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“I think that very often, conversations about aging presume that the first part of life is the happiest and the most fulfilling, and I don’t necessarily think that’s true,” #AnneHathaway tells us. “I wasn’t expecting to find another gear at 40.”

With a flurry of films in the pipeline - not least the long-awaited sequel to ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ - @annehathaway is more in demand than ever. She talks to Harpers Bazaar about finding harmony, thriving under pressure and how she’s redefining ambition in her forties, in the May issue of Bazaar UK.

Read the interview at the link in our bio.

Photography @inezandvinoodh
Styling @beatbolliger
Creative Director @lauragenninger
Story @leahchernikoff
Hair @hairbyorlandopita for @orlosalon
Make-up @fulviafarolfi for @chanelofficial
Manicure @ginailsinc for @londontownusa
Entertainment Director @angcutt
Visual Director @natashalunnwatkins
Production @vlm.productions

Celebrities are definitely not just like us, but their lofty existences do, in one respect, intersect with ours – and that intersection is called jeans. Even A-listers, with a stylist contactable 24/7 on WhatsApp, rely on denim for some of the most glamorous and exclusive of occasions. The difference, of course, is that when they pull on jeans, they do it with polished aplomb, elevating their denim – and making it work that much harder – in the process. We’ve been keeping a close eye on these outings, scouting the best jeans-based outfits on names like Sarah Pigeon, Michaela Coel and Meryl Streep, to help you help your jeans this season.

At the link in our bio are five outfit formulas to copy and paste now.

Celebrities are definitely not just like us, but their lofty existences do, in one respect, intersect with ours – and that intersection is called jeans. Even A-listers, with a stylist contactable 24/7 on WhatsApp, rely on denim for some of the most glamorous and exclusive of occasions. The difference, of course, is that when they pull on jeans, they do it with polished aplomb, elevating their denim – and making it work that much harder – in the process. We’ve been keeping a close eye on these outings, scouting the best jeans-based outfits on names like Sarah Pigeon, Michaela Coel and Meryl Streep, to help you help your jeans this season.

At the link in our bio are five outfit formulas to copy and paste now.

Celebrities are definitely not just like us, but their lofty existences do, in one respect, intersect with ours – and that intersection is called jeans. Even A-listers, with a stylist contactable 24/7 on WhatsApp, rely on denim for some of the most glamorous and exclusive of occasions. The difference, of course, is that when they pull on jeans, they do it with polished aplomb, elevating their denim – and making it work that much harder – in the process. We’ve been keeping a close eye on these outings, scouting the best jeans-based outfits on names like Sarah Pigeon, Michaela Coel and Meryl Streep, to help you help your jeans this season.

At the link in our bio are five outfit formulas to copy and paste now.

Celebrities are definitely not just like us, but their lofty existences do, in one respect, intersect with ours – and that intersection is called jeans. Even A-listers, with a stylist contactable 24/7 on WhatsApp, rely on denim for some of the most glamorous and exclusive of occasions. The difference, of course, is that when they pull on jeans, they do it with polished aplomb, elevating their denim – and making it work that much harder – in the process. We’ve been keeping a close eye on these outings, scouting the best jeans-based outfits on names like Sarah Pigeon, Michaela Coel and Meryl Streep, to help you help your jeans this season.

At the link in our bio are five outfit formulas to copy and paste now.

“I’ve learned that style and how you present yourself can actually really change how you feel internally,” #AimeeLouWood tells us. “Sometimes I think there’s still a space for that, where I want to be very girly and very whimsical in how I dress, but as I’ve gotten older, I think that I’m more about shapes. I like flattering shapes and simplicity.”

The actress opens up about why she nearly gave up acting, how she found creative inspiration again, and why true confidence comes from living in alignment with your values, in the latest episode of our #LifeLessons video series.

Watch the full video at the link in our bio.

