Innholdsfortegnelse for June/July 2025 i HELLO! Fashion Monthly

Summer is calling – and this issue answers with sea, serotonin and a suitcase full of style. Our cover star Anaïs Gallagher – artist, photographer and fashion’s favourite ingénue – brings her effortless cool to the British seaside. With Oasis reuniting for their first concert on July 4th, it felt only right to spotlight the next-gen Gallagher. Shot in Margate, Anaïs proves the legacy lives on in more ways than one. From festival fields to far-flung escapes, this issue is packed with travel inspiration for your next sojourn. Dive into our ultimate summer fashion guide with everything from runway fisherman-core to street-style sirens. We’ve also ‘trawled’ the high street for the season’s must-haves so you don’t have to. ‘THIS ISSUE IS PACKED WITH TRAVEL INSPIRATION FOR YOUR NEXT SOJOURN’ We…

This is shaping up to be the summer of Anaïs Gallagher. Sure, she’ll be perched stage-side at her father Noel Gallagher’s much-anticipated Oasis reunion shows, but with her quiet confidence and a refreshingly nonchalant attitude, Anaïs is poised to make waves far beyond the golden glow of Wembley. It’s a dreary London morning when the 25-year-old and I sit down for coffee at the Ham Yard Hotel in London’s Soho. She’s sporting a sugar pink workout set (very balletcore) and teal Salomon XT-6s. Her platinum hair is swept up in a high ponytail and secured with a coordinating baby pink scrunchie. She’s come straight from Pilates – fresh-faced, casual and entirely at ease. ‘YOU HAVE TO LOOK AT SOCIAL MEDIA AS FUN. I’M IN A UNIQUE POSITION IN THAT I…

Dimitra Petsa, the visionary behind her eponymous label Di Petsa, is redefining sensuality in fashion. Famed for her ethereal wet-look designs, she works with natural, recycled and locally produced materials in Greece and Italy, blending craftsmanship with sustainability. Launching her brand just five years ago, with studios in both London and Athens, Dimitra has already left an indelible mark on the industry. A British Fashion Council NewGen award winner in 2022, she has not only secured a regular spot at London Fashion Week but has also dressed some of the world’s biggest stars – think Gigi Hadid and Nicki Minaj’s pregnancy announcements, a Kylie Minogue music video and Shakira’s showstopping tour looks. Empowerment is at the heart of her creations. “I think that word is used so much, but to…

Luxury fashion: for some, it’s the exclusivity of haute couture – one-of-a-kind pieces meticulously crafted with unparalleled detail. For others, it’s about heritage and craftsmanship, the touch of the finest cashmere or the weight of a draped silk gown. From subtle tailoring that speaks softly to bold branding and statement monograms, the spectrum is as vast as it is refined. Bar New York, the concept of sartorial luxury is typically defined by a Eurocentric perspective. European fashion capitals are the style world’s reigning cliques – exclusive, influential and perpetually setting the trends. Paris, Milan and London have long dictated global fashion narratives, but the scene is slowly evolving. Cities like Seoul, Shanghai, Lagos, Copenhagen and Tbilisi are emerging as formidable players, each infusing their unique cultural flair into the industry.…

It’s no secret that jewellery has long been one of the most sentimental keepsakes in a person’s life. Whether it’s a treasured family heirloom passed down through generations, a personalised piece marking a significant milestone, or a beloved accessory shared among close friends, these timeless tokens carry deep emotional value. More than just embellishments, they are rich with memory and meaning – each one telling its own beautiful story. Knowing the aforementioned more than anyone are pioneers in the industry and the world’s largest jewellery house, Pandora. Over its 40-year journey, Pandora has carved out an iconic presence. Best known for its charm collections, the brand is now a global favourite, gracing wrists worldwide for decades. Each charm often commemorates life’s most meaningful and celebratory moments, making Pandora so much…

Sunnydale BUFFY The fictional Californian town of Sunnydale was the setting for the cult classic late 90s/early 00s show that is potentially getting a reboot (with the original cast!). The town was supposed to represent a typical Californian setting where not much really happened, an everyman sort of space where nothing unexpected troubled its citizens (for example, a constant stream of vampires digging their way out of the local graveyard...). Costume designer Cynthia Bergstrom cut her teeth on the first Scream movie, so horror with a teen audience was something of her speciality. She dressed the show from series two through seven, often opting for labels like Dries Van Noten, Marni and Maison Margiela. There was a quirky best friend Willow, whose outfits sat in the Phoebe Buffay world of…

