Innehållsförteckning för October 2017 från ELLE

TALKING POINTS “Cool Hand Maggie,” ELLE Editor-at-Large Rachael Combe’s July profile of New York Times reporter and resident Trump whisperer Maggie Haberman (published the week Trump implied, via Twitter, that he was under investigation by the FBI for potential obstruction of justice), was touted in must-read lists by the Atlantic, Longform, and Global Comment. It also provoked impassioned responses—in and out of the Twittersphere: “Insightful, smart, interesting.”—@juz44, Twitter “This description of New York Times scoop machine Maggie Haberman working will give you a heart attack.… Not just anyone can do the job.” —Jeva Lange, of The Week “It would have been nice to see the author grapple with criticisms of Haberman and respond to them.… My main critique of Haberman is one that I direct toward many, perhaps most, other…

LIBRA SEPT 23–OCT 22 With wild child Jupiter lumbering through Libra since September 2016, you’ve been evolving at an unprecedented rate. The red-spotted planet offers respite after the 10th, sailing on to Scorpio and your sensual-but-sensible second house for 13 months. Take one last Bolshoi ballerina leap near the Libra new moon on the 19th, then get your toe shoes on solid ground. Your new goal: financial stability by November 2018. In romance, with amorous Venus and Mars converging in Libra from the 22nd on, you could find love at the office or start a side hustle with your SO. SCORPIO (OCT 23–NOV 21) Ready your launchpad: On the 10th, no-limits Jupiter blasts into your sign for the first time since October 2005, igniting a year-plus cycle of expansion. Change…

Chris Goins RETAIL DIRECTOR, MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS HOUSTON @chrisgpaz Zipping around MFA Houston’s 270,000 square feet of galleries, Chris Goins—who’s in charge of snagging exclusive accessories for the museum’s retail outposts—relies on a “simple, monochromatic” uniform that includes Palmer Harding shirts from Texan überboutique Forty Five Ten and ethereal Louiza Babouryan dresses. (Up next at MFA: an Oscar de la Renta retrospective featuring six decades of fashion from the legend’s own label, plus treasures from his time at Balmain.) Her choice of local hot spots: Vinoteca Poscol serves “a delicious baked cod that I’m constantly craving,” and for a drink, it’s 13 Celsius—a wine bar in a former dry cleaner (the old sign is still out front). As for her signature blond bob? It’s the handiwork of hairstylist Casey…

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Inspired by Rihanna’s effortless confidence and strength, the limited-edition RIHANNA CHOPARD Joaillerie Collection blends urban modernism with pure design for an iconic jewelry collection. Crafted from ethically sourced 18kt rose Fairmined gold, the rectangular motifs link frosty cubes with solid ceramic blocks in a shade of green personally selected by Rihanna. SHOP IT NOW Shop the exclusive collection in Chopard Boutiques and online at Chopard.com.…

HOT FUZZ Bring it, fall! We’re oh-so-ready (not to mention on-trend) with the latest shearling accents PIECE OF WORK The hottest patchwork suede is sharp, saturated, and assembled with jigsaw precision PEARL JAM No twinset? No problem. Pearls find a new home on polished bags and pumps CURRENT AFFAIRS Trend-seekers, watch this space: Here are three big fall ideas to get the jump on now 1 THAT’S A WRAP As a striking accent on sleek leather dresses and statement earrings, whipstitching sheds its Old West associations 2 STAY GROUNDED The preppy staple gets a heavy dose of evening embellishment 3 LOCK IT DOWN A hip-hop standby with a certain practicality: You’ll never have to fish for your keys again MODERN TIMES Chanel’s latest homage to one of the house’s most…

