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EDITOR’S LETTER

It seems astonishing to me that the first issue of Vogue I edited was published five years ago this month. Granted it was December 2017, the latter half of a different decade, before 60 months of living history at what felt like warp speed. Yet it really does seem like a lifetime ago, not least because of the level of change we’ve all witnessed in the world of fashion and beyond. I’m not especially given to looking back – what’s next will always grab my attention – but pausing for a moment, it is heartening to look through the pages of this issue here in my office at Vogue House and see a magazine that, I hope, feels effortless in its representation. Five years ago, Adwoa Aboah, the first cover star…

EDITOR’S LETTER

SCOTT TRINDLE & JACK BORKETT For this month’s cover stories, spotlighting the women changing the face of television, Scott Trindle (above) photographed four actors who are dominating the medium. Beginning on page 236, Elizabeth Debicki talks about her much-awaited turn as 1990s Princess Diana in series five of The Crown, while, on page 242, Simone Ashley explains how she and her costars reinvented the costume drama for the 2020s. On page 246, Sienna Miller talks fashion, tabloid hell and hitting her career peak on the small screen at 40, and, on page 250, Yasmin Finney, the 19-year-old breakout star of teen phenomenon Heartstopper, tells all about landing her biggest break yet: the new assistant in Doctor Who. “It was such a privilege to have my first cover shoot for Vogue be…

BE MORE PRESENT

NOT-SO SILENT NIGHT Perfect your party season wardrobe care of Vogue’s shopping edits. MODEL HOST How better to conjure a party atmosphere at home than by whipping up your own version of a classic Claridge’s Christmas punch or trying Manolo Blahnik’s recipe for his favourite festive chocolate mousse? MOVE OVER, SANTA No matter how discerning your loved ones, you’ll find the perfect presents in Vogue.co.uk’s expertly curated gift lists, from the softest cashmere sets to covetable vintage jewellery. Even a Secret Santa should be chic. MIRROR MIRROR Mistletoe season should be approached with a perfect red lip. Vogue’s beauty experts have all the make-up inspiration for the months ahead. ICYMI Who won the battle for best TV? What books are worth missing your bus stop for? Vogue recaps the year’s cultural happenings. ANTON BRUEHL & FERNAND BOURGES; RICHARD BURBRIDGE; WILLIAM…

BE MORE PRESENT

HAIR: SARAH JO PALMER. MAKE-UP: SIOBHAN FURLONG. NAILS: SASHA GODDARD. DIGITAL ARTWORK: HELEN STUDIOS. MODELS: YOON YOUNG BAE, LULU WOOD…

Lustre for LIFE

What do a white tank top and a chubby gold heart looped on a velvet ribbon have in common? How about a bomber jacket and a length of chunky chain? They are all archetypes of the clothing and jewellery world, and symbols within the Prada universe, which the Italian label has chosen to reinterpret, challenge and subvert. The heart, the chain, the snake: all motifs central to Eternal Gold, Prada’s first collection of fine jewellery that, according to the brand’s jewellery director, Timothy Iwata, aims to give “contemporary meaning and relevance to classic shapes”. Like the Van Cleef & Arpels Alhambra or the Cartier Juste un Clou, a graphic icon has also been incorporated into the lexicon of fine jewellery: the Prada triangle. The shape represents the conceptual, wordless essence…

Lustre for LIFE

It’s Thursday night on 21 April 1977 and Bianca Jagger is in the throes of a wardrobe crisis. Preparing for a drinks party at a SoHo loft in Manhattan, escorted by Andy Warhol and Interview editor Bob Colacello, she’s discovered she’s underdressed for the occasion. “Bianca came down in a white cotton skirt and blue blouse, but then looked at us dressed so formal and went back up and put on a gold-and-black lamé dress and gold shoes,” Warhol wrote in his diary. Based on Jagger’s proclivity for a glinting going-out heel, we’re confident she’d RSVP to any event worthy of the festooned, doublooned, plumed and in-bloom party shoes served up this festive season. Mo D’Accori, who founded his eponymous, soiree-ready footwear label in August 2021, finds particular inspiration in one…

