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got our gaze set on fall. In Runway Report, we preview the looks that are going to
define the season (page 186). Elsewhere, photographer Terry Richardson and Bazaars
style director, Joanna Hillmanon location at New Yorks Intrepid Sea, Air & Space
Museumgive us their take on uniform dressing (page 166). We also have the
latest It bag that the chic set will be lining up for (page 62), as well as a
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FEATURES

FASHION
142 EMILIA CLARKE :

150 THE NEW COLOR CODE

By Lisa Armstrong
Photographs by Kacper Kasprzyk
166 UP IN THE AIR
Photographs by Terry Richardson
178 WHAT LIES BENEATH

By Priya Rao
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THE BOSS , STARRING JASON WU 180

By Christine Whitney
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BANISH FRIZZ FOREVER 184
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RUNWAY REPORT 186
RUNWAY REPORT : BEAUTY 192

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THE LIST

THE NEWS
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Are You There, Chlo? Its Me, Judy 116
Lady Jane: Jane Fonda Looks Back 120

60 The A-List
62 Wait List
64 The In/Out List
66 Mr. Blasbergs Best-Dressed List
72 My List By Julie de Libran

THE STYLE
89 Where Fashion Gets Personal

THE EXTRAS
99 Red Red Wine
100 Born to Ride
101 Ultramarine
105 New Watches:

Prime Time

IN EVERY ISSUE
Welcome to the Issue 24
Must-Haves 32
Editors Letter 54
Love Letters
By Carol Lim and Humberto Leon 56
Horoscope 124
Fabulous at Every Age 127
Where to Buy 194
Beauty Need to Know 195
How Bazaar 196

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On the newsstand cover: Emilia Clarke, photographed by Norman Jean Roy, wears an Alexander McQueen dress. 44-207-318-2222. Earrings, $4,950,
Venyx. Bergdorf Goodman; 888-774-2424. On the subscriber cover: Dress, Louis Vuitton. 866-VUITTON. To get Emilias look, try Perfection Lumire Velvet
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Noir Black ($32), and Rouge Coco Ultra Hydrating Lip Colour in Adrienne ($36). All, Chanel. See Where to Buy for shopping details. Fashion editor: Natasha
Royt. Hair: Chris McMillan at Chris McMillan Salon for Living Proof; makeup: Lisa Storey for Lancme; manicure: Ashlie Johnson for Chanel.

Bottega Veneta shoe, $1,980. 800-845-6790.

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EDITORS LETTER
Glenda Bailey on
the new collections
IM ALWAYS EXCITED to see
beautiful clothes, but the Fall 2015 collections were
a special thrill. The worlds wildest color combinations
at Prada, Chlos bohemian rhapsody, Erdems
staggeringly lovely dresses, and Altuzarras sultry swans were all highlights, and
Proenza Schoulers fine-feathered finale gowns made for a masterful
crescendo. And dont get me started on Valentino. The collection,
which was inspired in part by Gustav Klimt companion Emilie Flge, was artfully
breathtaking in more ways than one. Just when I thought I couldnt get any closer to fashion heaven,
out they came: Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson stomping down the runway in an
announcement of their long-awaited Zoolander sequel. To paraphrase
Carmel Snow, it was truly good taste with a dash of daringbut this time
with a dash of humor as well. Elsewhere, Alber Elbaz rocked my world with both an
incredible collection at Lanvin and the exhibition on house founder Jeanne Lanvin that he curated at the
Palais Galliera in Paris. It was also wonderful to see the fresh perspectives that new designers lent to their
debuts at historic brands. I was touched by how graciously Peter Copping handled his
inaugural collection for Oscar de la Renta and by the boldness of Alessandro Micheles
Margot Tenenbauminspired looks at Gucci. Nadge Vanhee-Cybulskis debut at
Herms honored the codes of the house, and John Galliano brought theatricality to his first ready-to-wear
collection at Maison Margiela with shaggy heels that gave new meaning to the phrase
hot to trot. Meanwhile, the frisson of the new was much in evidence in Adrien Caillaudaud and
Alexis Martials exploration of youthful mod at Carven, and Guillaume Henrys strong reimagination
of Nina Ricci. Of course, theres no one who better represents ease and style
than Emilia Clarke, who plays the gorgeous Daenerys Targaryen
on HBOs Game of Thrones. A brunette in real life, Emilia modeled the seasons most dramatic
looks for our cover story, including an Alexander McQueen number
worthy of a queen. Or, as they might say on the show,
a khaleesi. Enjoy the issue.

Illustration by Benjamin Seidler

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ANYTHING

Kenzo and Opening Ceremony

designers Humberto Leon and Carol Lim talk 90s
style, mall shopping, and other inspirations

Your show for Kenzo this season

was filled with colorful prints,
interesting shapes, and dancing
holographic trees. Where did all
that come from? CL: I think it
was this idea of communityof
making it about a group of women
and their relationship and how they
live. When you look at the brand,
that idea was really present with
Kenzo Takada. When you look at
our presentation, with the prints and
the techniques and even the setting
and the choreography of what we
imagined with the abstract trees that
were moving, these were the things
that led to the creation of it.
How is designing for Kenzo similar to or different from designing for Opening Ceremony?
HL: Well, Kenzo himself had a store
when he first started, so he was a
retailer to begin with, just like we
are. But the main difference is that
Opening Ceremony represents us, and
with Kenzo weve brought some things
to the brand that werent there before.
Weve brought a digital platform and
a different idea of community, and a
lot of that comes from what weve
developed at Opening Ceremony.
What are some brands or designers youre excited about now? HL:
Marques Almeida is great, as is Craig
Green, and theres this denim line
out of L.A. called 69 thats amazing.
You both hung out a lot at malls
when you were kids. Where did
you like to shop? And how does
the mall scene then compare with
what its like today? HL: Back
then I liked Contempo Casuals, Oak
Tree, Esprit, and Journeys to an extent.
CL: Benetton, Millers Outpost. HL:
I feel like a lot of mall stores now
have gotten more generic and less
specialized. There were ones then
that were all about cargo or the outdoorsthey used to really own their
identities. As told to Priya Rao

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& CAROL

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Fall 2015

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HUMBERTO

Kenzo,
Fall 2015

The fall collection for Opening

Ceremony was inspired by the
director Spike Jonze. What was
it like collaborating with him?
HL: It was probably one of the most
personal endeavors wed ever worked
on. We were allowed to go into Spikes
photo archives and sort through his
images to tell a story. Wed already
seen some of them because they were
published in magazines or he shared
them with us, but this was a really indepth look at 20 years of someones
life. Much of the content we looked
at was from the 90s, so it was kind
of hard to escape, but it was more the
attitude of that decade that we were
after in our collection than the clothes
of the time. CL: Obviously we grew
up during that period, and there was
this ease and laid-back approach that
we really liked seeing. I think that was
the starting point for us. How do we
capture that? We love that feeling.

ASK

Kenzo,
Fall 2015

You guys always seem to have

your finger on the pulse of whats
new, exciting, and surprising in
fashion. How do you approach
the creative parts of your job?
HUMBERTO LEON: We always
try to tell a story through what we
do and to approach everything both
as the viewer and as the consumer.
Culture is a big part of what we do,
and we always refer back to it. Were
inspired by all kinds of thingsfood,
art, film, movies,TVall the stuff we
love, whether its an older movie like
Coming to America or a new show
like Transparent. We like to explore.
CAROL LIM: I think for us it always
starts from a personal place. Now that
we each have our own families, our
kids have become part of the landscape too, down to functional things
like, Oh, my gosh, this doesnt exist.
We should try to make this. Its fun
because you discover things that you
wouldnt really look at if you didnt
have kids. It kind of opened up a
whole world for us.

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By Derek Blasberg

it comes to musicians, I constantly find myself with a

chicken-and-egg dilemma:
Which did I like first, their
songs or their style? Take
KATY PERRY, who surprised
at a screening of her Prismatic
concert film in a Balenciaga
dress that was in equal measure
Goth, S&M, and urban sophisticateno LED lights or pink
pinwheels here. Speaking of
bright things, all eyes were on
FKA TWIGS at the opening
of the Alexander McQueen:
Savage Beauty exhibition in
London, where she performed
in the late designers iconic
bird-of-paradise gown. And its
since been revealed that shes
engaged to Robert Pattinson.
(Sorry, Twi-hards.) Then
theres FLORENCE WELCH,
who looks and sounds every
bit the 60s soul crooner. I
loved the pink Chanel leisure
suit she wore to the houses
fall runway show. Meanwhile,
for RIHANNA, all the worlds
a runway: The slinky leather
dress and pink chinchilla coat
she wore in New York blended her hip-hop attitude with
old-Hollywood glamour.
Finally, my quintessential
music babe, GWEN STEFANI,
never fails to nail the look (as
she did here in black J Brand
jeans and major heels), whether
on the red carpet or a school
run. Now thats rock n roll.

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My

Julie
de Libran
in 24
hours

The Sonia Rykiel designers life by the numbers

art books
minutes applying face cream

De Libran,
photographed
by David
Bailey

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Birman cats

7:00 A.M. My son wakes me up,

and I prepare his breakfast and get him ready for
school. From seven oclock to 8:15, its all about him. I make
him oatmeal with rice milk and fruit or toasted Poilne bread with
Nutellathats the more decadent extreme. I just have oatmeal and
water with fresh ginger. It helps me stay healthy. I have Birman catstwo
Choupettesthat my father gave to my son. The cats are lovely, a brother
and sister named Gaston and Gastine, only they love leather, so they attack my
bags and my shoes. They bite them like a toy, like catnip, and they attack fur and
feathers. We brush them all the time, but they have long white hair, and Im often
dressed in black. I use a Scotch roller every time I leave the house. They come and
scratch the doors in the morning for breakfast, so I have not just my son but the cats
waking me up. 8:15 A.M. After I walk my son to school, I go back home and do an
hour of gymrunning in the Jardin du Luxembourg or doing yoga or Pilates. I have
an instructor who comes to my house. Thats my time where I can breathe. 9:15 A.M.
I quickly have a coffee and take my shower. The cats want to be in the bathroom with
me; they follow me like dogs. I wash my hair with Shiseido shampoo. I have long hair, so
I use a mask instead of conditioner, and Ive discovered a great Kiehls styling cream. Ive
been using La Prairie moisturizer for my faceI kind of switch around. I was going to
skin-care expert Jolle Ciocco in Paris, but I havent had time lately. My makeup is simple:
BB cream from Ren, black eyeliner and mascara from Chanel, and Im hooked on Baume
de La Mer lip moisturizer. My trick is to use Laura Mercier luminizer under my eyes. It
makes you look like you just went on vacation. In the shower, I think about what Im going
to wear, and I get dressed quite fast. Where I lose time is finding my clothes, because my
wardrobe is not as organized as Id like. I have my basicsjeans and a white T-shirtand
I just dress around that. Im in heels almost every day, so I have a lot of them; one of my
guest bedrooms has become a walk-in closet. My clothes all have a story: bags from when I was at Louis Vuitton, shoes
I did while I was at Prada. Im kind of creating an archive. The new Sonia Rykiel clothes have just arrived in the
shops, so now Im allowed to wear them. Ive been enjoying wearing socks with sandalsI like the attitude.
I often buy blazers and jackets for my husband from places like Comme des Garons, but I end up wearing
them myself. I try not to go into his closet, though, since mine is already dominating! To tell you the
truth, it reassures me that my closet is bigger than my husbands because Im more comfortable with
a man who isnt too into his clothes and looking at himself in the mirror. I dont like men who
are too precious, at least not as a husband. 9:50 A.M. Im lucky I live close to the office
because Im always late. Its my worst habit. My husband has had to get used to it,
unfortunately; he had no choice. I take a Vlib bicycle, which is like Citi Bike, or
walk or jump in a car if Im very late, and I do my makeup on the way.
I carry this huge Herms canvas-and-leather bag filled with
books and references, or my Sonia Rykiel Domino
bag. I dont know how to organize

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he cats are lovely, only they love leather,

so they attack my bags and my shoes.
They bite them like a toy, like catnip.

