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We have a world exclusive with Sarah Jessica Parker, who spoke to us in New York – where else? – about her love of London and the royals, plus her new second act as global creative director of Astrea London diamonds. Our royal coverage focuses on the Prince of Wales and an extraordinary TV show in which he reveals the impact of his parents’ divorce and how he misses his grandparents, and talks about protecting his wife and children. We also bring you the Princess of Wales’s first trip to RAF Coningsby as Royal Honorary Air Commodore. We have interviews with Angelina Jolie, who tells us how she keeps her mother’s ashes close to her, Paris Hilton, on family life, and The Morning Show’s Karen Pittman. Manolo Blahnik tells us…

CARA IS SLEEK AND CHIC AT BALMAIN Cara Delevingne was back to her glamorous best last week, turning heads at Paris Fashion Week. The British model, 33, appeared to be glowing with happiness and good health at the Balmain show at the Hotel InterContinental, where she was among the celebrity guests. She looked chic and stylish in a grey checked shorts suit, crisp shirt and block heels. With her trademark bushy eyebrows shaped and smoothed, she completed the look with bright red lipstick. Her newly polished image is a world away from her party days. Three years ago, she checked into rehab and later revealed her struggles with addiction and her mental health, describing how seeing photos of herself looking dishevelled at an airport had given her a wake-up call.…

As one of the A-list’s favourite designers, Tamara Ralph has created spectacular couture outfits for red-carpet events all over the world. From the dazzling, crystal-embellished floral gown worn by Blake Lively to the premiere of her film It Ends With Us, to Angelina Jolie’s strapless, draped chiffon number for the premiere of Maria at last year’s Venice Film Festival, plus Amal Clooney’s shimmering pearl-beaded dress at this summer’s Tony Awards in New York, her creations never fail to turn heads. She was also the designer trusted by Meghan Markle to dress her for the official photos marking her engagement to Prince Harry in 2017. The stunning black-and-gold gown with a feathered tulle ruffled skirt, together with its £57,000 price tag, made headlines around the world. “To be involved in incredible…

Jade Holland Cooper is a true British success story. She founded her namesake brand, the Holland Cooper label, 17 years ago, and it recently reached a turnover of £60m. The label, which is known for its timeless silhouettes and heritage craftsmanship, has also transformed countryside dressing, with celebrities and royalty alike reaching for Jade’s distinctive tailoring. Now, Jade has launched The Icon series, which she says was “born out of my personal passion for celebrating women who inspire me”. And who better to introduce this campaign than the ever-inspiring national treasure Dame Mary Berry? The beloved British food writer and baker says that she is delighted to be part of a line-up that includes the former supermodel Jodie Kidd, the broadcaster Clare Balding and the MobLand actress Lisa Dwan. The…

If anyone needs affirmation that life can begin again at 60, they need look no further than the writer Esther Freud. Having called time on her 27‑year relationship with the actor David Morrissey in 2020, the author of My Sister and Other Lovers reveals on HELLO!’s Second Act podcast how she celebrated her milestone birthday by backpacking around the world, taking up boxing and finding love again. “It was fun to turn 60,” says Esther, whose father was the British painter Lucian Freud. “Me and my boyfriend – I love using that word – went travelling for four months to Australia, Singapore and Laos. I came back just before my 60th birthday and had a wonderful party. It felt really good.” It has taken her some time to get to…

If you had an opportunity to detect a health issue before any symptoms occurred, would you take it? This is a trend sweeping Hollywood. The Kardashians are among the big names investing money to ensure that they aren’t in for any nasty surprises when they next go to the doctor, undertaking full-body assessments that rule out – or not – everything from cancer to heart disease and dementia. Having just turned 40, I jumped at the chance to try this myself, signing up for the platinum experience offered by the Harley Street clinic Echelon Health. This is a state-of-the-art full-body MOT that can detect up to 92% of the causes of preventable death among men and up to 95% among women; it’s described by Echelon Health as the most advanced…

