club at newly opened The Emory hotel, which is reinventing the premise of the membership model and, in spite of its busy urban location, is as serene as it is scientific. Sign up to be a member and you will have access to wellbeing on tap, including a dedicated doctor (with functional diagnostics ranging from cardiovascular and hormone tests to microbiome mapping), a juice and food menu developed by nutritionist Rosemary Ferguson, a Tracy Anderson workout studio, and a state-of-the-art gym (complete with longevity-specialised trainers) and spa. The devil is in the detail here, with points of note including the lap pool, with an underwater soundsystem that will…

Strategic RETREATS

For stockists, all pages, see Vogue Information. Hair: ALFIE SACKETT. Make-up: CRYSTABEL RILEY. Nails: TRISH LOMAX. Set design: JOSH STOVELL. Production: THE PRODUCTION FACTORY. Digital artwork: GRAIN. Model: KAYAKO HIGUCHI…

FROM this day FORWARD

When I first embarked on my wedding dress search, I knew I wanted to take an eco-minded approach. As British Vogue’s senior sustainability & features editor, I try to practise what I preach, and the reality of getting married in the 2020s is that millions of wedding gowns are purchased every year and the majority of them are worn for one day only. While the array of planet-friendly choices for brides may be on the rise, I still struggled to find “the one” – a dress that I loved, with the sustainability credentials to match, that was, crucially, within my £5,000 budget. Then the pandemic hit. Our wedding date was scheduled for September 2020 and as bridal boutiques across London began to close their doors, I started to panic about whether…

FROM this day FORWARD

I DOS & DON’TS

Laura Hawkins, acting European associate fashion features director I was adamant I’d do my own hair and make-up, but it was only when a bridesmaid rightfully questioned how exactly I’d pin my Christopher Kane veil into my hair that I realised I was on a crash course to the (registry office) altar. Luckily, George Northwood’s team was on hand to help (thank you, British Vogue beauty desk!). Save yourself as much hassle as possible on the big day – including learning how to use foundation primer. Lauren Murdoch-Smith, senior beauty & wellness editor I wish I’d hired a wedding co-ordinator just for the day. I realised that I was the only person who knew all the timings, which meant I couldn’t switch off and just enjoy myself. Delegate and let the day flow…

“Searching for wedding day INSPIRATION? Channel golden-age Hollywood for a dose of timeless GLAMOUR”…

GLEAM WORK Searching for a bag that will complement your gold jewellery? Dolce & Gabbana’s new Sicily clutch offers a modern twist on a classic style and is the ideal companion on a balmy summer evening. SHOOT FOR THE STARS Opened in 2013 and inspired by India’s elite members clubs, London’s Gymkhana was recently awarded two Michelin stars for its classic and contemporary Indian cuisine. Split over two floors, the space holds two separate moods, with the restaurant and bar furnished in rich printed fabrics and the lower-ground floor referencing north Indian architecture. Gymkhanalondon.com “Mix subtle heavy METALS into your ensemble for a luxurious ode to SUMMER”…

Daylight CRAVINGS

BRIGHT SPARKLE Van Cleef & Arpels’s Perlée collection was born in 2008 and its inspiration and techniques go back to the 1920s. Made from precious gold beads in various diameters, the warm colours of this bracelet, alongside the shimmering diamonds and malachite, make this piece a must-have for lovers of high jewellery.…

Daylight CRAVINGS

Run to the SUN. This is the time to step outside and EXPLORE new STYLE realms. Sophie Turner’s ENERGISED tailoring signals a new chapter beginning. Let her JOY lift you too, as we dive into the first days of SUMMER. Come with us as - from Mexico to Mallorca a NEW bohemian MOOD takes flight. Perched on a tiny wooded island that’s humming with African rainforest birds, Gorilla Kingdom is easily one of the main attractions at London Zoo. On this unseasonably mild Tuesday morning in late February, it’s a hive of activity for good reason: the troop of western lowland primates who live here have two adorable newborns in its midst. “Look, there she is, with her little one!” says Sophie Turner pointing towards Effe, the proud mama who’s swinging…

