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EDITOR’S LETTER

They say good things come to those who wait, and oh how we waited for this one – her whole career, in fact. This month, with no little sense of occasion, I’m delighted to say that Julia Roberts is making her debut on the cover of British Vogue. At the tail end of last year, she descended from the fame stratosphere to London. Well, I say stratosphere… In truth, Julia, 56, lives with her husband and children, and can be found most days wearing overalls and a smile hundreds of miles, and many lightyears, away from the cut and thrust of Hollywood. For the photographs, I knew I wanted to do something special, though, and so Vogue took over The Penthouse at Claridge’s for the first (and likely only) time such a…

EDITOR’S LETTER

For the February 2024 cover story, Lachlan Bailey photographed Julia Roberts in London for her first British Vogue cover. On a winter’s day at The Penthouse at Claridge’s, the actor posed in Gucci, lounged in Tom Ford and gasped at the view from up top. “I’ve seen some crazy shit in my time but wow,” exclaimed Roberts. On page 94, British writer and director Richard Curtis interviews this month’s cover star. “It was strange and fun to ‘interview’ Julia after all these years,” he says. “Fun because she’s always fun, strange because in normal conversations we talk about our children and when to eat, but this gave me a chance to talk to her about some more substantial things I would normally think odd to ask.” On page 184, Gwyneth Paltrow, award-winning…

Welcome to Vogue’s deep dive on the spring/summer 2024 collections. Spotted on the runways this season? Perfectly cut jeans (thank you, Miu Miu!) and colour-saturated dresses, plus fresh spins on the trusted trench and some extraordinary examples of craftwork. As for accessories? Select a supersized bangle, huggable clutch or sculptural belt – and remember: no one wears it quite as well as you. Fashion’s big reality check is here, and it’s about to make getting dressed easier and more joyful while guaranteeing you still feel entirely yourself……

“Consider these PIECES ‘haute craft-ture’ – akin to wearable ART – and enjoy the drama of MAKING an entrance in a moveable MASTERPIECE”ALEX KESSLER, JUNIOR FASHION EDITOR A convivial party conversation starter is no longer: “Is that dress by Bottega Veneta?” But rather, “Is that the Bottega Veneta dress with the straps strung from natural pearls? I’ve had my eye on an Intrecciato bag, but am saving up for look 71, the crocheted dress with the oversized pompom adornment.” As creative director Matthieu Blazy demonstrates perfectly, 2020s chic should spark the imagination – and a love of hand-hewn textures. “Where people call craft dusty, I think it’s the opposite,” the designer told Vogue backstage. “It’s a world of possibilities.” The latest Valentino and Mugler shows were also startlingly detailed, presenting clothes that…

Quiet CONFIDENCE

When high fashion does easy chic, it usually means two things: one, a trench (JW Anderson’s drawstring version doubles as a springtime dress); and two, footwear that’s comfortable enough to wear on a short city dog walk (Miu Miu’s supple take on the classic deck shoe is set to oust the ballet slipper, FYI). We like to think of this season’s pared-back approach to wardrobing as “assertive luxury”. There is, after all, nothing hush-hush about Burberry’s drop-waist mac or Saint Laurent’s cargo trouser suit. They, like Jil Sander’s timeless topper coat, are simply sensational in their unassuming elegance. “If you INVEST in anything this season, make sure it’s a wear-with-everything TRENCH COAT that will stand the test of TIME”JESSICA GERARDI, SHOPPING EDITOR ACIELLE/STYLE DU MONDE; GORUNWAY.COM…

Quiet CONFIDENCE

“Leaving LOW-SLUNG behind, 2024’s waist-whittling SILHOUETTE is on the up”JOY MONTGOMERY, COMMERCE EDITOR Newsflash: fashion’s brief flirtation with throwback Noughties style has run its course. It’s time to bid farewell to low-rise jeans, and diamanté-embellished cowlneck tops (once again), and breathe a collective sigh of relief. The Phoebe Philo effect 2.0 is now well underway, inspiring a revival of sky-high waistlines. Yes, the roomy straight-leg trouser is shaping up to be spring’s love now, wear forever purchase – a move that’s proving popular in the Vogue offce, where editors are rejoicing over the easy elegance that comes from tucking an oversized shirt into a pair of well-cinched slacks. ACIELLE/STYLE DU MONDE; GORUNWAY.COM…