The influence of #TheDevilWearsPrada2 clearly knows no bounds. Since the film’s release last week, online searches for the necklace #AnneHathaway wears in almost every scene have soared by a staggering 4,850% on Google, and many jewellery brands are reporting that more and more customers are on the hunt for similar T-bar styles to the one seen in the movie.

Shop some of the very best styles at the link in our bio, all of which will add a little something extra to your favourite outfits.

The influence of #TheDevilWearsPrada2 clearly knows no bounds. Since the film’s release last week, online searches for the necklace #AnneHathaway wears in almost every scene have soared by a staggering 4,850% on Google, and many jewellery brands are reporting that more and more customers are on the hunt for similar T-bar styles to the one seen in the movie.

Shop some of the very best styles at the link in our bio, all of which will add a little something extra to your favourite outfits.

On a warm, sunny Thursday in April, Privé members gathered in the resplendent private dining room at Lilibet’s, to pay homage to the late Queen Elizabeth II’s centenary and discuss the enduring power of royal style.

There was no one better to enrich said discussion than @JustinePicardie, author of ‘Fashioning the Crown: A Story of Power, Conflict and Couture’, who was in conversation with Bazaar’s editor-in-chief, @lydiasmag, on subjects ranging from the Bright Young Things of the fashion scene in which the young princess would have found herself, to the fascinating links between couture and espionage.

There was also no better setting for our stylish and intimate dinner, than @lilibetsmayfair – the sumptuous new seafood restaurant that stands on the very spot where Queen Elizabeth II was born, 100 years ago – at her grandparents’ former private residence at 17 Bruton Street. Guests enjoyed @hanikon_collection rosé, stunning seafood platters, while listening to the discussion.

At the link in our bio, see highlights from the evening.

Photography by @natmartinezphotography

On a warm, sunny Thursday in April, Privé members gathered in the resplendent private dining room at Lilibet’s, to pay homage to the late Queen Elizabeth II’s centenary and discuss the enduring power of royal style.

There was no one better to enrich said discussion than @JustinePicardie, author of ‘Fashioning the Crown: A Story of Power, Conflict and Couture’, who was in conversation with Bazaar’s editor-in-chief, @lydiasmag, on subjects ranging from the Bright Young Things of the fashion scene in which the young princess would have found herself, to the fascinating links between couture and espionage.

There was also no better setting for our stylish and intimate dinner, than @lilibetsmayfair – the sumptuous new seafood restaurant that stands on the very spot where Queen Elizabeth II was born, 100 years ago – at her grandparents’ former private residence at 17 Bruton Street. Guests enjoyed @hanikon_collection rosé, stunning seafood platters, while listening to the discussion.

At the link in our bio, see highlights from the evening.

Photography by @natmartinezphotography

On a warm, sunny Thursday in April, Privé members gathered in the resplendent private dining room at Lilibet’s, to pay homage to the late Queen Elizabeth II’s centenary and discuss the enduring power of royal style.

There was no one better to enrich said discussion than @JustinePicardie, author of ‘Fashioning the Crown: A Story of Power, Conflict and Couture’, who was in conversation with Bazaar’s editor-in-chief, @lydiasmag, on subjects ranging from the Bright Young Things of the fashion scene in which the young princess would have found herself, to the fascinating links between couture and espionage.

There was also no better setting for our stylish and intimate dinner, than @lilibetsmayfair – the sumptuous new seafood restaurant that stands on the very spot where Queen Elizabeth II was born, 100 years ago – at her grandparents’ former private residence at 17 Bruton Street. Guests enjoyed @hanikon_collection rosé, stunning seafood platters, while listening to the discussion.

At the link in our bio, see highlights from the evening.

Photography by @natmartinezphotography

On a warm, sunny Thursday in April, Privé members gathered in the resplendent private dining room at Lilibet’s, to pay homage to the late Queen Elizabeth II’s centenary and discuss the enduring power of royal style.

There was no one better to enrich said discussion than @JustinePicardie, author of ‘Fashioning the Crown: A Story of Power, Conflict and Couture’, who was in conversation with Bazaar’s editor-in-chief, @lydiasmag, on subjects ranging from the Bright Young Things of the fashion scene in which the young princess would have found herself, to the fascinating links between couture and espionage.