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We believe that true style and beauty starts from the inside—it extends beyond fashion and the latest trends. It’s about finding balance, mindfulness, and the personal strength to conquer each day. That’s why this season, we’re editing it down to the essentials— and the OLLY vitamins you need to help you feel like your best, most beautiful self 24/7.* Here is our curated guide to the must-haves every vibrant girl needs. THE MODERN MUSE Bright red is this season’s hottest color trend. This fiery hue is the ultimate power color—a bold statement of unwavering confidence for the multifaceted woman. For an extra pep in your step, enlist an ample serving of fall’s favorite shade with a carryall bag, accessories, and on-the-go necessities. THE DAILY ESSENTIAL: OLLY PERFECT WOMEN’S MULTI The…

BOTH SIDES NOW: Joni Mitchell fans, you’re in for a good month. Legendary music critic and archivist Barney Hoskyns’s Joni: The Anthology (Picador) is a comprehensive, sensitive compilation of profiles, interviews, and concert reviews from Mitchell’s nearly 50-year career. Reckless Daughter: A Portrait of Joni Mitchell (Sarah Crichton Books, above), by David Yaffe, is an intimate bio of Mitchell, who cooperated with the author, and includes interviews with Joan Baez, Leonard Cohen, David Crosby, and more. “I did love, to the best of my ability, and sometimes, for a while, it was reciprocated,” Mitchell says of the theme of heartbreak in her songs. “And sometimes the person was too far gone on drugs or whatever…they were incapable.” FUNNY GIRL: Fans of 2 Broke Girls can switch off their devices and…

BRIGHT DYES “The shock of color is what makes it so Versace,” says stylist Guido Palau of the vibrant blue and red extensions he affixed to models’ lengths. To ensure that the add-in pieces matched the texture of the models’ hair, Palau spritzed in Redken Wind Blown 05 Finishing Spray to create bend. Another pro move: Add volume to roots so that bulges from clip-in extensions are hidden by the hair. THE ’40S CALLED... Visions of Rita Hayworth danced through hairstylist Tina Outen’s head backstage at Blumarine as she descended on models with a curling iron, then sprayed in L’Oréal Professionnel Paris Hollywood Waves—a styling product that preserves curls while maximizing bounce—before brushing their tight coils into f loaty cascades. “This,” Outen says, “is power hair, baby!” PUTTING ON THE…

BELLA HADID Everyman Espresso 136 East 13th Street, New York, NY 10003 Nothing’s better than taking a perch at the window and sipping a frothy cortado between airy bites of financier (it’s a French almond cake, and the ones at Everyman, Hadid’s choice coffee joint, are to.die.for.). MARIA BORGES Serengeti Teas & Spices 2292 Frederick Douglass Boulevard, New York, NY 10027 On lazy days, Borges holes up at West African tea mecca Serengeti to swill iced herbal elixirs, such as the Serengeti Sunrise, an antioxidant-rich blend of hibiscus, agave, and turmeric, or a bracingly gingery Vanilla Rose Chai.…

“There’s this bizarre energy that happens in my life,” says Maybelline New York’s new makeup guru, Erin Parsons, of the fortuitous turns her career has taken. “Maybe I’m a witch.” Or maybe she’s a hard worker: Parsons has spent the past 20 years turning her passion for beauty into a profession—first at makeup counters for brands like Lancôme and M.A.C and then backstage learning, well, everything alongside thenboss Pat McGrath. She has the skill set, not to mention tattoos (there’s a lipstick tube on her right hand), to show for it. Now, between collaborating on looks with Gigi Hadid (the ROYGBIV “mermaid eye” that Hadid sports in Maybelline’s ads launched a flurry of YouTube tutorials) and making over the movie stars whose images she used to pin on her wall,…

I had an epiphany last summer: Drinking sucks. I was standing in a klatch of couples at a seaside cocktail party, everyone yakking about vacation plans and their children’s sports teams. I looked at my friends’ faces reddening from drink, the sweat on the men’s upper lips, the women hoisting their big goblets of wine to their lipsticked mouths. Everyone was talking too loud, and nobody was really saying anything. I was no different, clutching my wine, aggressively searching for my moment to jump into the double Dutch of conversation. I’m exhausting, I thought. This party is exhausting. How many parties had I been to? Hundreds and hundreds. How many glasses of wine had I downed? Thousands and thousands. Teenage keggers in the woods, swanky soirees, backyard BBQs, book parties,…

