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YOU We’re sorted, sexy - and 60! 
YOU First Person Heard about the toupee for women? It’ll knock years off your age 
YOU Feature Secrets of an 80s TV exec
Fashion
YOU Fashion Spot the dupe 
YOU Fashion Stars, bars and my favourite Hollywood hair heroes 
YOU Fashion Ageless style SOS 
YOU Fashion The forecast? Fabulous 
YOU Fashion My perfect pair of black trousers? It’s a long story… 
YOU Fashion Ageless SOS 
YOU Fashion Plush strokes 
YOU Fashion Spot the dupe 
YOU Fashion Tricks, treats and my savvy early-bird wish list 
YOU Fashion Ageless style SOS 
YOU Fashion Bougie wonderland 
YOU Fashion Revealed: six tips straight from my secret style notebook 
YOU Fashion Ageless style SOS 
YOU Fashion All things wild and wonderful 
YOU Fashion How much do I love vintage Levi’s? I’ve got 20 pairs
Beauty
Is this high-street lotion better than luxury versions?
I didn’t wake up like this! Presenter, podcaster and mother of three ALEX JONES, 47, talks to Rosie Green about budget buys, bingeing on beetroot and wow-factor brows 
How to smell rich Rosie Green on scents that exude exclusivity
6 for over 60s YOU editor Jackie Annesley selects the line-smoothing, hair-boosting, face-flattering products that sexagenarians need to know 
I didn’t wake up like this!: Miranda Kerr Supermodel and mother of four Miranda Kerr, 41, talks to Rosie Green about juices that pack a punch, early nights and exercise hacks 
YOU loves: No7 
YOU loves: Elizabeth Arden 
Is this foot balm better than a pedicure?
It’s time to undo the sun damage Autumn is key to skin recovery, reveals Rosie Green
Want £450 of beauty goodies for just £85? Then snap up this year’s YOU Beauty Advent Calendar - or enter our giveaway for your chance to win one 
YOU loves: Aerin 
Do you have HRT face? Whatever you’re taking or doing, it’s plain for all to see, says Rosie Green
The perfect powder? Rosie Green thought face powders settled into creases and deadened glow. Then she encountered a brilliant new formula that transformed her opinion. And her look 
Our top 10 for men Alice Robertson picks the products that will keep him gleaming and gorgeous
The green guide: saftey razor How sustainable is your bathroom cabinet? Alice Robertson challenges beauty’s eco credentials Entertainment
YOU Interview The real-life gladiator 
YOU Interview The biggest star you’ve never heard of 
YOU Entertainment YOU loves: Paddington 
YOU Interview ‘Drinking with Mum was like the lights going on after a power cut’ 
YOU Interview The designer who frames the A-list 
YOU Interview The heiress who decided to go it alone 
YOU Interview ‘There’s a whole lot of sex - but that was the 80s’ 
YOU Interview The poet, her book and the illustrator everyone loves 
YOU Interview ‘I just really enjoy the process of making money’ 
YOU Interview Hiding bodies, finding bones, selling millions 
YOU Interview ‘Gary Oldman doesn’t actually smell. He scrubs up well off-set’ 
YOU Interview Norse code 
YOU Interview From Iron Lady to action woman 
YOU Interview ‘The older you get, the more anxious you become’ 
This year's Booker Prize has its most female-dominated shortlist ever
Travel
YOU Travel Topline travel: Laidback Lisbon 
Hotel review: Nova Maldives
Hotel Review: Ville Lena, Tuscany 
Hotel review: Great Scotland Yard Hotel, London 
The weirdest room service requests in hotels have been revealed 
Hotel review: Cali, Mykonos, Greece 
Hotel review: Calilo, Ios, Greece 
You can now stay in the beachfront home from ‘The Perfect Couple’ 
Hotel review: Grand Hotel Brioni, Pula, Croatia 
YOU Travel Beer and mussels in Brussels 
YOU Travel Trend watch 
YOU Travel Constellation prizes 
YOU Travel Expecting us, Mr Bond? 