For stockists, all pages, see Vogue Information. Hair: JIMMY PAUL. Make-up: MARY PHILLIPS. Set design: JOSECHU GARRIDO. Production: DENISE SHENTON & JANUARY PRODUCTIONS. Models: KENDALL JENNER, KENDALL LORENZ, TY WARNER, LUIS ALFONSO VILLA. With thanks to ONE&ONLY MANDARINA, Mexico…

Let the Games begin

On International Women’s Day this year, 8 March, Anne Hidalgo, mayor of Paris since 2014, convened a conference at the magnificent 19th-century Hôtel de Ville, under the title: “A Woman = A Man? A Question of Power.” Dressed in a discreetly chic, navy dress with gold buttons, Hidalgo was in her element, addressing an audience of fellow feminists, social justice advocates and socialist politicians. “You are all examples!” she said, welcoming them. “You have been targeted, judged… but you continue the struggle with a force, a humility.” She lamented the state of women’s rights, particularly in Afghanistan and Iran, and railed at insidious sexism closer to home. “Women in power are analysed and décortiquées,” she said, using a verb for peeling shrimp that also means dissected, scrutinised. “Politics is hard…

Let the Games begin

STROKE OF GENIUS

An an otherwise unremarkable day in the spring of 2017, Flora Yukhnovich, a 27-year-old master of fine art student with no distinct technique, no discernible profile and no particular prospects, climbed the Wallace Collection’s grand marble staircase and came down again, an hour or so later, fixed on the aesthetic that would make her the pre-eminent British painter of her generation. There, in among the Gouthière clocks and Jean Ducrollay snuffboxes, she’d come face to face with Jean-Honoré Fragonard’s The Swing, the inescapable French fancy that distils the 18th-century rococo movement’s frivolity and flirtatiousness into a titillating trio of figures: a Marie Antoinette-esque coquette, suspended aloft in billowing blush-silk skirts; her bewigged, cuckolded husband, lurking in the shadows of an Arcadian forest; and her ancien régime paramour, reaching for her…

STROKE OF GENIUS

Internal AFFAIRS

The chamber of an MRI machine is a surreal environment. You’re flat on a slab and fed into a tube. Inside, it’s dark and noisy, intermittent clangs reverberating around your head. I’ve always attributed this chaotic banging to atoms ricocheting, doing quantum stuff, rendering the invisible visible. Bones, organs, blood vessels exposed. Dodgy cell clusters held up to the light for a radiologist’s inspection. MRI is short for “magnetic resonance imaging”, so presumably magnets are involved. I don’t know how. I’m not a scientist. I do know I find MRI an existentially jarring experience. Before the technician loads you into the machine, you are you – an individual with ideas and plans and memories; inside the machine, you are a body. I don’t like MRIs. And yet, on a grey…

Internal AFFAIRS

For stockists, all pages, see Vogue Information. Hair: RUDI LEWIS. Make-up: PETROS PETROHILOS. Production: STUDIO B. Digital artwork: ART POST. Models: ROSALIEKE FUCHS, JILL KORTLEVE…