myself. I just bring my

whole day with me. 10:30 A.M.
I look at my schedule and then start
fittings. My week alternates between categories, like shoes, bags, Sonia Rykiel, Sonia by Sonia
The designer in the
Rykiel, the contemporary line, and then the home
studio, photographed
collection and the childrens collection. Its a Sonia Rykiel universe. 1:00 P.M. I might have a lunch
by Soa Coppola
meeting, or I eat in my office and go through paperwork. Im really into macrobiotic food, like tofu
and whole grain rice with vegetables. I have it delivered from a really old place here in St.-Germain-des-Prs.
Ive been a vegetarian since 1990, so Im a bit complicated. 2:00 P.M. I go into my afternoon fittingsthats where
things evolve and start to become something else. Its quite magical. 5:00 P.M. I always have the need for a snack.
I have bags of nuts, almonds and cashews. If we have meetings, I bring nuts for everyone. I can have three or four coffees
a day, which is not good. 8:00 P.M. When everyone is gone I put on the music quite loud and design. I could go until, like,
four in the morning; I have strong endurance. Ive been replaying the music from our last show: Jeanne Moreauher voice
is so French and charming and sexyand Leonard Cohen. One band that always puts me in a good mood is Phoenix; Thomas
[Mars] is a great friend. I just love his voice and his energy. 10:00 P.M. I have dinner when I get home, something easy, like a soup
that my sons nanny prepares or a yogurt. I do have some guilty pleasures, obviously; Im very human. I used to be quite a chocoholic.
Its a fact that sugar attracts sugar. I discovered this amazing chocolate place from the 1800s near the atelier, called Debauve & Gallais.
Its Sonia Rykiel and Miuccia Pradas favorite. Lola [Rykiel] told me that her grandmother often had chocolate instead of lunch. Thats
something I used to do all the time. Ive changed since I was pregnant; you eat healthier when you have a child. I do like to have a glass
of red wine or a cocktail with friends, but I like discipline, actuallyI like rules. I dont watch TV often, but I did get hooked on Damages,
with Glenn Close, 24, and Greys Anatomy. Weekends, I concentrate on my family. We have a country house. I was born and raised in the
countryside, so I need to be close to green. Thats the way to recharge. If were in the city, we go out to
restaurants and see friends and art. I recently saw an amazing Jeff Koons exhibition at the Pompidou,
and I loved Jess Rafael Soto at Galerie Perrotin. They have such cool stuff. I like to shop at Merci
for home and design things and at Comme des Garons. I love how Rei Kawakubo pushes a lot of
the Japanese designersthe creativity is super inspiring. You feel like youre in another dimension.
I have a sister in London we visit quite a bit, and I love shopping at Idea Books there, which
has really rare photography and art books. I have maybe 3,000 art books at home. Dover Street
Market is another favorite place. Its nice to see the work of young designers like Simone
Rocha and how they push themselves in different directions. 1:00 A.M. My ritual is washing my face, taking off my makeup, and a long process of putting on creams that can take
45 minutes. Sometimes I do a mask as well. Right now Im wearing a hydrating La Prairie
mask while I sleep. Its important to me not to go to bed with makeupits probably
the worst thing to do. I do a mask for my hair too. I get very girly at night. 1:45 A.M.
In my bedroom I have an old architects desk, a fireplace, and art pieces, like a wall
sculpture from French artist Laurent Grasso. Another bad habit is falling asleep with
my iPhone. I used to not be very into digitalI didnt even have an iPhone
and now I cant disconnect. With Instagram you get a bit addicted, trying to
find interesting images and putting hearts on different pictures. I follow Idea
Books and some funny ones like Michel Gaubert, who does the music at
Chanel. Hes on it all day. I grew up in the 80s, and we played PacMan; now Instagram is like my game at night. It winds me
down, like watching a soap opera. As told to
Christine Whitney
Sonia
Rykiel,
Fall
2015

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KEVIN SWEENEY, AND JESUS AYALA/STUDIO D. WATCH: COURTESY OMEGA. STYLING: SABRINA GRANDE, MIA KATOH, ANNE WLAYSEWSKI, AND MELISSA NICOLE BUCK

AG jeans,
$178. shop
BAZAAR
.com.

TOP GUN
Omega
watch, $6,000.
omega
watches.com.

Guess
jeans,
$128.
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.com.

Hanneli
Mustaparta
Sarah
Harris
Claire
Beermann

Retrosuperfuture
sunglasses,
$329. 646-590-3929.

Aquazzura
bootie, $895.
Saks Fifth
Avenue; 877551-7257.

Kate
Moss

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The

Andreea
Diaconu

MIDAS TOUCH
Stephanie
Kantis
ring, $245.
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kantis
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WHITE-OUT
Aurlie
Bidermann
necklace,
$780. shop
BAZAAR
.com.
Karlie
Kloss
in Nili
Lotan

Coach
sweater,
$795.
coach
.com.

The jewelry du jour?

Classic pieces in
hammered gold.
Layer your pendants
or choose a single
statement ring
for maximum impact.

Gabriela
Hearst
sweater,
$1,495.
barneys
.com.

DRESS THE PART

KIRNA ZABTEs
Beth Buccini and
Sarah Easley
have partnered
exclusively with
Gilt to launch
a 10-piece dress
collection that
they call equal
parts fantasy
and solution.

Isabel Marant
skirt, $545.
212-219-2284.

Tory
Burch
bag,
$995.
tory
burch
.com.

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THE TRADITIONAL ARAN KNIT sweater

is a fall must, and fringe and asymmetrical
details from Coach and Gabriela Hearst
offer a fun twist. Stick with a neutral
palette, and wear it with a ouncy skirt
and a cross-body bag in the same shade.

Beth Buccini
and Sarah
Easley

The Kirna Zabte

Collection
dress, $395. gilt.com/
kirnazabete.

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Assoulin
earring,
$350. The
Webster,
Miami
Beach;
305-6747899.

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Laura
Love

Mary Katrantzou
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A.L.C.
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Valentino Garavani bootie,

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FAIRCHILD PUBLISHING LLC; REX USA; DAN & CORINA LECCA; SEAN
CUNNINGHAM; BILLY FARRELL/BFANYC.COM; BERTRAND RINDOFF
PETROFF/GETTY IMAGES; PIERRE SUU/GETTY IMAGES; JOE
SCHILDHORN/BFANYC.COM; KATIE FRIEDMAN. STILL LIFE: DON PENNY,
JESUS AYALA, AND KEVIN SWEENEY/STUDIO D. RING, EARRING, AND
SHOE: COURTESY THE DESIGNERS. FRAGRANCE: COURTESY JO
MALONE. STYLING: SABRINA GRANDE, MIA KATOH, ANNE
WLAYSEWSKI, JESSIE LIEBMAN, AND MELISSA NICOLE BUCK

Erdem

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And as with any saturated lip color,
keep the rest of your makeup minimal. For an easy summer look,
wear your hair in loose waves.

Este Lauder
Pure Color
Envy Sculpting
Lipstick in
Deant Coral,
$30.
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Liu
Wen

The socialite and new Jo Malone London

Girl shares her fashion and beauty
essentials. Describe your style Eclectic,
temperamental, and a bit bonkers.
Favorite piece A Balmain biker jacket.
Whats on your shopping list? A
star-motif LBD by Anthony Vaccarello,
the new Geranium & Walnut Body Scrub from Jo
Malone, and Nicholas Kirkwood at, knee-high 60s
boots. Most embarrassing look When I was a child,
I wore Mickey Mouse ears, which I refused to take off
for weeks on end. What will you never wear? Clogs.
Im way too goofy, and I would probably fall at on
my face. Whats your signature beauty look? Fresh
skin, freckles out, and batty lashes, la Twiggy. Musthave beauty product Jo Malone Londons Tuberose
Angelica Cologne Intense ($155; jomalone.com). Red
lipstick or not? In the evening, I like to wear Chanels
Lune Rousse. It brings out the naughty in me.

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DON PENNY AND KEVIN SWEENEY/STUDIO D. BAGS (TOP AND BOTTOM LEFT), CUFF,
AND SHOES (MIDDLE AND BOTTOM RIGHT): COURTESY THE DESIGNERS. STYLING:
SABRINA GRANDE, MELISSA NICOLE BUCK, JUDITH TREZZA, AND MIA KATOH

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3. Coach bag, $595. coach.com. 4. Misahara cuff. 212-371-7050.
1. Stuart Weitzman shoes, $445. 212-750-2555. 2. Thal Blanc bag, $1,275. shopBAZAAR.com.
5. Via Spiga shoes, $225. Bloomingdales, NYC; 212-705-2000. 6. Louise et Cie shoe, $129. louiseetcie.com. 7. Hilger Collection bag, $490. 212-223-1824. 8. Tods shoe, $775.
tods.com. 9. Hearts on Fire ring, $650. heartsonre.com. 10. MCM bag, $695. mcmworldwide.com. 11. Longchamp bag, $650. longchamp.com.
12. Sam Edelman shoe, $130. samedelman.com. 13. Swarovski Fine Jewelry ring. 800-426-3088. 14. Fabiana Filippi shoe. Nordstrom; 800-695-8000.

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2. The Frye Company boot, $378. thefryecompany.com. 3. Golden Goose Deluxe Brand boots, $710.
1. Eddie Borgo bracelet, $250. shopBAZAAR.com.
goldengoosedeluxebrand.com. 4. Lagos bangle, $150. lagos.com. 5. Coach boot, $595. coach.com. 6. Alexander Wang bag, $850. shopBAZAAR.com.
7. Furla bag, $478.
shopBAZAAR.com.
8. Guess bag. Similar styles available at guess.com. 9. AGL Attilio Giusti Leombruni boots, $530. agl.com. 10. Burberry Prorsum booties, $1,495.
Similar styles available at shopBAZAAR.com.
11. Roberto Coin earrings, $460. robertocoin.com. 12. Altuzarra bag, $2,995. Barneys New York; 888-8-BARNEYS. 13. David Yurman
ring, $7,200. davidyurman.com. 14. MCM bag, $1,210. mcmworldwide.com. 15. Alor bangle, $395. alor.com. 16. Stuart Weitzman boots, $565. 212-750-2555.

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THIS SPREAD: JEWELRY (EDDIE BORGO, ROBERTO COIN, AND MARCIANO), BAGS (ALEXANDER WANG, ALTUZARRA, MCM CLUTCH, TOMMY HILFIGER, AND VINCE CAMUTO), AND SHOES (COACH AND DRIES VAN NOTEN):
KEVIN SWEENEY, JESUS AYALA, DAVID LAWRENCE, AND DON PENNY/STUDIO D. ALL OTHERS: COURTESY THE DESIGNERS. STYLING: MELISSA NICOLE BUCK, SABRINA GRANDE, JILL TELESNICKI, JUDITH TREZZA, AND MIA KATOH

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1. Dooney & Bourke bag, $298. dooney.com. 2. Jimmy Choo shoes, $475. jimmychoo.com. 3. Marciano cuff, $48. marciano.com. 4. Bulgari bag, $2,800. 800-BULGARI.
5. Alexis Bittar ring. alexisbittar.com. 6. MCM clutch, $785. mcmworldwide.com. 7. Pierre Hardy shoes. pierrehardy.com. 8. Anndra Neen necklace, $475.
9. Akris bag, $1,465. Neiman Marcus; 888-888-4757. 10. Hilger Collection bag, $460. 212-223-1824. 11. Georg Jensen watch. georgjensen.com.
shopBAZAAR.com.
12. Dries Van Noten sandals, $707. Bergdorf Goodman; 888-774-2424. 13. Vince Camuto bag, $278. vincecamuto.com.

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COURTESY BURBERRY

BURBERRY
GOES WEST
Christopher Bailey took his Burberry
Prorsum show on the road this
season, staging a London-themed
reprise of his fall presentation at
L.A.s Griffith Observatory. And for
a bit of British humor, The Late Late
Shows James Corden walked the
runway. Christine Whitney
Burberry Prorsum, Fall 2015

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establishedjewelry
.com.
Nikki
Erwin

DESIGNER TO WATCH
Jennifer Meyer alum Nikki Erwin just
launched her L.A.-cool ne jewelry
line, Establishedand already counts
Demi Moore and Gwen Stefani as fans.

Cara
Delevingne
in The Face
of an Angel

Olivia von Halle camisole,

$645, and shorts, $310.
net-a-porter.com.

Maison
Margiela

BIG
SCREEN

D E L E V I N G N E

Two years ago, Cara Delevingne announced that her true ambitions
lay beyond the catwalk, and now shes proving she means
business. This summer, the model-actress plays the romantic
lead in Paper Towns (from the writing team behind The Fault in
Our Stars), and has a supporting role in Michael Winterbottoms
Amanda Knoxinspired drama, The Face of an Angel. Later this
year shell appear in director Joe Wrights Peter Pan prequel.
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WHATS
SEXY NOW

Gucci

Bridal season is upon us, and

Brit designer Olivia von Halle has
created a tastefully seductive
capsule collection of wedding
nightwear. As von Halle says,
Leaving something to the
imagination is hugely alluring.

THIS SPREAD, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: JAKE ROSENBERG THE COVETEUR; COURTESY ESTABLISHED JEWELRY; LUCASFILM
LTD./EVERETT COLLECTION; JULIAN OPIE, WALKING IN THE RAIN, SEOUL, 2015, A PAIR OF SCREENPRINTS ON SOMERSET 600 GSM
PAPER IN FRAMES SPECIFIED BY THE ARTIST, 132.2 X 199.3 CM, EDITION OF 50/COURTESY ALAN CRISTEA GALLERY, LONDON; VAN
CLEEF & ARPELS; COURTESY ALCHEMY; COURTESY APERTURE; BARBARA NITKE/BRAVO; SHERVIN LAINEZ; COURTESY OLIVIA VON
HALLE; DAN & CORINA LECCA (2); COURTESY SCREEN MEDIA FILMS; DAN LOWE/VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM, LONDON

shoes that hit runways

for fall are a new breed
unto themselves. Think
along the lines of Star
Wars favorite Wookiee,
Chewbacca. (And just
in time for the next
installment of the saga.)

