Innehållsförteckning för Issue 37, 2022 från WHO

No-one is, of course, immortal, but for some reason, perhaps because Queen Elizabeth II had reigned for 70 years, it somehow seemed impossible to imagine a time when she wouldn’t be our monarch. So when the news came through that she’d died peacefully at home at her beloved Balmoral Castle in the early hours of September 9 our time, the shock and sadness I felt was echoed by many across the world. I’m really proud of this tribute issue that the whole WHO team has pulled together. From special features about her early life (page 16), her glittering coronation as Queen aged just 26 (page 20), and her long marriage to her “strength and stay” the late Prince Philip (page 18) to all the latest news about how…

As distant third cousins – Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were their great-great-grandparents – Elizabeth and Philip first crossed paths as children at a family wedding in 1934. Then on July 22, 1939, 13-year-old Elizabeth visited the Royal Naval College at Dartmouth, where the 18-year-old Philip was a cadet in training. “She never looked at anyone else,” said her cousin Margaret Rhodes. The two struck up regular correspondence with each other, which was the foundation of their love story. “To have been spared in the war and seen victory, to have been given the chance to rest and to readjust myself, to have fallen in love completely and unreservedly, makes all one’s personal and even the world’s troubles seem small and petty,” the late Duke of Edinburgh wrote to the…

“When she’s talking about her dogs or her horses, you see a different side to her. She relaxes. Dogs are great levellers and they’re not influenced by social status. No wonder she enjoys being around them.”DR ROGER MUGFORD, ANIMAL PSYCHOLOGIST WHO TRAINED THE QUEEN’S CORGIS, 2015 “During these years as your Queen, the support of my family has, across the generations, been beyond measure. Prince Philip is, I believe, well known for declining compliments of any kind. But throughout he has been a constant strength and guide.”THE QUEEN, DIAMOND JUBILEE ADDRESS TO PARLIAMENT, MARCH 2012 “If I am asked what I think about family life after 25 years of marriage, I am for it. I take this opportunity to mention the strength I draw from my own family.”THE QUEEN, SILVER…

They were the images that shocked the world and confirmed on-set whispers of a scandalous affair. Now, it’s been alleged that it was Angelina Jolie herself who called the paparazzi to take photographs that exposed her relationship with her married Mr and Mrs Smith co-star, Brad Pitt. The pictures, which also included her adopted son, Maddox, were taken on a beach in Africa in 2005. Rolling Stone and US Weekly co-founder Jann Wenner claimed in his upcoming memoir, Like a Rolling Stone, “We got the photo, we got the proof. We had the worldwide scoop, the debut of Brangelina. The tipster was Angelina.” He said the photographer was given details of what time the couple went for their daily walks, and the perfect location for them to be “secretly” photographed.…

Ready to switch up your look for spring/summer? Here’s the lowdown on this season’s hottest shades from two of Australia’s leading hair professionals – colour expert and educator Charlie Gauci and Rogue Beauty national education manager Aaron Middleton. COLOUR TRENDS TO TRY BUTTER BLONDE “Think buttery, creamy tones moving away from classic highlights to a bolder scalp lighten,” says Middleton. “This is all adding to the fact that hot-girl summer is fast approaching and we’re ready to make it count. If summer bodies are made in winter, let’s get thinking about our best blonde yet.” COPPER CHIC “I love copper! Kendall killed it with her auburn locks last summer. We’re not talking orange, but a muted, natural, golden hue. Most blondes suit warmth and this allows you to be that…

REVIVE IT The idea of alterations or fixing something seems like a big fashion task we sometimes don’t want to do. But alterations and mending services are becoming a lot more available thanks to some of your favourite designers – it’s no longer restricted to the little lady in a suburban arcade. Slow-fashion label Arnsdorf offers lifetime repairs on its already timeless garments, as well as providing complimentary alteration services at its Melbourne store. Nudie Jeans offer free repairs forever. Nobody Denim and Australian fashion labels such as Jillian Boustred offer free repairs within the first year of purchase. If you’ve invested in an expensive designer handbag, sites like Farfetched have collaborated with aftercare company The Restory to help give your designer goods an extended life. Simply schedule a collection…