The world is turned upside down,” says Michael Bloomberg, the billionaire businessman, UN Special Envoy for Cities and Climate Change, three-term former New York City mayor, public health and immigrant champion, lover of cities and enemy of gun violence, climate quant, and sugar daddy many times over to his philanthropic causes.… It’s hard to succinctly describe what Bloomberg does. I counted, with absolutely no confidence that I was even skimming the surface, more than 20 organizations and initiatives he is currently engaged with as founder, chair, or major funder. He also runs Bloomberg L.P., a global financial services, media, and software company that has made him one of the richest men in the world—his net worth has been estimated at $52.3 billion, and he’s donated a reported $5 billion to…

Sometimes you need to get away from it all for a change of perspective. In that spirit, we headed to upstate New York with some of the season’s craftiest fashion, and air-dropped Valentino creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli into the uncharted territory of Manhattan’s most famous deli. Even Rihanna, our chameleonic cover girl, entered another dimension—metamorphosing into a full-fledged work of art, with Sølve Sundsbø behind the lens.…

“ I love big, beautiful hair! Embrace that gorgeous texture by teasing out your tresses with your fingertips. ” JOHN D. TRESemmé Celebrity Hair Stylist HOW TO WORK IT: THE NEW BOHEMIAN Pump up the volume with a hair look that’s as natural and free-spirited as your personal style. Let hair air dry. Work a few pumps of TRESemmé Keratin Smooth Shine Serum into ends of hair for soft definition and shine. To add extra volume, use your fingers to separate curls and tease hair. Simply pinch small sections of hair and slide fingertips from end to root. Finish the look with TRESemmé Flawless Curls Hair Spray.…

OCTOBER 1 Items: Is Fashion Modern?, MoMA’s first fashion exhibit since 1944, presents 111 of history’s most influential fashion pieces and objects, from Thierry Mugler’s futuristic LBD to Issey Miyake’s squad-friendly knits. OCTOBER 8 Tanti auguri! Angela Missoni marks two decades at the helm of her family’s knitwear company. To fete the occasion, Missoni is rolling out whimsically embroidered, limitededition jerseys (5) and tanks emblazoned with the big 2-0. OCTOBER 10 With its colorful, playful designs, Kate Spade has long celebrated spirited women. Taking that mantra a step further, the brand is releasing a must-have tome, She: Muses, Visionaries and Madcap Heroines (4), which pays homage to trailblazers as varied as Gloria Steinem and Dolly Parton. OCTOBER 16 Marrakech (3) was as much an inspiration for Yves Saint Laurent as…

David Vandewal @JUDASVANDEWAL STYLIST THIS MONTH: “THE TOTALITY” (PAGE 256) “I love working with strong women who are very unique— like Rihanna, Emilia Clarke, and Lameka Fox—cool women who carry fashion further and have something going on!” Favorite spot: “A few months ago, I was in Salvador, Bahia, in Brazil, and I was really swept away by it; it was paradise! Also, I’ve always been a really big fan of Morocco. I love the culture and the food.” Listening to: “Frank Ocean; Tyler, The Creator; oldies like Simon & Garfunkel; Lana Del Rey’s ‘Beautiful People Beautiful Problems.’ ” Jennifer Vineyard WRITER THIS MONTH: “THE TOTALITY” (PAGE 256) “When we asked artist Richard Phillips if he would be interested in contributing, it turned out that he was actually in the middle…

When I was in my twenties, clothing was one of many tools in my people-pleasing arsenal. I moved from my hometown outside Chicago to New York in 2003, and my first job was as a coat-check girl at The Park, a nightclub on Tenth Avenue; once I calculated the correlation between how I looked and how many tips I pocketed, I invested in increasingly low-cut black tops and sparkly eye shadow. I felt like a sexy stranger when I caught my reflection in a mirror, but I was too shy to wear my work clothes outside my 7 p.m. to 4 a.m. shifts. When I picked up a second job as a temp for an important and intimidating lawyer in the art world, I figured out that the best way…