Julian
Opies
Walking in
the Rain,
Seoul, 2015

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Arpels clip

CRI DE
COEUR
Mia Wasikowska
plays the title
role in Madame
Bovary, director
Sophie Barthess
lush take on
Flauberts classic
tale of indelity
and deceit,
out June 12.

LONDON CALLING
Mia
Wasikowska

gurestake over the Alan Cristea Gallery. Meanwhile, the Victoria and Albert Museum explores
extreme footwear in Shoes: Pleasure and Pain.

Caroline
Grovess
Parakeet
shoe

MY CULTURAL LIFE:

ST. VINCENT
Singer Annie Clark shares her
current obsessions

What Im collecting I own books, records,

guitars, and plastic fake food from the Tokyu
Hands department store in Shibuya. Fashion
icons Charlie Chaplin, Marcel Marceau. Favorite
color Black rarely shows dirt, therefore black it
is! Most recent purchase A rst-class ticket
to Shanghai. Dream date Tilda Swinton and
John Cameron Mitchell. On repeat DAngelos
Black Messiah. Bedtime reading Hilton Alss
White Girls. Bingeing on House of Cards, Louie.
Favorite lms Reality Bites, Leviathan. Priya Rao

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Jill
Kargman

DEAREST
Writer Jill Kargman
stars in a satirical
show based on
her own life amid
Upper East Side
momzillas
in the Bravo series
Odd Mom Out,
premiering
June 8.

NEWS

The

A R E

Y O U T H E R E, C H L O ?
I T S M E, J U DY

Chlo Sevigny: First things first, I need to ask you

about your sweater fetish.
Judy Blume: My sweater fetish? Do I have a sweater
fetish?
CS: I dont know; do you? All of your characters are
always wearing sweaters, and talking about them. In
your new book, In the Unlikely Event, theres the angora in the freezer and the drawer full of cashmere
JB: When I was growing up in the 1950s, sweaters
were a huge thing. I always wanted to be a sweater
girl, like the movie stars with big titswhich I never had. I wanted to look like Patti Page in a sweater
and a bullet bra, with pointy breasts. Also, my mother
and grandmother were both knitters, so when I first
started to do publicity for my books years and years
ago, I always wore one of my mothers hand-knit
sweaters whenever I went on TV, to please heror at
least to try to please her.
CS: There is also a simplicity in your characters

a white button-down, and hiking

boots. It seemed so pared down.
I felt like I was always forcing
it with fashion, whereas your

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JB: Well, I like pretty things, but I dont like to shop,

so I kind of wish they would just appear in my closet.
CS: So youve never been that interested in fashion?
JB: Oh, I have! I loved it. All those years I was a
proper marriedI dont want to call it a lady
a proper married young woman with little children
living in suburban New Jersey, I absolutely paid a
lot of attention to what I wore. But my style really
evolved after I left New Jersey and wound up in Santa
Fe in the 70s. Thats my favorite look. My kids went
to high school there with Tom Ford, and when he
first went to Gucci I saw those collections and said,
Oh, my God, thats all Santa Fe in the 70s! Thats the
look! you know, cowboy boots and a long, tiered
skirt just past the top of the boot and leather jackets.
I still have such a thing for leather jackets. I have a
closet full of them, and my husband is always saying
to me, Why do you need another jacket? You have
plenty of jackets. So that, more than a sweater, is my

Id turned 40, and thats when

I met [my husband] George, so
it seems like a romantic, sexy
time to me. He remembers

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Actress CHLO SEVIGNY talks to beloved author JUDY BLUME about fashion
fetishes, coming of age, and her latest novel, In the Unlikely Event

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the night of our first date: It was winter, and I took off CS: How did the plane crashes affect your adult life?
my boots and didnt have any socks on, and he thought JB: Heres the interesting thing: My daughter became
that was the most amazing thing he had ever seen. Girl a commercial airline pilot right after college. Shes not
takes off boots, no sockswow! That was something!
any longershes a therapist now, and she wrote a
CS: Would you say your 40s were your favorite age?
book about being a young commercial airline pilot, a
JB: It was definitely a good time. But Im 77 now, and very funny book. But I never told her about the
I feel so lucky to be able to tap-dance and walk a crashes, nor did I tell my husband, George. I must have
couple of miles and work at the gym and look not buried this so deeply. But when I did get the idea for
bad. Maybe someday, if I get the chance, Ill look back the book, it went off like a pop. I thought about it for
at 77 and say, Damn, that was a good year. But my a weekend, and then on Monday morning I said, I
early 40s were good because I was coming into my- have to write this book, and I started my research. But
self, and feeling more confident about my work. The if you had asked me before, I would have always said
70s was a great time for childrens books too, a very that the 50s was the worst decadeit was so bland and
free era before the censors started coming in the 80s. so boring. But now looking back, I realize that there
CS: Did you ever mean for your
was so much going on, but it was all
books to have moral lessons for teens?
underneath because grown-ups didnt
JB: No. When Im writing Im never
talk to kids.
When I rst started
trying to teach anythingmaybe Im
CS: Well, you should know that I
trying to illuminate. I have always felt
writing, I felt that adults used to sleep with a copy of Deenie
that my responsibility as a writer is to
under my pillow, because I had scohadnt ever been
be honest.When I first started writing,
liosis like Deenie, so I have a strong
honest with me or my
I felt that adults hadnt ever been honconnection to that book.
est with me or my generation. Our
JB: Did you have to wear something
generation. So
parents loved us, but their way of lovfor it?
I wanted to be honest.
ing was to never tell us the truth about
CS: No, because we lost our health
anything and to protect us from what
insurance right before I was supthey thought we shouldnt know or
posed to get the brace. And for some
the things they felt uncomfortable discussing. So I want- reason it was never picked up again. I do a lot of exered to be honest for kids in my books, the way I wanted cises and things like that, and I wore a lift in one of my
adults to be honest with me when I was growing up.
shoes for a while. But heres something else Im curious
CS: Your new book is based on actual eventsthree about: What would Margaret [from Are You There God?
plane crashes that took place in your hometown [Eliza- Its Me, Margaret] be doing at this point in her life?
beth, New Jersey] when you were a teen. Are any of JB: Margaret has to be 12. I get all these tweets,
the characters based on real people?
Youve got to write Margaret in menopause for us!
JB: All of the families and all of the characters telling And I say, No! Not that I would never write about
the story are fictional, except for onemy father was a woman in menopause, but it wouldnt be Margaret.
a dentist, very much like Dr. Osner, and he was called Margarets story ends with Margarets story, and thats
in to identify the bodies in the planes three times. He the only part Im telling.
was a very upbeat and beloved guy. All the kids loved
In the Unlikely Event will be published by Knopf on June 2
him, and all my friends loved him.

N E W
FRESH START

Killing Monica,
the latest novel by Sex and the City
author Candace Bushnell, follows a
famous writer who grows so tired of
being dened by
Monica, the star
of her best-selling
book, that she
fakes her own
death to get her
life back.

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S U M M E R

LOST & FOUND The literary

world went wild when Go Set a Watchman, a novel written by Harper Lee in
the 50s, was discovered last year. Featuring characters
from her Pulitzer
prizewinning
classic, To Kill a
Mockingbird, the
book nally comes
to print in July.

M U S T- R E A D S
ON FIRE

In Red: A History of
the Redhead, author Jacky Colliss
Harvey (who is naturally auburnhaired) examines age-old portrayals
and notions
about redheads
in art, science,
and religion
and how genes
and stereotypes evolve.

IN THE WILD

When
anthropologist Wednesday Martin
moved to Manhattans Park Avenue,
she found a rare and curious species:
the Upper East
Side mom. Her
memoir, Primates
of Park Avenue, is
a witty observation of the tribe.
Charlotte Cowles

FROM LEFT: COURTESY GRAND CENTRAL PUBLISHING; HARPERCOLLINS; BLACK DOG & LEVENTHAL PUBLISHERS, INC.; SIMON & SCHUSTER

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The

I went back to Richards

studio and persuaded
him to burn the negative,

JANE
L A D Y

Star of the new series Grace and Frankie, Jane Fonda opens up about her X-rated shoot
with Richard Avedon and why shes building a shrine to herself. By Romy Oltuski
Photograph by Richard Avedon

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JANE FONDA IS LOOKING at a portrait Richard Avedon took of her for the
September 1960 issue of Bazaar, her young,
gold-dusted face punctuated by a whimsical beauty mark painted on just above
her cheekbone. With a throaty laugh, she
recalls posing for another shot during the
same session that never made it into the
magazineone that rattled her so much,
she had the picture burned.
I remember being photographed naked
by Avedon and then going home and
becoming terrified that my father would
get angry, Fonda says. The next day
I went back to Richards studio and persuaded him to burn the negative, which
he didin front of me.
Fonda takes a second look at the frontally revealing Bazaar portrait that made
it through that shoot unscathed. Is this
really 1960? she marvels. Its funny,
I was recently in Atlantawhere Fonda has
had a home since 1991, when she married
media mogul Ted Turner; they later divorced.
I have a roomful of photo albums, and
I saw pictures of myself in 1960 that were
as different from this as night and day. If
I had any identity then, it was pretty shaky.
Its hard to imagine Fondasalacious
space babe in Barbarella, polarizing antiwar
activist, 80s workout trailblazer, and a
woman who now, at 77, continues to be
renowned for her utter fearlessnessas
anything less than thoroughly self-assured.
But, you know, Avedon had a way of
either bringing out your true identity,
she says, or else making you look like you
had one even if you didnt.

THE RICHARD AVEDON FOUNDATION. STILL LIFE (BOOK): KEVIN SWEENEY/STUDIO D

which he didin front of me.

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The

tlanta is also home to Fondas latest personal and Katy Perry, and coos about the last great novel she read,
project: She is building a shrine to herself. Lila, by Marilynne Robinson. She cherishes her Frank Gehry
She started culling material for it after her Fish lamp, her Noguchi coffee table, and the six Warhols of
birthday last December as a reminder myself on the wall, and collects 1920s California plein air
of who she is and all shes done. With a paintings as well as works by Southern Outsider artists like
Hollywood family (her father was actor Thornton Dial and Lonnie Holley.
Henry Fonda); three marriages (to film director Roger Vadim,
How Fonda has managed to remain so, well, hot into her
activist Tom Hayden, and Turner; she now lives with her 70s is also a matter of keen public interest. I havent tried to
boyfriend, music producer Richard Perry); three children, all hide the fact that Ive had plastic surgery, she says, referring to
in their 40s (Mary Williams, Vanessa Vadim, and Troy Garity); the eye, neck, and chin work she had five years ago after havand a screen career that has spanned more than five decades, ing sworn in 2000 that she was done with cosmetic surgery.
Fonda has a lot to mine. She inaugurated the collection, which (Just to pick up the sags a little, she says.) Fonda got breast
she announced (to some fanfare) on her amusingly detailed implants during her second marriage but had them removed
blog in December, with her fourth-grade report card.There more than a decade ago. Of course, fitness is another major
are photographs of me at different times in my life when I felt factor for the onetime aerobics queen.I try to walk an hour
empoweredas an infant; on a jungle gym when I was nine; a day, and four times a week I do a workout of stretching, liftin workout garb; at 60; making a muscle as Barbarella, she says. ing light dumbbells, and using resistance bands, she says.Im
Since then shes added several mementos wrapped in metaphor, 77 years old, so I cant lift or push the kind of weight I used
like the crystal geode that playwright Eve
to, but Ive learned that the pumping-up kind
Ensler gave her on the opening night of 33
of workouts arent necessarily the best.
I identify with the
Variations on Broadway, in 2009 (you break
Tired of her signature flipped-out bob
bear. It goes
open and your internal self is revealed), and
(I call it the tulip), Fonda is test-driving
into long periods of
a bear-shaped stone fetish carved by members
a long-hair-dont-care attitude. Its the latof the Hopi tribe. (I identify with the bear,
est of her many hair epiphanies, which
hibernation, and
she explains. It goes into long periods of
have been responsible for a number of
I am fundamentally
hibernation, and I am fundamentally a loner.
iconic dos over the years. The first struck
But when it comes out, it likes to play.)
in the late 60s, when her marriage to Vadim
a loner.
Fondas work in early films like 1967s
was unraveling. Hair grows right out of
Barefoot in the Park and 1971s Klute quickly embedded her in your head, so I think somehow its connected to your brain
the cultural consciousness. (The main question I get asked and can be a manifestation of profound transitional periods,
is,What was it like to kiss Robert Redford? Isnt that great? she says. That became the famous Klute shag.
she says of Barefoot. The answer is, I always had a blast!) Her
relationship with Turner, though, marked the beginning of a
er appreciation for jewelry is also a new
15-year hiatus from acting, during which time Fonda contindevelopment, Fonda says, returning to
ued her work with various feminist causes, wrapped up her
the Avedon image, in which she models
original Workout franchise, and wrote her memoir, My Life
a whopping 25-carat canary-yellow rock.
So Far, released in 2005, the year she returned to the screen,
Im no Elizabeth Taylor, she says, suropposite Jennifer Lopez in Monster-in-Law.
prised to hear that the actress on the
Earlier this year, Fonda reunited with her Nine to Five opposite side of the Bazaar spread was, indeed,Taylor. I never
costar Lily Tomlin for the new Netflix comedy Grace and owned any big diamonds, until one day on the set of MonFrankie, which casts the two actresses as aging rivals whose ster-in-Law I told Jennifer Lopez, and she could not believe
husbands fall in love with each other. It was a steep learn- it! When we finished shooting she gave me a diamond
ing curve, doing episodic television, says Fonda. Ive been watch and said, Im going to teach you to love diamonds.
a recurring guest star, but having my own show is new
Her wardrobe, on the other hand, has brimmed with
hardand having Lily with me, a friend whom I totally chutzpah from the start. In the mid-60s, I went on this
trust, made all the difference. (Visit Fondas blog for a national evening talk show with my then husband, Roger,
panoply of their Sundance selfies.) Its 13 half-hour episodes, wearing a black totally see-through Saint Laurent top with
so you can watch it in six and half hours, she adds excitedly. nothing on underneath, Fonda recalls. Every now and then
Which Ive already donetwice.
I think of that and say, What was I thinking? And it didnt
Yes, Fonda likes a good binge-watch. She confesses to an really cause a furor or anything. Now her daytime uniform
obsession with HBOs true-crime hit, The Jinx. To have watched consists of yoga pants and a casual top. I havent worn anyit before Robert Durst was arrested, it was perfect television, thing very daring recently, she says. My son has told me its
she says. Shes also quick to praise Empire. Cookie is so well inappropriate at my age. Prior to that, however, it was all
written, and Taraji Henson acts it beautifully. Her cultural thigh-high boots and very, very, very short leather miniskirts,
palate is eclectic, to say the least. Fonda listens to Chet Baker she adds, laughing. That was about four years ago.