From haircare to hand sanitisers, brands are riding the olfactive wave as our collective obsession with fragrance hits high tide. Whether it’s Gen Z reshaping the luxury beauty market with their discerning noses or our shared desire to ritualise the smallest gestures, scent has become beauty’s stealth power player. What once elevated a spritz of perfume now lingers in lipsticks, blushers and bronzers, layering self-expression on self-expression. Fragrance is no longer confined to the dressing table; haute perfumers are being enlisted to scent every swipe of make-up, transforming it into an invisible accessory to bolster mood and define identity. The allure is subtle but deeply transporting: scent defines not only how we want to be perceived, but also how we want to feel while wearing it. It’s no longer enough…

STAY Huddled on the banks of the Sand River, The Ritz-Carlton’s first luxury safari camp is home to 21 sublimely spacious tented suites, rewriting what luxury means in the wild. Designed to help you feel at one with nature, each tent features a private deck, an infinity plunge pool, a sunken lounge and both indoor and outdoor showers, plus a personal butler to cater to your every whim – not to mention second-to-none wildlife views, sumptuous beds and rolltop bathtubs from which to soak in the once-in-a-lifetime landscapes. EAT Over dinner, enjoy views that are as spectacular as the food, with fresh, local ingredients served on an elevated sky deck under a canopy of stars. If alfresco dining isn’t for you, take your meal in the camp’s sprawling wine cellar,…

GABRIELA HEARST The Uruguayan designer’s Nina Bag – the brand’s original design, named after the singer and activist Nina Simone – is reimagined in soft cashmere felt (£2,500; gabrielahearst.com). CELINE The French house’s C logo, inspired by Paris’s Arc de Triomphe, defines modern luxury. The medium bucket Louise in calfskin has a top handle and strap for versatile wear (£2,300; celine.com). JACQUEMUS Pieces from the label founded by Simon Porte Jacquemus bring a fresh edge to any wardrobe. The medium Bambola in suede is an asymmetric twist on the bucket bag (£1,090; jacquemus.com). LOEWE X ALBERS Part of the Spanish fashion house’s collection inspired by the artists Josef and Anni Albers, the Flamenco clutch is crafted in soft nappa calfskin for a slouchy silhouette (£2,450; loewe.com). BOTTEGA VENETA The Andiamo…

RACHEL LOUISE BROWN Photographer Rachel (below) took on a “lifechanging” artist residency in New York with the money she won after being named HELLO!’s young fashion photographer of the year in 2008. Since then, she has shot Catherine Zeta-Jones and Anya Taylor-Joy. For this issue, she captures the couture designer Tamara Ralph’s glamorous home. SILVIA DRAZ Lithuanian photographer Silvia (below), who has worked with Serena Williams and Gugu Mbatha-Raw, shoots this season’s new looks from designers including Dior and Chanel in our Luxe fashion pages. ISMAEL BLANCO Cuba-born, Paris-based make-up artist Ismael has worked with famous faces including the supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio and the singer Camila Cabello. He brings his skills to our photoshoot with Tamara Ralph at her home in Cannes. LAURA CRAIK As a new Marie Antoinette exhibition…

When Giorgio Armani’s spring/summer 2026 collection closed Milan Fashion Week last month, it was a bittersweet finale. The show took place in the historic Courtyard of Honour at Palazzo Brera, just a ten-minute walk from Corso Venezia, where the late Italian designer presented his debut show in October 1975. The showcase had been planned as a celebration of 50 years of Italy’s most successful fashion company – an empire spanning luxury clothing, accessories, fragrances, make-up, furniture, hotels and restaurants. Instead, it marked the final time that a collection personally designed by Giorgio Armani would appear on the runway. The designer and businessman, who served as creative director and chief executive of the company he founded, died on 4 September at the age of 91. “With infinite sorrow, the Armani Group…