If you’re not familiar with Umbria-based label Fabiana Filippi, you soon will be. The 32-year-old brand—well known in Europe for its luxe outerwear (velvet puffers, furtrimmed cashmere knits)—just opened its first U.S. store in downtown Miami’s übermall, Brickell City Centre, with more stateside locations to come. Founded by brothers Mario and Giacomo Filippi Coccetta (the firm’s namesake is Giacomo’s daughter) in Italy’s “Cashmere Valley,” the label is synonymous with playful twists on timeless Italian tailoring, like this classic cashmere overcoat embellished with fox-fur pom-poms.…

One of our favorite pastimes chez ELLE is riffling through back issues. When Franco Moschino burst onto the scene in 1983, ELLE was among the first to cover the whimsical Italian innovator. His mantra—that getting dressed should be fun—aligned perfectly with our own. The graphic puffer that current Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott sent down the house’s fall runway gave us a heavy-duty hit of déjà vu. Here, in the spirit of old-school ELLE, we’ve styled the statement piece with layers of sporty separates and, of course, a dose of denim.…

1 THAT’S A WRAP As a striking accent on sleek leather dresses and statement earrings, whipstitching sheds its Old West associations 2 STAY GROUNDED The preppy staple gets a heavy dose of evening embellishment 3 LOCK IT DOWN A hip-hop standby with a certain practicality: You’ll never have to fish for your keys again…

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ELLE: What feels very of-the-moment? MEL OTTENBERG: This is a great time to experiment. It’s all about a mix of oversize, androgynous shapes with ultrafeminine bags and shoes. Spring for the ridiculous shoe, not just the “sexy” shoe. ELLE: What do you consider an absolute fashion faux pas? MO: I find the reality of low-rise pants to be absolutely terrible. Where a stretch skinny jean once felt like enough, it’s not anymore. I’m really into a waist and embroidery when it comes to denim this season. ELLE: What style essentials should every woman own? MO: A jacket and a sweater that change your life when you put them on. And this season, an oversize shirt. ELLE: Who do you think has great style? MO: I discovered Debbie Harry at age…

Sure, there are practically as many lipstick shades out there as there are lips, but there’s something compelling about customizing your very own hue. “You shouldn’t be limited to colors you have on hand; I always mix colors to get the specific result I’m thinking of,” says makeup artist Yadim, who concocted a deep scarlet at Jonathan Simkhai to offset models’ ethereal pearl-affixed eyes. Daubing a touch of inky black atop creamy rouge, Yadim gently tamped lips with a finger until the two shades melded into one. “You can also mix different textures,” the pro says of shellacking gloss over models’ creamy-matte mouths for an effect that combined “high-fashion elegance with a bit of streetwear in the mix.” THE FLATTOP 2.0 British model Hannah Shakespeare credits “watching too much Fresh…

GOLD STANDARD The off-kilter elegance of going gilded—priceless. At Vivetta, makeup master Giulia Cigarini started with moisturized lips (since metallic finishes are unforgiving of chapped textures) before smoothing on M.A.C Pigment in Rose Gold. “It’s such a powerful color and gives a magic twist to whatever clothes you’re wearing,” Cigarini says. LINER NOTES “Adding a simple element of shine or graphics can really elevate nails,” says manicurist Alicia Torello of the look she dreamed up at Cushnie et Ochs, in which she placed silver striping tape—“Eight bucks on Amazon!”— across nails. No tape? Use a striping brush, such as the one from Red Carpet Manicure Nail Art Tool Kit, dipped in a zingy shade to paint lines. TECHNICOLOR DREAM COAT Makeup artist Inge Grognard actually mixed three different M.A.C Chromacake…