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Your

GEMINI

TAURUS

LEO

MAY 22JUNE 21

Those who have had

Your approach to a
misconceptions about
professional blip will say
you are going to be put
a lot about you. Refuse
to adopt outdated tactics;
right. In July, youll
they may not bring the
take action regarding
results you need. By midJuly you can focus on your
nancial or partnership
own ventures. MOTTO
matters. MOTTO OF
OF THE MONTH:
Praise and criticism can
THE MONTH: Achieving
both be frauds.
starts with believing.
APRIL 21MAY 21

Others wanting to join

forces with you in June
must be made aware of
exactly whats involved.
In July, youll finalize
details with those who
can influence your longterm future. MOTTO
OF THE MONTH:
If money talks, it says
nothing worthwhile.

Social activities have

dominated recently, but in
mid-June your mind will
be on family or home.
In July, youll want to
keep certain information
to yourself. Others will
understand. MOTTO
OF THE MONTH:
Much unhappiness is
caused by comparison.

PISCES

There may be confusion

around a finance-related
project in June. The time
and effort spent on it will
prove worthwhile. In July,
territory youve always
done solo would be best
tackled with someone by
your side. MOTTO OF
THE MONTH: Truth
fears no questions.

LIBRA

FEBRUARY 20MARCH 20

SEPTEMBER 24OCTOBER 23

Youll want to put forward

ingenious ideas, but much
of it will be scrutinized.
In July, show that you can
divide your time between
work and play in a way
that keeps everyone happy.
MOTTO OF THE
MONTH: Never do your
best card tricks for those
you play poker with.

Ongoing work issues may

need to be reviewed in
June, but dont overreact
to suggestions that you
should be on high alert. In
July, youll be pleased with
developments as you see
all that can be attained.
MOTTO OF THE
MONTH: When all else
fails, read the instructions.

Helen
Yarmak cuff.
212-2450777.

AQUARIUS

SCORPIO

JANUARY 21FEBRUARY 19

If redefining an aspect
of a close relationship,
try to delay discussions
until the end of June.
In mid-July, make sure
that those asking a lot of
you acknowledge your
contribution. MOTTO
OF THE MONTH: The
first step in overcoming
faults is to admit to them.

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VIRGO

AUGUST 24SEPTEMBER 23

OCTOBER 24NOVEMBER 22

CAPRICORN

DECEMBER 22JANUARY 20

Dont let anyone encourage you to get embroiled

in a power struggle in
June.With others loading
so much on you in July,
youll wonder if you can
handle it. In fact, you
will have all the strength
required. MOTTO OF
THE MONTH: Let the
journey be the prize.

CANCER
JUNE 22JULY 23

Having performed well

at work, youll want to
indulge. In early July,
youll nd the courage
to clarify things in a
relationship. MOTTO
OF THE MONTH:
A narcissist is someone
better-looking than you.

Extra money wont be

enough to entice you to
involve yourself in dealings
with demanding people.
AGITTARIUS In July, you can enhance
NOVEMBER 23DECEMBER 21 your reputation by taking
on challenges that others
Setbacks will occur in a
complex arrangement find baffling. MOTTO OF
in June; remain stoic and THE MONTH: Dont let
philosophical. In July, you what you cant do interfere
with what you can.
cant assume that loved
ones will support you if
you embark on unrealistic
plans. MOTTO OF
THE MONTH: You
cant begin to climb the
hill until you get to it.

JUNE/JULY PREDICTIONS BY PETER WATSON

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and help reinforce and structurally repair

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Binding Leave In Crme

BE GENTLE WHEN BRUSHING

LONG
HAIR
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Roughly brushing through strands

wet or drycan lead to microscopic
tears on hair. Lona Vigi, celebrity stylist
with Nexxus New York Salon Care,
suggests using a natural boar bristle
brush to gently comb through hair,
working from the ends up to minimize
breakage. Be extra cautious of the
fragile ne hairs that frame your face,
which tend to be heavily heat-styled
and dyed and therefore more prone to
breakage, says Vigi. And help prevent
damage before it starts by regularly
caring for hair with a strengthening
hair treatment.

NOURISH HAIR INSIDE AND OUT

Proteins are the building blocks of hair, so
along with a balanced diet, eat protein-rich
foods such as grass-fed and organic chicken,
beef, and eggs or plant-based legumes, nuts,
seeds, and hemp daily, says Stephanie
Middleberg, a dietitian in New York City,
who also recommends essential fatty
acids (walnuts, wild salmon, avocado, and
axseeds) and B vitamins (from kiwi and
pumpkin seeds) to grow healthy strands.

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USE A HYDRATING
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A rinse-out conditioner adds moisture to
hair but may not be enough to allow it to
withstand constant styling and heat damage.
Also, frequent coloring leaves hair dry, brittle,
and in need of extra nourishment. Applying
a hair treatment that contains hydrating ingredients to help maintain as well as restore
hairs internal structure and elasticity will
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SHIELD STRANDS
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Along with physical abuse (e.g.,
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The ultimate head-to-toe guide to getting a awless faux glow. By Jessica Prince
A GOLDEN TAN can wipe years off your complexion and
trim inches from your waistline. But if you want to protect
yourself from the harmful effects of the sun (i.e., wrinkles,
brown spots, or, worse, skin cancer), the only safe glow is one
that comes from a bottle. Good news for all of you self-tanning

skeptics: The technology has changed dramatically, says

Sophie Evans, St.Tropezs celebrity tanning expert. Gone are
the days of smelling like an old sock for eight hours until your
color develops. New tanning formulations dry quickly, show
up instantly, and can be washed off in as little as an hour.
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crucial for long-lasting results. Whether youre selftanning your face or body, you must exfoliate first.
FOR FACE Wash away rough, dry skin, and create
a smooth surface with a cleansing brush like the
Clarisonic Mia ($99). FOR BODY Use an oil-free
exfoliator (oil can leave a residue that causes streaks)
like Bliss Hot Salt Scrub ($38; 4), or try the Dermasuri
Deep Exfoliating Mitt ($19.99), which can be used
along with your regular body wash. Once your skin is
cleansed, exfoliated, and dried, make sure to moisturize
your knees, ankles, elbows, knuckles, and wristsareas
notorious for over-absorbing color and getting too dark.
We like Olay Ultra Moisture Lotion ($5.49).
CHOOSE THE RIGHT TANNER Wipes, sprays, mousses,

gels, lotions, oilswhen it comes to picking your formula,

the options can seem endless. FOR FACE The most goofproof approach is to use a product that allows you to build
color over time like BareMinerals Faux Tan Face Gradual
Glow ($24). Or try a wipe. Were fans of Dr. Dennis Gross
Skincare Alpha Beta Glow Pads ($35), which also contain skinbrightening ingredients. Theyre impossible to streak; rub the
wipe all over your face, ears, and neck in a circular motion. FOR
BODY Follow Evanss rule: On normal skin, use a mousse or a
gel. We like Jergens Instant Sun Sunless Tanning Mousse ($11.99)
or LOral Paris Sublime Bronze Self-Tanning Gele ($10.99).
For dry skin, lotions or oils are best. Try Clarins Self Tanning
Milk ($37) or St. Tropez Self Tan Luxe Dry Oil ($50). Avoid
using a spray for an allover application (it can drip and seriously stain your bathroom), and instead use only for your back
or to touch up specific areas between tanning sessions. Try
Hampton Sun Sunless Tanning Mist ($36). Whichever product you
select, go for a tinted formula with a built-in bronzer. It will help you
see where the color is going so you dont miss any spots.
APPLICATION SECRETS Even the most pricey tanner wont look
natural on your skin if you dont apply it correctly. FOR FACE If you

use a skin-care product that contains antiaging or acne ingredients like

retinol and glycolic, alpha hydroxy, and salicylic acids, apply them before

self-tanner, recommends New York dermatologist

Dennis Gross. Then moisturize afterward. FOR
BODY Work in sections to ensure even application,
and apply your color with a tanning mitt to keep
from staining your palms.Try Tarte Brazilliance Mitt
Duo ($12). Start from your feet and move upward so
that you dont create crease marks on your stomach or
arms, suggests Anna Stankiewicz, a New York tanning
expert. Try this: Feet to knees; knees to thighs; stomach
and chest; arms; back; neck. If one area gets too dark,
all is not lost. When Evans needs to lighten a dark patch
(common on the elbows, knees, and feet), she applies hairremoval cream like Nair with a Q-tip for three minutes.
It works really, really well, she says. Want to look extra
toned in a particular area? Apply an additional layer of color
under your arms, to your thighs, or on your stomach. Its
like an instant workout, says Stankiewicz.
MAINTENANCE TIPS To keep a fake tan looking flawless for days, remember that water is the enemy. Take short,
cool showers, then patdont rubyourself dry. People
dont realize the towel takes off your tan, says Stankiewicz.
If youre going to be at the beach or a pool, wear a waterresistant SPF, and apply a moisturizing tan-extending formula
daily. We like James Read Tan Accelerator ($34). Finally, buff
it off once a week, then start over again.Theres nothing worse
than old patches of self-tanner to give your (faux) tan away.
THE NONCOMMITTAL OPTION Bronzing makeup gives
you a temporary radiance without the hard work. FOR FACE
Try Charlotte Tilbury Filmstar Bronze & Glow ($80; 1) or Giorgio Armani Fluid Sheer ($62; 7). Either can be applied with your
fingers to warm your skin in seconds. If you prefer powder, we like
Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow Multi-Colour SPF 15 ($65; 2). Apply
where the sun would hit your face naturally: your cheekbones, bridge of
the nose, and forehead. FOR BODY Try Givenchy Brume Bonne Mine
Powder Spray ($49; 3). It contains coconut oil extract, silica microspheres,
and bronzing pigments that disguise imperfections; buff it into your skin
with the Spray di Sol Kabuki Body Brush ($30; 5). Or for an allover
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THE FACIALIST

Skin pros share

their secrets for
reaching complexion
perfection.
By Nicole Catanese

bigger than they actually are is because theyre clogged with

dead skin cells mixed with oil. At that point, it means that
pores are deeply congested, so you have to get a facial. Most
people dont know how to do extractions correctly at home
and end up pushing the clog further down into the pore
or causing broken capillaries. My customized facial always
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news is that you can avoid getting congested pores in
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THE DERMATOLOGIST
NEAL SCHULTZ, NEW YORK When a clog forms, thats when
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and elastin fibers can overstretch permanently. If the clog is removed quickly,
pores can shrink back to their original size. Most cleansers, scrubs, and even
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THE MAKEUP ARTIST

TROY SURRATT, NEW YORK Primer minimizes the appearance of pores,
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W O M A N

