So, whether you're looking for the recipe to the perfect drinks party or want a tipple to toast with on the big day, we have concocted an essential list of delicious cocktails to get you in a festive mood.
Ditching meat and potatoes, her favourite dish, in favour of gym sessions and healthy food, Evgenia Vorobiyova has slimmed from 20 stone to just over ten stone - and says she's ready to date.
Samantha Cameron, 47, wears a dress from her own collection. She attended a VIP dinner at Claridge's, with designer Kim Hersov (left) and a Vogue Australia editor Candice Lake (middle)
Darren McGrady, who previously worked at Buckingham Palace, writes in his book Eating Royally that the monarch prefers to cut the top and bottom off before tucking in using cutlery.
The Duchess of Cambridge and the Duchess of Sussex dazzled in show-stopping diamond earrings for Prince Charles' birthday dinner at Buckingham Palace last night.
Speaking on the Overnight Success podcast, beauty guru Mario Dedivanovic explained that working with Kim was his 'big break' and admits he 'fell in love with her face' the first time he saw her.
Canadian stylist Jessica, 38, explained a red dress, camel coat, and leopard print shoes are her current wardrobe staples. Meghan, 37, appears to share a similar sense of style as her close friend.
It's the global phenomenon that boasts celebrity fans including Victoria Beckham and Kim Kardashian, as well as 65,000 other global clients. And now, Barry's Bootcamp are launching a second studio in Sydney.
The fleece has been given the seal of approval by style arbiters such as Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid, and Burberry and Balenciaga are selling designer versions around the £1,000 mark.
An exasperated British mother has taken to parenting site Mumsnet to express her annoyance at 'modern trends', citing selfies and being asked for an email address at the till as her top bugbears.
Model Pia Muehlenbeck has asked her wedding guests to wear 'light, muted, earthy, natural tones' to her nuptials - and now other wedding guests are sharing the bizarre codes they have seen.
An unusual new experience launched by Gambaro Hotel in Brisbane offers guests the chance to 'live like a WAG' and is fronted by Courtney Thorpe, a former Miss World Australia.
If you're on a fitness streak, it can be tempting to hit the gym for a double session. Australian personal trainers reveal whether a second workout is beneficial and how to do this properly.
Aisyah Machfud, a registered nurse from Melbourne, once tipped the scales at a staggering 131kg thanks to her KFC addiction and trauma-related emotional eating.
'Casey' was dreaming of marriage until a shocking stream of illicit texts from her fiance to another woman derailed the wedding and turned her world upside down.
Rachael, an Australian mother-of-two, revealed she doesn't spend hours on her family budget to make the figures work, instead, she uses a number of accounts - each with their own cards.
When it comes to losing weight, it's a truth universally acknowledged that abs are made in the kitchen. And now, nutritionist Bec Miller has shared the foods which will define your abs.
The Duke of Edinburgh looked in good spirits as he took the reins as he headed out on a buggy ride in Windsor Great Park on Monday morning following his absence from the Cenotaph on Sunday.
The Duke of Edinburgh looked in good spirits as he took the reins as he headed out on a buggy ride in Windsor Great Park on Monday morning following his absence from the Cenotaph on Sunday.
Sultry, sexy and bold, the iconic look was adopted by everyone from actresses Brigitte Bardot and Julie Christie to model Edie Sedgwick.
Founded in 1963 by husband and wife Barbara Hulanicki and Stephen Fitz-Simon, the brand started out as a mail order company. They soon upgraded to a large store in Kensington, London.
British fashion expert Amy Kester unveiled a trio of the latest sixties bags from the High Street for effortless style this season. Her selection includes items from Zara, Lulu Guinness and John Lewis.
I was born into a world where women had little or no financial independence; where the idea of a woman going to university was still considered novel, says SARAH VINE.
When Femail launched back in 1968, it showcased the ultimate symbol of female freedom on its cover. No, not a charred bra, but a bottom encased in a pair of figure-hugging, on‑trend jeans.
When Femail launched back in 1968, it showcased the ultimate symbol of female freedom on its cover. No, not a charred bra, but a bottom encased in a pair of figure-hugging, on‑trend jeans.