FIREFLIES April Long Executive Beauty Editor I love watching fireflies do their magical flashdance, and I plan on channeling them all season: Josie Maran Argan Moonstone Drops (1) impart a hint of evening-light pearlescence to skin. A sweep of RMS Beauty’s Luminizer X Quad (2) across cheekbones, and I’m lit from within. Clarins lip oil (3) adds a flicker of liquid lightning. JAMAICA Megan O’Neill Senior Beauty and Fitness Editor It’s not just the endless sun and life-loving vibes that make Jamaica pure magic, it’s the bounty of aromas and colors: Coffee grounds from the Blue Mountains in Island Joy Naomi’s Foot Scrub (1) smooth my feet into extravagant softness. The plantain extracts in Clary Collection Bath + Body Oil (2) give me gleam (and remind me of my Jamaican…

SLEEP IT OFF Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair Synchronized Recovery Complex II serum is seriously soothing—and charitable: Twenty percent of each purchase will benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF). ROYAL FLUSH A blend of antibacterial rose oil and antioxidant grape cell, Bella Schneider Beauty Royal Rose Stem Cell Mask plumps, brightens, and gives back: Twenty percent of October sales will go to the American Cancer Society. LIP SYNC Shiseido is adding two new shades to its arsenal of übercreamy lipsticks—Peruvian Pink (top) and Primrose Sun (below). This month, $5 from each tube sold will benefit Cancer and Careers. MESSAGE SCENT Founder/president of Hope Fragrances International Audrey Gruss has pledged to donate all net profits from the jasmine-tinged Hope to depression research in memory of her mother, the scent’s namesake.…

Ensconced with Esther Perel in the velvet-cushioned luxury of the Soho Grand Hotel, I can’t stop looking at the exquisitely slender gold-chain ring on her left middle finger. From it trail delicate gold skeins that caress the back of her hand—a shower of fireworks, a waterfall— captured in a bracelet around her wrist. Something about this piece of jewelry, a version of which she was wearing each of the three times we met, screams sex to me. But am I crazy? Am I projecting onto this marquee couples therapist? She wrote the much-admired 2006 best-seller Mating in Captivity, about the competing human desires for safety versus adventure and how monogamy too often exalts the former over the latter, extinguishing sexual vitality. Her intimate, you-are-there podcast of actual couples therapy, called…

Somewhere between releasing her debut single “Pon de Replay” (to blitzkrieg effect) in 2005 and sitting down to discuss international education with Emmanuel Macron in 2017, Rihanna has become much more than a pop star. The music is still absolutely vital, yes—her eighth album, Anti, which has been kicking up dust on the dance charts since it dropped last year, was deemed by Forbes to be one of the most successful recordings of all time—but as an icon, she represents something far greater: what a woman can achieve when she tackles her career, and her life, on her own terms. Rihanna is always fearlessly, unapologetically herself, whether she’s making maverick fashion choices on the red carpet, calling out body shamers, or adding yet another unmistakably RiRi-stamped endeavor to her string…

It’s a strange time for communication in America. At the end of last year, Gallup found that the number of citizens who consider the country divided “on the most important values” was at a record 77 percent. The average American is on her smartphone for five hours a day, the majority of which is spent on messaging or social media apps. This summer, the pro-IRL CEO of Meetup told the New York Times that his toddler son’s first complete sentence was to ask Alexa, the Amazon robot, to play a song. All of this got Celeste Headlee, the award-winning host of the public radio news show On Second Thought, worked up enough to write a book about it. “Everything in a human being—from being able to detect when someone is…

A quiz: How many people in the world do you think will see this month’s cover of Rihanna? Her debut in the magazine was in July 2007, in a piece called “The New Radicals,” by our current deputy editor, Maggie Bullock—and this is now her fifth time on the cover. That puts Rihanna in a tie for most ELLE covers with Beyoncé and Elle Macpherson, the ur–1980s supermodel who ushered in the era of the Amazon at the same moment American women were pouring into the workplace in record numbers and beginning to vie for serious political power. A broad-shouldered six-footer, Macpherson replaced the attenuated ’70s disco girl who’d, understandably, tried to dance away the malaise of the Vietnam War. Nobody was going to knock Elle down. (Oh, and she…