SHOOT for the SKY

Seventy years ago, the Great Smog enveloped London for five days, killing an estimated 12,000 and afflicting another 100,000 with respiratory ailments. (The fourth episode of The Crown’s first series is set during the environmental drama.) Scientists believed the Great Smog was caused by a combination of unusually cold weather, windless conditions and airborne pollutants, most coming from burning coal. Four years later, Parliament enacted one of the world’s first clean-air acts. It was effective for a while, but over the years industrial and automobile emissions increased and London’s air quality has deteriorated significantly. In 2013, Ella Roberta Adoo Kissi Debrah, a nine-year-old from South London, died, following a severe asthma attack. After much campaigning by her mother, Rosamund, an inquest determined that air pollution had “made a material contribution” to…

SHOOT for the SKY

We all love a secret, so why not tuck one into your jewellery? With her LoverGlyphs rings, Dyne’s Sarah Ysabel Narici gives hieroglyphs a contemporary twist, incorporating ancient Egyptian symbols with modern-day emojis that tell the wearer’s story to chic but witty effect. Equally, you could keep a lover close to your heart via their name spelled out in Braille or Morse code. Chaumet’s bracelets adopt the Victorian love for acrostic jewels, in which coloured gems spell out a message, while Maison Coco’s naughty coded missives will keep people guessing – only you will know their true X-rated meaning.…

The Brooklyn-born, Los Angeles-based painter Honor Titus may have grown up in a musical household (his father, Andres “Dres” Titus, was in rap outfit Black Sheep), and he even formed his own hardcore band, Cerebral Ballzy, as a teen, but he takes a rather more literary approach to his dreamy, nostalgic paintings. “Music is still a big part of my practice, but literature gives me a ton of ideas,” says the 33-year-old, who cites Evelyn Waugh and Jean Genet, alongside the songs of Lou Reed and The Velvet Underground, as inspirations. “Sometimes a certain sentence will evoke a feeling that I just try to make visual.” For his first solo show in London, Bourgeoisie in Bloom at the Timothy Taylor gallery, opening this month, Titus was inspired by one his favourite…

INNOVATING THE FUTURE

The FIRST piece to be crafted from the new NIKE FORWARD technology, the CLASSIC grey hooded SWEATSHIRT has been given a bold new LOOK for 2022 The basic building blocks of any great wardrobe often stand out for their endless versatility, and the iconic grey hooded sweatshirt is one of the most perfect examples. The first piece to be crafted from the new Nike Forward technology, this classic sportswear stalwart has been given a bold new look for 2022 thanks to a boxy, sculptural fit, raw-cut pockets and minimal seams. Lightweight in design, think of this as the piece you reach for on a bracing weekend outdoors, when it’ll slip seamlessly over formfitting base layers and under your favourite coat. The soft, mid-grey hue perfectly complements autumn’s nature-inspired palette, plus the unique…

INNOVATING THE FUTURE

Home for the holidays

SET THE MOOD Bring something more to the table with wonderful (not to mention useful) ways to decorate INTO THE WOODS Opting for Scandi cool will never fail to bring a natural warmth to your home GOOD MANORS Imbue opulence into your surrounds with these twists on country-house tradition…

Home for the holidays

A moveable FEAST

The first time I remember going to Sri Lanka, I was three. These are my memories: being chased by a kid goat through my grandmother’s house; cleaning my teeth with charcoal; being teased by family members; and meeting my very beautiful cousin, Dashini, whose hair went past her bum – I had never seen anyone with such long hair. I was born in 1981 in grey Coventry. Sri Lanka was like stepping into technicolour. Now, as a chef, I hope to bring that feeling to everyone who eats at my restaurant or cooks from my recipe book. My family are from a village in Jaffna province, right at the northernmost tip of the island, where the earth is distinctively red. It is tropical, soundtracked by cacophonous birds, and very rural: chickens…

A moveable FEAST

There was once an old-fashioned stigma attached to going out for dinner alone. For many, it’s still something done only out of necessity: a couple of hours spent nervously fumbling with a phone or pretending to be lost in a book. That’s beginning to change. A new generation of food lovers are heading to restaurants seeking a level of sensory engagement you can only get by going solo. For them, eating out alone is an act of mindful indulgence; one where they’re liberated from coordinating diaries, making small talk and compromising on sharing dishes and can, instead, eat what they want, where they want, while dedicating their full attention to the flavours in front of them. Here are five of the most exciting places to try it yourself. HOLM, SOMERSET “The counter…