ARIES MAR. 20–APR. 18 While it’s not ideal to continually ram heads with others, if you find that you and your beloved (or ex) are going over old ground again and again, go with it! Now is the time to work through past upsets, issues and dramas – all the better to have a happier road ahead. Sort out dramas with VIPs in your life. TAURUS APR. 19–MAY 20 Balancing togetherness and being your own person is possible. There is a lesson for you in the ether right now and it goes like this: while it’s wonderful to have amazing relationships with superb people, it’s also important to learn how to stand on your own two feet. In any dramas this week, check you’re not being all co-dependant. GEMINI MAY…

the last word When was the last time you danced in public? In Cartagena, Colombia filming The Amazing Race Australia, which is one of the most outstanding places on earth. They had a street performer with live music and I got right into it. I couldn’t control my hips. The drums and beat had overpowered me, and I just went with it. My rhythm was awful, but I had fun. Last gift you got? My wife got me a Fitbit. I love it. I’m very active so it suits me perfectly. I found myself walking around randomly to get my steps up. It keeps me accountable. Last time you were starstruck? When I was at the AACTA Awards red carpet and I met Nicole Kidman. She had this aura I…

To the world, she was Her Majesty the Queen, but to her family, she was Mummy, Grannie, or Gan-Gan. She was already mother to Prince Charles, 3, and Princess Anne, 1, when she devoted herself to a lifetime of service as Queen at just 25 years old. But as she navigated the early years of her rule, the relationship with her eldest children suffered. The youngsters were left in the care of nannies for a bewildering six months when she and Prince Philip went on Commonwealth tour, and Charles famously hated being sent by his parents to brutal Gordonstoun boarding school in Scotland. “Harry had inherited her naughty sense of humour” —SOURCE “The Queen and her husband could never be accused of being the most tactile of parents,” says one…

Queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022 Thousands of kilometres away from home came the news that her life had changed forever. Princess Elizabeth, aged just 25, was on a wildlife-watching break with Prince Philip, after a week of official Commonwealth engagements in Kenya, when they learned that King George VI had died in his sleep. Following a sombre flight home from Africa, a slim, pale figure descended the aeroplane steps onto British soil for the first time as monarch. “When we landed in England, and seeing Winston Churchill and others drawn up on the tarmac, there was this sudden realisation that this was the end of her private life,” Lady Pamela Hicks told People magazine. Several months later in June 1953, she was crowned at Westminster Abbey. “By the sudden death…

A big congratulations to Sam Frost and Jordie Hansen, who are expecting their first child – a little boy. The former Home and Away actress and Hansen, an Australian Survivor alum, shared the news on Instagram, where they thanked their loved ones for keeping their “tiny miracle” a secret. Alongside a snap of the pair sharing a kiss and holding their ultrasound, Frost wrote, “There is a tiny human coming soon ... everyone act surprised when he inevitably inherits his parents odd sense of humour.” She continued, “We don’t take ourselves or life too seriously, and we’re hoping to teach our tiny one the same values we share ... the importance of being unapologetically yourself, always finding the fun and humour in all the small things, and that being kind,…

BEAUTY Notes of lemon and floral make the perfect pairing in warmer weather, so make this spring your time to top up. “As our body produces more oil and sweat during summer, rich, heady amber notes become overwhelming to wear,” says Michael Marzano, Agence De Parfum national education manager. He suggests rotating fresh citrus notes with a blend of delicate florals or wood. DO THIS KEEP SKIN HYDRATED Sun and air-conditioning can leave skin dehydrated, cutting the lifespan of scent on our bodies. “Perfume lasts longer on moisturised skin than dry skin, so layer perfume with a body lotion – either unscented or in a matching scent – to enhance the longevity,” says Mecca fragrance education manager, Laura Curtis.…