She may play a queen on Game of Thrones,

but Emilia Clarke is Hollywoods new princess. By Laura Brown
Photographs by Norman Jean Roy

milia Clarke has gorgeous hair. Long, dark, just the right amount of body and wave.
Shes a walking LOral campaign. The irony, of course, is that few of us have actually
seen Clarkes hair, hidden as it is under Daenerys Targaryens regal waist-length blonde
locks in Game of Thrones.
Well, regal blonde wig. There are a few wigs, in fact, housed in the shows mythical
wig room at its studio base in Northern Ireland, Clarke explains over tea at Los
Angeless Sunset Marquis hotel. The wig room is incredible, she says. Every character has a wig almost, because weve all got bonkers hair. I have named mine. Seasons 1
and 2, she was just Dany. And then Diva came along [following Daeneryss Mother of
Dragons moment], shes completely huge. She didnt behave herself.
The joy of Clarke is that she doesnt behave herself either. While Game of Thrones is
bloody and sexy, Clarke is saucy. Plonking down in a fuzzy Coach sweater (featuring a
creature that looks like the love child of Karl Lagerfeld and a rabbit), faded Levis, and punky white Dior pumps, she
has a quick wit and a ribald humor. She admits to trying to blag one of Khaleesis dragon eggs (which birthed three
now poorly behaved teenage dragons), to no avail. Apparently Jay Z bought one for Beyonc, or something, she laughs.
I dont know. No eggs reside in the Clarke residence because they are really, really, really expensive and they are really
fucking heavy and serious works of art. Like Faberg? Eggs-actly! Eggs-cellent!
The past four years, since Game of Thrones first aired, have been a game changer for the British-born Clarke, 28, who
jobbed around in random television gigs before winning her role in 2010.I was literally so over the moon to have an
audition, just an audition, let alone for HBO, she recalls. I was doing a million jobs and thinking it would never happen. Not a chance. Not. A. Chance.
That was then. Now Clarke still gets a kick
out of the spectacle of it all. Thats my face;
its on that television.Its not TV, its HBO. But
every time I see it and every time I hear it, I wait
for [sings] the Sex and the City song every
time! And Game of Thrones is a monolith,
averaging more than 19 million viewers an
episode, besting HBOs previous cultural
capstone The Sopranos. There are Daenerys
Targaryen dolls and key rings, and scores of
fans who chant Khaleesi! (Clarkes queenly
moniker) like a mantra.
Not to mention the odd Hollywood obsessive.Someone took a fantasy in my head and played it in real life, Clarke
remembers. I was at a Golden Globes after-party and Channing Fucking Tatum came up to me, and his stunning
missus, Jenna. And they said, We call each other moon of my life and my sun and stars and all that. And I was like,
I cannot contain this. Please, can we all have something sexual together? Youre both beautiful, even just a hug. (To
date, no gentleman has tried this line on Clarke. Someone definitely should, she says, cackling.)
What Game of Throness success has afforded Clarke is a curious hybrid of plaudits andbecause she doesnt swan
around town in long blonde wigsrelative anonymity. That will soon change, however, with the July 1 release of
Terminator Genisys, in which she plays the legendary Sarah Connor. Connor has Clarkes natural-brown hair, and her
weapon of choice is not flying dragons but a large gun.
So rather more people will recognize Clarke soon enough. Yeah, I think things might change, she says cautiously.
It feels funny. I am about to sound really boring, but the life I love is really chill and modest. I dont quite know how
that is going to be too interrupted. She says naively. Currently, when Clarke is with family or friends, and someone
stops me and says, Oh, can I have a picture?, they keep forgetting that anyone knows me!
Clarke started her training for Terminator in January of last year, but dont expect her to be doing pull-ups like the
insanely buff Linda Hamilton in Terminator 2. This Sarah has a different backstory, she explains. Shes grown up
knowing what she had to do. As did Clarke: Get strong. The hours were so long and the guns were so heavy, so
I had to get myself into a place where I wouldnt crap out at four oclock. And also I am the only girl, so I wanted

GAME OF THRONES
OPENED A LOT
OF DOORS. IT
OPENED THEM ALL.

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armpiece, Mordekai by
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to be like, Hey, boys, let me give you a run for your money. On working with Terminator 1.0 Arnold Schwarzenegger, she says, It never gets old. He was so much fun. I expected this massive ego to turn up, but he is this charming,
sweet, kind man. He got really excited to film the scenes.
The shoot wrapped last August and Clarke went straight to Game of Thrones through December, while commuting to Tuscany to make a supernatural thriller, Voice From the Stone, in the middle of it all. Can she speak Italian? Sto
morendo di fame fottutamente! That means I am fucking starving! Clarke is heading to London in a few days to start
shooting the romantic drama Me Before You, which not only gives her mushy joy but also allows her to be at home
in Hampstead for the first time in months.
Game of Thrones opened a lot of doors, she says. It opened them all. She has gotten her badass hit with Terminatorthat big, awesome storytelling. Like when you were a kid and you imagined it. Thats bonkers. But now, Im
wanting to do smaller character pieces, more serious things, less tennis ball and green sticks and special effects. For this
next one I dont need a stunt double or anything!
Of course, Clarke doesnt use a body double in Game of Thrones either, much to the delight of the swaths of the
shows fan base. In the first seasons final, epic scene, where Daenerys rises from the ashes, naked, with dragon hatchlings
alighting on her shoulder, she cheerfully shares a tale of charred boobies and a modesty patch.
The crew was a few cliffs over, she continues, so its me, four or five extras, and Iain Glen [the loyal-to-a-fault
Ser Jorah]. Iain does this thing where he lifts his head up and his face goes, Aahh, naked lady. But because they were
filming so far away, what he said was Great tits, love.
She lets out a huge guffaw. Im like, The cameras
not on you, can you stop commenting on how good
you think these breasts are?
Clarke has always had moxie, though. Her youthful determination was intriguingly mixed with her
love for fashion.When I was 11 or 12 or something,
people would say, Do you promise? Cross your heart,
hope to die? I would be like, I swear on Chanel,
she says. Everyone was like, Oh, shit, she means it.
Chanel was everything to the young Clarke, and
still is. My mom had a Chanel lipstick that was
bright red. My granny was really chic and really just
brilliant.When I describe her, Im sort of describing
Coco. She was right on it.
Clarke has played dress-up for years. My friends would say,Emilia is the most dressed person at anything. Ive always
wanted to jazz it up. The previous day she was paparazzied at LAX airport in a pink Simone Rocha tulle coat, placing
her white Dior pumps on the security tray. Oh, the Rocha ... She lets out a moan. A bright pink little foam skirt,
with a stiff white lace jacket.Thats one of my favorite things ever. I get one thing I love and I wear it to death. Pink
is a theme. Pink Cline shoes, super pretty, they go with everything. Though now they are covered in mud and shit.
Because I wear these lovely clothes, lovely shoes, and then I will go for a walk on Hampstead Heath. I come back and
they are ruined. My mother never lets me hear the end of it.
What cant she wear that she would love to? Shorts, she replies instantly. I cant do it. My thighs, they are here.
They are making themselves known, and they like skirts, they like trousers. But they dont like shorts. She admires
the style of other ladies, Half because they are fit [Brit for hot]. Like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. But Im like,
I cant wear that because I am not a seven-foot-tall goddess with perfect everything.
While she loves fashion, Clarke is far from a fashion person. I am so not a fashionista. I walk into those parties, and
Im like, Hey, guys! Everyones looking really cool, sipping on some mental cocktail, and Im like, Can I have a cup
of tea? Such an idiot.
For an idiot, she does grand so well. In Game of Thrones, debating an upcoming battle, Daenerys announces to her
latest consort, I am a queen, not a butcher. Ever tried that at home? Oh, yes! Clarke grins. She adopts an expression
both solemn and majestic: I want the chicken, not the beef.

CAN YOU STOP

COMMENTING ON
HOW GOOD YOU
THINK THESE
BREASTS ARE?

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Rust? Tangerine? Kelly green? Mustard? Lilac? Making sense of the seasons new hues. By Lisa Armstrong
WHEN MICHAEL KORS, who knows everything about style, says that your beloved white-shirt-and-black-pants ensemble makes you look
like a waiter, as he once told me when we met in Madrid (where they really know how to supercharge their classic style through color), its
time to reevaluate some things. And for the foreseeable future, every time you see a white shirt and black pants youll wonder, How much
should I tip? So thank you, fall, because if this seasons runways are any indication, color is everywhere: yellows, reds, pastelsand a whole
bunch of hitherto unheard-of shades. Miuccia Prada set the pace with the most astonishing combinations (a coral bag with Dijon-mustard
pants was one advanced option). After that, Diors raspberry thigh-high boots and Guccis burgundy-and-red clashes made sense. Even shoes
have gotten the memo: Resistance is futile. If you pride yourself on the disciplined sobriety of your closets color scheme, open your heart.
The right color, in even the smallest dose, can take years off you and your favorite outfit. First, however, a strategy.

WHEN INTERESTING BECOMES A COMPLIMENT Designers

outdid themselves in the so-wrong-its-right (and sometimes so-wrong-its-vile) department. Here are some of their best ideas: pinky taupe
with mustard and yellow, topped with a navy collar (Marc Jacobs); lavender and leaf green (Gucci); and cobalt and orange (Roksanda).
Jonathan Saunders (tomato red, cerulean, and white) said that he was influenced by the palettes of artists Allen Jones, Bridget Riley, and
Victor Vasarely. And why not? Once your eye grows accustomed to violet and mint green (and it will, the 10th time you walk into Barneys
or cruise ShopBAZAAR.com), your beloved navy will seem a bit, well, safe.Which leads us to the knowledge that

NOT ALL NEUTRALS ARE CREATED EQUAL Theres more to camel than

meets the eye. Its variants range from slightly milky coffee to the subtlest pinky taupes, as seen at Gucci and Alexander McQueen. Powdery
pinks are a gorgeous way to break up navy or black, says Ruth Chapman, a cofounder of Matchesfashion.com. Not to mention that theyre
much softer than white. But why stop there? If gray is your be all and end all, try silver for a change, which also happens to look great with
camel. The freshest neutral, however, is khaki. It works with just about everythingas, strangely, does cobalt. Lesson: Treat neutrals as color
and color as neutrals (why cant electric blue be a base?). Neutrals shouldnt flatten but exalt.

THOSE 70S SHADES Mustard, ocher, brown, and orange were splashed all over the fall runways. If youre
scarred by flashbacks to your childhood bedroom, youll slavishly avoid adopting a full-on 70s palette. But lets be reasonable: Brown is a
terrific option for boots and bags, allowing their details to shine much more than black does. Browns make great coats too (try them with
a red scarf or bag), while ocher can offer an edgier alternative. If this specific shade makes you feel like a corpse, look back to camel.

IN MOURNING FOR BLACK It will never be entirely over for black, even though midnight and
navy have given it a beating lately. And, now, enter darkest eggplant, deep purples, and bottle greens to the competition. A peacock-blue
lace dress (as seen at Michael Kors) is as sophisticated as black, less obvious than red, and much softer and more surprising than either of
them. Swap your default white shirt for blue chambray and observe how much more modern you look (and feel).

HEAD-TO-TOE COLOR That aqua-green coat-and-bag combination lookedmomentarilyadorable on

the models, but you and I both know that this really works only on runways and Dancing With the Stars. But that doesnt mean there is nothing
for us in this category. When it comes to navy, gray, browns, camels, and nude pinks, toning shades of the same color can be both elongating and
slimming. Want to go for sea foam? Any of these pieces, worn with your workaday neutrals or denim, will provide an instant wardrobe refresh.

MEET SOME NEW ACCESSORIES Retro or bright-toned bag charms, (fake) fur pom-poms

(from Helen Moore or real ones from Fendi), and animal mascots (Shrimps) that dangle off your bag, supersize brooches (Prada), elbowlength gloves from emerald to pumpkin, and block-colored shoes (check out the purple heels on the ones at Fendi and the contrast buckles at Miu Miu) are an easier-than-easy way to dip a toe into the new color trends. Befriend silk scarves againan emerald one, say, wrapped
around the handle of a powder blue bag or knotted artfully at the necktheyre all part of the beginners starter color pack.