There was also no better setting for our stylish and intimate dinner, than @lilibetsmayfair – the sumptuous new seafood restaurant that stands on the very spot where Queen Elizabeth II was born, 100 years ago – at her grandparents’ former private residence at 17 Bruton Street. Guests enjoyed @hanikon_collection rosé, stunning seafood platters, while listening to the discussion.

At the link in our bio, see highlights from the evening.

Photography by @natmartinezphotography

On a warm, sunny Thursday in April, Privé members gathered in the resplendent private dining room at Lilibet’s, to pay homage to the late Queen Elizabeth II’s centenary and discuss the enduring power of royal style.

There was no one better to enrich said discussion than @JustinePicardie, author of ‘Fashioning the Crown: A Story of Power, Conflict and Couture’, who was in conversation with Bazaar’s editor-in-chief, @lydiasmag, on subjects ranging from the Bright Young Things of the fashion scene in which the young princess would have found herself, to the fascinating links between couture and espionage.

There was also no better setting for our stylish and intimate dinner, than @lilibetsmayfair – the sumptuous new seafood restaurant that stands on the very spot where Queen Elizabeth II was born, 100 years ago – at her grandparents’ former private residence at 17 Bruton Street. Guests enjoyed @hanikon_collection rosé, stunning seafood platters, while listening to the discussion.

At the link in our bio, see highlights from the evening.

Photography by @natmartinezphotography

While ‘the Rachel’ haircut has been trending since its conception in the ‘90s, the hairstyle is re-emerging once again for less expected reasons: its colour. Jennifer Aniston’s iconic layered ‘do is re-entering the spotlight this summer, thanks to what may be the most elevated shade for sunny days ahead; picture a rich yet believably natural dark honey blonde that appears sunlit but never overly faux.

At the link in our bio, we dive into the intricate details of the look with Muldoon and expert hairstylist and trend forecaster Tom Smith, including exactly what to ask your hairdresser for in 2026.

While ‘the Rachel’ haircut has been trending since its conception in the ‘90s, the hairstyle is re-emerging once again for less expected reasons: its colour. Jennifer Aniston’s iconic layered ‘do is re-entering the spotlight this summer, thanks to what may be the most elevated shade for sunny days ahead; picture a rich yet believably natural dark honey blonde that appears sunlit but never overly faux.

At the link in our bio, we dive into the intricate details of the look with Muldoon and expert hairstylist and trend forecaster Tom Smith, including exactly what to ask your hairdresser for in 2026.

“I think back to how I perceived, say, my grandmother at my same age. I feel so different from how I remember looking at her and how she lived. I’m a very different 63-year-old than my grandmother. We’re living longer, and that’s part of my fascination with the whole longevity moment, and how do I want that to look and feel twenty years from now. And that, I think, is determined by the quality of how we care for ourselves today, at whatever age we are.”

Whether you know #DemiMoore from one of her many beloved acting roles or place her on your mood board for hair inspiration, there’s no denying that the Academy Award–nominated actress seems to have cracked the code on ageing gracefully. Bazaar caught up with the actress to learn about her thoughts on longevity, why she’ll probably always have long hair, and the staple product she never leaves home without.

Read the interview at the link in our bio.

May is a very specific time, meteorologically speaking. It’s warm yet blustery, crisp yet balmy; a capricious period which lends itself, perfectly, to “leather weather”. Think about it: leather’s a material that’s too cold for winter (on its lonesome), too hot for summer (for obvious reasons), but most apt for now. And if you need convincing of its atmospheric suitability, just look at the A-list. Ayo Edebiri proved that – like denim – leather can be worn on the top and the bottom, especially if you want to give the black trouser suit a kick up the you know what. Charlize Theron, meanwhile, revitalised a very specific trouser shape; one that, perhaps, you haven’t considered in leather since the ‘90s.