As followers of fashion’s recent round of musical chairs will know, luxury brands change their creative directors as frequently as the rest of us change our sheets. Which makes it all the more impressive that Olivier Rousteing has led the French house of Balmain for a defiant 15 years, since being appointed in 2011 aged 25. When you design such directional yet elegant clothes as he does, and when your client list includes Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, Jane Fonda, Jennifer Lopez and Beyoncé, there’s little reason to meddle with one of high fashion’s most winning formulas. Olivier, who turned 40 last month, is marking his big birthday with support from Johnnie Walker Vault, the couture offering from the 200-year-old Scotch brand for whom he’s just designed a new flask. Constructed from…

When she was growing up in Osaka, Japan, Fumi Kaneko loved to watch DVDs of ballets such as The Nutcracker, dreaming that one day, she would herself play the Sugar Plum Fairy. That dream came true. Having started dancing at the age of three, Fumi has been one of the Royal Ballet’s principal ballerinas since 2021, with The Nutcracker among the many shows she has performed during her 14 years with the company. Fumi, who is engaged to fellow Royal Ballet principal Vadim Muntagirov, will return to the role at Christmas. She is on stage this month as the harsh, controlling Mama Elena in Like Water for Chocolate and as the sweet country girl Lise in the fun and romantic La Fille Mal Gardée. Joining HELLO! for this exclusive interview,…

It’s a testament to Manolo Blahnik’s joie de vivre that, at the age of 82, he has retained the sunny exuberance of a child. “I have a lizard in front of me right now – two, in fact,” he chuckles, speaking over the phone from Santa Cruz in the Canary Islands, where he has just finished lunch. “I’ve actually just eaten a tomato; it was so divine.” As is his new collection, an exclusive capsule of 11 designs created to celebrate Marie Antoinette, the controversial French queen who is the subject of a major new exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Mr Blahnik has been a fan since childhood, his interest piqued by his mother reading him Stefan Zweig’s 1932 biography as a rather unconventional bedtime story. The queen’s…

Perfume has long been a marker of taste, but it’s now stepping into a new realm: that of exclusivity. What once distinguished the fragrance aficionado – the ability to drop the word “sillage” into conversation, say, or layering Byredo’s Rose of No Man’s Land with Phlur’s Vanilla Skin – is no longer enough. True connoisseurs are chasing something rarer: bottles that are near-impossible to buy, designed as objets d’art and containing scents crafted with precious ingredients. Procuring them permits collectors entry to an elite inner circle. Access, not just acquisition, has become the new luxury. Ffern’s fragrances, for example, can be bought if your name appears on its ledger, which comes with its own waiting list. Frederic Malle’s 15th Anniversary edition of Portrait of a Lady sold out quickly, and…

When the style set’s go-to florist Whitney Hawkings and her husband, fashion designer Peter, were ambitious young twenty-somethings, they used to stroll through London’s Chelsea and look wistfully at a beautiful Georgian townhouse, daydreaming that they would one day live in one just like it. More than 20 years later, the couple have fulfilled that dream. But rather than finding a home similar to the one they had liked so much, overlooking the River Thames and Battersea Bridge, they are now the proud owners of the very same six-storey property they once admired. “We walked past it so many times when we were young and just married, saying: ‘Oh my god. What would it be like to live in that house?’” Whitney tells HELLO! in this exclusive interview. “When Peter…

The moment the multimillionaire heiress, DJ, entrepreneur and fashion influencer Paris Hilton knew she’d truly made a name for herself was during a conversation with one of her family members. “I’ll never forget when my grandfather [Barron, the hotelier son of the Hilton magnate Conrad Hilton] told me that he’s now known as Paris Hilton’s grandfather,” she exclusively tells HELLO!. “That’s when I realised I’d truly made it.” She was once known as a prolific partygoer who hit the clubs in Los Angeles with Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears and Nicole Richie, her friend and co-star in the reality show The Simple Life, which propelled them both to global stardom when it aired in 2003. But Paris has worked tirelessly over the past 20 years to create her own empire, which…

