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From the editor

It can feel strange having this page all to myself when so many other people work so hard at putting this magazine together. And never has that felt truer than now. Because as we wrapped up planning this issue, I floated off on cloud nine to get married and sun it up on the two-week honeymoon of my dreams. And dreamy it was. Until I was hit by one truly horrendous bout of pneumonia. We landed back in the UK and, as time rolled on, I bounced from GP appointments to nights in A&E, constantly (but very naively) thinking I was mere days away from a miraculous return to full health. Yet, during those seven long weeks away, one thing I didn’t have to worry about was Cosmopolitan still going to…

From the editor

Hello, summer of live music

Taylor Swift The Eras Tour begins in the UK and Ireland on 7 June After months of watching The Eras Tour via TikTok, fans can take the journey through *Every. Single. Album* as TayTay finally touches down on UK soil. Time to get sparkled up and turn to p16 to find out which Era you’re in. (Reputation? Us? We’re saying nothing.) Troye Sivan Something To Give Each Other tour begins in the UK and Ireland on 22 June Troye Sivan stans, assemble. All those hours spent learning the Got Me Started and Rush choreography in your bedroom are about to be put to good use, as the singer hits up venues across the country. We can feel the euphoria already. Nicki Minaj Pink Friday 2 World Tour begins in the UK and Ireland on 25 May Nicki Minaj…

Hello, summer of live music

A fetch oral history of the original Mean Girls

The year is 2004 and your mum has just dropped you at the cinema to watch Mean Girls. In exactly 93 minutes’ time, you and your BFFs will be asking each other, ‘Is there… alcohol in this?’ and committing to wearing pink-only outfits every Wednesday for the foreseeable future. Thanks to its relatable portrayal of secondary school politics, teenage cliques and laugh-out-loud one-liners, the film quickly became a mainstay in the female experience. Set in North Shore High, Mean Girls tells the story of a school dominated by ‘The Plastics’ (a girl group led by kingpin Regina George, aka Rachel McAdams), whose reign is threatened when transfer student Cady Heron (Lindsay Lohan) is invited into the inner circle. In the 20 years since its release, no other film has captured a generation…

A fetch oral history of the original Mean Girls

Which Taylor Swift era are you in?

1. Where are you most likely to be found on a Saturday night? a Underneath a disco ball, dancing the night away b Snuggled up eating a home-cooked meal with my partner c Thinking of smart ways I can show my ex I’ve moved on d Somewhere I probably shouldn’t be (the less said, the better) 2. What’s your favourite season? a Winter, because it’s the social season b Autumn, for cosy vibes c Spring, for new beginnings d Summer, with its warm, carefree days 3. Where’s your dream holiday destination? a Mykonos or Marbella, because I like to party hard b A serene staycation in a sleepy village c Anywhere far away from here d New York, of course 4. How do you deal with your problems? a Um, I don’t. It’s me, hi, I’m the problem, it’s me b Hide away under my duvet c Journal…

Which Taylor Swift era are you in?

PSA: your favourite author is back

The Midnight Feast by Lucy Foley Out 6 June The opening of a controversial wellness resort on the Dorset coast doesn’t go to plan when secrets start to emerge and a body is found. Told in non-chronological order, it follows the same formula as The Guest List. But this story feels elevated beyond Foley’s previous work. Alexandria Dale, fashion writer Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors Out 23 May A year on from the death of their beloved Nicky, the three remaining Blue sisters return to New York to sort her belongings. It’s a simple yet absorbing plot and Mellors’ voice feels more confident than in Cleopatra And Frankenstein. Lydia Venn, senior entertainment and lifestyle writer Lies And Weddings by Kevin Kwan Out 20 June Rufus is an aristocrat whose family are secretly drowning in debt. He has a choice –…

PSA: your favourite author is back

Hands up if you’ve been forgetting to apply SPF to these areas

Fortunately public knowledge about the importance of SPF seems at an all-time high, and so it should be. We’ve never been so clued-up when it comes to the health risks of sun damage, and how to protect ourselves from skin cancers and melanoma. But what about areas that, despite our best efforts, we don’t always pay enough attention to? We asked sun damage expert Kimberley Medd, clinical lead at Face the Future – who sees the results of long-term neglected areas every day in her clinic – to bring you this comprehensive checklist of all the areas we might accidentally be missing… Ears Positioned to get a lot of sun exposure, but one of the most frequently missed body parts, ears are a common risk area for skin cancer. Always spread your…

Hands up if you’ve been forgetting to apply SPF to these areas

What’s in the [h]air for summer?

