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Inside the magical world of Alice Temperley, normal rules don’t apply. In her magnificent Somerset home, dresses hang like paintings, disco balls decorate the formal dining room and a stunning satin coat is the perfect garb for going out to feed her alpacas. Meanwhile, the rooms are decorated like the dresses she designs: with floral flourishes, wild prints and historical references. Alice found this property in 2010 while she was living in Notting Hill with her former husband and their son, Fox. Yearning for more time in the countryside where she was raised, she rented the eightbedroom Regency manor, dating from the 18th century, to use as a country escape, before buying it and moving there permanently. “I have a massive connection to nature and the countryside, hence my desire…

Since moving to the countryside five years ago, Leah Wood hasn’t been short of inspiration for her art.“I’ve always appreciated nature, but moving to the countryside has brought a whole new level of appreciation, of gratitude and of this being the most amazing planet ever, if you really take a look at it and look up from your phone,” the daughter of the Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood tells HELLO!. “I spend all my mornings, or all my afternoons, outside with the dogs.” However, like any mother of teenagers, Leah – who lives close to her mother, Jo, in Northamptonshire – hasn’t found it easy to convince Maggie, 16, and Otis, 11, that they should join her when she immerses herself in the great outdoors. “I try very hard to…

She has long championed the importance of connecting with nature, and now the Princess of Wales is urging us to connect more closely with one another. “Look the people you care about in the eye and be fully there – because that is where love begins,” she writes, in a powerful personal essay. The future Queen, who has made supporting early childhood the cornerstone of her public work, warns that our digital devices have become “sources of constant distraction, fragmenting our focus and preventing us from giving others the undivided attention that relationships require”. She writes: “We sit together in the same room while our minds are scattered across dozens of apps, notifications and feeds. We’re physically present but mentally absent, unable to fully engage with the people right in…

It has been 25 years since Ronni Ancona’s breakout role in the Bafta Award-winning BBC comedy show The Big Impression, in which she starred alongside her former boyfriend, Alistair McGowan, and famously parodied the likes of Victoria Beckham. Yet she looks back at that time in her life with a mix of pain and pride. Having started doing impressions at school to cope with bullying, she has a “love-hate relationship with doing funny voices”, and now realises that she may have been using the skill to mask her undiagnosed ADHD. Talking for the first time about her life-changing diagnosis in her forties on HELLO!’s Second Act podcast this week, Ronni reveals: “I basically had an intervention. “I had lots of comics – including my great friend Rory Bremner, who had…

AUTUMN COMFORTS As autumn settles in, the heiress Amber Guinness serves up hearty recipes from her new Winter in Tuscany cookbook, while beauty takes an unexpected turn as the everyday deodorant gets a luxurious glow-up. Fashion embraces the enduring appeal of British heritage style, Mariella Frostrup explores the role that hormones can play in our relationships and the model David Gandy reflects on what luxury really means.…

WORDSEARCH Locate all of these collectables in the grid. The answers appear forwards, backwards, up, down and diagonally, but always in a straight line. You can use letters in the grid more than once. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOMATONS BANKNOTES BEER MATS BLUE AND WHITE BOOKMARKS BUTTONS CHAIRS CLOCKS COINS COMICS DOLLS FANS GLASSWARE KETTLES KEYS MAPS OLD CARS PAPERWEIGHTS PENS PHONE CARDS PLATES POTTERY PROGRAMMES RINGS SNUFF BOXES SPOONS SWORDS TANKARDS TEA CADDIES TEAPOTS THIMBLES TOBY JUGS TOOLS TOY SOLDIERS WALKING STICKS See next week’s issue for full solutions QUICK CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Treachery (10)  8 Joyful (7) 9 Of the kidneys (5) 10 Brownish-grey colour (5) 12 Try it! (4,1,2) 13 Opposite of sweet (7) 14 Flat-topped hill (4)  16 Angel (6) 17 Ornate plasterwork (6) 20 Sail support (4) 22…

EXHIBITION LIMELIGHT EXHIBITION This show explores the work of the photographer David Koppel, who captured the likes of Boy George, Iggy Pop and George Michael in the Eighties at the London nightclub Limelight. At London’s Zebra One Gallery until 20 October EVENT BLACK HISTORY MONTH AT RIVERSIDE STUDIOS The arts venue in Hammersmith offers a powerful mix of films, live music and creative workshops for all ages this October. Visit riversidestudios.co.uk/see-and-do BOOK HOT WAX Decades after her father’s band plays one final tour, Suzanne is still dealing with the aftermath of the terrible act of violence that brought it to an end. By ML Rio, out now, published by Headline, priced £20 TV THE DIPLOMAT Keri Russell returns as the American diplomat Kate Wyler in Netflix’s political thriller, which also…

