GLAMORAMA
Full blown glamour makes a welcome return, steeped in Seventies hedonism. Rosie Vogel pays tribute to the voluptuous model of the moment Rosie Huntington-Whitely. Photographed by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggot.

DRESSING THE PRIME MINISTER’S WIFE
Alexandra Shulman debates the links between fashion and politics, and the complex issue of what we expect from the wives of our politicians, and the marriage of the perceived frivolity of fashion with their roles.

BUSHY TALES
In an increasingly naked world of depilatory maintenance, Rachel Johnson tangles with the great dilemma: to wax, or not to wax?

THE ALCHEMIST
Above clothing, above taste and beyond imitation, Miuccia Prada’s label has been the style benchmark for two decades. So how does she create fashion gold? With a little madness in her method, as Lisa Armstrong discovers. Portrait by Sam Taylor-Wood.

STARDUST MEMORIES
In 1972, Lyndall Hobbs arrived in London with only her best friend, her beauty and her keen wits about her. Within a year she had become part of an indefatigably glamorous set that counted everyone from Lady Diana Copper to Mick Jagger among its members. For the first time, she looks back at her huge personal archive and remembers the stories behind her favourite pictures. PLUS Underage Hollywood; and Joanna Hogg interviewed.

The March issue of VOGUE is available on newsstands from 3rd February.