Innholdsfortegnelse for July 28, 2021 i Stylist

“A bottle of rosé is a holiday in itself ” I took a road trip along the French Riviera for my honeymoon. From the casinos of Monaco to the remote (surprisingly anti-clothes-loving) island of Porquerolles, we spent two blissful weeks driving around hairpin bends, exploring idyllic bays, revelling in old-school Hollywood glamour, playing games of pétanque and feasting on mountains of brie with lashings of the palest pink rosé. That trip was the turning point of my love affair with pink wine (and of course the relationship with my husband). On one balmy evening we found ourselves dining poolside at a small boutique hotel called Toile Blanche in St-Paul De Vence. Alongside the dinner of dreams, the waiter introduced us to a ‘white rosé’ called Tourbillon – it had the…

keep cool Nanushka Weco Oval Sunglasses Following a year of minimal need for accessories, summer feels like the perfect moment to embrace fashion’s finishing touches. Sandals should be chunky in silhouette, handbags made from raffia or canvas and every warm-weather look should be completed with a pair of sunglasses. These 90s-inspired Nanushka shades in classic tortoiseshell are versatile and yet make a serious style statement. Sunglasses, £245, Nanushka (exclusively at brownsfashion.com) Words: Kitty McGeePhotography: Harry Pedersen…

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A ONE-DAY DIARY FROM FLAT WHITE TO LIGHTS OUT Anita Rani, Broadcaster and Writer Anita, 43, is the host of BBC Radio 4’s Woman's Hour every Friday. She lives in east London with her husband and dog My alarm goes off… At 5am. I’ll get up straight away and make myself a cup of English breakfast tea and then stare into my puppy’s eyes for five minutes. It’s a form of meditation for me, which is what I need so early in the morning. Once I’m showered and dressed, I’ll get in the car ready to head to the studio for the day. I’m responsible for… Creating radio programming that’s entertaining, informative, inspiring and thought-provoking as a presenter on Woman’s Hour. This includes everything from deciding what kinds of…

feature Why you need to forget everything you know about imposter syndrome Nobody enjoys feeling like a fraud at work but have you ever stopped to ask why those feelings take root in the first place? Radhika Sanghani builds the case against imposter syndrome When Kike Oniwinde won an internship at a prestigious investment bank straight out of university, she knew she deserved it. She’d always worked hard, leaving school with A*s and had even trained as an athlete to the point where she represented Great Britain in javelin-throwing. She was used to seeing herself as successful and knew she was good enough to be working at the bank. That wasn’t even a question. But a few months in, things started to change. Oniwinde stopped feeling as confident in her…

THE MEANING OF LIFE IN 22 PROBING QUESTIONS Sindhu Vee What will the stand-up comedian make of our existential questions? WHAT IS THE MEANING OF LIFE? To live it and not stand back and ask what it means. Sometimes we’ll be awful, other times we’ll be nice, but the point is to keep going and learn from our mistakes. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RIGHT AND WRONG? The feeling you get. When we think we’re doing something right, we feel good about ourselves. If we’ve done something wrong, we experience negative emotions like guilt and shame. WHERE IS YOUR HAPPY PLACE? Gazing at my three children when they’re asleep. NATURE OR NURTURE? Nurture, because you can change yourself. IS IT MORE IMPORTANT TO BE LIKED OR RESPECTED? Neither, because they’re…

“Help, I need a kick-start” words: billie bhatia For as long as I can remember I have procrastinated. Not a natural up and at ’em, even as a child I would put off a task by senselessly doing nothing. Whenever I was called for dinner, asked to put the washing out or any other menial chore that required action, I would respond with, “OK, coming”. But I would never jump to it, instead choosing to look out of the window a little longer, finish reading the chapter I was on rather than just the page or consume five more minutes of television before giving in to my fate. My usually measured mother was tested on numerous occasions by my inclination to dawdle. I always eventually did what was asked, just…

for more recipes head to stylist.co.uk/food Impress guests with millet and beetroot ‘risotto’ If tablescaping is your latest obsession, why not take mealtime art one step further by cooking up the prettiest pink ‘risotto’ we’ve ever seen? This recipe, from Zuza Zak’s Amber & Rye: A Baltic Food Journey, adds a twist to the classic dish by subbing in millet – a naturally gluten-free and nutty ancient grain that’s high in protein. It also conveniently makes the most of the UK’s early summer beetroot crop by utilising a whole young beetroot plant, leaves, stalks and all. Baby beetroot or normal beetroot will work just as fine, though – and if the leaves aren’t available, try stirring in spinach instead. Zak’s book is a real celebration of eastern European culture and…