ROYALS GATHER IN LUXEMBOURG TO USHER IN NEW ERA King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima of the Netherlands were among the guests celebrating the start of a new royal era in Luxembourg as Grand Duke Guillaume and Grand Duchess Stéphanie ascended the throne. Grand Duke Henri, 70, had held the title for 25 years but abdicated in favour of his son, who was crowned in a ceremony at the Grand Ducal Palace in the tiny European country. Afterwards, Guillaume, 43, and Stéphanie, 41 – wearing a diamond tiara lent to her by her mother-in-law, former Grand Duchess Maria Teresa – greeted their public with an appearance on the palace’s balcony. They were joined by their sons, Prince Charles, five, and Prince François, two, along with members of the Dutch and Belgian…

The Queen has described her friend, the late Dame Jilly Cooper, as a “legend”. Having had the pleasure of meeting the unrivalled doyenne of racy fiction on many occasions over the past decade, I couldn’t agree more. It was the mischievous twinkle in her bright blue eyes, the enigmatic smile that would quickly turn to a girlish giggle, her kindness, her generosity and a playful sense of humour that I won’t forget. She was the archetypal “national treasure”, adored by her family, friends and fans – and the scores of journalists like me who tried to interview her. I say “tried”; whenever I sat down with Jilly in her 14th-century chantry in the Cotswolds, the tables of who was being interviewed would inevitably turn. Sinking into the “hot seat” of…

‘I DON’T HAVE AN EGO OR THINK I’M BETTER THAN ANYONE ELSE’ Amanda Holden may have 30 years in showbusiness under her belt, but audiences should already be preparing for the next generation of Holdens on TV: her daughters, Lexi and Hollie, could also be pursuing careers in the spotlight, the presenter reveals in this exclusive interview with HELLO!. “I think Hollie will follow in my footsteps,” Amanda tells us as she launches her new BBC primetime quiz show, The Inner Circle. Indeed, during filming for the show, Hollie, 13, visited the set in Glasgow and wowed her mum while reading the autocue. “She got behind my desk and said: ‘Welcome to the Inner Circle.’ I was like: ‘Oh my God – they should do a Junior Inner Circle, and…

THE PRINCE OF WALES The Prince of Wales stepped inside the Tardis during a visit to the Doctor Who set in Cardiff. Prince William was given a tour of the Bad Wolf studios and looked around the famous police phone box ahead of last week’s Bafta Cymru awards in Newport. Sharing a message that was played at the ceremony, he said: “From period pieces to all of time and space, both the Bafta bursary and BadWolf TV are inspiring the next generation of creative talent.” THE KING AND PRINCE WILLIAM Father and son teamed up at London’s Natural History Museum to highlight next month’s United Nations climate change summit in Belém, Brazil. Prince William will travel to the Cop30 summit on 6 November, after the Earthshot Prize ceremony in Rio…

I was a beauty consultant at Estée Lauder for 22 years, so I have a soft spot for this iconic foundation. It doesn’t budge, truly earning its name by staying in place without caking or breaking up. If you really want to test it to the limit, it offers 24 hours of full coverage across 60 shades. This luxurious foundation offers breathable, but still flawless, coverage with the added benefit of SPF 45. I love how whisper-light the formula is and how nourishing it feels on the skin. It doesn’t leave a weird blue tinge on my deeper skin tone, either. Infused with IonCharged Water Complex, probiotic technology and chia-seed extract, it leaves skin feeling soft and hydrated. This medium-to-full-coverage concealer is the epitome of silky. The way it plumps…

Dame Emma Thompson has won fans in countless films throughout her career, from Nanny McPhee and the Harry Potter film series to the classic rom-com Love Actually. Now the Academy Award-winning actress is taking us on a high-octane journey as she plays the heroine in the new action thriller Dead of Winter. Emma, 66, who is married to the actor and producer Greg Wise – they have two children, Tindyebwa Agaba, 37, and Gaia, 25 – plays a grief-stricken widow named Barb who fights for survival when she encounters a murderous couple. Here, the star chats about filming action scenes in freezing temperatures, acting with her daughter Gaia and why Love Actually is still a fan favourite. Emma, what first attracted you to Dead of Winter? “The script came to…