VOGUE INFORMATION

The merchandise featured editorially has been ordered from the following stores. Some shops may carry a selection only. Prices and availability were checked at the time of going to press, but we cannot guarantee that prices will not change or that specific items will be in stock when the magazine is published. We suggest that before visiting a shop you phone to make sure it has your size. In case of difficulty, contact Vogue’s Merchandise Department (020 7499 9080). Where unspecified, stockists are in London or general enquiry numbers are given. A Alaïa Maison-alaia.com Aminamuaddi.com Anakhouri.com Anemoslosangeles.com Anothertomorrow.co Aureliebidermann.com B Balenciaga.com Bottegaveneta.com Burberry.com C Calzedonia.com Carolinecastigliano.com Casadei.com Chanel.com Chanel Haute Couture Chanel.com Chloe.com Christianlouboutin.com Church-footwear.com D Dior.com Dolcegabbana.com Driesvannoten.com E Emiliawickstead.com F Falke.com Fendi.com Fendi Couture Fendi.com Ferragamo.com Freddy Coomes @freddycoomes G Giorgio Armani Armani.com Givenchy.com Grenson.co.uk Gucci.com H Hermes.com Hunzag.com J Jacquemus.com Jade Robertson jaderobertson.tsoi@gmail.com Javiera Decap @shoo_ai Jean Paul Gaultier Haute Couture by Simone Rocha Jeanpaulgaultier.com Jessiethomasjewellery.com Jilsander.com Jimmychoo.com Joshua Ewusie Ewusie.com K Khaite.com L Loropiana.com Louisvuitton.com Lovro Lukic @illovro M Malonesouliers.com Manoloblahnik.com Marni.com Matt Empringham @mattempringham Melissa Odabash Odabash.com Michaelkors.co.uk Milnewatson.com Missoni.com Miumiu.com Mollygoddard.com N Neous.co.uk P Paristexasbrand.com Polo Ralph Lauren Ralphlauren.co.uk Prada.com Proenzaschouler.com R Rabanne.com Rejinapyo.com Richardmille.com Therow.com S Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello Ysl.com Simonerocha.com Standing-ground.com Stellamccartney.com Sunspel.com T Taya Francis…

Audrey Hepburn once said that ‘to plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.’ As a keen gardener herself, the actress would have been well aware of the imagination, effort and patience that goes into creating a garden from scratch, while knowing that you may never get to see it in its full glory. Shrubs take years to establish, trees take decades, so those who are bold enough to embark on a serious project have the pioneering spirit of visionaries. Perhaps the luckiest people are those who acquire a beautiful garden ready made. Occasionally there are properties that come onto the market festooned with blooms and surrounded by formal gardens and well-stocked borders, with views that have been carefully framed and shaped to their best advantage by the judicious planting of…

Chelsea Barracks has become an established destination, not just for those who live in its elegant townhouses and apartments or dine at The Campaner, which brings a flavour of Barcelona to Belgravia, but also for a discerning contingent who find solace in its masterfully landscaped interpretation of a traditional garden square. A short walk from Sloane Square, the publicly accessible spaces are planted with native species as well as medicinal plants inspired by the nearby Chelsea Physic Garden – all cultivated to glorious abundance in time for the Spring Fair. This appealing event, which is open to all, free of charge, coincides with the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, and returns this year in the same week on an even larger scale, in collaboration with House & Garden. To spend a day…

ISLAND RETREAT There are plenty of exciting plans afoot in the Maldives, as the development of Zamani Islands by Atoll Estates gets underway. With the first phase set to open in 2026, there are currently just 14 properties available to buy off-plan. Fully powered by renewable energy, the beachfront residences range from four to eight bedrooms and will include private pools, private spa and wellness areas, a screening room, personal butler service and a private berth within the Maldives’ inaugural superyacht marina. Zamani Islands will also be home to the first medical spa in the Maldives, as well as world-famous restaurant brands. For more information on the properties, contact residences@atollestates.com. atollestates.com SUN, SEA AND SAND Comporta has long been one of Europe’s most exclusive holiday spots, located an hour south of Lisbon, and attracting…

What would Chaka Khan do?

What’s your beauty routine? I’m not big on skincare or make-up, but I use castor and black seed oil at night. Share your signature scent. My perfume line, Chaka. When you spray it, you’re getting a shot of my life. Name a television show I should watch this weekend. True Detective: Night Country. Kali Reis is my favourite new actress and Jodie Foster is a favourite of all time. Which one piece of clothing would you save in a fire? My combat boots. They zip up the back so I don’t have to deal with the strings and shit. What’s your most treasured piece of jewellery? My gold coin bracelet. The best gift you’ve received? My grandchildren and my great-grandchildren. And the most extravagant purchase you’ve made? This piece of land I’m living on: 70 acres in Georgia. It’s beautiful. I’ve got my…

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