1 LATTÉ BRUNETTE Multidimensional shades of rich blonde and brunette are in and, as a result, we’re going to see more people dyeing their hair darker this season,’ says celebrity hairstylist Mitchell Ramazon. The hybrid look fuses the best of both worlds, resulting in a blended latté colour. Pro tip: Opt for a demipermanent hair dye when going darker – it’s a good rule of thumb for upkeep and creating a natural diffusion of colour once your roots grow out. Pro tip: A small-tooth comb is going to be your BFF for teasing extra height and volume into the hair. 2 VINTAGE GLAM BOUFFANTS 2023 saw a rise in the sleek ballerina bun, but this season is all about undone 1960s glam, Ramazon predicts. Think: big bouffants, romantic soft curls and tousled half-up, half-down dos.…

What’s in the [h]air for summer?

What the AC-tual F is air-con doing to our skin and hair?

Have you noticed changes to your skin and hair this summer, and can’t figure out what’s happening? There might be a surprising culprit: air-conditioning. A recent study* has found that here in the UK we have the fastest-growing demand for cooling systems in the world. We’re an unlikely frontrunner, given our climate, but here we are. If you’ve ever woken up in an air-conditioned hotel room, feeling dried out from nostril to lung, it’s not hard to imagine how the cold air could be leaving more than our airways parched. And extreme temperature changes can also take a pretty big toll on skin and hair. We’re used to spending winter switching from hot to cold, as we step out from central-heating-filled houses into the cold air, but now we’re facing the…

What the AC-tual F is air-con doing to our skin and hair?

1. NARS AFTERGLOW LIQUID BLUSH, £33 The Nars Orgasm shade in liquid form? I couldn’t get it on my face fast enough. Unlike the OG, this has a more subtle sparkle, as well as hyaluronate (a sister to hyaluronic acid) and collagen, which not only makes blending a breeze but also adds hydration and glow. Finally, a fake orgasm we can all get on board with. 2. URBAN DECAY HYDROMANIAC BLUSH GLOW HYDRATOR, £25 This takes ‘liquid blush’ to a whole new level with its jelly-like texture; if you’re in the dry skin club, this is going to be your perfect match. My skin drank this marula oil-rich stuff up, leaving behind an impressively natural faux flush with just a smidge of product. Cheeks are left looking so juicy, you’ll want to take…

The swimwear brands you need to know for a stylish summer

MONDAY SWIMWEAR BFFs Tash Oakley and Devin Brugman found Instagram fame by taking photos of each other in bikinis, so launching a swimwear line of their own was a natural next step. Fast-forward 10 years and their brand, Monday Swimwear, is a go-to for fashion gals everywhere, thanks to its laid-back LA aesthetic, luxurious materials and impeccable fit. DORA LARSEN The much-loved London brand known for its colourful, super chic lingerie has *finally* answered fans’ prayers and launched its first swimwear line. Its signature tulle and delicate lace details have been replaced by a more beach-appropriate Italian terry material, but the expert construction and beautiful, bold hues are Dora all over. YOUSWIM At long last, swimwear that’s designed to adapt to our ever-changing bodies rather than the other way around! Youswim’s classic pieces come in…

The swimwear brands you need to know for a stylish summer

Meet our new Contributing Curve Editor

Hi :) I’m Alessia Golfetto. I am a 23-year-old curve model, plus-size fashion and lifestyle digital content creator and, I guess now, a plus-size fashion columnist. A born and raised fat girl, I wish I could say I’ve loved fashion since birth but, like most curvy girls, I always struggled to navigate the fashion world. With brands not seeing my worth early on, I made it my mission to make sure they do. So here is what my style looks like: fun, colourful, cool, sexy and slightly confusing (yeah, I’m a Taurus). My main sources of inspiration have always been fashion trailblazers – you know, the ones rethinking mixtures of textures, colours, prints and shapes. You’ll never find anything ‘clean-girl’-related here! As Cosmo’s new Contributing Curve Editor, I’ll be bringing you the same…

Meet our new Contributing Curve Editor

‘I haven’t worn a dress since I finished high school’

