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We’re in the midst of a global pandemic that’s evolving every day and totally transforming life as we know it. At the start of the year, we were eating and drinking at local pubs and restaurants, attending our favourite festivals and travelling the world with our friends and family. Fast forward a few months and

Don’t worry, they’re Zoom appropriate For some, choosing your work outfit is a daily pick-me-up; a form of self-expression, something to look forward to, and a means of motivation. There’s something about slipping out of your oversized sleep tee and into a crisp new outfit for the day. So…what happens when your office is actually

Welcome to GLAMOUR’s April digital issue, starring award-winning singer, Anne-Marie. The GLAMOUR team thought long and hard what the focus should be for this issue, and what kind of content we should be bringing you in these unprecedented – and quite frankly anxiety-driving times. Last week on Instagram @glamouruk we asked you what stories you

Breaking News Today in Drake‘s self-quarantine adventures … Drizzy takes us on a walk through his unbelievable shoe collection!!! And, yeah … sneakerheads will be drooling by the end of this post. Of course, Aubrey has plenty of time to kill in his Toronto mansion after he hung out with Kevin Durant in L.A. 2

We aren’t the only ones climbing the walls in the times of quarantine, social distancing and self-isolation thanks to the Coronavirus. Can you even remember a time you didn’t even know what these terms truly meant, let alone uttered them? Whilst you may have organised every cupboard in your house, painted the odd wall or

Like your clothes, haircuts aren’t one-size-fits-all. But unlike your clothes, you can’t take a crap haircut off after a day of fielding abuse from your colleagues. Which is why – before going under the barber’s scissors – it’s worth knowing which styles best suit your face shape. After all, an extra inch here or a

With so much discussion about the new Coronavirus, a few questions are especially top of mind right now. How does the new coronavirus spread? Why is it spreading so quickly? And how, if possible, can you reduce your risk of infection—or transmission? Now that so much of the public health focus is on “flattening the

Victor VIRGILEGetty Images As the cases of coronavirus climb higher each week, fashion companies have ramped up their efforts to mitigate its spread. Last week, luxury house LVMH began using its perfume factories to produce hand sanitizers for health authorities in France. Now, LVMH and fellow luxury goods company Kering are taking it a step

Olga Kurylenko joined the likes of fellow celebrities, Tom Hanks and Idris Elba, when she tested positive for Coronavirus last Monday. The former Bond Girl has now revealed on Instagram that she has ‘completely recovered’ from the virus. Speaking to her 633,000 Instagram followers alongside a photo of her celebrating Mother’s Day wearing a mask

Get ready to look chic as hell As the centre of attention, there can be *a lot* of pressure on the bride(s) to look your best. And while a wedding should be about the couple and celebrating their love…it’s also about the bridal lewk. And while we’re all for a seriously gorge gown (of which

While the current Coronavirus crisis may not be directly linked to climate change, one global emergency is certainly making many of us think more intensely about the other. And as we all look to be spending more and more time at home over the next few weeks, it’s the perfect opportunity to really brush up

It is usually a time for loved ones to come together in celebration, this year’s Mother’s Day will undoubtedly be a little different, with social distancing measures in place across the UK in a bid to slow the spread of the novel Coronavirus. But this doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate. On the contrary, we should

Are you bored? I’m bored. It’s only been a week of self-isolation, but the prospect of not seeing friends, daylight, the Jubilee Line….it’s BORING. Plus, with all fun cancelled for the foreseeable future; it feels as though being bored may become my default setting, like being stuck in the endlessly-repeating day of Russian Doll on

Anthropologie It’s been a week, but Anthropologie is here to help make your weekend a little brighter. Now through Sunday, the retailer is offering 25 percent off sitewide. Yes, that means huge discounts on clothing, shoes, bags, skincare, candles….must I go on? Whether you want to stock up on summer essentials or tap into your

