Once a year, Spain’s buzzing port city hosts Las Fallas - a traditional Valencian festival with female Falleras at its heart. Edited by Nicola Moyne

Hollywood trailblazer Kaya Scodelario reveals why she’s always been a force to be reckoned with. Sub-edited by Nicola Moyne

Hope for female garment workers in India

Fatal blazes and factory collapses put the safety of India's female garment workers back on the agenda last year. Now, 10 months on, major retailers are teaming up with NGOs to take it one step further, tackling entrenched gender inequality on the factory floor and beyond, reports Nicola Moyne. Read more here

Today, tens of thousands of vulnerable women and children are lured into modern slavery by organised gangs. And, as these survivors reveal, anyone can become a victim. Sub-edited by Nicola Moyne

In a global round-up of inspirational women, we speak to Iris Apfel - the 96-year-old nonagenarian style icon who won over the fashion world, almost by accident. Sub-edited by Nicola Moyne

Global warming, pollution and climate change are devastating the lives of people on our planet. Here, reportage photographers bring the harsh reality home. Sub-edited by Nicola Moyne

As Kahlo fever reaches epidemic proportions before the V&A blockbuster show, the exhibition’s curator documents the legendary artist’s style through intimate photographs. Sub-edited by Nicola Moyne

Every two seconds a chid is married somewhere in the world, from the US to Nepal. Here, Marie Claire shares some of the personal stories behind the statistics. Sub-edited by Nicola Moyne

In a global round-up of inspirational women, Marie Claire reports on the women rebuilding their communities after genocide in Rwanda and the birth of natural c-sections in private healthcare. Edited by Nicola Moyne

What makes people vulnerable to addiction and how can you overcome the triggers? Marie Claire investigates. Sub-edited by Nicola Moyne

The Handmaid’s Tale’s inimitable star Elisabeth Moss on why the conversation surrounding gender inequality and sexual abuse is getting dialled up. Sub-edited by Nicola Moyne

For the professional woman who wants to stay ahead of the career curve, this annual standalone supplement provides the tools and know-how to boss it at work. Produced in partnership with Neutrogena; commercial content compiled, written and edited by Nicola Moyne

Nicola Moyne meets Tommy Clarke: fashion’s photographer of the moment. Read more here

China's economic boom has turned a tiny island off the mainland into a top spot for female surfers. Sub-edited by Nicola Moyne

Why everyone’s hitting Cape Town right now

The much-anticipated opening of Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (MOCAA) has cemented Cape Town's status among the cosmopolitan elite. Time to take that art-buff mini break, writes Nicola Moyne... Read more here

After 50 years of dictatorship, Myanmar is now on the brink of dramatic change - with a woman at its helm. Sub-edited by Nicola Moyne

A staggering 62 million girls around the world are denied an education. Join Marie Claire's campaign to transform their lives. Sub-edited by Nicola Moyne

Hip beaches, red-rock canyons and thumping street parties - Nicola Moyne heads to north-eastern Brazil for a thrill-filled adventure

Indulging her inner Maharaja, Nicola Moyne hits the golden Triangle to discover a land of tigers and temples, history and heart

Nicola Moyne talks to photographer Carla Coulson about life behind the lens. Read more here

Three young designers tell Marie Claire about the thrills and spills of being a rising runway star. Sub-edited by Nicola Moyne

Kicking off a new series of interviews with gutsy female adventurers ripping up the rule book, Nicola Moyne speaks to actors and writers Georgia Maguire and Molly Beucher, who embarked on a gruelling seven-day motorcycle tour across Morocco in partnership with Education For All Morocco. Read the full story here

Mykonos Muse by Lizy Manola documents the Greek party island's past and present through stunning photography, writes Nicola Moyne. Read more here

Steeped in history, humbleness and a rich cultural heritage, Japan is a country that features high on most people’s bucket list. But beyond Tokyo’s blinding neon lights and Kyoto’s serene imperial palaces lies the southwestern region of Kyushu – a relatively undiscovered zen-filled gem off the well-beaten tourist track. Here, scene-stealing landscapes meet ancient crafts and a vibrant foodie scene. Explore before the in-crowd cottons on, writes Nicola Moyne. Read more here

To mark International Women's Day, Amnesty International is shining a light on Britain’s women human rights defenders, reports Nicola Moyne. Read more here