ON PEER PRESSURE ‘Growing up, I just wanted to dress like a boy, and no one really cares when you’re that young. But it’s different when you become a teenager. When I started Catholic high school, I was starting to suppress a lot of queer feelings, because I didn’t want to be bullied or ostracised. So when all the girls were having their Sweet Sixteen parties, I would just go into my sister’s room (she’s really feminine) and ask her to dress me. She would put me in some girlie skirt so that I could rock up to the parties and try to blend in. But I fucking hated it, it was literally just to conform, because I wasn’t able to be my true self. I haven’t worn a dress since…

‘I haven’t worn a dress since I finished high school’

Gut instinct: how we all went microbiome mad

There had been signs: the communal fridge at the yoga retreat, filled with bottles of probiotics. The advert for dog food that promised to improve your pup’s microbiome. The NYE dinner table conversation that turned to bloating remedies. Gut chat had entered the room. Is this simply where conversations go to die when you reach your thirties, or is something else going on? In recent years we’ve obsessed over our sleep, our step counts, we’ve added varying blends of so-called health powders to our drinks and now we’re turning our attention to our stomachs. Call it gut instinct if you will, but talk of our once taboo bodily functions has emerged from the bowels of society to take centre stage. Since January 2019, Google search data show a 370% increase in…

Gut instinct: how we all went microbiome mad

Is festival season wrecking your body?

Whether you’re a festival newbie or a hardened hippie, you’ll know that what’s about to go down on the campsite will be heavy-going on your body. But is there a way to party hard and recover quickly? We consulted the experts for the low-down. Before the party starts It’s not just about planning the perfect ’fits; now’s the time to build a solid sleep routine, says Hannah Shore, sleep knowledge and research manager at Silentnight. ‘Establish a good routine a few weeks before by getting between seven to nine hours a night; your body will recover far quicker.’ Getting your diet in shape now is also a good idea, explains Dr Anthony Hobson, clinical director at The Functional Gut Clinic, who urges festivalgoers to eat foods that will ‘boost energy and immunity’…

Is festival season wrecking your body?

Your best workout ever? These tests claim to have the secret

Once upon a time, eating your five a day and fitting in a semi-regular jogging session felt like enough. Now? Darling, don’t you want to live for ever? Step it up! Alongside witnessing a boom in extreme biohackers (TLDR: millionaire YouTubers spending thousands trying to reverse biological ageing through hundreds of daily supplements, intense eating regimes, fitness and… plasma infusions), us Average Joannes are also becoming increasingly drawn to personalised approaches when it comes to health. Something that the wellness set has dubbed as achieving ‘optimal’ health – in order to lengthen our ‘longevity’. But what are these shiny new alternatives that demand data to create your plan? Is this the death of ‘one-size-fits-all’ fitness guidance? I decided to trial three contenders for three weeks each to learn more… What: A…

Your best workout ever? These tests claim to have the secret

Honeymoons are back, but they’re actually megamoons this time

The vibe: Living the island life Ser Casasandra on Mexico’s Isla Holbox is the ultimate set-up for you and your SO to switch off, flop in the sun and completely unplug. Holbox’s self-contained island life means no decision fatigue; everything you want is a short walk or bike ride away. Bookend your day with 8am yoga and a sound healing ceremony at sunset, and in between opt for a deep tissue aromatherapy massage, all at the Ahal wellness centre. Or stumble from your canopy king bed straight on to the white sandy beachfront and sip on spicy margs at the Mojito Beach Club. For water babies, there’s a three-island boat tour at sunrise, and those who like to roam can hop on a free bike to explore the lush natural landscape (or…

Honeymoons are back, but they’re actually megamoons this time

Your summer horoscope

Gemini Right around your birthday, Jupiter enters your sign, where it’ll stay for about a year. This is major for you Gemmy, and will go a long way towards countering your (mostly) undeserved ‘fake’ reputation. You’re beginning to evolve into a decidedly more real version of yourself. Proud of you! Cancer We see you hiding in that crab shell, and that’s more than okay. Late May and early June are all about shutting out the world so you can focus on your inner self. As summer continues, though, it’s time to get out there. Mercury, Venus and the Sun in your sign starting around mid-June help make you a superstar. Leo Typically, if you can’t be in charge, you prefer to fly solo, but that’s not the move right now, Leo. You need to practise…