THE ICK FACTOR It works like this: Last week you thought red and pink clashed and that peach and mint were
off-putting. Now youre not so sure. This is merely a sign that the anti-monochrome movement is working. When in doubt or puzzled
that a shade that should look good doesnt, consider the materials. Cashmere, velvet, chiffon, and duchesse satin add subtle depth to strong
hues. Patent leather and PVC can make the sweetest pastels look interestingly subversive. Sign up for the full-immersion program. Because
color untamed can reenergize far more than just your style.
Lisa Armstrong is fashion director of The Telegraph (telegraph.co.uk)

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THE

EVOLUTION
OF
G I O R G I O

A R M A N I

As he celebrates the 40th anniversary of his house,

the designer opens up about
the true meaning of love,
his gorilla named Uri,
and building a fashion empire.
By Justine Picardie
Portrait by Franois Dischinger

Giorgio (left) with his sister, Rosanna, and his brother, Sergio, in 1942

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BAZAAR, MAY AND SEPTEMBER 2008; FREDERIKE HELWIG/TRUNK ARCHIVE, BAZAAR, DECEMBER 2010; TERRY RICHARDSON/ART PARTNER, BAZAAR, JANUARY 2011. BOTTOM ROW, FROM LEFT: SOLARPIX/PACIFICCOASTNEWS.COM;
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he house of Armani, a vast I have a big apartment where I receive guests more formally. Yet
Milanese palazzo on Via this is the part I feel that represents me the best. Whenever I come
Borgonuovo, is also the home home from work I spend half an hour here, perhaps with the
of Giorgio Armani himself, television on, or in front of the fireplace He gestures to the
for, like Coco Chanel, whose eclectic collection of ornaments around us: coral and shells from
private apartment was above the Seychelles, Oriental porcelain figures and puppets, a glass sphere
her Paris boutique, the world that looks like a fortune-tellers globe. The overall effect is far
of Armani does not distinguish more idiosyncratic than one might expect from a man dubbed
between work and play. There the king of greige (not only for the muted palette of taupe, gray,
are several other striking and neutrals that tends to characterize his fashion designs but also
similarities between Armani for his successful home line, Armani/Casa). Most unexpected of
and Chanelboth the all is the larger-than-life gorilla that stands in one corner, broodcreators of empires that have ing over the room. Hes called Uri, says Mr. Armani fondly.
spanned decades; both possessed of a clear vision of style that I love all kinds of animals, but I cant have a real gorilla, so I have
transcends fashion; both rising from humble origins to become this one, who came from Cinecitt [the Italian film studio].
Despite the apparent incongruity, the gorillas presence in
the embodiment of their global brands.
And so it is that I have come to Milan to meet Mr. Armani (like this inner sanctum has a certain resonance, for the film industry
Mademoiselle Chanel, one seldom hears anyone call him by his has played a major part in establishing and defining the Armani
first name). He is 80 years old, and, in an era of ever-expanding brand. Five years after he set up the business with his partner,
conglomerates, still remains the sole owner of his multibillion- Sergio Galeotti, the label reached a worldwide audience when
dollar business, which celebrates
Richard Gere wore beautifully
its 40th anniversary this year and
tailored Armani suits in Paul
continues to show rising sales
Schraders American Gigolo. Gere
figures around the world. The
looked effortlessly assured in his
interview has taken months to
wardrobe, but the clothes took
arrange; Mr. Armani has a relenton a more emblematic quality in
less work schedule, as he retains
the narrative, and in subsequent
control of all of his collections,
movies, including The Wolf of
the catwalk shows, the advertising
Wall Street, in which Leonardo
campaigns, the retail network,
DiCaprios Armani outfits are
and the factories that make his
the material evidence of his
products. By the time I have been
riches and success. The brand also
escorted to his top-floor pentbecame a significant presence
house, I am feeling more than a
on the red carpet; Jodie Foster,
There can be nothing without love. When
little nervous, for what does one
Gwyneth Paltrow, and Cate
say to a living legend with a repuBlanchett are just a few of those
you wake up in the morning, you need to know
tation for guarded discretion?
who have relied on Armani to
that somebody else is waking up, thinking of you.
Despite the wide expanse of
supply supremely subtle elegance
windows, and the flickering
on awards nights, and elsewhere.
embers of an open fire, the first impression is of darkness, of (Hence George Clooneys choice of an Armani suit on his wedsomber furniture and an air of hush. A black cat sits on the sofa, ding day in Venice.) Intriguingly, the understated perfection of
and turns her head when her master enters the room, purring Armani style is also intrinsic to the clothes he designed for the
at his arrival.Were it not for his white hairgleaming as a silver gangsters in The Untouchables and GoodFellas. I like to throw
foxMr. Armani himself might disappear into the shadows, so them a touch of elegance, he has previously observed of these
soft are his footsteps, so quiet his voice, so self-effacing his clothes. antiheroes, some style and charisma, and play with the paradox
He wears, as always, a midnight-blue T-shirt and navy trousers; of the fascination of the villain. The dark side is always the more
his face is tanned, his body toned from a daily exercise regime interesting one.
in his personal gym.
How then does the dark side emerge in the work of Armani,
The cats name, he tells me, is Angel. Be careful stroking her, he this distinguished master of the light touch? If we are to take him
warnsshe likes it, but only a little. Cats are very independent at his own word, then all remains calm in the Armani universe.
creatures. At the risk of being overly literal, one might see this as I would say that my idea of style and my taste are the same as
not altogether unlike her master, for he is watchful, wary, and keeps when I began: They express my deep appreciation of all that is
his distance from the hubbub of the fashion world. But within this simple and linear. I always want to keep up with the times but
room, says Mr. Armani, is where he is most relaxed. Downstairs without altering the essential characteristics of my philosophy.

To be consistent, he says, is essential, for his aim is always to create

something that is purely his own, rather than being influenced
by anyone else, or by the passing whims of fashion. This is the
problem with the world today, he says in response to a comment
I make about the importance of brand identity at a time when
fashion can seem overly homogeneous.Nobody wants to take
risks, to risk being themselves. Here then is the paradox of Armani:
In fashion, it is a risky business to remain, at heart, unchanged.
And given the seismic shifts of history that he has lived through,
this consistency seems all the more remarkable. For Armani was
a child of war-torn Europe, born in July 1934 and raised under
Mussolinis fascist dictatorship, in the northern Italian city of
Piacenza, which was bombed heavily by the Allies in World
War II. The middle child of three, Giorgio had an older brother,
Sergio (now deceased), and a younger sister, Rosanna (subsequently employed by Armani; she has since retired, but Giorgios
nieces are still involved in the business).
His father was employed by a transport
company; his mother was a housewife,
and did her best to keep the family fed
during wartime privations and in the
aftermath, when, as Armani remembers,
there was no money and nothing to eat.
(This was also the time when his father
was arrested and imprisoned for several
months, on charges of having worked for
the fascist state.)

mong the framed

photographs scattered
on side tables and
desks around Armanis
apartment is a particularly striking one
of him as a young boy
on a beach with his mother. She is darkhaired and chic in a bathing suit and long
skirt, her timeless appearance an apparent
precursor to her sons vision of natural
beauty. My mother was elegant, he says, when I ask him about
the picture. When she passed by, people turned around. But she
didnt show off this sculptural quality of her face. (Is it too fanciful to wonder whether his career as a designer was in part a means
to illuminateor understandthat mysterious sculptural quality?)
When I ask him to say more about his mother, he is elusive,
although his elliptical answers nevertheless suggest the shadows
of his childhood. It was a difficult time, he says, not only because
of the poverty but also the uncertainty of the era. Even before
the war, he remembers being afraid. We went to this holiday
camp every year, where my mother was in charge, he remarks
in response to a question I ask about whether he recalls any of
her clothes, or his own, as a boy. I remember that my mother
made me put on a T-shirt, to cover up in the sun, and that I was
afraid of the pedal boat, made of strips of white lacquered wood.

Then the real war came, and the bombs and the fear. (Thus his
mother could provide clothing that would protect her son from
the dangers of the sun but not from the bombs that were to
drop from the sky.)
Worst of all was his experience at the age of nine, when he
was walking past the local cinema with his sister, who was four
years old at the time. They looked at the film posters for Snow
White, and then he crossed the road to see some friends, who had
discovered an unexploded shell. Suddenly the gunpowder caught
fire; Giorgio was covered in flames, and burned all over. During
his month in the hospital, he was placed in a vat of pure alcohol
to remove the dead skin. More than 70 years later, the episode
seems almost symbolic; a young boy with terrible burns who is
blinded for a time but survives the flames and arises, phoenix-like,
as a man whose career is based on an understanding of how to
look and who thereafter makes a fortune by designing soft second
skins for people to wear.
Armani sounds calm in his recollection
of the accident. I was not so conscious
at the time, he says.I closed my eyes and
didnt open them again for 20 days. I could
smell the linden trees in the hospital gardens in bloom, but I couldnt see them.
It was hard for me because they werent
sure if I would ever be able to see again.
Astonishingly, he survived without visible
scarring, apart from a small mark where
his shoe had burned into his foot. And
when he did recover his sight, his ambition
was not to be a fashion designer but a
doctor. After school, he spent three years
studying medicine at university, which
was then interrupted by two years of
compulsory military service. However, he
did not return to his medical studies, in
part because he felt he had to start earning a living, to help his parents. At this
point, the family moved to Milan, where
Armani was hired at a department store,
initially as a window-dresser, then as a menswear buyer.
In the mid-1960s, he got his first job as a designer, working
for the Italian textile magnate Nino Cerruti, and his exceptional
talent was soon evident, but it was not until he met Sergio
Galeotti that Armani felt sufficiently confident to launch his
own brand. Galeotti, a fledgling architect, was a decade younger
than Armani; the relationship between the two men was a powerful combination of the personal and the professional. Even
though Armani felt a deep sense of responsibilityfor his young
partner as well as for his familyit was Galeotti who gave him
the confidence to leave a salaried job. In 1975, the two men sold
their Volkswagen and used the money to set up a small company,
which swiftly rose to the forefront of European fashion, and
thence to America. By 1982, Armani was celebrated for his
outstanding ability to make both men and women feel assured

On the beach in Rimini, Italy, with his mother, in 1939

yet also at ease in fluid clothes that removed the constrictions of traditional tailoring while retaining their ability to
confer dignity on the wearer.
Tragically, as Armani the company went from strength
to strength, Galeotti was battling with AIDS, and died at
the age of 40 in 1985. It was a terrible loss, and even now
Armani looks visibly moved when his former partners
name is mentioned. When Sergio died, I expressed great
strength, because I wanted this work of ours to continue
to appear in the future, he says.I wanted people to appreciate what Sergio had done. But neither Sergio nor I were
prepared for this, for the violence that life sometimes brings.
Perhaps, I say, it is the knowledge that life can be too short
that gives us the impetus to make our mark, and creativity
arises from an understanding of death and suffering. Armani
nods. To be creative, you need to be able to respond to
pain, he says. If everything goes well, you get boring.
He inclines his head again, very slightly, when I quote
Chanel, who declared that fashion is born to die, but style
is eternal. I like that, he replies. So could the search for
a lasting style be a hymn to life? I ask. Yes, he says, a
hymn to life, but accompanied by the huge difficulties of
finding your way in a world that forces you to face reality.

ix years ago, he continues, he was seriously

ill (with hepatitis), but at the time, I didnt
want to admit it. Now, he says, I find
people stopping me on the street, asking
me how I am, wanting to touch my hand.
Armani says he always tells them he is fine,
then he remarks that creative work gives
you an almost indissoluble connection with people. To
which I add that dressing someone is one of the most
intimate things you can do for them; when I pause, he
finishes my thought for me: Because you take those clothes
with you, close to your body.
Then he moves to the edge of the sofa, as if to indicate
that the interview is over. Hurriedly, I appeal for one more
question. And its the question everyone asks, he says
resignedly. What are you going to do next? But Id rather
you didnt ask me that.
I say, How can we understand the future if we dont
understand the past? To which his unexpected response
is as follows: Another question: Do I believe in love? Ask
me, do I believe in love?
So I ask him. Yes, I do, he says, looking at me full on,
so I can see that his unblinking blue eyes are filled with
tears, visible even in the early twilight of the winter afternoon. There can be nothing without love. No money,
no power. Love is very important. When you wake up in
the morning, you need to know that somebody else is
waking up, thinking of you.
Then Mr. Armani stands up, shakes my hand, and leaves
the room just as quietly as he first came in.

ARMANI MOMENTS IN BAZAAR

1978 The early years: a rakish

Armani look in the July issue

2007 Fitting a couture gown

2008 Julianne Moore in an asymmetrical

on Cate Blanchett

confection from the spring couture collection

2011 On vacation in
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1980

Richard Gere and Lauren Hutton

in the lm American Gigolo, for which
Armani designed the costumes

Formentera, Spain

2014

In Paris with model Emmy Rappe,

who wears a fall couture look

1993

Christy Turlington
in Armanis signature suiting

1994

Peter Lindbergh
captures Kate Moss
in head-to-toe sparkles

2002

Red-hot Gisele Bndchen,

photographed by Patrick Demarchelier

2008 Channeling Fred Astaire, with Jessica Stam, for the September issue

2005

A Karl Lagerfeld photograph of

Armani with a model in his personal gym

2010 Armani with Bar Refaeli

on his yacht, Man

2014

Anne Hathaway in Armani

couture on the November cover

2015

A glamorous cropped
jacket on Mica Arganaraz

2015

2011

Lily Donaldson in a dramatic

evening gown for the January issue

Kendall Jenner in Giorgio

Armani Priv for the May issue

2015

Armanis Fall
2015 runway show

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I N

T H E

A I R

Fall fashion takes ight at New Yorks Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Photographs by Terry Richardson

Landing gear. Coat,

Dolce & Gabbana.
Hat, Lynn Ban. Gloves,
Marc Jacobs. Shoes,
Gianvito Rossi.
FASHION EDITOR:
Joanna Hillman

Flight plan. THIS PAGE:

Coat and pants, Chlo.
Similar styles available
at shopBAZAAR.com.
Blouse and scarf, Chlo.
Belt, Herms. Shoes, Chlo.
shopBAZAAR.com.
OPPOSITE PAGE: Jacket
and pants, Giorgio Armani.
Hat, Early Halloween.
Earrings, Verdura. Scarf,
Chlo. Ring, Marco Bicego.
Watch, Cartier. BEAUTY
BAZAAR Keep hair vibrant
with OGX Sunkissed
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In the navy. THIS PAGE:

Sweater, shirt, skirt,
belt, and shoes, Michael
Kors Collection.
shopBAZAAR.com.
Earrings, Verdura. Watch,
Cartier. OPPOSITE PAGE:
Jumpsuit and shirt,
Herms. Turtleneck,
Brunello Cucinelli.
Sunglasses, Dior. Earrings,
Tacori. Watch, Patek
Philippe. BEAUTY BAZAAR
Get youthful-looking
strands with Developlus
Anti-Aging Hair Treatment
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Team USA. Coat, turtleneck,

and skirt, Gabriela Hearst.
Belt, Herms. Boots, Chlo.
shopBAZAAR.com.