Treasure Ireland

Forty-two years ago, when Thomas Walk set about growing a grape variety that would thrive on his rural Irish property, it seemed like a borderline eccentric quest. Cut to 2022 and everything has changed. France and Italy are now reckoning with climate shifts that threaten age-old winemaking traditions. Producers and buyers are having to get creative to maintain the quality of wines on shelves and menus. Enter experimental, sustainable viticulture in Ireland. Made with input from the Geisenheim Grape Breeding Institute, the Rondo grape – a genetically toughened-up fruit that can handle chillier climes – is flourishing along Ireland’s southern coast, and inspiring local winemakers in the process. “Phenomenal scientific breakthroughs in genetics have allowed Irish wine to prosper,” says Colm McCan, an expert at the Ballymaloe Cookery School, who’s cultivating…

Treasure Ireland

I am afraid of kitchens. I’m sure you’re thinking: Beanie, you can’t seriously be afraid of a type of room that exists in every single dwelling around the world. You can’t be afraid of “the heart of the home”. You can’t be afraid of the room that creates your favourite thing in the world – food. Oh, but I can. And so this might lead you to wonder: Beanie, did you have a terrifying or scarring experience that would lead to this fear? No. And so that might lead you to ponder: So, girl, what the hell is up? And you know what, friend? I think the same exact thing. So, let’s get into it. I am not afraid of sitting in kitchens or eating in kitchens. Therefore, it’s not necessarily the physical…

A meal for the ages

THE STARTER Colette’s Truffles au Champagne, 1936 French novelist and tastemaker Colette was credited by Vogue with making home cooking fashionable in the 1930s, with the author sharing the recipe below in January 1936. Clean and peel a pound of truffles. Prepare a mirepoix (vegetable flavour base), then add half a bottle of Champagne to the saucepan along with the truffles. Cook for 20 minutes. Remove the truffles, then reduce the Champagne mixture to a quarter of its original quantity. Drain the juice and pour over the truffles before serving. THE MAIN Elizabeth David’s Spiced Beef, 1958 Before publishing her seminal French Provincial Cooking (1960), Elizabeth David began a column for Vogue. It included a recipe for Spiced Beef, adapted as follows. Cover a 5 to 6lb round of beef with 3oz light brown sugar and leave…

A meal for the ages

In the name of LOVE

The walls of the Martello tower were made of granite and seven feet thick. It was a fort containing three circular rooms, two bathrooms, and a kitchen built into the walls. The living room was like an igloo with a proud hollow for a fireplace. At another opening, a solid stone, winding staircase led to what can only be described as the “lookout” we slept in: a glass room from which we could watch over the promenade of the seaside town of Bray. I’m not sure you would call the tower a house, but it was the first dwelling Ali and I owned and lived in, and it felt wildly romantic after having been holed up in the band’s rehearsal room on the beach in Sutton. In their day, Martello towers…

In the name of LOVE

HIGHER & HIGHER

Have you ever felt like you don’t matter? That you exist in a world that doesn’t see you? Everywhere I go, I meet people who tell me they’re struggling to be accepted as themselves, whether it’s at school, at work or inside a larger community. They describe the self-consciousness that comes with feeling like you don’t belong in the space you’re in. It’s something I’ve known and lived with much of my life. Nearly everyone on earth experiences this sort of feeling at some point – that prickling awareness that you’re somehow not suited to your environment, that you’re being viewed as a trespasser. But for those of us who are perceived as different – whether due to our race, ethnicity, body size, gender, queerness, disability, neurodivergence, or in any number…

HIGHER & HIGHER

TOP SPIN They say the house always wins, and never has that been truer than with Chanel’s slot machine-inspired Plexiglas, strass and metal bag. Perfectly proportioned for your evening essentials (playing cards and all), it’s sure to become your most prized plus-one. “JUXTAPOSE your evening look with finishing TOUCHES that pack a PUNCH” SHINE BRIGHT Diamonds set within the sculptural rose-gold chain give this asymmetric design clout from day to night. Elegant when paired with minimalistic pieces and striking when teamed with eveningwear, the Hermès Adage bracelet proves you really can do it all.…

A dashing figure, with the gait of a guards officer and a military moustache, Norman Parkinson photographed for Vogue since 1941 and, by the ’70s, seemed from a different age. Among his eccentricities was an insistence that his pictures wouldn’t “work” unless he wore a Kashmiri wedding cap, each new one perched on top of its worn-out predecessor until it had “picked up the energy”. As he got older, the further Vogue flung him and the more exotic his photos became. Nineteen-seventy-one found him travelling to the Seychelles on the inaugural flight from London to the islands with fashion editor Grace Coddington and the Dutch model Apollonia van Ravenstein, also known as Plonya. On Praslin island, despite the white beach, pristine and untouched, things weren’t going well. As Coddington recalled it, “We…