Your summer horoscope

Hi. We party without hangovers now

…And lucky for all of us, the wine industry has evolved accordingly. Its newest creation: a line-up of non-alcoholic vinos that actually – truly, we promise – taste great. (We’ll pause while that news sinks in and you quit imagining glorified grape juice in dusty vessels.) This zero-proof stuff is legit sippable: delicious enough for any dinner-and-drinks scenario and also fancy enough for any kind of toast. It’s ideal for anyone abstaining from booze for financial-, physical- or mental-health reasons, or really, well, anyone at all, for any reason. May we suggest the bottles below? STILL CAN’T SHAKE THE HEADACHES? Look for bottles withlow or zero added sugar. A crisp white (Blurred Vines Sharp, £16.99) Best for: post-work gossip This slightly acidic white has a light fizz, which, paired with a zingy taste, makes your mouth…

Hi. We party without hangovers now

Your massive crush on Sabrina Carpenter is justified

Forgive me for starting this story off on such a deeply woo-woo note, but there’s really no other way to say it: when Sabrina Carpenter and I part ways after a two-hour breakfast at Sant Ambroeus in the West Village, New York, her taking off into a black car in a big furry leopard-print bucket hat, my first thought is that she operates with the knowing self-awareness of someone who’s been here before. It’s not enough to call the 25-year-old ‘mature’ or an ‘old soul’ – although both of those things are true, platform boots and micro-miniskirts be damned. It’s more that she walks through the world already embodying some of the lessons that take many of us decades or even a lifetime to learn: how to trust her gut, never…

Your massive crush on Sabrina Carpenter is justified

On the abortion frontlines

It’s a breezy Tuesday morning in January, and I’m standing on the grassy knoll of a roundabout in Coleraine, Northern Ireland. In the windy vortex, as cars and lorries roar by, a line of small white crucifixes shudder. An elderly man in a flat cap skulks past me, avoiding eye contact (and my attempts at ‘hello’). He picks up a few of the crucifixes at random and deposits them all into a wheelbarrow-like contraption, already piled up with placards emblazoned with bible verses and outlines of foetuses. ‘He made that himself for transporting all his bits,’ says Lauren McAuley, who is standing beside me with a pram, her son inside. ‘End of your shift, isn’t it, Dave*?’ No response. He extracts more crucifixes from the ground. ‘He acts like he doesn’t know me,’ says…

On the abortion frontlines

The little Black beauty book

When I was younger, before the days of TikTok and saving inspo to your Pinterest board, the internet and traditional media were bleak places for Black girl beauty recommendations. Like, really non-existent. I yearned to one day work for a glossy magazine, but I never saw models who looked like me in their shoots or found products that stretched to my rich skin tone on their pages. Coming into my beauty era when I was in my late teens and early twenties, we had to rely on localised beauty recommendations from friends and family, sharing the hits and the misses – and there were many, many misses. It was my community who saw me through my ‘What’s the best weave hair?’ questions, skin texture issues and ‘WTF to do about…

The little Black beauty book

MY BODY, MY RULES

On set for this photo shoot, there was one rule. A rule that – in the media landscape – is not very common. It was quite simply: come dressed as who you are. There was no rail of clothes, no directive to force people into outfits or personas that didn’t reflect who they were. There were hair and makeup artists available for those who wanted them. Some used them, others didn’t. The result? A space where joy shone through and the diversity and beauty of queer bodies spoke for itself. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. While we might be having more open conversations about body image, not everyone is given equal space to explore what confidence means to them, beyond the narrow confines of normative gender and sexuality. What if…

MY BODY, MY RULES

The 2024 Cosmopolitan Summer Beauty Awards

Body Indulge your skin from top to toe with these skin-loving lotions, supercharged scrubs and bronzing body creams SELF TAN Iconic London Prep-Set-Tan Tanning Mousse, £24 Available in two shades (a light sunkiss or a deeper bronze), this golden formula with vegan tanning agents gives the most natural-looking glow. SUN CREAM Garnier Ambre Solaire Ideal Bronze Milk-In-Spray SPF50, £14 Allow us to intro you to the sexiest sun spritz ever, with hydrating vitamin E for silky, not sticky, skin. BATH SOAK Neom Perfect Night’s Sleep Wellbeing Soak Multi-Vitamin Bath Oil, £45 Packed with soothing essential oils such as lavender, chamomile and patchouli, this is just dreamy. INSTANT SELF TAN Bali Body Instant Tan Cream, £30 Fancy extending that summer glow for a couple of months? Yep, we see you. Bali Body’s creamy, decadent instant tan is a winner for giving a deep bronze…

The 2024 Cosmopolitan Summer Beauty Awards

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Sexy fiction Summer’s steamiest beach read