When Pepsi aired its 1992 Super Bowl commercial, Cindy Crawford and her cutoffs rang in a new era of denim-centric Americana. Now Crawford, 51, has launched a three-piece capsule with Re/Done, which reworks vintage Levi’s with contemporary cuts. Aptly titled The Crawford, the collection features an ironically airbrushed hoodie (1), vintage T-shirts, and a straight-leg jean, and is available at Colette, Barneys New York, Ron Herman Japan, and shopredone.com. “It’s a throwback,” she says, “but a modern interpretation.” Here, the people, places, and pieces she holds close: Your greatest skill? Being organized. Greatest shortcoming? Impatience. Where are you right now, and where do you wish you were? I’m at our lake house in Canada, exactly where I want to be. Whom do you talk with every day? My husband and…

For this month’s Personal Style Awards, we asked the 17 style arbiters and culture luminaries in these pages—actors, fashion execs, designers, and more—to put it to a vote: Who truly wears it best? (See page 264 for their picks!) And then we asked them to really open up: Here, our “jury” shares stories of fashion awakenings, style idols, and the forever-treasures that are so much more than “stuff” THE GIFT THAT TOOK 25 YEARS TO UNWRAP Rachel Comey Designer, Rachel Comey “My grandmother gave me a pearl necklace. It took her, like, 25 years to give it to me, because she gave me one pearl at a time. That was an old tradition–slash– the way that families could afford nice things. So when I was little, every Christmas and birthday…

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Before you pack up your gauzy summer dresses, consider teaming them with Chloé’s snow boot, made in collaboration with blizzard standby Sorel—which you’ll only see in ELLE. Custom hardware and ribbonlike lacing add a touch of romance to the utilitarian staple. And the heavy boot/flowy frock contrast? The ultimate unexpected cool-girl pairing.…

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Chanel’s latest homage to one of the house’s most recognizable motifs, the Code Coco watch, features a sleek steel band and clasp that mimic the quilting of the iconic 2.55 bag. The best part? Not one but two hinged, diamond-studded faces: one to tell the time, natch. The other? Room for even more diamonds, bien sûr.…

Here’s something you might not know about Jonathan Anderson: He’s a self-confessed Uniqlo superfan. One of London’s most innovative and forward-thinking designers, Anderson is known for upending classics—including the cylinder-heel pump and gold barbell–pierced handbag he created for his own label—and for his sculptural experimentations with leather for the Spanish luxury house Loewe. Yet, he asserts, “All my T-shirts are Uniqlo, all my sweaters, my underwear, all my socks.” The 33-year-old fashion clairvoyant, who drew critical ire for a 2013 runway show featuring men in ruffled shorts long before gender fluidity became a fashion trope, has “massive admiration” for what the streamlined-basics behemoth has achieved: “It’s very difficult to reduce garments to their essence.” This fall, Anderson teams up with Uniqlo on a capsule collection of fancifully updated British heritage…

OUTER LIMITS From Crayola-hued puffers to full-length furs—plus styling solutions galore: Our annual coat guide has got you, well, covered First up: Miu Miu takes on the bomber, with haute results WEAR IT WITH UNDER $50 UNDER $100 GENTLEMAN’S CLUB Don’t let the boys have all the (tailored, patterned) fun THE LONG GAME The classic polo coat: now suitable for all occasions, and no longer just in camel hair WEAR IT WITH FLUFF PIECE Natural-hued fur, whether faux or real, is back—in throwback ’70s shapes BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS This season, the trusty puffer comes in every shade of the rainbow SHEARLINGThis staple leaves the ranch behind FLORAL Lush botanicals make for an instant cold-weather pick-me-up BOUCLÉ A cinched waist sexes up an undeniable classic…

