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Bring on the bleach — this is fashion’s new It-brow

From Kim to Kendall, they’re all at it! Amy Francombe on how to pull off this season’s vanishing act

Evening Standard · Sep 20, 2022

My London: Edward Enninful

The British Vogue editor in chief checks out the competition at Rococo newsagents, scoffs veal chops at The River Café and goes for microneedling at Nez Hasan

Evening Standard · Sep 15, 2022

Julia Fox: ‘I’m a real-ass bitch in a sea full of f***ing phonies’

Actor, writer, model, muse, dominatrix… oh, and life-saver. Julia Fox does it all with her own unfiltered brand of authenticity. Maxine Wally meets fashion and film’s new commander of chaos

Evening Standard · Sep 15, 2022

My London: Gaz Mayall

The host of the capital’s longest-running club night dines like Dickens at Rules, sticks to the market stalls of Notting Hill and never misses Carnival

Evening Standard · Jul 28, 2022

Emma Raducanu: Pressure. What pressure?

As she warms up to defend her US Open crown, Emma Raducanu gets cosy with Laura Craik to talk about making friends on court, letters from the Queen and how she’s cutting herself some slack

Evening Standard · Jul 28, 2022

My London: Loyle Carner

The rapper swears by local corner shops, dines with live opera at Little Bay and goes wild swimming for the peace and quiet

Evening Standard · Jul 21, 2022

Kate Moss: ‘Have I always been true to myself? No. But I am now’

You might well recognise Diet Coke’s new creative director. As Kate Moss unveils her next move, Ben Cobb heads over to her house to talk love, legacy and — much more importantly — how to tell when something is pas chic du tout

Evening Standard · Jul 19, 2022

Beabadoobee: ‘A role model shouldn’t be a Disney princess’

Step forward Beabadoobee, the mushroom-taking, imaginary world-creating indie pop sensation doing things her way. Lisa Wright heads round to her home (that TikTok infamy built)

Evening Standard · Jul 14, 2022

Your alternative summer reading list

The out of offices are flying in, the mercury is rising and the luggage queues at Heathrow are now stretching the 19-ish miles into central London. Which can only mean one thing: it is officially pool loungers and rosé-at-10am-cos-why-not season. But sunny holidays aren’t an excuse to let your brain…

Evening Standard · Jul 14, 2022

Fran Lebowitz’s New York State of Mind

Think of the Big Apple and, chances are, you’ll think of Fran Lebowitz. Lynette Nylander meets the literary icon ahead of her UK tour to talk Gen Z fans, abortion, politics and… well, everything else

Evening Standard · Jun 30, 2022