“Beam with COLOURFUL conviction. Make CHEERFUL choices feel even happier in sumptuous silks, leather and VELVET”NAOMI SMART, COMMERCE DIRECTOR Colour code a new confidence trick. Backstage at the shows, Vogue gathered a fortifying recipe for a mood-lifting look. Your seasonal ingredients? Hermès, Simone Rocha and Ferragamo, where paintbox brights conjure delectable springtime treats. A shot of Campari red (courtesy of Richard Quinn), smothering of buttery yellow, and generous squeeze of Tahitian lime add flavoursome appeal. Serve all season long, and remember this mantra: only those who are worthy shall bask in my irrepressible glow. HUNTER ABRAMS; ACIELLE/STYLE DU MONDE; GORUNWAY.COM…

Shear brilliance

It may still be chilly outside, but our cosiest sweaters come with an environmental caveat. Conventional wool can have a carbon footprint that, according to some estimates, is up to 27 times that of cotton, while land degradation, deforestation and loss of biodiversity are all serious consequences of industrial sheep rearing. So how do we clean up our act while keeping warm? That’s where regenerative wool comes in. By curbing tillage, growing diverse cover crops and reintroducing native plants, farmers producing the yarn for our knits can restore natural ecosystems and improve soil health. The latter even helps remove carbon from the atmosphere, meaning regenerative wool can be carbon negative, if the amount of CO2 sequestered by the soil is more than the amount emitted during the production process. “Soil is…

Shear brilliance

In 1978, play was stopped at the US Open when Chris Evert’s bracelet fell from her racquet-clutching wrist. Ever since, the piece in question – pared-back, set with a line of diamonds – has been called a tennis bracelet. Play the style to your advantage for 2024, with fresh takes on the classic. The Tiffany & Co Edge collection features elegantly off-kilter designs for a tennis bracelet and necklace, fastened by industrial gold hardware. Meanwhile, multicoloured versions are served at Suzanne Kalan, Roxanne First and Emily P Wheeler. “I love to create something deliberately ‘off’ about the classic, something with a twist,” says jeweller Sophie Bille Brahe, whose Collier tennis necklace glitters with asymmetric ascending diamonds. Game, set and sparkle. STYLING: ENIOLA DARE. HAIR: KEI TERADA. MAKE-UP: ANA TAKAHASHI. NAILS: TRISH LOMAX.…

PHOTOGRAPH: TAMI AFTAB. HAIR: KEI TAKANO. MAKE-UP: SUNAO TAKAHASHI. NAILS: TRISH LOMAX. SET DESIGN: JESSICA THORPE. PRODUCTION: THE CURATED. DIGITAL ARTWORK: HEMPSTEAD MAY. PIXELATE.BIZ…

As she was nearing the end of her six-year contract as director of Norway’s new National Museum, Karin Hindsbo started to ask herself, what next? Since 2017 the art historian and curator had been charged with the dream but gargantuan task of rehousing what was formerly several separate public art institutions in a mammoth new building, the largest museum in the Nordic region, home to 400,000 artefacts. But with the doors thrown open and with her 50th birthday looming, maybe, she thought, it was time to do something different, something away from the art world, where she had spent the past three decades. After all, ever since her student days, she had promised herself never to “stay too long” or “get comfortable”. “At that point,” she says, “you need to look…

Madeline Argy’s first TikTok was a thirst trap. “I had a crush on this girl,” the 23-year-old admits in her West Sussex accent. Her logic? “I just need to figure out a way to have a small little following and then she’ll love me.” So she set about telling amusing, mile-a-minute anecdotes to camera, until one – a jaw-dropper of a story about a worm in her sister’s leg – went viral (like, almost six million likes, stopped-in-the-street viral), changing her world completely. That “small little following”? At last count, Argy has seven million social media followers (and counting). The moment Argy found internet fame coincided with a burgeoning relationship with rapper Central Cee, sparking endless speculation about their partnership. “I didn’t really look to see what was going on,”…