TICK ALL THE BOXES No matter how often you wear your glasses, it’s important to invest in a comfortable pair of specs. “Fit, comfort and style are the top priorities when it comes to choosing glasses. You don’t want glasses that slip off your face or are too tight around your head – you’re never going to wear them otherwise,” explains Yvy Nguyen, frame portfolio manager at Specsavers Australia. That being said, you don’t have to forego style. Once you’ve discovered which shapes suit your face and comfortably fit your nose, temples and ears, you can narrow them down to the pair that best complements your style and personality. The Specsavers team has broken down the best frames for each face shape to make shopping a little easier. ROUND FACE…

Pumpkin and Goat’s Cheese Barley Risotto SERVES 6 INGREDIENTS 30g butter, chopped 1 medium leek , sliced thinly 1 tblsp chopped fresh thyme, plus extra to serve 2 cloves garlic, crushed ½ cup dry white wine ½ medium butternut pumpkin 1½ cups pearl barley, rinsed ⅓ cup semi sundried tomatoes 1.25 litres (5 cups) vegetable stock ¾ cup finely grated parmesan 120g goat’s cheese, crumbled METHOD 1 Melt butter in a large frying pan over medium-high heat. Cook leek, thyme and garlic, stirring for 5 minutes or until leek softens. Add wine; bring to the boil. Reduce heat to low; simmer for 5 minutes or until reduced by half. 2 Meanwhile, peel pumpkin and cut into 2cm pieces. 3 Transfer leek mixture to a 4.5-litre (18-cup) slow cooker. Add pumpkin,…

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Queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022 Despite the almost instantaneous outpouring of grief by both her subjects and family, in the end the Second Elizabethan Era came to a conclusion just how Her Majesty would have wanted – without fuss nor fanfare and with the utmost grace. Australia learned our beloved Sovereign had died in the early hours of the morning on September 9, when, via a succinct statement, Buckingham Palace announced that she had passed peacefully at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. The Queen’s doctors, led by her longtime physician Huw Thomas, prepared her subjects for the news by revealing just hours before her death that she was being monitored amid health concerns, but was resting comfortably. The palace statement also gave her children and grandchildren a chance to travel from…

Queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022 When Elizabeth Alexandra Mary was born by Caesarean section at 2.40am on April 21, 1926, she was never destined to rule. As the child of King George V’s second son Albert, Duke of York and Elizabeth, Duchess of York, the baby was officially third in line to the throne but likely to be pushed further down by any sons born to her uncle, the Prince of Wales, or her father. Free from the pressures of being a future ruler, the first decade of the princess’ life was privileged and carefree. Nicknamed Lilibet by her sister Margaret, she spent her early childhood between a house in London and Royal Lodge, the family’s home in the grounds of Windsor Great Park. “Lilibet is my pride,” her father…

Niacinamide may not be the easiest word to pronounce, but it’s well worth getting acquainted with this buzzy beauty ingredient if you’d like to get your best skin yet. As a potent form of vitamin B3, niacinamide is capable of doing everything from brightening skin to soothing inflammation and even combating signs of ageing. “I like to think of niacinamide as an all-rounder – it’s good at a little bit of everything,” says Dr Prasanthi Purusothaman, general practitioner and cosmetic physician at Pavilion Cosmetic Medicine. WHAT NIACINAMIDE CAN DO FOR YOUR SKIN Almost everything, it seems! Dr Purusothaman says the benefits of a topical niacinamide include: • Improving skin hydration and reducing transepidermal moisture loss • Regulating oil production • Soothing inflammation • Combating free-radical and environmental damage (such as…