LET US SPRAY Granado’s Curtis Brasilis, £110, is a vibrant fragrance inspired by Brazil’s lush landscapes. Blending zesty citrus with warm, woody undertones, it offers a fresh yet sensual scent. Encased in a sleek bottle, this sophisticated fragrance captures the spirit of summer all year round. ON-THE-GO TECH The Omnilux Mini Eye Brightener, £96, is your go-to LED device for refreshed eyes. Perfect for summer travel, this compact gadget uses red light therapy to reduce fine lines and puffiness, keeping your skin radiant wherever you go. GOLDEN-HOUR GLOW Dior’s new Self-Tanning Gel (£59) delivers a golden-hour glow without the sun. Infused with the Tan Beautifier Complex, it enhances your tan while hydrating skin. With notes of jasmine and caramel, it’s summer in a bottle. GET GRAPHIC MAC Cosmetics’ Colour Excess…

In terms of beauty royalty, luxury lifestyle brand founder Aerin Lauder, the granddaughter of the legendary Estée Lauder, is as blue-blooded as they come. But given her lineage, one might assume her beauty routine is full of elaborate rituals and fast-changing trends, yet quite the opposite is true. Instead, Aerin’s daily practices are refreshingly balanced and unintimidating. Her mornings start simply: “With a cup of coffee and taking care of my Brittany spaniel,” she shares. For exercise, she turns to Pilates, something she prefers to fit in first thing in the morning. “I try to do Pilates a few times a week – it helps me relax and sets me up for a productive day,” she explains. Recently, she tried a class at Chelsea DeLay’s Pilates studio, Studio Boa, in…

FRINGE BENEFITS Pair with white trousers, red accessories and an Aperol spritz or two, we say. Jacket, £865, Nanushka PETAL HEAD The chic, scalloped shape of these glorious tortoiseshell sunglasses belies their (mighty purse-friendly) price tag. Sunglasses, £26, Oliver Bonas FRUIT SALAD A summer update for your denim collection – jeans emblazoned with orange slices. Dead juicy. Jeans, £279, Maje LOVE STORY Learn how the sweeping landscape informed the greats of British Romantic literature. Book, £12.99, Thames & Hudson THE LAST STRAW Rising temperatures herald the triumphant return of raffia to our wardrobes. We couldn’t be more thrilled. Bag, £1,780, Roger Vivier SARDINE QUEEN The itsy-bitsy fish has become SS25’s most unlikely motif. Waistcoat, £129, Never Fully Dressed x Caetana WATCH OUT Imagine how fantastic this green face will look…

Once reserved for style purists, pearls are having a modern revival. Think sculptural shapes, asymmetry and fluid, organic forms that echo nature’s beauty. This season, pearls are redefined for the modern muse. Dive into elegance with Thomas Sabo’s collection of irregular freshwater pearls encased in recycled 925 silver and enriched with 18k gold plating, creating effortless versatility. Wear them solo or stack with delicate timepieces. It’s pearlcore, reimagined.…

Whether it’s the smell of barbecues, the sound of music blaring from outdoor concerts or the first taste of strawberries, this time of year in the UK is full of excitement and merriment. From the courts of Wimbledon to the fields of Glastonbury and the streets of Brighton Pride, people are out basking in the glorious sunshine when it teases us with a much appreciated appearance. Dust off those picnic rugs and head to the park with some homemade cocktails. I am opting for palomas with grapefruit and Mijenta tequila: the world’s only B Corp tequila made without any pesticides or herbicides. Slip on some super-comfy Good News sandals made from plant-based foam and deadstock suede, while you’re at it. Why not cycle there or further afield to feel the…

NATALIE SALMON EDITOR Maybe it’s the White Lotus effect, but I’m fully in my luxe-resort era. The black woven tote is effortless chic, perfect for weekend brunches or holidays in Capri. The illustrated trousers are a wearable holiday go-to – ideal for pretending I’m sipping limoncello on the Amalfi coast (when in reality it’s iced coffee on my balcony). And the gold tropical floral necklace? Gilded summer perfection. RAYMONDA JALLOH SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER A classic sundress is the perfect transitional piece that balances both comfort and style, with a chic silhouette to take me from sunny strolls in the city to sunset beach evenings on holiday. Paired with statement earrings and a clutch, these are the perfect pieces to add to my summer occasionwear wardrobe. LAUREN RAMSAY FASHION & LIFESTYLE…