In American Made—the story of a real-life Louisiana pilot, Barry Seal (Tom Cruise), from his days flying for TWA to trafficking cocaine for a Colombian cartel to serving as an informant for the DEA in the mid-’80s—34-year-old actress Sarah Wright plays Seal’s beautiful better half, Lucy. But rest assured: This is no ordinary wife role. Rather, Wright’s Lucy is a BS-calling, self-sufficient matriarch, navigating her love for a man living a dangerous double life and her mama-bear instincts to keep her family afloat (and alive). “I grew up with strong southern women like Lucy,” says Wright, who spent her youth in Horse Cave, Kentucky, “picking up rocks in a tobacco field and feeding calves” before discovering acting in community theater. After relocating to L.A., Wright—now herself a mama bear to…

“There’s always something baffling about having aspects of your life told publicly, not by you, and in ways that are so far from the truth,” Nicole Krauss says, sitting at a table in the sunny back corner of a now-shuttered French Hungarian bistro in Brooklyn called Cafe Dada. “At some point, you can only laugh and drop your hands and just think of it as theater.” At age 43, Krauss is the author of three acclaimed novels—Man Walks Into a Room (2002), The History of Love (2005), and Great House (2010)—along with several New Yorker short stories and the just-released, intimately personal novel, Forest Dark (Harper). She has also, over the past decade and change, found herself in a place writers rarely inhabit: the gossipy limelight. I know that I…

LIP SHTICK Cotton Codinha Beauty and Fitness Editor “The glossy, rosebud-red mouth at Giambattista Valli is the perfect trifecta of polish, romance, and decadence. I’d wear it anywhere, but especially to a glittery party.” SWEPT AWAY Emily Dougherty Beauty and Fitness Director “A cozy turtleneck + M.A.C Bengal Tiger lip + slicked sidepart ponytail = Eudon Choi’s vision for fall, and all I ever want to wear forever and ever.” SOFT FOCUS April Long Executive Beauty Editor “My trad cat-eye needs a reboot: I’m going to copy the smudgy, sexy, rock ’n’ roll kohl shown on the Chloé catwalk, and hope it gives me the same air of edgy-but-easygoing insouciance.” ROLL PLAY Megan O’Neill Senior Beauty and Fitness Editor “I’m a sucker for swirly, Victory roll– esque updos, and the…

CONCEAL ZEAL “I hardly use foundation—my go-to is Bobbi Brown Intensive Skin Serum,” says model Mayowa Nicholas of her preference for spot-treating with the concealer obsession that she swipes under her eyes (in the Golden shade) to soften dark circles before charging the catwalk. PERFECT PALETTE Conversely, model Riley Montana usually steers clear of concealer—“It’s a bit heavy,” she says—but finds that Becca Aqua Luminous Perfecting Foundation in Dark Golden not only camouflages spots but imbues her complexion with a touch of radiance, courtesy of the formula’s crushedpearl complex. READY, SET, GLOW No hyperbole is too great when Amilna Estevao gets started talking about Glossier Haloscope Highlighter. “It gives me life!” she says of the stick’s dew-drenching powers, which—no small thing—also looks spectacular gleaming up areas like the collarbone and…

GOLDEN LOBES: HOLLYWOOD’S NEWEST SPOT TREATMENT We can thank the trend of “ear parties” (those constellations of earrings that dance up the sides of each ear) for alerting us to an entirely new body part about which to have a complex—our lobes: specifically, those that are too thin (due to genetics or to aging) and cause Noor Fares wings to droop or Jemma Wynne solitaires to point in wonky directions. “Studies have shown that if your earlobes look saggy, droopy, and kind of aged, it can negatively impact how others perceive you,” says Laurel Naversen Geraghty, MD, a dermatologist in Medford, Oregon, citing research such as a 2015 paper in the Journal of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery that found drooping lobes contributed to making a person appear more tired, older, and…