Monkeys, music, modern art, marble: stepping into the high-ceilinged entrance hall of Cordelia de Castellane’s Paris apartment, one is accosted by all four. The oblong vestibule is lined in a fanciful fabric of de Castellane’s design, based on the 18th-century French craze for singerie, decorative motifs depicting anthropomorphic monkeys. Hers are playing musical instruments, hanging from a cannage frame and facing off with a large oil painting by the contemporary artist Aaron Young. In the room’s centre, atop an Ikea jute rug, a breche violette marble 1950s Maison Jansen table has been laid for dinner. There isn’t a coatrack in sight. It’s typical of de Castellane, 42, the vivacious artistic director of Baby Dior and Dior Maison, to have ambushed visitors expecting another well-appointed 18th-century Left Bank apartment with something a…

Change of HEART

On a spring day in Savannah, Georgia, four months after leaving my marriage, I pushed my toddler in her stroller along unfamiliar sidewalks and stepped into a vintage store called The Future. I was shopping for a life I wasn’t yet living. That winter I’d been in survival mode – working, moving, taking care of the baby – but now I was ready for another season. I walked out with a bright geometric halter dress, with a flowing skirt and an open back, a forward-facing purchase. It was a summer dress, for starters, when back home in New York we were still trudging through the slushy dredges of stubborn cold – but also, it was a dress to be worn in a more carefree era, less defined by marriage mourning…

Change of HEART

A NIGHT to REMEMBER

When it comes to capturing a great outfit shot for Instagram, it’s not every day you have film director Baz Luhrmann on hand for advice, but then this was Vogue’s glittering Forces for Change party, in partnership with Nike, BMW and eBay. “Here’s how you get the shot,” Luhrmann explained, shifting associate features writer Amel Mukhtar down the red carpet so that her pale-pink gown became bathed in light. The celebration at The Maine Mayfair – hosted by editor-in-chief and European editorial director Edward Enninful and Condé Nast Britain chief business offcer Vanessa Kingori – saw Munroe Bergdorf, Gemma Chan, Little Simz, Ramla Ali and Mary Earps honoured alongside a host of starry attendees. “All of us here in this room are shaping the way the world will be remembered,”…

A NIGHT to REMEMBER

HORSE POWER Daniel Lee’s first bag for Burberry, the Knight, is the perfect piece for transitional weather. The bag made its debut on the a/w ’23 runway and it’s part of the exclusive capsule collection for Harrods that includes more than 50 pieces. The bridled horse clip detail – inspired by the brand’s heritage Equestrian Knight Design logo, a house code that goes back to 1901 – can be reattached to the metal hoop to switch from a shoulder bag to a tote, making it the ideal everyday accessory. THE PIE ROOM AT ROSEWOOD LONDON The Pie Room at London’s Holborn Dining Room offers its visitors the opportunity to watch the restaurant’s chefs at work as they create beautiful pastries. Collect a takeaway pie between 11am and 3pm from Tuesday to Thursday or…

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PLUMP IT UP Achieving snatched skin often requires a pro touch. We rate these high-tech facial treatments to plump, firm and sculpt. FACESTIM AT D THOMAS CLINIC, FROM £225 A nifty treatment that tightens, volumes and tones, thanks to technology that exercises facial muscles. Dthomas.com HAPPY FACE TWEAKMENT AT DR SOPHIE SHOTTER, FROM £2,800 Features a light sprinkling of Botox to weaken the face’s depressor muscles for a radiant effect. Drsophieshotter.com SARAH CHAPMAN ICONIC FACIAL, £350 Combines radiofrequency with electronic microneedling and stem cell technology to tighten, smooth, improve acne scarring and boost collagen. Sarahchapman.com ILLUMINATE ME Our complexions take a hit at this time of the year – in no small part due to the post-festive sugar hangover. From Dior Rouge Dior, £40 (refill, £30) – a classic red lipstick that lifts the entire face in seconds –…

Julia Roberts has been a friend for around three decades, ever since she acted in our 1999 film, Notting Hill. I remember when the director Roger Michell, producer Duncan Kenworthy and I first had lunch with her to discuss the possibility of her being in the film, it was very clearly her auditioning us. We were nervous schoolboys being grilled by our potential headmistress, although she was far and away the youngest person at the table. When we presented our list of Hollywood’s most famous, glamorous actors who might play her boyfriend, she pointed out with horror that they were all 20 years older than her. She was perky and friendly, but firm. But then she turned out to be soft and sweet as well. On the day of the film’s premiere,…

