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What's Your Allergy Trigger?

As 21 million people – over half women – prepare to mainline antihistamines ahead of hay fever season, ANDREA CHILDS decodes ‘super-allergens’ and reveals the new go-to remedies.

Beijing's Hipsters Saddle Up

Dubbed the (Vintage Ride) and spanning ten miles (before concluding with a fashion show), hundreds of hipsters across China are taking to the streets. And it's not just about style...

The Secret To Unshakable Body Confidence

The secret to unshakable body confidence? Strength, energy, smooth skin and a mindset that appreciates just how amazing you really are (whatever your shape)

'Making People Laugh Is The Greatest Love Of My Life'

Actress and comedian Aisling Bea talks to Sophie Goddard about love, loss and why she’s definitely not the new Fleabag

Have You Got Brain Fog?

Forgetting names? Can’t remember where you put your keys? It’s time to makeover your mind, says Alix O’Neil, who reveals the best ways to give your grey matter a workout

Julia Roberts - Homecoming Queen

Julia Roberts could deliver a masterclass in how to succeed in Hollywood. From finding her confidence to choosing joy, she tells Catherine Castro why it’s now, in her fifties, she’s living her best life

Fight The Fear

Approximately ten million people in the UK suffer with a debilitating phobia. When Charlotte Haigh’s fear of flying threatened to damage her mental health, she took action…

Celine Dion

‘Growing Up, I Used to Feel Awkward and Insecure. I Remember Not Feeling or Looking My Best’

My Grooming Rules -Chris Hemsworth

The Aussie actor talks surfing, bum tanning and getting fit for Thor

Having A Moment- Mabel

‘For ages I was too shy to say what I wanted to do, but you have to speak things into existence.

Sex Crimes on Campus

This month, thousands of female students will head for university, but many will become the victims of sexual assault and harassment.Polly Dunbar investigates the alarming rise of college rape culture.

Chasing The Wind

Adrenaline-pumping? Definitely. Easy to master? Not so much. Andrea Thompson hits the kitesurfing scene in Mauritius to try her hand at learning to ‘ride’

Emma Thompson

‘Acting’s Just My Job. Fame Is A Completely Accidental By-product’

‘I believe I was born with this gift to tell stories'

One of the most highly regarded writers and thinkers of a generation, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has blazed a new trail for women. She talks to Adriana Ferreira Silva about equality, identity – and still answering to her mum

‘I was a top doctor …and an opioid addict'

As the UK government announces new guidelines to deal with a growing opioid crisis, a US anaesthetist speaks candidly about her own descent into opioid addiction, which in America kills 130,000 people every day

Oh Wow!

The most exciting show on TV is back and Sandra Oh is more than ready for her moment. Here, she tells Alina Cho about fighting against resistance, gaining recognition and bagging the role of a lifetime

Failing Upwards

As Charlotte Philby’s debut novel is published – nine years after her first manuscript was rejected by countless agents – she reflects on the importance of perseverance in the face of adversity and why failing is so much a part of the journey for many successful women

The Marie Claire Fragrance Awards

Our beauty teams around the globe have been spritzing up a storm to find the best scents of 2019. Make space on your shelf for the winners…

Power With Purpose

This year’s Marie Claire Verified power list pays tribute to the women using their platforms for positive change. Meet the influencers you need to be following now

Marie Claire Woman Kınd

This month’s global round-up of inspirational women and cultural talking points

She's Electric

Take your skincare regime to the next level with innovative, new-gen beauty tech

Meg Ryan

‘WHEN I LOOK BACK NOW, IT WAS DEFINITELY EASIER TO BE THE FUNNY PERSON RATHER THAN THE PRETTY PERSON, THE SEXY PERSON’

‘As Dark As Life Can Be, It Can Still Be Wonderful And Worth Living'

Elizabeth Smart was just 14 years old when she was abducted at knifepoint by street preacher Brian David Mitchell. For nine months she was starved, tortured and raped while the search to find her made headlines around the world. Now, 17 years on, she tells Kate Graham about the terror of her ordeal, her quest to fill her life with love and hope, and her work as a victims’ rights advocate

We Feed The World

A new photography series celebrates the inspiring stories of independent eco-farmers across the globe working towards a cleaner and more sustainable future

Mary Quant

‘The 60s Were Just The Most Exciting, Wonderful Period. I Wouldn’t Choose Another Era To Live In’

Carolyn Bessette- Kennedy

‘CAROLYN LOVED MAKING PEOPLE FEEL GOOD ABOUT THEMSELVES. THAT WAS HER MISSION’

Style Spotlight - Giorgio Armani

He’s been in the business nearly 55 years, yet Giorgio Armani is still finding ways to surprise us – and reinvent himself. For SS19, his was the first ever catwalk show to take place in an airport. That’s right, a runway on an actual runway. Not to mention roping in Robbie Williams to perform in a sequinned kilt for good measure. Linate Airport was significant because it’s been emblazoned with the Emporio Armani eagle logo since 1996, tying the brand to the city of Milan irrevocably. Here, we asked the maestro about his 50 years as the figurehead of the ‘Made in Italy’ ideal and his renewed love for denim…

Danger - Down Under

A gap year in Oz is a rite of passage for many women. But, as Kerry Parnell reports, backpackers forced by Australian law to work on remote farms in order to extend their visas are risking their lives

Out There

From fabulous face jewellery to ultra-violet eye make-up, this season’s beauty looks are artistic, experimental and creative

Full Of Joy

From horror’s It girl to her latest role as ambassador for Viktor & Rolf ’s Flowerbomb Midnight, Anya Taylor-Joy is fast becoming one of Britain’s brightest stars. She talks to Martha Hayes about impending fame, finding her voice, and why she’s a bit ‘extra’ and totally OK with that