Rue ‘Ladies, this is a genuine, non-rhetorical question: How do the two of you survive in the real world?’ I stared at Nyota’s contemptuous expression, reflecting on the unique brand of humiliation that came with having one’s best friend’s little sister (who’d been repeatedly rebuffed when attempting to enter the backyard tree house; who’d publicly feasted on a booger at Christmas 2009; who’d been caught French-kissing a clementine in the linen closet a few short months later) question one’s ability to carry out a productive existence. Then again, back in the day, Tisha and I had been three whole years older than her, and we’d harboured a clearly misplaced superiority complex. We knew better now that little Nyota was 24, a law school prodigy, and a newly minted bankruptcy lawyer whose billable hours…

Sexy fiction Summer’s steamiest beach read

Is there a single good man in this city?

MONDAY I like to think I have a pragmatic view on dating. This time last year I was in my ‘dating furiously’ era – I was on a mission to get a boyfriend. I’d go on dates every night, sometimes stacking them back-to-back. But now, I’m not in a hurry to settle, I’m trying to date with intention. I’ve lined up dates with guys from apps this week so maybe one of them could be ‘the one’. First up, a drink with a chef. He seems interesting and he looks hot in his photos, so I’m looking forward to meeting him. First impressions aren’t great, we all love a short king but this guy has definitely lied on his profile about how tall he is. This kind of gives me the ick.…

Is there a single good man in this city?

Here’s the real culprit behind your painful sex

The old blanket advice for uncomfortable sex? ‘Try more foreplay’ and ‘Use more lube.’ Yeah, those can help, but what if you’re already having 30-minute make-outs and going through tubes of the slick stuff and it still hurts? Follow this flowchart for actually helpful insight on what might be going on and how to make it stop.* HOW TO MAKE A SITZ BATH Fill your tub with a few inches of warm water and a handful of Epsom salts or bicarbonate of soda and sit(z) your bum down. PHOTOGRAPHY: STOCKSY. *SOURCES: MICHEAL INGBER AND HEATHER BARTO OFFER THEIR TIPS, BUT THIS ISN’T A SUBSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL ADVICE. IF THESE SOLUTIONS DON’T WORK AND/OR THE PROBLEM PERSISTS, GO TO YOUR DOCTOR…

Here’s the real culprit behind your painful sex

My best sex ever was embracing my bisexuality for the first time

I’m sitting in a very cramped, dark bar, bored. It’s a Friday evening and I’m waiting for the act I came to see take to the stage. I’m not wearing my sexiest attire, just a black top, tartan trousers and my high-heeled Dr. Martens. After exchanging glances and smiles with a woman across the bar who looks cool and effortless in a light blue shirt and jeans, she comes over to me. We talk for ages and my eyes drift to her lips throughout our conversation. She has cropped black hair and smells like floral perfume. While bonding over Buffy The Vampire Slayer, I find myself leaning towards her as she speaks and, before I know it, I’m asking to kiss her. Her answer is a coy smile and then it…

My best sex ever was embracing my bisexuality for the first time

Sorry not sorry… what’s an apology language?

When it comes to love languages – the theory that every person has one of five ways in which they like to receive love and affection – we’re all clued up. Ours? It’s gifts, every single time. But have you heard about apology languages? Conceived by marriage counsellor and pastor Gary Chapman (yes, the same guy who proposed the love languages theory), alongside psychologist Jennifer Thomas in their book The 5 Apology Languages, it looks at the different ways we reconcile conflict in our relationships – your partner knowing your apology language, i.e, how you best like to be apologised to (and vice-versa). So, what can we learn from the concept? ‘It can be a game changer in navigating conflicts,’ says psychologist and relationship counsellor Kate Daly. Like love languages, apology…

Sorry not sorry… what’s an apology language?

Glen Powell is very good with brunch

How would you describe your interior style? I like stuff that feels lived in. My family have always had homes full of things that have a story behind them, and I like to get a sense of someone when you walk into their house. When do you feel most at home? I spend most of my time with my family in Austin. We have a ranch in East Texas and if I really want someone to get to know me, that turf is where you get the most sense of me. What’s on your go-to dinner party menu? I have a smoker outside, so I cook a mean ribs and brisket, and breakfast tacos. Rather than a dinner scenario, I’m very good with a brunch. I feel like it’s a very easy way to make…

Glen Powell is very good with brunch

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