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Thk latest perfume from Chanel is

surely destined for the modern classics

category. lerse! - named after the fabricthe designer popularisetl - takes hunble

laztender and makes it one of lhe classiest

aromas around. Part ctf Chanel's Les

Exclusifs collection, the frugranceequiaalent to haute couture, il's

seriously stylish. From

8100 for 75nl

STYLE BEAUTY DIRECTOR'SFIVE STAR PRODUCTTHIS ADORABLE KNUCKLE DUSTER OFA RING, SHAPED LIKE A FOX, COMESCOMPLETE WITH A JAWTHAT OPENS TO REVEAL ASECRET STASH OFNATURAL LIP BALM (IT'S

REFILLABLE, TOO), IF

WE COULD CHANGEANYTHING ABOUTANDREA GARLAND'SLA RENARDE RING(S34; ANDREAGARLAND.CO.UK), ITWOULD BETO MAKEIT OUT OF SOLIDGOLD RATHERTHAN PLATED BRASS 'S:- BUT IT WOULD THENCOST A WHOLE LOT MORE.

THtrPRO

Shoutd I switch to adifferent skincare

routine for winter? Myskin is starting to feet

drier and less oily.Lucy, by emoil

Just as we update our

wa.drobes with cosy knits,

so shoutd we invest in

skincare to protect against

the elements. As the

dermato[ogist Dr Sam

Bunting explains: "Winter

weather chattenges skin,

because cold air has low

humidity. The moisture in

the outer layer of your skin

evaporates, leading to aparched epidermis." Try

brands such as Ct6 des

Champs, which specialises in

seasona[[y based skincare(we're big fans of its Anti

Aging Facial Serum, !78;whiteroom.com), and de

Mamie[. lts Autumn Facia[ 0itis part of our current regime(f 58; demamiet.com). For dry

or cracked skin, check out

Eucerin, which works

wonders; its Aquaphor

Soothing Skin Batm (f8,50;

boots.com) is great for hands,

though a tad greasy, so use

sparing[y. You cou[d aLso

switch from a foaming

facewash to a balmy cleanser

such as ElementaI

Herbotogy's Purify & Soothe

FaciaI Cleansing Batm (f2B;

elementatherbotogy,com).

It's oil-based, so rich in skin-

friendly essentiaI fatty acids

and vitamin E,

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SOT]LSISTER

*.o According to Nicky Kinnaird. lhe fotrndcr

f of Space NK. a bath in lapan "is whcrc

. I on, gocs to clt'ansc tht soul". Wc cnn'r

;l inspired by Japanese bathing rituals, ztillactually do that, but it is uonderfully

relaxing. We particularly loue the Mineral

$ Rerrear Barh Oil (832), which conrains green

lea., as well as aaocs.do, orange, argon, swftlalmond and xtoringa oils, and the Mineral

Refresh Bath & Shozuer Gel (822), for a morning

mood boost. spacenk.co.uk

EDIE CAMPBELL, MODELOne of my favourite things is to be in the countryside sans make-up, but I do tike Chanel mascara and

make-up remover, and Burberry concealer and eye shadow. l've also learnt to curl my eye[ashes or I took

half-asleep. l'd describe my Look as lazy - you could say "simpLe" or "understated", but it's [aziness, rea[ty.

I'm very bad at keeping a routine, besides Avdne cteanser and btowdrying my hair for l0 minutes max every

day. When I was i7, I went through a panda-eyelunwashed-hair phase. I didn't take any eye make-up off for about

eight months, just kept layering it on. Luke Hersheson cuts my hair, but otherwise, for speciaI occasions, I just put on more make-up,

in a stightLy haphazard and nervous fashion. l think my signature scent is probabty the smefi of horses. I've worn it since I was five.

EWHAIR STENCILSWhat is it with grown-ups jumping on tweenie

trends? First came naiI art, then pink dip-dyed

hair, now hair stencitting. At Betsey Johnson's

catwalk show in New York, models' bobs were

spray-painted with a btack lace motif (very l990sMadonna), while the singer Nicki Minaj (above) is

a fan of l'eopard-print [ocks. Get stenci[[edyourself at the cutt sa[on Bteach (bteachtondon.

co.uk) or, for the DIY opiion, cut a heart-shaped

stencil out of card, hotd it against your head and

spray with body paini. If you want to go reallyBlue Peter, dust the painted area with glitter. lt's

best to practise on a tidy up-do. And use a brightcolour, so you don't merely look as if you have

something stuck in your hair, The joy of this took

is that it's paint-based, not dye, so it washes out.

Next up in Dalston: ironic Nike swooshes.