The SCIENCE of scent

Imagine a world in which wherever you found yourself truly happy – in a forest, a fruit market, nuzzling a snoozing baby – you could capture its unique smell and have it re-created in a fragrance. Where perfume could be made to directly trigger a precious memory, to evoke a specific mood or emotion. Where your perfect scent could be identified by a brain scanner at your nearest perfume counter. Except this isn’t some beauty fantasy, it’s a commercial reality. Modern brands, from niche start-ups to global heritage houses, are applying neuroscience and unprecedented technical innovation to beauty’s oldest art form and attempting to not just make us smell good, but make us feel good. A new generation of so-called “functional fragrances” are set to revolutionise the way perfumes are…

The SCIENCE of scent

MAC COSMETICS EYE LOVE SURPRISES EYESHADOW PALETTE, £35 The pink packaging might be more suited to Gen Z, but look to what lies inside this Mac Cosmetics palette and you will find deep and saturated sparkling pigments, suitable for the most elevated of eye looks this party season. PAT McGRATH LABS CELESTIAL NIRVANA EYE SHADOW PALETTE IN NUDE ALLURE, £32 The “Mother of Make-up” Pat McGrath has a strong offering of glimmering shadows all year round, but it is this particularly sultry russet-toned palette that steals the show for its day-to-night wearability. The multidimensional formulas have a duo-chrome finish, meaning that whichever way the light hits the eyelids they are beaming with luminosity. DIOR BEAUTY 5 COULEURS COUTURE LIMITED-EDITION HOLIDAY PALETTE, £51.50 Created by creative and image director of Christian Dior Makeup Peter Philips, this…

GET REAL It might be assumed that a model’s runway make-up prep begins with concealer or foundation. However, “Skin today has to be flawless,” make-up artist Michaela Bosch proclaimed backstage at Christopher John Rogers’s resort show. Bosch was busy giving model Varsha Thapa a facial massage with Mac’s Hyper Real Serumizer, £48, a new multitasking fluid. While no one would confuse the behind-the-scenes chaos at fashion week for a spa, there’s a new emphasis among even the most colour-forward make-up brands that it’s what’s underneath that counts. “We have to have skincare that works with makeup,” insists global creative director Drew Elliott. Mac has dabbled in a skincare-first approach to make-up before. You’d be hard-pressed to find a make-up artist’s bag without the brand’s Strobe Cream or Prep & Prime Fix+ setting…

Thinking CLEARLY

It was a friend with particularly bounteous hair who first mentioned his name: Ricardo Vila Nova. She had been to see “The Hair Whisperer” in his sleek little salon in a corner of Harrods, and compared the feeling afterwards to “scalp freedom”. Freeing my head from itchy, flaky torment was something that really appealed to me. Could this be the person who would make my plagued scalp sing again? Vila Nova, as glossy-haired and warm-mannered as one might hope, began with an in-depth analysis. After plucking two of my strands, his state-of-the-art microscopical scanner revealed their construction. “It’s almost like an MRI,” he explains. “You can see the hair’s genetic constitution, along with the factors that have contributed to any degeneration, whether that’s hormones, nutrition, inflammation, medication or toxins.” Once he’s…

Thinking CLEARLY

McKNIGHT SHIFTS

When it comes to my hair, it’s the same style, day in, day out, and mostly I am fine with that, but every so often, I am bored. Very bored. So when Vogue contributing beauty editor Sam McKnight mentions to me that he thinks every woman has at least three looks, I am intrigued. “Your hair is your most versatile accessory,” says McKnight, “and the ultimate moodbooster.” The time spent investing in learning to do something different, in his opinion, will more than reap rewards – after all, it’s often your hairstyle others notice first. “Great hair is equivalent to a new pair of Manolo Blahnik shoes, the cherry on the cake that finishes off your whole look.” According to McKnight, it doesn’t even have to be that complicated. Easy for…