ALPINE SKI CHALET There’s nothing quite like the sensation of icy mountain air hitting your nostrils – so fresh, so pure. Acqua di Parma’s Buongiorno candle takes you there with notes of citrus and delicate florals; it delivers an essence of crisp alpine air. After a day of fresh powder, collapse in front of a crackling fire – Assouline’s Gstaad Glam candle transports you there with a wonderfully warming smokiness. Meanwhile, the scent of roasted chestnuts drifts in from the kitchen – Loewe’s Roasted Hazelnut candle envelops you in warmth. A seriously elevated version of cosy indeed. Snuggle up and enjoy. MOROCCAN PALACE The ‘liquid gold’ of perfumery, majestic oud, takes centre stage in this lavish Moroccan palace. Picture the bountiful floral displays amongst luxurious fabrics and gilded furniture –…

For decades, sunscreen has been the gold standard in protecting our skin from the sun’s harmful UV rays. Whether it’s a beach day or just a walk in the park, applying SPF has become second nature in our beauty routine. But as skincare technology advances, there’s growing awareness that UV protection goes beyond what’s applied to the surface. Now, a new era of skin defence is emerging – one that incorporates supplements and innovative beauty technology to protect the skin from within and enhance overall protection. SUPPLEMENTS: BUILDING FROM THE INSIDE OUT While topical SPF remains the first line of defence, supplements designed to boost the skin’s resilience against UV damage are becoming increasingly popular. Dr Dennis Gross, practising dermatologist and co-founder of Dr Dennis Gross Skincare, explains: “Supplements rich…

Honouring a home’s history is essential when it comes to redesigning interiors – especially when the house has a story to tell. For Celia Bernardo, founder of the flamboyant Spanish fashion brand Celia B, this was particularly meaningful. Her flat in Oviedo was originally designed by iconic 20th-century architect Manuel del Busto, the visionary behind some of Spain’s most striking buildings, including the Palacio Valdés Theatre in Avilés and the Villa Excelsior. Built in 1929, Celia’s apartment sits in the heart of Oviedo, the same region where Manuel del Busto left his architectural legacy. She discovered the top-floor flat – complete with a rooftop – in 2021, a time when the pandemic had prompted her to return to her hometown. Restoring the late designer’s work was, in some ways, a…

THE HOLIDAY SPECIAL We’re shouting it from the rooftops, it’s finally getaway season! Get ready to deep dive into some serious shopping inspiration American TOURIST There’s no country in the world with quite such distinctive on-holiday spirit as our USA cousins. Embrace denim, prints, plus socks + sandal combos Safari, SO GOOD The great outdoors never looked so good, with khaki taking the top spot at Alberta Ferretti and 3.1 Phillip Lim. At the latter, sensible canvas was teamed with a splash of sparkle Seas the DAY Our love letter to the ocean, inspired by the Di Petsa and Roberto Cavalli collections that were overflowing with every hue of blue, wave prints aplenty and a surfs-up spirit Jet LAG Look, there is an element of travelling that can be a…

ECCO SHOES Ecco has teamed up with beloved designer Natacha Ramsay-Levi for a flirty new take on its Biom C-Trail shoe. We love the ballerina sneaker-meets-hiking sandal energy. GREAT DANES Sparkle fans, brace yourself, for adored Danish jewellery brand Sif Jakobs is dipping its toe into diamonds! The label, known for its clean, streamlined pieces is launching its first (lab--grown) diamond collection. Earrings, £5,339, Sif Jakobs FIND YOUR OASIS In celebration of our cover star, we’re stocking up on sunglasses that have the Britpop seal of approval thanks to a Finlay collab with Noel Gallagher. PARTY FLARE Sound the occasionwear klaxon, everybody’s favourite department store has launched its latest collection of deeply chic eventwear, John Lewis Editions. GETTING HAIRY Ties have become our favourite go-to accessory, adding a little je…

Fashion, as Coco Chanel once mused, is not merely a matter of clothes. “Fashion is in the air, born upon the wind. One intuits it. It is in the sky and on the road.” And if recent campaigns are anything to go by, that wind is howling through the Scottish Highlands. Scroll through Instagram or TikTok, and you’ll find an unrelenting reel of mossy glens, heather-strewn hills, jagged cliffs and swathes of tweed. What was once the preserve of windswept hikers and tartan-clad aristos is now a fully fledged mood board moment. But this isn’t just an aesthetic detour, nor my personal bias as a proud Aberdeenshire Scot. In today’s digital saturation, fashion’s infatuation with Scotland speaks to a deeper yearning for escapism, heritage and authenticity. And luxury brands are…