This Mother’s Day is a particularly poignant one, with millions of people across the world unable to spend the day with their loved ones. In lieu of being able to see their mothers today, people have been taking to social media to pay tribute to the ladies in their lives – and the royal family

Including how to treat those annoying little white bumps Let’s play a game. What looks like a whitehead, feels like a whitehead, must be a whitehead—but doesn’t go away, can’t be popped or squeezed out and is therefore much more frustrating than a whitehead? If you guessed milia, you’ve hit the nail on the (not

Sometimes a single event shapes the rest of your life. For YouTuber Louise Pentland’s, this when her mum died of cancer, when she was just seven years old. She writes exclusively for Glamour on how this has impacted her own experience of Mother’s Day, now she’s a mother herself. I remember so much of time

As Coronavirus continues to spread around the world, more and more people are (finally!) listening to the experts and taking it upon themselves to self-isolate at home. Those of us lucky enough to have not yet been infected with the virus have spent the last week figuring out how to do our jobs in an

A new challenge has swiftly made its way around social media. Nope, this isn’t the ALS ice bucket challenge that saw celebs like Anne Hathaway, Bill Gates and Taylor Swift willingly chuck buckets of ice-cold water over each others heads to promote awareness of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (though that one helped raise over £100 million

We’re patiently awaiting summer and all it has to offer: no makeup, a healthy diet of watermelon and natural wine, and the end-of-quarantine dream of being on the beach with, gasp, people. It’s natural to reach for sandals when the season hits, but we’ve found that a good pair of boots is an under-appreciated savior

So you made it through Dry January (bravo!) and probably realised that cutting down on alcohol isn’t as complex or terrifying as you might have thought, right? It seems you’re not alone. ‘Mindful Sobriety’ is a burgeoning health trend that sees health-conscious millennials combining the practise of mindfulness with sobriety to cut back on their

I think we can all agree that in the beauty-sphere, Shellac and gel nail polish has been the best thing to come along since sliced bread. These LED-cured polishes bestow our nails with chip-resistant coverage, extreme shine and extend the longevity of our manicure for weeks. But with the highs, come the lows. The removal

In these unprecedented times, at GLAMOUR UK, we want you to know we are thinking of you. Earlier this week, we asked you, our readers, what you wanted from GLAMOUR – mostly, you yearned for normality. So our promise to you is that our social media and website will continue to publish content that entertains,

Exclusive TMZ.com Tekashi69 has somehow managed to make even more enemies before he’s sprung from jail, this time racking up haters in the fashion biz, after he allegedly walked away with their money. The rapper allegedly made a deal with Fashion Nova — a discount clothing retailer — to do a series of brand promotions

The daily onslaught of cold hard Coronavirus intel has been tough. One heartening development, though, has been seeing how people around the globe have been dealing with the crisis in their own way. And, a little glimpse into the lives of celebs (many of whom, like us, have been encouraged to quarantine) has been a

Every decade has a signature haircut. The fifties had a neat short, back and sides, the seventies had long hair and sideburns, the eighties had mullets. In the nineties, it was all about curtains. Worn by everyone from David Beckham and Brad Pitt to countless boyband members and that guy from Dawson’s Creek, it was

To say it’s been a tough time would be a massive understatement. The news, since late December, has been more gloomy than ever. It’s never been so important to stay informed with all things Coronavirus, but the endless scrolling and ‘it’s the apocalypse’ scaremongering has meant we’re all truly in need of some light relief.

Claudio LaveniaGetty Images Kerby Jean-Raymond doesn’t follow the leader—he is one. With his brand, Pyer Moss, the New York–based designer creates collections that are directional (some argue that he was the catalyst for streetwear in luxury) and informed by the struggle of Black people in America. He operates on a different level from the rest

Along with everyone else in the world, the past week has brought an onslaught of emotions. There’s fear for the safety of the people I love, and worry as I see friends lose work and local businesses struggle. But given that until a few days ago I thought I was six weeks away from my