Innholdsfortegnelse for March 17, 2021 i Stylist

“Let’s dare to dream about holidays” I would pay a large sum of money to go on holiday now – the location is irrelevant, literally anywhere other than my own four walls would feel like Bali at the moment – which is probably just as well as undoubtedly that is exactly the amount of money I will be paying for a night in my own tent when the travel restrictions do eventually lift. I am so desperate for an escape I have taken to skimming through my own holiday snaps which, bar a quick airing on Stories, have wallowed in the depths of my photo app until now, buried beneath countless memes, Schitt’s Creek gifs and pictures of walks that I have also never looked at. I even found myself…

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report Why Sarah Everard’s story has shaken us all The murder of Sarah Everard has unleashed fear and fury inside every woman. Stylist’s Lucy Partington asks: where do we go from here? Hindsight is telling me I’m naive, but until last week, I’d never really thought about why I always get my keys out of my bag and clutch them between my fingers before I get off the bus. Or why I lower the volume in my headphones as I walk down a quiet street at night. Or why I cross the road if I see a man ahead of me, or hear somebody’s footsteps behind me. It’s instinctive, something that’s ingrained in me as a woman. Was I specifically taught it? I don’t remember. I just know that, like…

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A one-day diary from morning latte to lights out Renay Richardson, Podcast Producer Renay Richardson, 36, is the CEO and founder of podcast production company Broccoli. She lives in East London with her dog, Ronnie My alarm goes off… At 6am, but I press snooze and actually get up at 7.30am. I’ll go straight into the shower, get dressed and head to a nearby forest to take my dog Ronnie for a walk. I get back at around 9.15am and brew a coffee. Every day for the past year I’ve had the same breakfast: porridge with a spoonful of morello cherry jam and fresh cherries on top – I discovered the jam at the start of lockdown and have been obsessed with it ever since. I’m responsible for… Everything…

for more recipes head to stylist.co.uk/food Cook chicken tostadas like a Mexican grandma The award-winning Grand Dishes blog was started by friends Anastasia Miari and Iska Lupton in 2016 as a way of preserving the recipes of older women around the world. Inspired by their own Greek and German grandmothers and their many kitchen traditions, the pair have travelled across continents collecting culinary gems – and this month they’re publishing their spoils in a new cookbook, named after their beloved blog. It’s full of time-perfected dishes, including these spicy chicken tostadas from Abuela Betsy, a culinary arts teacher in Mexico City. Her cooking is inspired by sobremesa, the Mexican tradition of spending hours at the dinner table, luxuriating in an evening meal. Something we can all indulge in right now.…

Meghan Markle is simply human words: billie bhatia Just over a week has passed since International Women’s Day and what have we learned? That there’s still a very long way to go. The narrative around Sarah Everard saw age-old dangerous conversations resurface regarding the onus being on women to ensure their own safety from predatory threat. It’s not our responsibility to make sure other people are decent human beings. Women in India continue to be overlooked in the farmers’ protest because their gender prevents them from being farmers despite their labour-intensive roles. And then there was the Meghan and Harry interview that has been unpicked from every conceivable angle but begs the question: why can’t the world believe a woman of colour when she’s simply talking about how she feels?…

THE MEANING OF LIFE IN 22 PROBING QUESTIONS Leomie Anderson What will the model and designer make of our existential questions? WHAT IS THE MEANING OF LIFE? To spread love and have a positive impact on as many people as possible. We can’t predict the journey of our lives, but we can control how we make other people feel. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RIGHT AND WRONG? Intention. You can try and do something good and end up hurting someone, but it doesn’t mean that it’s wrong. WHERE IS YOUR HAPPY PLACE? Waking up in the morning after a long lie-in with my boyfriend, my family coming over and spending time with my closest friends. NATURE OR NURTURE? Nurture. If you have been raised and surrounded by certain things it’s…