McKNIGHT SHIFTS

SEASON’S GREETINGS

THE BIG CHILL How best to keep the cold at bay? Wrap up with these essentials. THE FRILL OF IT When it comes to party favourites, think pretty ruffles and smart tartan checks. COMFORT ZONE Let graphic knits and cosy co-ords be the go-to for the colder months.…

SEASON’S GREETINGS

BRINGING UP BABY

the first day I dropped my son off at primary school, I dashed to the river, stripped down to my swimming costume and danced for joy. It wasn’t a particularly pastoral sight, I grant you. From the waist up I resemble cooked spaghetti, and I’ve never been particularly attentive to my bikini line, but in that moment the relief, the freedom, the excitement was almost overwhelming. Because, for the first time in years, I wasn’t having to think about the cost of childcare. When I say that childcare is infrastructure I mean it. We need childcare like we need hospitals, like we need bridges, like we need electricity. Because without childcare, nobody works. The surgeon cannot fit a stent into your heart unless someone is looking after her child at the…

BRINGING UP BABY

TIE-DYE BABY Happiest Baby – the brand behind the revolutionary baby-soothing cot Snoo Smart Sleeper – have launched sheets, sleep sacks and its famous swaddles in tie-dye prints. They're so good you’ll want them for yourself. Happiest Baby Sleepea 5-Second Baby Swaddle, £33 PUMP IT UP The fem-tech brand Elvie, which has revolutionised discreet handsfree breast pumps, has gone one step further with the introduction of Elvie Stride, its hospital-grade pump. It has 10 intensity settings that can be used for expressing and stimulating milk production, and the app also tracks pumping history and saves your settings. From £169 FUN & GAMES Lovevery have extended its play kit offering with four new kits for three-year-olds. The play-to-learn programme includes The Observer, The Storyteller, The Problem Solver and The Analyst, and features toys such as a…

LAURA INGHAM, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, GLOBAL FASHION NETWORK ELIZABETH ARDEN EIGHT HOUR CREAM SKIN PROTECTANT, £29 “It became my go-to for everything during and post-pregnancy, from bump – with twins – to beyond! Its fail-safe formula provided me with the reassurance that I was doing everything I possibly could to look after myself, during such an incredible period of change and transition.” JESSICA DINER, EUROPEAN BEAUTY & WELLNESS DIRECTOR AUGUSTINUS BADER THE BODY OIL, £79 “Pre-pregnancy, I had never been predisposed to using an oil for the body – it was always a lotion or a cream – but there was something deeply ritualistic about massaging an oil in while your form is morphing and changing. This oil is super luxe, fragrance-free and is deeply hydrating.” SARAH HARRIS, EUROPEAN DEPUTY EDITOR CLARINS TONIC BODY TREATMENT OIL, £43 “If I…

Forget the TV show, it’s going to make for quite the series finale to the British autumn. Only months into our post-Elizabethan world, Netflix’s megahit The Crown has returned for a fifth series of the addictive, splashy, soapy royal masquerade, with a final recast of the main players and more wigs than a Cher comeback tour. It is similarly febrile, too. On a wet and fateful day in October, somewhere in the no man’s land between Liz and Rishi, the full series trailer dropped. Then jaws did. In Buckingham Palace and beyond, questions were barked: will our newly elevated King be dragged over the coals? Will the late Queen’s memory be left intact? Is now really the time to trawl over the phone-tapped sexy talk of a new Queen Consort? In…

When she was a teenager, Simone Ashley would often spend New Year’s Eve alone, writing letters to herself. “I was a bit of a rebel,” the actor explains, half amused at her own self-seriousness. “I went to a predominantly white all-girls school. I didn’t fit in, there was bullying and I was wishing my life away.” She would remind herself to have perspective, that it’d all be over in a few years. “I would tell myself, ‘You’ll move away from this place, you’ll find your people and you’ll do whatever you want.’” Now, more than a decade later, that steely resolve is still visible in the assured, if decidedly less angsty, 27-year-old in front of me. It’s the tail end of the August heatwave and she is barefoot, sprawled across a…

Sienna Miller has overslept. I arrive at the kitchen door of her 16th-century cottage, nestled down a bucolic Buckinghamshire lane, during a summer downpour one Thursday morning, to be greeted by a pyjama-clad Miller and a scene of gentle domestic chaos so quintessentially English it veers on parody. Next to the yellow roses, slung in a green ceramic jug on the large wooden table, is a mixing bowl with a whisk in – I’ve interrupted Miller making crepes (the first is scraped into the bin) for her 10-year-old daughter, Marlowe, who is in the next room watching cartoons. Two (or is it three?) dogs rush in and out. A Royal Mail postman comes down the garden path with a parcel. And, through it all, Miller is busily chatting chatting chatting in…

