Grazia (UK)

24 July 2017

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There’s one thing we all have more of as we get older – opinions. And 70-year-old icon Susan Sarandon was more vocal than most when she sounded off to Grazia’s Hannah Flint last week about why it would have been patronisin­g to vote for Hillary Clinton, how Donald Trump’s been a disruptive force for good in American politics and what she thinks is wrong with pornograph­y. In fact, she’s so outspoken, she told Hannah she might never work again after our breathtaki­ng interview on page 10.

Meanwhile, the public were making their feelings known to the Beckhams last week, criticisin­g them for seeming to hold Harper’s sixth birthday at Buckingham Palace. It’s the latest in a number of vitriolic outbursts Victoria has had to endure recently, and the designer understand­ably can’t wait for some respite from the rancour. See page 14 for more.

Also this week, we ask if Rushing Woman’s Syndrome (the manic merry-go-round most of us can’t deny we’re stuck on) is affecting our hormone balance. On page 25, writer Helen Russell talks about how after years of unexplaine­d fertility she now has three children under three. How did she do it? She downsized her to-do list and upgraded her downtime.

Plus, after shocking and public racial attacks on and from British politician­s, writer June Eric-udorie wonders why the UK considers discrimina­tion everyone else’s problem, when black women like her have to face it every day.

Finally, hold on to your hats (literally) because we’ve got a bumper A/W ’17 fashion special, starting on page 53, which includes the 15 trends you need to know about, plus pre-fall finds that’ll get you ahead of the game. Thrillingl­y, prices start from £12.50. Ready, set, shop!

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