Army of one. THIS PAGE:

Coat, sweater, and pants,
Calvin Klein Collection.
Shoes, AGL.
Similar
styles available at
shopBAZAAR.com.
OPPOSITE PAGE: Coat,
Salvatore Ferragamo.
shopBAZAAR.com.
Turtleneck, Salvatore
Ferragamo. Earrings, Marco
Bicego. Ring (left), Tacori.
Ring (right), Tiffany & Co.
Boots, Valentino Garavani.

Military grade. THIS

PAGE: Jacket, dress, and
shoes, Chanel. Turtleneck,
Brunello Cucinelli.
OPPOSITE PAGE: Jumpsuit,
shirt, goggles, cap, tie,
and shoes, Ralph Lauren
Collection. Watch, Patek
Philippe. See Where to Buy
for shopping details.
Model: Candice Swanepoel;
hair: Peter Gray for Shu
Uemura Art of Hair;
makeup: Jeanine Lobell
for Laura Mercier;
manicure: Casey Herman
for Chanel Le Vernis;
production: Mary-Clancey
Pace for Hens Tooth
Productions; prop styling:
Andy Harman. Special
thanks to the Intrepid
Sea, Air & Space Museum.
Available at
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WHAT LIES

BENEATH
When investing in the seasons more revealing cuts, its often whats on the inside that counts. By Priya Rao
Photograph by Michael Avedon

FROM THE SCOOP-NECK tops at Tom Ford and Givenchy to the sheer dresses at Valentino and Rodarte to the
high-slit skirts at Altuzarra and Anthony Vaccarello, designers ramped up the sex appeal for Fall 2015. Skin-,
shape-, and body-baring looks were all over the runways. But while clothes that reveal more than just a
chic sense of style can radiate fabulousness on the catwalk, theyre often not so easy to pull off in real life
if youre not Rihanna or Miley Cyrus. Fortunately, there are ways of navigating some of the seasons
riskier propositions. The right undergarment not only offers coverage but also helps define the
silhouette and provides support. Lingerie is all about enhancing the look without adding any
distraction to it, says Suzy Biszantz, CEO of La Perla North America. Take those ethereal transparent
dresses that are cropping up everywhere. To make the look a tad safer, Biszantz suggests wearing
a traditional nude or black full slip with Lycra. An opaque slip with light support and shaping
gives you coverage in all the key spots, all the way from the chest to the top of the knee, she
says. Plus, shapewear keeps you sucked in and creates a lovely shape for the body. Similarly, when
wearing an extra-low-cut scoop-neck topor any deep-dcolletage blouseshe recommends
trying a demi-balconette bra instead of a full-cup style, which could poke out problematically
under a plunging neckline. The demi-balconette is cut low enough that even with a very
low top you wont see any of the bra, she explains. And, just as important, the demi style is
structured enough to boost your proverbial assets. However, the more substantial those assets
are to begin with, the more carefully you need to tread. The deep-V neckline, which Hedi
Slimane showed in his minidresses at Saint Laurent, presents an even greater degree of difficulty. Although reusable adhesive and double-sided tape are always options, they dont
provide support. Real women need coverage, says Biszantz. And its hard to look and feel
at ease with no foundation. The real dilemma lies in how low you can go. As with scoop
necks, the more naturally well-endowed you are, the more mindful you need to be. For a
medium-deep V that hits right below your sternum, Biszantz suggests a plunge bra. Choose
one thats lace or sheer tulle with some coverage on the sides so its not totally unpractical, she
says. But those navel-baring tops at Chlo? Thats a trick question, isnt it? she jokes. They
might just be too extreme. For those slit-to-the-hip skirts, Biszantz advises wearing a fuller panty.
A higher-cut boy short or brief in an opaque fabric allows you to feel covered but still sexy. This
cut also creates a smooth, taut shape on the backside with no visible linesor visible anything
underneath. Its a slightly retro, fashion-oriented silhouette but conservative, so you shouldnt feel
uneasy, she says. Because at the end of the day theres nothing less appealing than looking (and feeling)
uncomfortable and self-conscious in your clothes. Stick to the silhouettes you feel good in and the underpinnings that give them a secure foundation. As Biszantz puts it, When worn properly, your lingerie can
help you wear the most daring looks. Because leaving little to the imagination sometimes requires a lot of it.
Cinch it. Bustier and briefs, La Perla. For smooth skin, try La Prairie Skin Caviar Luxe Souffl Body Cream ($315).
See Where to Buy for shopping details. Model: Lara Mullen; hair: Paul Donovan; makeup: Jenny Coombs for Cl de Peau Beaut;
manicure: Zarra Celik for Chanel Le Vernis; production: 10-4inc London. FASHION EDITOR: Camilla Pole

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How Jason Wu
became Hugo Bosss
new leading man.
By Christine Whitney
Photographs by Will Davidson
Directors cut. Dress and
shoes, Boss.
FASHION EDITOR: Joanna Hillman

Julianne Moore let me hold her Oscar.

I asked if it was lled with chocolate.

heyre here for her, says designer Jason Wu

of the cluster of paparazzi thats begun to
form around our Harpers Bazaar photo
shoot in Manhattans West Village. The
her in question is model Hilary Rhoda,
who at 5-foot-11 (plus heels) towers over
Wu in a metal-embroidered dress from
his Fall 2015 collection for Boss, Hugo
Bosss premium line. Even today, dressed
in a tuxedo,Wu, who was named artistic
director of Boss womenswear in 2013,
doesnt look all that different than he did
eight years ago, when he dropped out of fashion school at Parsons to
start his namesake company. But his youthful appearance belies all he has
accomplished: At the age of 32, Wu has already established himself as a
serious designer, having famously dressed First Lady Michelle Obama for
her husbands 2009 inauguration, as well as overseeing his own growing
label. Now, for the 91-year-old German-based Hugo Boss, he has been
charged with breathing new life into one of Europes biggest fashion brands.
To get the irresistible Boss puns out of the way: Wu didnt watch the
80s sitcom Whos the Boss? He is, however, in agreement with Sheryl
Sandberg that we should ban the word bossy. And he hasnt had any
terrible bosses because, until this latest gig, he has been his own bossand,
in the words of hip-hop sage Rick Ross, is like a boss in every way.
But Wu didnt know what he was in for when he showed up at
New Yorks Gansevoort hotel for his first encounter with Bosss top brass.
In fact, he didnt even know who he was meeting. Id been told it was
a European company, Wu says. When Chief Brand Officer Christoph
Auhagen arrived and broached the proposition of hiring him to design
for Boss, he was floored. I was like, Why me? he says. It seemed like
the oddest match. I thought of Boss as a menswear brand, and I wasnt
super knowledgeable about the womens side, which is only 15 years old.
That perception was in part what Wu was brought on to change. Six
months of meetings, three visits to Boss HQs campus in the town of
Metzingen (which Wu describes as like the set of the movie Gattaca),
and one conversation with longtime friend Diane Kruger later, Wu
decided to throw his lot in with the company. I asked Dianes opinion
before I took the job, he recalls. Diane said, I think you should take it;
it has a lot of potential.You should do something interesting with it.
Since showing his first Boss collection in February of last year, Wu has
been working tirelessly to put his stamp on the brand. That has involved
updating the Hugo Boss oeuvre with pieces like the slinky midi-length
slipdresses he showed for fall while maintaining the consistency its customers rely on. I think I bring an outside point of view and am able to pick
out what I think is really amazing and express that, he says. Sometimes
when you see things every day, you dont see how amazing they are.
Hugo Bosss CEO, Claus-Dietrich Lahrs, for one, has been impressed by
Wus ability to integrate his own ideas into his work for the Boss label
as he also reinforces and enhances the brands identity. Jason is a true
cosmopolitan, Lahrs says. He has a keen eye and the ability to hit the
nail on the head without ever losing sight of the commercial aspect.

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Though Wu flies to Germany every month, his German is still terrible,

he says. (I know when people are talking about me, he adds.) He also
has yet to fully come to terms with the national cuisine. (The company
cafeteria has named the off-the-menu, American-style prosciutto-andcheese sandwich that he always requests after him.) Nevertheless, Wu has
immersed himself in the Boss universe, and in his two years there has seen
his sphere of influence grow. This year I took on more responsibilities,
he says. Mens fragrance, eyewear, watches, retail conceptsbasically all
the categories. Wu says that its all in service of a concerted effort to give
Hugo Boss an overarching theme and the polish and consistency that an
international brand needs on every platform, from the airport perfume
counter to our concessions at Saks and Harrods.
Case in point: Bosss new Bespoke handbag, in stores in July. The
style evokes the houses renowned reputation for tailoring, and the
cuff-link-inspired hardware is meant to connect the womens line with
the brands menswear origins. But its also a crucial first step in building
Bosss accessories repertoire, which Wu describes as an area of great
potential. We have a huge accessories department in Switzerland thats
amazing, he explains. They even have a little robot that mows the lawn.
Its important to him that people understand that the Boss DNA goes
beyond suits. Were known for menswear, were known for tailoring, but
theres so much more, says Wu, pointing to the companys involvement
in sports, including its sponsorship of last years World Cupwinning
soccer team. Does Wu himself have a jock side? Im terrible at sports,
but I can appreciate it, he says, laughing. I was on the ski patrol at one
point at my boarding school in Massachusetts.

nother part of Wus task is to define the Boss

woman, whom he describes as sophisticated
but also strong. The actresses Kate Bosworth,
Nicola Peltz, Dakota Johnson, Kruger, and Julianne Moore are just a handful of the women hes
recruited to draw attention to the brand. Shes
so poised, Wu says of Moore, who sat front row
at his show just four days before her Academy
Awards victory in February. The day after the show I flew to L.A. to
shoot the campaign, and on awards night I went to a party, and she let
me hold her Oscar. I asked if it was filled with chocolate. Then there
are models like Rhoda, Amber Valletta, Edie Campbell, and Abbey Lee
Kershaw, the last of whom appeared in the spring campaign. Shes a
really cool person with the right spirita total girlboss.
For all the frenzy, power, and cultural grid-skipping of his new gig,
though, Wu is still true to Wu. We were shooting in Times Square
yesterday, and I was thinking, People dont dress up so much anymore,
he observes. But at Hugo Boss they do. All of the guys are always in
suits, supersharp. If Hilary [Rhoda] and I were in tuxes on the Hugo
Boss campus, we wouldnt look out of place. But I have not changed
my sneakers. I remain me. I get my hands dirty; I need to be on the
floor pinning. Its like a triathlon when Im there. And what kind of
boss is he? Collaborative, Wu asserts. A brand is about creating a
world. Its a work in progress.

Well suited. Jacket,

pants, and boots, Boss.
See Where to Buy for
shopping details. Model:
Hilary Rhoda; hair: Nicolas
Eldin for Oribe; makeup:
Justine Purdue for
Charlotte Tilbury Beauty;
manicure: Michina
Koide for Dior Vernis;
production: Cindi Blair
Productions; prop
styling: Todd Wiggins.

GET THE LOOK

Use Toni & Guy Volume
Plumping Mousse for
major body ($14.99).
For detailed tips on how
to achieve this style,
turn to page 195.