ADVENTURES in MOTHERLAND

On the morning I meet Sienna Miller, she has just attended a prenatal yoga class – the first of her pregnancy. She went down the street to a neighbourhood place and was reminded of how pleasant it is to be in the presence of other pregnant women. Also, no one blinked. Or if they did, she says, they did “a very good job hiding it”. There was a time when her life was dictated by the punishing rhythm of paparazzi chases and high-profile romances. But it’s a different kind of whirlwind now. Miller, 41, already mother to Marlowe (who she co-parents with actor Tom Sturridge), is expecting another girl with her boyfriend, Oli Green, 27. Professionally, meanwhile, Horizon: An American Saga, an ambitious Western in which Kevin Costner co-stars and directs,…

ADVENTURES in MOTHERLAND

My ROMAN EMPIRE

Sabato De Sarno does not love having people over to his home. “I never host anyone,” the creative director of Gucci tells me as we are seated on his living room couch across from his snoozing dapple dachshund, Luce. Colleagues aren’t invited for dinner; his husband lives in Brussels – even his parents don’t get to spend the night. “It’s where I relax,” says De Sarno, a baby-faced 40-year-old with closely cropped hair and beard, as he fidgets with the strings of his Jurassic Park sweatshirt. “Where I disconnect from work.” The walls of the apartment, on a winding street in the Renaissance quarter of Rome, are decorated with contemporary works by Jannis Kounellis and Sidival Fila. There are prints of Italian icons, including one of the writer and director Pier…

My ROMAN EMPIRE

It takes AJ Odudu just a few seconds to decide that yes, she will have a spicy margarita, actually. It’s still early afternoon when we meet at a new, upscale Mexican in Chelsea on a crisp Wednesday in late November, but the supermodel-tall TV presenter, who has arrived dressed to kill in a backless black catsuit and platform boots, long hair scraped into a single, Sade-style braid and with a discreet bit of sparkle at her throat, is in celebratory mood. Odudu has just wrapped on the rebooted reality behemoth Big Brother, and she’s ready to dive into party season proper. “I can chill now,” she announces, beaming. “I’m like, ‘Let’s have a drink!’” She thrusts the salt-rimmed glass that has materialised before her towards mine in a toast and…

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BLUE SKY THINKING

The winter months rarely show England at its best, particularly once the glitter and merriment of Christmas has passed and the cold weather begins in earnest. Cities look bleak, the countryside is mired in mud, and the prospect of jetting off to somewhere warm and sunny seems irresistibly appealing. The Caribbean is one of the top destinations for winter sun for good reason – there’s an abundance of sandy beaches, azure seas and wooded hills to explore and enjoy. Direct flights make some of the best-known destinations, such as Barbados and Saint Lucia, very accessible; while for those willing to travel a little further, there are plenty of hidden gems to discover. Located on the west coast of Barbados, One Beachlands is a brand-new villa that’s currently available to rent. The…

BLUE SKY THINKING

ON TOP OF THE WORLD With breathtaking views across Hyde Park, The Townhouse at the Bryanston is one of the most exceptional new residences in London, spanning 13,691 square feet. Set high above the bustle of the West End, its central location is all the more remarkable given the immersive views of green parkland that unfold from the enormous balcony, which also happens to be the largest private terrace on the royal park. The interiors have been elegantly furnished by the Londonbased designers StudioMorey, who have celebrated the high ceilings and curves of the building, as well as the extraordinary vistas from the full-height windows. Set across two floors and united by a dramatic, circular staircase, it has been designed with entertaining in mind – there’s a separate service kitchen and…

What would Gwyneth Paltrow do?

A sure-fire way to get your day off to a good start? Meditation and a good sweat. The biggest cliché in wellness? To just breathe – but it works. What makes you feel sexy? My husband. Your signature dish to cook for friends? Usually something braised and in one pot, such as the chicken and dumplings from my first recipe book. What’s the secret to a successful dinner party? Good company. The best way to drink whisky? Japanese, with a round, oversized ice ball. Share your party trick. Posing a good, challenging question for a single-thread dinner conversation. Which piece of art has left the biggest impression on you? An early “Ocean Park” painting by Richard Diebenkorn, at the Smithsonian museum with my dad, when I was about 14. Most treasured item in your wardrobe? A sweater of my father’s. Name the best gift you’ve ever given. A movie…

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