Grazia UK – Issue 937 06 July 2026 – Grazia UK

Over on Substack (arguably the Internet’s new watercooler since Twitter/X’s decline) you can’t throw a Margiela Tabi pump without hitting an essay about how to develop good taste, usually illustrated by a photo of Jennifer Lawrence clad in head-to-toe The Row and a mood board replete with Issey Miyake and mid-century Italian furniture. Instead of using the term ‘influencers’, brands and media outlets now routinely refer to ‘tastemakers’.

It seems that taste has become the preeminent online social currency, and even celebrities are getting in on the act – increasingly you’ll find them signalling their good taste (and intellect) by picking esoteric movies in the Criterion Closet (a popular social media series), or through their choice of reading material, à la Dua Lipa’s Service95 platform and Kaia Gerber’s book club, Library Science. Stars such as Kendall Jenner have even been rumoured to employ ‘book concierges’ (yes, that’s really a thing), tasked with making sure they’re snapped stepping off their superyachts with the buzzy literary title du jour in hand – last summer’s book brag was Vincenzo Latronico’s Perfection, whose distinctive navy blue cover you’ll have seen all over your Instagram feed.

These days it’s no longer enough to simply look hot on the red carpet. And yet, for the rest of us, part of this obsession with ‘good taste’ stems from it being that rare status symbol you can flex even if you can’t afford a £1,000 Khaite dress or to spend your summer island- hopping through Greece.

As the internet’s self-appointed tastemongers are fond of reminding us, you don’t need lots of money to show off your good taste – an Instagram carousel of vintage Fran Lebowitz photos, for example, or an artful flatlay of Lena Dunham’s Famesick (this year’s book of the summer) next to a glass of orange wine will usually suffice. This burgeoning cultural obsession is undoubtedly a response to the rise of AI and the tyranny of the algorithm. Good taste is supposedly something only humans can determine, the last bastion against the uncanny feeling that (to quote Donald Trump) ‘everything is computer’, even though, as trend forecaster Emily Segal noted in a widely shared Substack essay, ‘tasteslop’ – the hyper-curated aesthetic of trendy modern- minimalist cultural references – is increasingly being co-opted by those very same tech platforms.

Our blow-by-blow account of Dua and Callum’s wedding (according to a Tik Tokker who lives nearby). Our new franchise In Her Shoes – where we put cult footwear through its paces each month. The news that the Government has announced a social media ban for under 16s from early next year.

Bermudas – this summer’s hottest VKRUWVDUHRƱFHIULHQGO\DQG super-chic. Email us at [email protected] Find us on Facebook, TikTok, X and Instagram @GraziaUK MEANWHILE, ONLINE… IN THIS ISSUE NEWS 5 Grazia view 7 Polly Vernon has her say 9 Chart of lust 10 What’s new now! 14 COV E R STO R I E S 10 hot stories, including Kate’s crucial royal summer and the new It couple, Sarah and Joe FEATURES 34 COV E R STO RY Venus Williams on fashion, Serena and dialling down the discipline 44 ‘There’s a void in our family that will never be filled’ 46 The influencer who returned to Instagram after a breakdown 48 Is your boss quietly pushing you to quit?

49 COV E R STO RY Culture debrief with Otegha Uwagba FASHION 55 Loewe’s bag designed to be left open 56 Emma Raducanu and Uniqlo 62 The accessories to make room for in your luggage 70 COV E R STO RY The woman behind Hunza G’s iconic swimwear 72 COV E R STO RY Everything you need for the beach 78 Rise of the ‘backdoor’ shoe 80 Take note – fashion news to know HEALTH + BEAUTY 32 Join the Grazia Beauty Club!

83 It’s new + we want it! 84 Pucker up – hot modern lips 92 Your SPF cheat sheet 94 Beauty girl problems: how to look cool in a heatwave 95 Add to basket: fake tan heroes LIFESTYLE 97 Extra virgin olive oil almost too cute to use 98 We’re eating like it’s the 1990s! 101 Six hot new reads 102 Bring summer vibes to your house and garden AND THE REST 105 Get 5 issues of Grazia for £10! 194 The last word… Naomi Schiff &29(5$1’(‘o6/(77(5 3+272*5$3+(5-$9,(5%,26&$67

I’m in my fifties and I binged Off Campus. So did my goddaughter, who is in her twenties. The show is creating generational bonding and discussions on love, loss, and relationships. Universal themes don’t have a targeted demographic, they are all-inclusive! Lisa 3 GRAZIA (‘,725ǫ,1ǫ&+,() HATTIE BRETT it’s funny how the excitement around a summer of sport becomes infectious.

This is a short excerpt from the opening of “” by Unknown, quoted for review and introduction purposes. All rights belong to the copyright holders.

Book Information

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• Title: –
• Author: Unknown
• Pages: 109
• Language: English (en)

Reading & Word Statistics

• Estimated Reading Time: 120.79 minutes
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• Total Characters: 147,826
• Average Words per Page: 221.63
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