Ask a fashion girl which handbag she is lusting after and ten years ago she would most likely have named a style from one of the top luxury megabrands: a Dior Saddle perhaps, or a classic Chanel Flap bag. In 2025 however, the bag she mentions is just as likely to have been made by a brand that doesn’t have a store on Bond Street, and possibly didn’t even exist pre-pandemic. The last decade has seen a flurry of premium independent handbag labels launched, filling that sweet spot between high street and ultra high-end. Brands like Manu Atelier, Little Liffner, DeMellier and Chylak offer cool design and quality craftsmanship but at the £200-£600 price point. Given prices have skyrocketed at the major luxury brands (52% on average since 2019 says…

CHECK OUT It’s hard to imagine the fashion landscape without whimsical brand Damson Madder, but in fact the beloved label has just celebrated its fifth birthday. To mark the occasion, a spring/summer 2025 collection stuffed with wearable pieces and ingenious touches (removable puff sleeves!). Dress, £100, Damson Madder High street TOP 10 Our pick of the most enticing high street buys – your purse will thank you! Your high street HOLIDAY HOTLIST From stylish sunnies to short shorts, consider these key items your wardrobe must-haves STATEMENT SWIMSUITS One-piece swimsuits are the ultimate holiday hero. Style as a bodysuit for days spent away from the beach. ABOVE-THE-KNEE Long, mini, denim, gingham and linen. Shorts of all kinds are trending for SS25. BUTTER YELLOW Dressing in a buttery shade this season is…

Sofia Tilbury, global artistry director at Charlotte Tilbury Beauty, is quickly becoming a powerhouse in her own right. As the niece of legendary makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury, Sofia grew up understanding the transformative power of make-up. However, it’s Sofia’s unique flair and passion for artistry that has set her apart. From Fashion Week to glamming Hollywood’s elite, her star is undoubtedly on the rise. In this interview, Sofia shares how she’s carving her own space within the Tilbury legacy and why glowing skin will always be at the core of her work. Did you always know you wanted to be in the beauty industry? Growing up, I was always fascinated by the way my aunt, mum and grandmother applied make-up. I spent a lot of time in Ibiza, surrounded by…

ARIES March 21 – April 19 You’re restructuring from the inside out. June starts to bring up discipline around identity and image – July asks for wiser moves in love (including self-love), health and even income. Long-term wins come from restraint and determination, not risk. Think bold but remember that sometimes going slow is fast. TAURUS April 20 – May 20 You’re protecting your peace like never before. June may highlight emotional clarity around family or home. July opens soft yet significant doors through writing, speaking, or travel. You’re feeling more confident in your speech. Share selectively. Your words might shape something lasting. GEMINI May 21 – June 20 Your social circle tightens, not out of loss but a regained sense of clarity. June reveals who’s truly aligned. July brings…

La dolce vita isn’t just a way of life; it’s a style philosophy. The phrase was propelled into the spotlight by Federico Fellini’s iconic 1960 film of the same name, which captured the hedonistic, glamorous lifestyle of Rome’s elite in the late 50s and early 60s. Think star-studded parties, glamorous figures and endless late-night adventures – all imbued with an irresistible air of luxury. Since then, la dolce vita has come to symbolise a life brimming with indulgence, beauty and pleasure – all wrapped in an effortless elegance with that unmistakable Italian or Mediterranean flair. At home, the idea translates into pieces that channel effortless glamour, playful accents and a je ne sais quoi of pizazz. This summer, capture the spirit of Italy’s golden age with vibrant ceramics, hand-blown glassware…

Nobody has captured the hearts of the chronically online quite like Gstaad Guy. Witty, refreshingly chivalrous and impeccably dressed, he’s become the internet’s unofficial etiquette coach, schooling the male population with his ‘à la poubelle’ philosophy. Constance and Colton are his fictional poster children of privilege, created to parody the hyper-elite lifestyle of the wealthy. Constance, the Loro Piana-clad trust fund baby, summers in Saint Tropez, winters in Saint Moritz and is fluent in French – and disdain for the anti-chic. Cousin Colton, meanwhile, is a nouveau riche muse who roams LA in head-to-toe hype pieces, all meticulously sourced from SSENSE. Together, Gstaad Guy’s beloved personas have mastered the art of playfully punching up, tickling both the recipients of his tongue-in-cheek jesting and his loyal (non-Couttscard-holding) followers. True to Constance…