Innholdsfortegnelse for February 3, 2021 i Stylist

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fashion spring’s new mood Industry actor Marisa Abela showcases the uplifting sorbet shades of the new season. Time to hit refresh on your winter wardrobe FASHION: NICOLA ROSEphotography: LOUISE SAMUELSON Jacket, £4,315, Chanel (chanel.com); earrings, £5,200, ear cuffs, £3,775, bracelet, £3,525, and ring, £1,975, all Chanel Fine Jewellery (chanel.com) Jacket, £2,435, top, £1,405, and jeans, £1,450, all Chanel (chanel.com); jewellery, as before, all Chanel Fine Jewellery (chanel.com) All make-up by Chanel (chanel.com) Jacket, £4,850, and scarf, POA, both Chanel (chanel.com); earrings, as before, Chanel Fine Jewellery (chanel.com) Top and jeans, as before, both Chanel (chanel.com); jewellery, as before, all Chanel Fine Jewellery (chanel.com) Earrings, £5,200, and ear cuffs, £3,775, all Chanel Fine Jewellery (chanel.com) HAIR: CHRISTOS KALLANIOTIS AT ONE REPRESENTS USING ORIBEMAKE-UP: VICTORIA BOND USING LES FLEURS DE CHANEL AND…

under cover “My secret life as a female spy” As the mysterious world of espionage continues to grip our fascination, we speak exclusively to a 30-something spy about what life is really like for a woman at MI5 words: anna fielding Jen didn’t tell her much-loved grandfather what her job was until the final weeks of his life. “At first, he thought I worked for MFI,” she says, although the furniture retailer had gone out of business several years earlier. “When I told him what I actually did, he said, ‘No you don’t!’ But after I had explained, he was very, very proud.” Jen works for MI5. In proper government terminology, she recruits and manages networks of agents for the Security Service’s counter-terrorism work. In day-to-day language, she’s a spy.…

fashion news The collaboration to covet Kitri has teamed up with taste-maker Jessie Bush on a capsule collection of bold colours and punchy prints words: billie bhatia Kitri burst onto the fashion scene in 2018 and quickly became an industry favourite. Thanks to founder and designer Haeni Kim’s quick eye for a cult print and easy-to-wear shapes, the brand has gone from little-known London-based studio to highly covetable label with 1,000-strong waitlists. Last summer in the peak of lockdown Kim pivoted creatively. “Lockdown gave me a lot of peace and quiet to focus and develop ideas more fully,” she says. One of these ideas was to team up with influencer Jessie Bush. “Jessie has always been a Kitri girl, picking out pieces that reflected her sense of style and aesthetic…

Interview Meet Industry star Marisa Abela The actor talks to Stylist about social media, being allowed to be a woman and the underrated importance of female desire Words: Helen BownassFASHIOn: NICOLA ROSEPHOTOGRAPHy: LOUISE SAMUELSON “I'm a sexual person, you nearly killed that in me.” It’s rare that we hear a woman publicly expressing her desire so confidently, but Industry, which careered onto the BBC in November and is still a lockdown streaming success, was a show like no other. That line, uttered by star Marisa Abela, was just one of many thrilling soundbites in a show that pulled few punches. The taut and hedonistic drama set in the world of investment banking was inspired by the time that creators Konrad Kay and Mickey Down spent working in the City. It…

Beauty Rediscover bubble bath Keep your decadent oils and fancy salts. In 2021, only good old-fashioned bubbles will do words: Shannon peter Is it just us, or has bath time become ridiculously convoluted? If Instagram – and its raft of ‘bathfluencers’ – are anything to go by, what once required a quick capful of gel thrown into running water has somehow turned into a complex multi-step routine involving numerous glugs of nondescript oils, sprinklings of bottom-scratching salts, handfuls of indissoluble bath bombs, scatterings of slimy rose petals and even a random dash of milk for… well, we’re not really sure. Bath time really needn’t be so complicated. Especially not if you embrace the timely return of the most humble tub-fellow of them all: bubble bath. It may be old-school, but…