Pick up your copy of THE GLOSS MAGAZINE on January 1, with The Irish Times …
We are stepping into the Chinese Year of the Horse, one of the most dynamic and spirited signs in the zodiac, associated with freedom, passion, confidence and speed.
You may find yourself embracing change, pursuing long-delayed plans or just feeling in the mood to try something new.
Horses don’t wait, they run. Run at your own pace towards a version of life that feels more open and hopeful. The joy of the New Year is the appeal of a fresh start, a subject we cover in this issue.
It’s the perfect time for a reset in mind, body and home. From clean nails to clean water, clean scents to clear minds, find out the many ways you can clean up your act in 2026.
In Moodboard, Susan Zelouf is feeling pure in winter white. Spot The Trend sees a clean palette to start the year.
Dr Rosemary Coleman, consultant dermatologist, tackles the myths, truths and trends about cleansing.
Life coach Aoife Leggett has a skiing adventure. Author Lisa Harding survives a costly and toxic wellness retreat.
Writer and restaurant critic Katy McGuinness shares her journey on weight-loss drug Mounjaro, while Polly Vernon puts her Oura ring on time out.
Kitty Coles whips up delicious salads, Ciara McQuillan seeks out tranquil dining rooms and restful architecture in restaurants around the world, and Julie Dupouy goes beneath the surface with wines produced from grapes grown on slate soils.
For all of this and much more, don’t miss THE GLOSS every month …
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