Surveying a sea of famous guests, among them Princess Eugenie, in a vast marquee as he takes in the momentous efforts of the day, Simon Cowell seems visibly moved. The music mogul and TV star’s fiancée, Lauren Silverman, has helped to co-chair an emotional fundraiser in the Cotswolds for the Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity, an event that more than quadruples its initial target of £250,000, raising £1.1m towards building a children’s cancer centre at the world-famous hospital. The famously acerbic host, who has softened considerably since becoming a father, has lent his enthusiastic support to the event, held in the magnificent surroundings of Nicholas and Saskia Johnston’s 4,000-acre Great Tew estate in the heart of the Oxfordshire countryside and attended by guests including Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie. The day’s…

In 1939, the photographer Cecil Beaton received a telephone call that he at first thought was a prank. “Mr Cecil Beaton?” the caller asked. “We’d like you to come and photograph the Queen [Elizabeth, later the Queen Mother] tomorrow morning.” Cecil put the phone down without saying anything. But it rang again, and this time the caller was more insistent. “Cecil realises that this is actually a summons to Buckingham Palace to photograph Queen Elizabeth,” the photography historian and contributing Vogue editor Robin Muir tells HELLO!. “And so he does.” The next day, he goes to the Palace, where he has been given an hour with the Queen. “That hour turns into virtually the whole day,” Robin continues. “Cecil runs out of film twice. The Queen is absolutely entranced. They…

Deodorant has never been the most exciting product in the shop. Unless you’re a loyalist to Sure or Dove, chances are that you just pop the antiperspirant that’s on offer into your basket without a second thought. While we don’t think twice about parting with upward of £20 for skincare, historically the thought of spending more than the standard £2.99 on deodorant raises an eyebrow. But the latest wave of antiperspirants invites us to lavish the same care and attention on our armpits as we do our faces, with fragrance-inspired scents and high-performing skincare ingredients added to our roll-ons. PREMIUMISING ANTIPERSPIRANT Just like oral care before it, deodorant has had a luxury makeover, and the UK deodorant market is now worth £1.2bn. Dubbed “premiumising”, the cost-of-living crisis has led us…

Q My partner and I seem to be growing apart. How do I know if my feelings of irritability and rage towards him are down to the menopause, rather than that we’re no longer compatible? I had a penny for every time I’ve been asked this question, and another for each time I’ve fudged the answer, I’d be substantially richer and sunning myself on a Caribbean island. ‘If DON’T BE TOO HASTY TO DECIDE Menopause is a time of change, and this can apply to both our mood and our relationships. It’s a bit chicken-and-egg (with fewer eggs!), so it can be a challenge to make clear judgments. I’ve known friends to have ended relationships during this time and lived to regret the decision when balance returns. One study I…

Suranne Jones is renowned for her dark brunette locks, but in her gripping new TV drama she’s almost unrecognisable as she showcases her new honey-blonde bob. The actress, famed for her roles in Vigil, Doctor Foster and Gentleman Jack, shares the screen with the Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker in ITV’s new six-part heist thriller, Frauds, about two con-women whose toxic friendship is reignited when they decide to pull off the art heist of the century. Suranne, who co-created the show with the writer Anne-Marie O’Connor, plays Bert, who, after being released from a Spanish prison for compassionate reasons, lures her estranged friend and former partner in crime Sam (Whittaker) out of retirement for one last epic job. Here, Suranne, 47, tells HELLO! why she wanted to explore toxic female…

David Gandy is one of the world’s most successful male models. Originally from Essex, he is best known for being the face of Dolce & Gabbana, having collaborated with the Italian house since 2006. The model’s campaigns for its Light Blue fragrance, shot in Capri, went viral and have appeared on billboards in New York’s Times Square. This month, David added intimates to his Wellwear brand. He lives in south-west London with his partner, the family law barrister Stephanie Mendoros, and their two daughters. Nowadays a luxury night is time to enjoy an evening with my girls; just me cooking with my partner, Steph, and our daughters. Scott’s Richmond is one of my favourite restaurants. But luxury is sometimes more about the location and situation. I’d rather be in a…