MARLE-VELLOUS NZ fashion label Marle (which we like to call our own!) has always been big in the fashion world’s heart for a humble approach to sustainable practices without the greenwash, and also for stunning collections that speak to the Australian laid-back style. Marle’s latest spring collection, Ladder to the Moon, and upcoming resort collection is keeping that label lust alive, especially in regards to size and variety of transeasonal treasures. Described perfectly as “exploring the interplay between elegance and allure”, creative director Juliet Souter has created a contemporary, clean aesthetic. From reimagined signature Marle pieces to new shapes and silhouettes, this label caters for every occasion – from the office to occasion wear, everyday essentials and that investment piece. STYLE CRUSH OF THE WEEK NAOMI CAMPBELL This supermodel is…

Tell us about your feel-good outfits. My guaranteed go-to look is a classic pair of jeans with a tee or a cashmere sweater, styled with sneakers. This way I feel comfortable during the day and honouring myself and what makes me feel good. You have two gorgeous girls – does your mum wardrobe look any different to your working wardrobe? Comfort is key when I’m dressing in my mum wardrobe. Lady P and Florence are quite physical and hands-on type of gals. They like to always be on the go, so I need to be ready for anything they throw at me – literally! How do you take your outfits from day to night? Some closet essentials that have been a real hit: my little baguette bag that works for…

One in four women under the age of 60 experience incontinence, and as we get older that number goes up to 75 per cent. It’s something many women prefer to ignore, but that can mean that they miss out on vital treatment. Modibodi ambassador and mum-of-six Dr Jana Pittman is familiar with the issues that women can face with incontinence and light bladder leakage (LBL), both as a medical professional and through her own personal experiences. “I think one of the biggest issues around things like incontinence is that people just don’t talk about it,” she says. “We want women to go out there and get help.” WHAT CAUSES INCONTINENCE? One of the most common reasons for incontinence is childbirth, but it can also happen to women who have never…

FEELS GOOD Here’s something to get excited about. Australian eau de vie (brandy) brand Feels Botanical has teamed up with renowned chef, restaurateur and wellness advocate Dan Churchill, who joins the company as partner, major investor and “culinary creative”. The New York-based Aussie chef, who hit the spotlight on MasterChef, will work across multiple facets of the brand, including recipe development, botanical selections and product creation. Feels Botanical offers four eau de vie flavours – Bask, Vivify, Revel and Rouse – each released in limited batches of 2000 bottles. Feels Botanical Eau De Vie gift box, $130, feelsbotanical.com.au A COOLER COLA They took on the tonic market and gave gin a new best friend. Now Fever-Tree is busting into the cola wars. The UK company has just released Distillers Cola,…

the hit list What do our favourite duo Julia Morris and Dr Chris Brown have in common with Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Kate McKinnon, John Krasinski and Keanu Reeves? They’re all starring in the new animated blockbuster, DC League of Super-Pets. Yes, Morris and Brown are mixing with the bigwigs of Hollywood after scoring the roles of Keith and Mark, two hapless guinea pigs. Here, WHO chats to Australia’s newest Tinseltown exports about the project... Did either of you have a process to get into character? Morris: Not after the details Dr Chris told me! Brown: I was sharing details around the true workings of guinea pigs, what’s important to them and how they live their life. M: Dr Chris told me that they eat their own poo-poos, so I’m…

SNUG HUG NEW YORK CITY Kate Bosworth and Justin Long were inseparable on a date night. “I was ready for the one,” Long told The Viall Files podcast. “I want to scream it from the rooftops, but I also want to be protective. It’s sacred.” LAUGH A MINUTE ITALY Brad Pitt and Ana de Armas compare jokes at the 79th Venice International Film Festival. DOGGY PADDLE INSTAGRAM Millie Bobby Brown hangs out with her pooch, Marley. GOOD SPORT NEW YORK CITY Naomi Watts attends the US Open at Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. GLITTER GIRL LOS ANGELES Brie Larson brought the sparkle at the premiere of Growing Up. “Huge personal achievements of mine, I’m really excited about sharing,” she told MarkMeets.com. “But it’s fun to have a bit of…