From teeny skirts that are still day-appropriate to the revelation of belts, at the link in our bio is how to wear leather while you still can.

May is a very specific time, meteorologically speaking. It’s warm yet blustery, crisp yet balmy; a capricious period which lends itself, perfectly, to “leather weather”. Think about it: leather’s a material that’s too cold for winter (on its lonesome), too hot for summer (for obvious reasons), but most apt for now. And if you need convincing of its atmospheric suitability, just look at the A-list. Ayo Edebiri proved that – like denim – leather can be worn on the top and the bottom, especially if you want to give the black trouser suit a kick up the you know what. Charlize Theron, meanwhile, revitalised a very specific trouser shape; one that, perhaps, you haven’t considered in leather since the ‘90s.

From teeny skirts that are still day-appropriate to the revelation of belts, at the link in our bio is how to wear leather while you still can.

May is a very specific time, meteorologically speaking. It’s warm yet blustery, crisp yet balmy; a capricious period which lends itself, perfectly, to “leather weather”. Think about it: leather’s a material that’s too cold for winter (on its lonesome), too hot for summer (for obvious reasons), but most apt for now. And if you need convincing of its atmospheric suitability, just look at the A-list. Ayo Edebiri proved that – like denim – leather can be worn on the top and the bottom, especially if you want to give the black trouser suit a kick up the you know what. Charlize Theron, meanwhile, revitalised a very specific trouser shape; one that, perhaps, you haven’t considered in leather since the ‘90s.

From teeny skirts that are still day-appropriate to the revelation of belts, at the link in our bio is how to wear leather while you still can.

Pixie cuts and face-framing bobs may have been big news in recent seasons, but on the 2026 #MetGala red carpet, long, cascading locks were the, er, mane event, if you will.

With “Fashion Is Art” as its central theme, hairstylists referenced artworks such as Paul Delaroche’s The Execution of Lady Jane Grey and John Singer Sargent’s painterly portraits to create waist-grazing lengths that deliver high drama.

At the link in our bio see the most beautiful extra-long hair inspiration from the Met Gala.

Pixie cuts and face-framing bobs may have been big news in recent seasons, but on the 2026 #MetGala red carpet, long, cascading locks were the, er, mane event, if you will.

With “Fashion Is Art” as its central theme, hairstylists referenced artworks such as Paul Delaroche’s The Execution of Lady Jane Grey and John Singer Sargent’s painterly portraits to create waist-grazing lengths that deliver high drama.

At the link in our bio see the most beautiful extra-long hair inspiration from the Met Gala.

Pixie cuts and face-framing bobs may have been big news in recent seasons, but on the 2026 #MetGala red carpet, long, cascading locks were the, er, mane event, if you will.

With “Fashion Is Art” as its central theme, hairstylists referenced artworks such as Paul Delaroche’s The Execution of Lady Jane Grey and John Singer Sargent’s painterly portraits to create waist-grazing lengths that deliver high drama.

At the link in our bio see the most beautiful extra-long hair inspiration from the Met Gala.

Pixie cuts and face-framing bobs may have been big news in recent seasons, but on the 2026 #MetGala red carpet, long, cascading locks were the, er, mane event, if you will.

With “Fashion Is Art” as its central theme, hairstylists referenced artworks such as Paul Delaroche’s The Execution of Lady Jane Grey and John Singer Sargent’s painterly portraits to create waist-grazing lengths that deliver high drama.

At the link in our bio see the most beautiful extra-long hair inspiration from the Met Gala.

The 2026 #MetGala theme was ‘Fashion is Art’ and someone who took the dress code very seriously was #KendallJenner and designer @Zacposen. The model’s look was inspired by the Winged Victory of Samothrace, one of the Greek statues that are part of the Louvre collection.

The gown was floor length, featured draping and ruching, and once inside, Jenner revealed wings - much like the statues.

