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GREEK PARADISE
Suspended between blue sky and the Aegean Sea, this villa is perhaps Aline Andreadís's most personal project yet. Here, the architecture melts seamlessly into the surrounding landscape, art takes centre stage and not a single detail has been left to chance. The interior designer and art collector has spent more than 20 years creating her own private residences and wellness centres. Driven by a passion for skincare, she acquired the prestigious French brand Anne Semonin Paris in 2003, turning it into a global benchmark. Aline approaches every interior with a "less is more" philosophy. To her, a home is far more than just architecture: it ought to tell a story, evoke emotion and cultivate a space for making memories. A chance encounter changed her life 22 years ago when she…
THE INSIDE STORY
Florence Pugh brought her signature glamour to the British Library in London for an exclusive screening of East of Eden. The Academy Award-nominated actress, 30, wore a pleated blouse and trousers by Rodarte for the exclusive event. She was joined by her co-stars Christopher Abbott and Mike Faist and executive producer and writer Zoe Kazan. Portraying Cathy Ames in this Netflix adaptation of John Steinbeck's classic novel, Florence leads a talented cast in exploring the multigenerational saga of the Trask family. "Beautiful evening with the gang finally back together again!" Florence wrote on Instagram afterwards.
Embodying vintage style, Keeley Hawes looked every bit the leading lady while attending the Goodwood Revival festival.
Channelling mid-20th-century elegance, the actress immersed herself in the famous three-day event, which celebrates historic motor racing and…
LONDON CALLING
London Fashion Week was back with a bang last week, offering a carousel of sartorial innovation in the fashion capital celebrated for both its vibrant emerging talent and its iconic heritage houses. After 25 years on the Paris schedule, Alexander McQueen made a triumphant return to the label’s home city, with creative director Séan McGirr at the helm. Staged in the atmospheric undercroft of Lincoln’s Inn Chapel, the show invited the audience into the wonderfully dark world of McQueen. Hardwood benches lined the stone-slabbbed runway and guests peered through the shadows to find their seats. The Crown star Emma Corrin and the models Georgia May Jagger, Lila Moss and Alexa Chung were present, Georgia looking stunning as she embraced classic English style in a double-breasted herringbone tweed coat dress. HERITAGE…
TURNING UP THE VOLUME
When Sara Cox speaks to HELLO! around midday, her high-energy warmth and trademark northern wit are infectious. She has just wrapped up another broadcast of BBC Radio 2’s flagship breakfast show – a prestigious gig even before you consider that she is only the second female permanent host in the programme’s history, following Zoe Ball. Having fronted the Radio 1 breakfast show in the early 2000s, the presenter views this milestone as a full-circle moment. “It feels like a coming-home gig. I absolutely love it,” Sara says. “I spend the first three hours of my day laughing, dancing around and honking my horn. “It’s the best job in the world. The listeners are hilarious and it feels like one big happy family.” Does she have a dream guest she’d love…
EIGHTY, NOT OUT
Alison Steadman adopts a New York accent as she jokes with the photographer during her photoshoot with HELLO!. "What are you making me do?" she says. He has offered her a pair of sunglasses that she thinks may not suit her, but her playful nature prevails and she puts them on anyway. The actress, who turned 80 in August, has the spark of the comic characters for which she is best known: drama-prone mother Pam Shipman in Gavin and Stacey and the indomitable Mrs Bennet in Pride and Prejudice.
Turning 80 might once have daunted her, but she says now that she is "glad to be alive". It is a gratitude tinged with sadness. She recently became the last of her generation upon the death of her eldest sister, Sylvia,…
QUEEN OF THE CASTLE
It’s nearly a year since millions watched as the comedian Alan Carr confounded 18 of his fellow celebrity contestants to win the first season of The Celebrity Traitors, taking home £87,500, which he donated to charity. The show won two Bafta TV Awards, including the memorable moment award for Alan’s unmasking. Now, the series is back – and it’s bigger than ever, with 21 celebrities joining its host, Claudia Winkleman, at Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands for the must-watch game of deception and deviousness. It’s an all-star cast, with contestants including the supermodel Jerry Hall, the singer James Blunt and the Hollywood actors Richard E Grant and Michael Sheen.
"I couldn't get over it," Claudia says of the stellar line-up, which also features the TV host Maya Jama and…
'I'M MORE COMFORTABLE WITH MYSELF'
When Motsi Mabuse started working in TV almost 20 years ago, she decided to reward herself with her dream handbag. Unfortunately, the Chanel design she wanted was too expensive. As she worked her way up from being a professional dancer on German TV to becoming a judge on Strictly Come Dancing in the UK, the bag continued to elude her – but she recently made her wish come true after delving into the second-hand market for the first time. "I found a vintage one and bought it – and, because it was second-hand, I didn't feel as bad about spending the money," she tells us. Now, the South African-born presenter, who is based in Germany, is hosting a new show on Prime Video called Live Better for Less. The programme,…
PURPLE REIGN
Appearing at a Royal Film Performance for the first time in four years, the Princess of Wales made a glamorous return in a carefully considered outfit that quietly spoke volumes.
In a week during which the lines between royal and non-royal engagements were blurred, and claims and counter-claims flew around the controversial publication of Earl Spencer's memoir about the mother-in-law she tragically never met, Catherine rose above the fray as a classy reminder that the show must, and will, go on.
She and the Prince of Wales were the guests of honour at the London premiere of Tom Cruise's new film, Digger, and were greeted in Leicester Square by the Hollywood star and the movie's director, Alejandro González Iñárritu.
Catherine looked sensational in a flowing gown by Jenny Packham, in…
BEST IN SHOW
Mia Tindall has clearly inherited the royal family's passion for horses – and it shone through as she helped her mother, Zara, at the Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials in Oxfordshire. Our exclusive pictures show the 12-year-old acting as a groom for Zara, who was competing in the four-day event.
Mia looked focused as she helped to prepare Zara's horse, Classicals Euro Star, who is affectionately known as Caspar. She was seen brushing Caspar but there was time for some fun, too, as she was pictured hugging her mother.
The following day, mother and daughter swapped places, with Mia taking the reins as she competed in the Heythrop Hunt Pony Club showjumping competition at Blenheim Palace, while Zara, 45, assisted in preparing her pony, Bunny Two Twirls.
Mia was competing…
'DIANA REALLY LOVED CHARLES'
In the week when her brother's controversial memoir sparked a royal war of words, the late Diana, Princess of Wales was remembered at a live recording of HELLO!'s A Right Royal Podcast last week.
More than 60 guests gathered in Mayfair – at the newly renovated restaurant Quaglino's, where Diana often dined – to hear the royal author Ingrid Seward talk to Emily Nash, Emmy Griffiths and Andrea Caamaño, our in-house experts and hosts of the podcast.
Revealing tantalising details about the life of the late Princess the day before her latest book, Catherine & Diana, was published, Ingrid – who was in touch with Diana right up until her death in August 1997 – recalled how the Princess had spoken about the deep love that she and Prince Charles,…
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