It is one of the most candid conversations he has ever shared publicly and one that goes to the heart of what the Prince of Wales wants for his family and his future. In an extraordinary and deeply personal, emotional and, at times, humorous conversation, Prince William opens up about balancing work and family life, the impact of his parents’ divorce, protecting his wife and children, missing his grandparents and his approach to his destiny as monarch. Sharing his vision for his time as King, he reveals that “change is on my agenda”, adding that by the time Prince George is in his position, he wants to “create a world in which my son is proud of what we do”. The heir to the throne shares his thoughts with Eugene…

As a member of the world-famous Swarovski family, her name is synonymous with opulent crystals and sparkling glamour. But, just like her great-great-grand-father Daniel, who founded the Swarovski brand in Austria in 1895, Nadja Swarovski firmly believes in the importance of sharing her good fortune with others. Daniel believed that “to achieve lasting change, you must think not only of yourself but also of others” – a philosophy Nadja has firmly embraced as she strives to continue his philanthropic legacy. She created the Swarovski Foundation in 2013 with a mission to promote sustainable livelihoods through education and to support initiatives in equity, water and creativity. Since then, the foundation’s work has reached more than two million people across 93 countries. Nadja stepped down from the family business in 2021 after…

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HAPPY HARDWARE Celine calfskin laptop bag, £1,500; celine.com OPULENT OUD Creed Oud Zarian eau de parfum 50ml, £350; libertylondon.com SITTING COMFORTABLY Loro Piana cashmere cushion, £1,080; uk.loropiana.com MODERN FEMININITY Erdem by Moralioglu Erdem in hardback, £100; blackwells.co.uk CHARM OFFENSIVE Loewe twist bangle in calfskin, from £225; loewe.com COLLAR CONTRAST Phoebe Philo cropped aviator jacket, £4,500; phoebephilo.com NO SHADE Prada tortoiseshell sunglasses, £376; sunglasshut.com COSY SEASON Yves Salomon shearling hat, £650; net-a-porter.com CLIP IN Miu Miu checked fabric, corduroy and suede hair barrettes, £690; miumiu.com OFF WRIST Chanel Première Iconic Chain necklace, POA; chanel.com TRAVEL LIGHT Bottega Veneta travel pouch, £1,350; bottegaveneta.com GLOVE YOU Ulla Johnson embellished leather gloves, £470; ullajohnson.com CINCHED IN Khaite burgundy leather belt, £490; net-a-porter.com GRANDMA CHIC Simone Rocha bead-embellished cardigan, £550; net-a-porter.com FAIRY TAILS Chloé treasure tails scarf…

I’ve lost count of how many make-up artists have told me that Estée Lauder’s Double Wear foundation is their holy grail as a base. Known for its flawless finish, it definitely brings the coverage – but if you prefer a glowier look like me, Futurist Hydra Rescue is a no-brainer. It’s a make-up, skincare and SPF hybrid, giving a natural, healthy-looking finish with skin-supporting benefits, thanks to ingredients including hyaluronic acid and chia seed extract. It melts into the skin effortlessly, offering a radiant wash of coverage that feels undetectable when I’m wearing it – exactly what I want. Better yet, the hydrating foundation pairs beautifully with the Futurist Soft Touch Brightening Skincealer, which helps hide all manner of issues without going cakey. This powerhouse concealer plumps out the look…

VYN SWEDEN When you learn that the Swedish word “vyn” translates as “the view”, the whole ethos of southern Sweden’s most picturesque restaurant makes sense. It’s as popular for its breathtaking Baltic scenery as it is for its 16-course menu, comprising food that is locally sourced, hunted and foraged. The Scandi vibe is strong in this sought-after spot, where the space is dominated by sleek wooden surfaces and vast windows, bathing the space in glowing natural light. Visit vynrestaurant.se DRAGSHOLM SLOT DENMARK Luxury comes first at this Danish castle, which boasts three equally awe-inspiring restaurants, each embodying the casually cool, low-key design we’ve come to expect in Denmark. Although castles conjure up visions of ornate opulence when it comes to decor, the eateries here let the food do the talking,…