The 2026 #MetGala theme was ‘Fashion is Art’ and someone who took the dress code very seriously was #KendallJenner and designer @Zacposen. The model’s look was inspired by the Winged Victory of Samothrace, one of the Greek statues that are part of the Louvre collection.

The gown was floor length, featured draping and ruching, and once inside, Jenner revealed wings - much like the statues.

The 2026 #MetGala theme was ‘Fashion is Art’ and someone who took the dress code very seriously was #KendallJenner and designer @Zacposen. The model’s look was inspired by the Winged Victory of Samothrace, one of the Greek statues that are part of the Louvre collection.

The gown was floor length, featured draping and ruching, and once inside, Jenner revealed wings - much like the statues.

The 2026 #MetGala theme was ‘Fashion is Art’ and someone who took the dress code very seriously was #KendallJenner and designer @Zacposen. The model’s look was inspired by the Winged Victory of Samothrace, one of the Greek statues that are part of the Louvre collection.

The gown was floor length, featured draping and ruching, and once inside, Jenner revealed wings - much like the statues.

The 2026 #MetGala theme was ‘Fashion is Art’ and someone who took the dress code very seriously was #KendallJenner and designer @Zacposen. The model’s look was inspired by the Winged Victory of Samothrace, one of the Greek statues that are part of the Louvre collection.

The gown was floor length, featured draping and ruching, and once inside, Jenner revealed wings - much like the statues.

Considering that this year’s #MetGala presented guests with a dress code of “Fashion is Art”, the red carpet did not disappoint. The new exhibit, “Costume Art”, has a primary focus on the way art interacts with the body, and vice versa, so it’s no surprise that many guests opted for sculptural looks built around corsets, with plenty of cut-out details and form-fitting gowns on show.

While there were many looks to admire, we’ve picked out our very favourites to bring you, in no particular order, the 17 best-dressed celebrities in attendance this year, at the link in our bio.

The theme for 2026’s #MetGala might have been “Fashion Is Art”, but it was the hair and make-up look that truly shone as masterpieces. Whether it was soft, minimalist takes on colours inspired by watercolour paintings, or sculptural headpieces that deserve their own spot in a museum, hairstylists, make-up artists and manicurists delivered impeccable works of art on last night’s red carpet.

At the link in our bio, see 15 of the best beauty looks you can’t miss from the Met Gala.

The theme for 2026’s #MetGala might have been “Fashion Is Art”, but it was the hair and make-up look that truly shone as masterpieces. Whether it was soft, minimalist takes on colours inspired by watercolour paintings, or sculptural headpieces that deserve their own spot in a museum, hairstylists, make-up artists and manicurists delivered impeccable works of art on last night’s red carpet.

At the link in our bio, see 15 of the best beauty looks you can’t miss from the Met Gala.

The theme for 2026’s #MetGala might have been “Fashion Is Art”, but it was the hair and make-up look that truly shone as masterpieces. Whether it was soft, minimalist takes on colours inspired by watercolour paintings, or sculptural headpieces that deserve their own spot in a museum, hairstylists, make-up artists and manicurists delivered impeccable works of art on last night’s red carpet.

At the link in our bio, see 15 of the best beauty looks you can’t miss from the Met Gala.

The theme for 2026’s #MetGala might have been “Fashion Is Art”, but it was the hair and make-up look that truly shone as masterpieces. Whether it was soft, minimalist takes on colours inspired by watercolour paintings, or sculptural headpieces that deserve their own spot in a museum, hairstylists, make-up artists and manicurists delivered impeccable works of art on last night’s red carpet.

At the link in our bio, see 15 of the best beauty looks you can’t miss from the Met Gala.

The theme for 2026’s #MetGala might have been “Fashion Is Art”, but it was the hair and make-up look that truly shone as masterpieces. Whether it was soft, minimalist takes on colours inspired by watercolour paintings, or sculptural headpieces that deserve their own spot in a museum, hairstylists, make-up artists and manicurists delivered impeccable works of art on last night’s red carpet.

At the link in our bio, see 15 of the best beauty looks you can’t miss from the Met Gala.