YOU Travel Topline travel: the unseen side of Essex Hotel review: DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole, Brighton
Interiors
YOU Interiors A new spin on the seventies 
YOU Interiors The green guide: Geranium diffuser 
YOU Interiors Home in like a pro 
YOU Interiors All back to Matthew’s 
YOU Interiors The green guide: lampshades 
YOU Interiors Overnight sensational
Life
Can you budge up a bit? With space for 4,000 dancers, the Hollywood Palladium was the place to strut your stuff in the swing era, says Scarlett Dargan 
YOU loves: The National Gallery
Trend watch 
Everyone’s talking about: Peak Paddington
We’re sorted, sexy - and 60! Say goodbye to elasticated slacks and bubble perms: a new generation of savvy, stylish women is taking charge. Marianne Jones salutes the mighty Power Agers 
‘I love a younger man’s rock-hard enthusiasm’ Vanessa Feltz once preferred silver foxes, but at 62 she’s realising that, when it comes to dating satisfaction, youth triumphs over experience 
Heard about the toupee for women? It’ll knock years off your age If thinning hair is getting you down but you’re wary of wearing a wig, there is a subtle way to regain your mane. A delighted MARY KILLEN explains how to turn heads once more 
Secrets of an 80s TV exec Boozing in the office, on-set affairs and endless partying - you’ve seen it all on Rivals, now Veronica Henry relives the real thing 
A killer sister act From working an eye-patch in hit TV series Bad Sisters to singing backing vocals with Courteney Cox, SARAH GREENE loves diving into anything, she tells Kerry Potter - except cold water 
Poppy O’Toole Book offer: The Actually Delicious Slow Cooker Cookbook
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Everyone’s talking about: Barmy biopics
Unexpected luxury item in bagging area Hailey Bieber smoothie, Balenciaga apron, deer antler broth... The world’s bougiest supermarket in LA has everyday essentials for millionaires and has become a TikTok sensation 
How the one per cent work out From £20k dumbbells to Hermès leather gym equipment, Sophie Hines reports on the fitness habits of the super-rich, and the people catering to their every need 
Who would spend £450 on a facial? It’s pricey, but then it’s not just any old treatment. Caroline Phillips checks out a skin-saving, mind-soothing experience to see if it’s worth the investment 
Topline wellness: The £4,000 mattress topper
Food & Drink
Poppy O’Toole Lamb shanks This is definitely the dish you pull out of your sleeve when you’ve got guests coming over who you want to impress. 
Poppy O’Toole Sausage casserole I don’t know how food can feel like a hug, but a sausage casserole is the definition of a BIG HUG dish. It’s for when you’ve had a bad day at work and need a snuggle. Or for when you’ve just walked the dog and it started bucketing down with rain and you need a warm cuddle. 
Poppy O’Toole Mushroom risotto This recipe is truly delicious and a lovely warming dinner for you and the family. 
Poppy O’Toole Chicken tikka masala My favourite curry of all time. Get me one of these, a garlic naan, a plate of chips (of course) and some mushroom pilau rice and I’m a very happy gal. 
Poppy O’Toole Overnight apple and cider pork bap One of the top romances in the food world has to be pork and apple. They just go together in perfect harmony, hitting all the right notes and marrying as one beautiful porky, apple-y delight. 
Poppy O’Toole Veggie bolognese Bolognese is one of those dishes that can really stand up for itself without the meat. Keep it in the slow cooker on low to keep warm and have a big pot of pasta by the side, so guests can help themselves. 
Poppy O’Toole Beef short ribs This is serious comfort food for seriously ‘can’t-be-bothered-to-cook’ kind of people. It’s one of those meals that looks like you spent hours faffing about with it, while, really, you just let the slow cooker do all the hard work. 
Poppy O’Toole Posh orange chocolate brioche bread and butter pudding This will keep fans of both fruity and chocolatey desserts happy. 
‘I really enjoy peeling the wax off a Babybel’ The comedian, 64, tells Tom Parker Bowles about her mum’s mince, an on-the-road standby and why baked beans are no longer on the menu 
Eleanor Maidment Root veg fritters with smoked salmon and eggs These make a brilliant breakfast, brunch or lunch. Add a spoonful of hollandaise sauce, too, if you like 
Tom Parker Bowles Eating out: Stretford Canteen, Manchester Despite its unlovely location, Tom adores the fine flavours at a Manchester brasserie with pedigree 
Charlotte Kristensen Drinks: Charlotte’s winter warmers
Eleanor Wilkinson Fish Pie Making fish pie for one feels sort of excessive, not to mention exhausting. This one couldn’t be easier, though, as I’ve switched out the mashed potato for thin slices of potato that simultaneously soften and crisp up in the oven. You can use a fish pie mix for this, or just one fish fillet. If opting for the former, a frozen mix is a useful way to avoid waste. If opting for the latter, I would choose salmon as it holds its shape so it doesn’t overcook as it bakes. 
Eleanor Wilkinson Lasagne A traditionally time-consuming, somewhat strenuous dish that leaves a mountain of washing-up, this version, though not traditional, fully replicates the flavours and feel of a layered lasagne in a simple, stress-free way. 
Eleanor Wilkinson Brothy pasta with beans and greens My take on the Italian classic, ‘pasta e fagioli’, meaning pasta and beans, this broth is comfort maximised. The hint of chilli adds a lovely warmth without too much heat and the grated Parmesan makes the broth silky and rich. Depending on the shape of pasta you use, you may need to add more water, so keep an eye on it and loosen if needed. Most read
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