“In a loft like this, you have two rooms with fixed functions: the kitchen and the bathroom,” says Hungarian designer Sandra Sandor, 35, of her 1,400-squarefoot Budapest loft, located on a leafy residential stretch along the Danube. “The rest of the space can easily be rearranged.” When Sandor and her boyfriend, Peter Baldaszti—the CEO of her minimalist line, Nanushka (carried stateside at independent boutiques such as Brooklyn’s Concrete + Water)—moved into the apartment in a former World War I field hospital last November, they did just that. The couple arranged and rearranged locally sourced furniture, then added smaller personal touches, like a Moroccan rug draped across a kitchen bench and a 1970s Slim Aarons print of poolside Marbella, Spain, which hangs above their bed. This fall, they’ll launch a new…

The Rebel With a Cause PARIS JACKSON Model; Actress “I like to stick with earth tones and tie-dye. Stevie Nicks, Janis Joplin, and Jimi Hendrix are my top three fashion icons—they all wore what felt good on them, period. Which I love. Staying true to yourself is important in every aspect, even down to your clothes.” Cotton tank, saint laurent by anthony vaccarello, $490, at Saint Laurent, NYC. Corduroy pants, MATTHEW ADAMS DOLAN, $550. Suede leather ankle boots, CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN, $1,895. Her own jewelry. Stylist’s own belt. For details, see Shopping Guide. Photographed by Mark Seliger The Globe-Trotting Glamourist AURORA JAMES Founder and Creative Director, footwear label Brother Vellies “I love embellishment. A black pump is great, but it’s a lot better when you can have feathers on it and…

Here, TRESemmé shows us how to create four “Hair Statements” inspired by women who work it. Follow along as TRESemmé Celebrity Hair Stylist John D. breaks down our favorite looks from the Personal Style Awards portfolio (with TRESemmé’s superpower products)—so you can make your own powerful statement. MY “MAKE THE RULES” HAIR HOW TO WORK IT: THE REBEL WITH A CAUSE Opt for subtle waves to compliment (and celebrate!) your rebellious streak. Apply TRESemmé Extra Hold Mousse to roots and comb through. Blow dry using round brush Clip hair around Velcro rollers to add a natural wave. Spritz with TRESemmé Ultra Fine Hair Spray. Release curls and brush out—this will help relax the wave. Finish off with another layer of TRESemmé Ultra Fine Hair Spray to hold. PRESENTED BY…

HOW TO WORK IT: THE CALIFORNIA COOL-GIRL This carefree style might not come easily, but screams California-cool every time. Apply TRESemmé Beauty-Full Volume Mousse at roots and work through. Diffuse dry. Twist face-framing pieces of hair back and clip. Once hair is cooled, release from clips to achieve soft, naturallooking waves. Use a curling iron on various sections of the hair to define waves. Don’t curl all the hair to maintain the undone quality. Brush out to loosen curls. Spray TRESemmé Ultra Fine Hair Spray to lock in the look. “ Add an instant cool-girl twist with a top knot for the ultimate ready-for-anything hair. ” JOHN D. TRESemmé Celebrity Hair Stylist BONUS LOOK Simply pull up hair from the sides of the head and fasten into a high ponytail. Twist…

Stories about Jake Gyllenhaal tend to highlight the moment he decided to boldly walk away from would-be Hollywood tentpoles like Prince of Persia and The Day After Tomorrow to, you know, be an artist. Truth is, the guy’s been making interesting choices from the jump: Donnie Darko, The Good Girl, Brokeback Mountain—three genres, three killer performances. But if you really want to talk about risky, how about taking on the Broadway revival of the musical Sunday in the Park With George, as he did earlier this year, with barely a set piece to hide behind? Gyllenhaal, 36, can be goofy—on talk shows, memorably prank FaceTime-ing his buddy Ryan Reynolds live on Late Night With Seth Meyers—but in conversation, he’s deliberate and serious. (You might be too if one of your…