THE BRIGHT SPARK

You know how some babies learn to swim as soon as their parents throw them in the water?” asks Yasmin Finney. She is bouncing high into the air on a blow-up fortress at Manchester’s Inflata Nation park, her long slim limbs flying across rubber walls. In the height of the summer’s heatwave, sweat beads on my forehead as I try to keep up, but Finney ebulliently glows, all childlike delight, as she adds that, when it comes to trampolining, tackling large inflatable obstacles, in fact anything active and adrenaline-pumping, “I was that baby, honey.” This giant palace of brightly coloured rubber might seem an unlikely place to meet one of Britain’s most exciting new actors. Around us, parents chase toddlers and school kids suck on Chupa Chups. But Finney has brought…

THE BRIGHT SPARK

There aren’t many 17-year-old footballers who can draw an international crowd. Even fewer who can do so with barely 10 minutes of first-team action under their belt. But when Jake Daniels came out as gay in May – becoming the first male player in the UK to do so since 1990 – interest in the Blackpool striker expanded far beyond the seaside town. Now Daniels is regularly approached by gushing strangers, full of adulation. “I ball-boy’d for Blackpool last week. I [found myself] signing stuff and taking pictures,” says Daniels, who oscillates between bemusement and relishing his newfound fame. “All my mates [were] walking past going, ‘Oh, my God, he’s so big time!’” One super-fan came all the way from Monaco to see him. “I didn’t know what to say. It’s…

In his haute couture ateliers in Paris, Giorgio Armani is downing a single espresso spiked with two sticks of sugar. It’s an energy boost much deserved. Over the past couple of days he has tirelessly perfected each of the 92 looks that make up his Armani Privé collection. In his eighties, he still personally fits each of his designs. “Couture has saved me from banality, from the commercial. I’ve changed my vision of fashion thanks to couture. Of course, it’s reserved for the few, but it helps me to do everything else. It’s a lighthouse we have in order to make sure the rest of the world doesn’t crash into the rocks,” he says, via translator, the day before his July couture show. If he’s exhausted, he’d never let you…

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There’s no better way of beating the winter blues than migrating to warmer climes in search of some sun, and the Caribbean has long been a favourite destination of the jet set. The region is extraordinarily rich in natural beauty, with each of the many islands offering something special, from mountains verdant with tropical vegetation to pristine sandy beaches overlooking azure seas. In recent years, these islands have become more popular than ever. ‘Since the pandemic, many visitors have fallen in love with the region and begun purchasing properties,’ says James Burdess of Savills. Currently for sale is this remarkable contemporary property that’s set in an elevated position overlooking the beach on Paradise Island in the Bahamas, just off New Providence and within easy distance of Nassau. As it forms part of…

DRESSED TO IMPRESS The way in which a property is decorated can have an enormous effect on how easy it is to sell it. Hence the rising popularity of professional house stagers, who can furnish a property with a view to making it as desirable as possible to potential buyers. The Folio Group launched earlier this year and specialises in staging properties across London’s super-prime market. Sourcing items from companies such as Soho Home, Porta Romana and Julian Chichester, The Folio Group brings a touch of luxury to every project it works on. REACHING THE TOP A short stroll from the shops and cafes of Marylebone lies West End Gate, a new development by Berkeley Group. The stand-out properties are the two penthouses, set 29 storeys high and offering bird’s-eye views of the…

What would Phoebe Bridgers do?

Where do you look for creative inspiration? Misheard lyrics. I heard a song on the radio that I thought said, “I’m gonna kill you,” so I wrote [“Kyoto”] with that as the chorus. I have 24 hours in LA, where do I go? Point Dume Natural Preserve – you can see dolphins jumping there. A show at Highland Park Ebell Club or The Echo. Your all-time favourite festive album? I love Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson around this time of year, and the Bright Eyes’ Christmas album is also really good. Can you share a top tip for writing a great song? Tell the truth, even if it sounds funny. Try to put the actual, literal truth – it’s fun. Which up-and-coming artist should I be listening to? Sloppy Jane. They made their record in a cave. I’m obsessed…

What would Phoebe Bridgers do?

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