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F O R E V E R

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appears frizzy instead of smooth and defined. Here, the recipe for control. IT ALL BEGINS WITH YOUR CUT Keep
your eye on the cutting tool your stylist chooses, and if you see a razor, run, says Dove celebrity stylist Mark Townsend.
A razor can slide down the shaft and shred the ends, creating split ends and a plethora of frizz, he warns. And
never let your ends get over-layered. A bit of bluntness keeps frizz in check. SHOWER POWER How you wash and
condition is critical, says Rogers. Deep-cleansing and clarifying shampoos rough up your cuticles, so avoid those.
Look for sulfate-free shampoos, which are much gentler on your locks. Try Paul Mitchell MirrorSmooth Shampoo
($21). Dont overshampoo, says Townsend. It can strip your hair of natural oils and leave it dry. Just two or three times
a week is enough; on other days, use a cleansing conditioner. Try Pantene Pro-V Damage Repair Cleansing Conditioner ($6.99). STYLING SECRETS After your shower, dont towel-dry your hair, says Townsend, since strands get
caught and roughed up in all those teeny loops. Instead, sop up wetness with a microfiber towel or a T-shirt, and use
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Once hair starts to dry, youre losing the game. Living Proof No Frizz Humidity Shield ($22), which uses the brands
OFPMA molecule to coat each strand with a hydrophobic layer, is weightless, promises Rogers. Another good
option: dry oils. They absorb into the hair instead of sitting on top, which can leave fine hair flat, Townsend says.
I like Serge Normant Dry Oil Spray [$24]. Spray it on your hands and then rake through the hair, he suggests.
R+Co Foil Frizz Control Spray ($27) is another good choice. If you prefer a cream texture, try Redken Frizz Dismiss
Smoothing Control Cream ($22). Shu Uemura Art of Hair Wonder Worker ($33), a leave-in/styling hybrid that also
protects hair from heat damage, should be your next step if youre going to blow out your hair. Steer clear of products that contain a lot of alcohol, such as some hair sprays, mousses, and gels, says Townsend, which can dry out the
hair. And adjust your routine if you love salt spray, he cautions: Salt absorbs moisture and leaves the cuticle wide
open, so it can lead to tons of frizz. I use a drop or two of Dove Silk Crme [$6.19] before using it. HOT TOOLS
Avoid scorching your hair at all costs. Ionic dryers quickly break up water molecules, allowing you to use a lower
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models of flat irons have plates coated with nourishing oils that can seal in shine and smoothness, says Townsend.
The Cricket Ultra Smooth Professional Hair Dryer ($100) has a filter infused with argan oil and keratin protein.
The Agave Healing Vapor Iron ($149) features a reservoir of smoothing, shine-enhancing agave sugars. SALON
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contain formaldehydeparticularly those that promise to squelch curls along with frizzthe ones that are purely
frizz-focused are usually free of the chemical. The Cezanne Perfect Finish treatment (from $350) opens the cuticle
and envelops each strand in a silk protein, and can smooth hair for three to four months, claims Kattia Solano, owner
of New Yorks Butterfly Studio Salon. Other effective choices: Goldwell Kerasilk and Trissola Solo. Finally, consider
the benefits of hair color, says New York colorist Sharon Dorram. She recommends a semipermanent gloss or glaze,
which deposits color and smooths the cuticle and lasts up to six weeks. If all else fails, dont forget that a disheveled
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REPORT

SALVATORE FERRAGAMO

VICTORIA
BECKHAM

BALMAIN

BOTTEGA VENETA

TOM FORD

LOEWE

The fall collections were lled with showstopping looks

DIOR

BOSS

MISSONI

J.W. ANDERSON

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TODS

Designers indulged their artistic nature this

season with strong geometric prints and
unconventional color-blocking. Jonathan
Anderson at Loewe and Christopher Kane
embraced allover madcap patterns, while
Bottega Venetas Tomas Maier and Balmains
Olivier Rousteing walked the line with
clashing colors on their tunics, tops, and pants.

CHRISTOPHER KANE

IMPACT

DAN & CORINA LECCA. TOM FORD: COURTESY TOM FORD

GRAPHIC

SALVATORE FERRAGAMO

JIL SANDER

CHLO

MICHAEL KORS

VERA WANG

POWER
PLAYER

EMPORIO ARMANI

PRADA

LOUIS VUITTON

RALPH LAUREN

DIOR

SAINT LAURENT

STELLA MCCARTNEY

BOTTEGA VENETA

Borrow from the boys with the latest trouser suits

from Prada and Louis Vuitton. Silhouettes are both
slim and slouchy, so choose one that works best
with your gure. Set yourself apart with a doublebreasted blazer, and invest in a pair of cropped
pants to add a bit of ankle-baring intrigue.

ETRO
LANVIN

TORY BURCH

DONNA KARAN

GUCCI

ETRO

LA VIE

BOHME

SALVATORE FERRAGAMO

CHLO

Wanderlust-y maxidresses in opulent

fabrics (courtesy of Lanvin, Chlo,
and Burberry) had us ashing
back to the 1970s. Try a long-sleeved,
oor-skimming version, and if
so inclined, wear it with a gilded,
fur-embellished scarf and jacket.

Etro, Chlo, and Ferragamo

gave patchwork a sophisticated
makeover with bags that traded
in exotic skins, like crocodile,
lizard, and snake, often with a
healthy shot of suede or
leather. And mixed earth
tones are a must for fall.

CHLO

ALBERTA FERRETTI

VALENTINO

KENZO

BURBERRY

DRIES VAN NOTEN

SKIN-DEEP

LANVIN
DEREK LAM

ALTUZARRA

ERDEM

CHANEL

DARK
ROMANCE
ALTUZARRA
CHLO

DOLCE & GABBANA

OSCAR DE LA RENTA

HERMS

ALEXANDER MCQUEEN

ISABEL MARANT

EMILIO PUCCI

MARNI

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Drama was very much in evidence

in the alluring, Latin-inuenced
looks that came down the fall
runways. Consider the seductive
ruffled dresses seen at Erdem and
Alexander McQueen and the rich
red fur ensemble from Givenchy.

Fringes kid sister is ready to steal

the spotlight this season. More
is more with pieces like Lanvins
substantial Moroccan-inspired
necklace and earrings, but even
a touch of tassel does the trick, as
with Altuzarras and Chlos
discreetly accented handbags.

PRADA
VALENTINO

MUGLER

DIANE VON FURSTENBERG

PRADA

AKRIS

CAROLINA HERRERA

SWINGING

60s

BOTTEGA VENETA

The revolutionary period that

preceded the chic 70s is having
a moment too, as wild prints,
micro-minis, and sheaths all make
a return. Look for high-contrast
pieces in black-and-white, like
Emilio Puccis swirls or Calvin
Kleins minimalist minidress.
Or take things up a notch with
a not-so-mellow acid yellow.

MIU MIU

EMILIO PUCCI

MAX MARA

FENDI

SONIA RYKIEL

VERSACE

LOUIS VUITTON

CALVIN KLEIN

BLOCK
PARTY

Between block heels and colorblocking, theres clearly something

modish in the air. Opt for stacked
shoes in varying heights (tall
at Prada, a step lower at Bottega
Veneta) and wide-striped bags
like this one from Valentino.

MAISON MARGIELA

JUNYA WATANABE

LOEWE

BALENCIAGA

MARC JACOBS

ROCK N ROLL

PROENZA SCHOULER

ALEXANDER WANG

NARCISO RODRIGUEZ

ROBERTO
CAVALLI

RODARTE

SAINT LAURENT

Straddle the line between edgy and glam

with generous helpings of leather, leopard,
grommets, and shnets. Take a cue from
the Debbie Harry doppelgngers at Saint
Laurent by layering patterns with red, or
go for the bold with looks like Proenza
Schoulers sheer plumed number.

COACH

DAN & CORINA LECCA. MUGLER, COACH, AND JUNYA WATANABE: CATWALKING/GETTY IMAGES. VALENTINO BAG: PASCAL LE SEGRETAIN/GETTY IMAGES

CHIC

R U N WAY

R E P O R T

BEAUTY
Backstage pros reveal the secrets to pull off falls prettiest hair and makeup trends
Tom
Ford

Chanel

Dolce &
Gabbana

Milani Color
Statement
Lipstick in Matte
Condent, $4.99

Burberry
Kisses
lipstick in
Oxblood, $33

Elie
Saab

BORDEAUX

POUTS

Rouge lips get richer this season. Pick a

formula with a matte or satin nish, since
anything too shiny can look clownish.
Experimenting with red for the rst
time? Ease into it with a sheer pencil.

THE NEW TWISTS The uptight French twist underwent a high-fashion

update courtesy of hairstylist Sam McKnight. At Tom Ford and Chanel, he built
height at the crown, then modernized each style with chunky braids or a chic clip.

Sonia
Rykiel

Cool French girls

with beautiful
natural skin is how
makeup expert
Lucia Pieroni
described the
minimal look at
Sonia Rykiel. After

Carven

TOUSLED
WAVES
Springs rumpled tresses
return for fall. Part your
hair in the middle, then,
starting at the cheekbones, use a curling rod
to add loose waves. Finish with Garnier Fructis
De-Constructed Texture
Tease spray ($4.29).

Oscar
de la
Renta

LUXE LINER Makeup artists proved

that liquid liner can be both edgy and
elegant. Try CoverGirl Bombshell Intensity Liner in Pitch Black Passion ($7.99).

Bobbi
Brown
Cheek
Palette in
Pink, $45
Ralph
Lauren
Perricone MD No
Highlighter Highlighter, $35

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By Jessica Prince

FLAWLESS
FACES

Dior Rouge
Dior lipstick
in Paname,
$35

Sephora
Collection
Contour
Eye Pencil
12HR Wear
Waterproof
in Diamonds
Are Forever,
$10

Laura Mercier
Eye Glac in
Moonglaze, $28

Zac
Posen
Essence
Cosmetics
Metal Glam
Eyeshadow
in Sparkle
All Night,
$3.49

METALLIC

MAKEUP
Silver liner looks sophisticated when layered over
black. At Zac Posen, makeup artist Kabuki called
it a modern nod to Hollywood glamour. We like
Sephoras pencil, or try a sheer wash of shadow.

CHANEL. STILL LIFE: JEFFREY WESTBROOK/STUDIO D

Diane von
Furstenberg

Tom Ford
Cream
and
Powder
Eye Color
in Black
Oyster,
$60

Smoldering charcoal-gray lids are soft and diffused,

making them wearable on everyone. To get the
seductive look that makeup artist Pat McGrath created
at Diane von Furstenberg, rim lash lines with black pencil,
then smudge shadow on top. Blend well with a brush.

Yves Saint
Laurent
Couture
Palette in
Tuxedo, $60
Wes
Gordon

UNDONE UPDOS Hairstyles that

fused a chignon and a ponytail popped up on
runways from New York to Paris. How-to:
Fasten your hair at the nape of the neck and
twist it into a knot, leaving the ends loose.
Clinique Kohl Shaper for
Eyes in Black Kohl, $16.50

SEE WHERE TO BUY FOR SHOPPING DETAILS

WHERE TO BUY
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special order. Subscriber Louis Vuitton dress, price upon
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George Jensen watch, $28,000. New Watches Page
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Fashion Untamed Page 141 Louis Vuitton dress, price
upon request. 866-VUITTON. Emilia Clarke Page
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briefs, $315. 212-343-1360. Menswear: Belstaff pants,
$1,795. belstaff.com. Alexander Wang boots, $695.

alexanderwang.com. Page 145 Blumarine gown,

$2,825. blumarine.com. Venyx earrings, $5,100. Dover
Street Market, NYC; 646-837-7750. Mordekai by
Ken Borochov necklace and armpiece, prices upon
request. mordekai.com. Yunus & Eliza ring, $2,070.
net-a-porter.com. Page 146 Alexander Wang dress,
belt, and briefs, prices upon request. alexanderwang
.com. Erickson Beamon headpiece, price upon
request. 646-619-6875. Elsa Peretti for Tiffany & Co.
cuffs, $1,150 each. tiffany.com. Lynn Ban rings, $290
each. Page 147 Paul Andrew boots, $1,995. saksfifth
avenue.com. Page 149 Valentinogown,$9,900.valentino
.com. Mordekai by Ken Borochov headpiece, price upon
request. mordekai.com. Charlotte Chesnais earrings,
$560. Fivestory, NYC; 212-288-1338. Robert Lee Morris
necklace, $595, and cuff, $595. robertleemorris.com.
The New Color Code Page 151 Bottega Veneta sweater
$1,100, shirt, $1,350, pants, $780, and bag, $2,100. 800845-6790. J.W. Anderson earrings, $305. j-w-anderson
.com. Eddie Borgo ring, $250. Narciso Rodriguez cuff.
narcisorodriguez.com. Page 152 Miu Miu coat, $3,500,
sweater, $760, skirt, $2,420, and necklace, $1,415. Page
153 Jil Sander shirt, $410, pants, $1,310, collar, $350,
and boots, $995. jilsander.com. Dior Timepieces watch,
$4,500. 212-931-2950. Balenciaga bag, $3,270. Similar
styles available at Balenciaga, NYC; 212-206-0872.
Herms belt, $3,725. 800-441-4488. Page 154 Dior coat,
$3,900, and boots, $1,710, by special order. 800-929DIOR. Narciso Rodriguez pants and cuff, prices upon
request. narcisorodriguez.com. Noor Fares cuff, price
upon request. noorfares.com. Page 155 Gucci dress
with fur cuffs, scarf, and brooch, $5,800. gucci.com.
Eddie Borgo ring, $250. Page 156 Loewe dress $7,150,
and pants, $4,150. loewe.com. Loewe bag, $2,450. Page
158 Prada jacket, $2,340, sweater, $590, shirt, $740,
and pants, $980. prada.com. Page 159 Cline dress,
$5,700, bag, $2,350, and shoes, $980. 212-226-8001.
Repossi ear cuff, price upon request. Barneys New
York; 888-8-BARNEYS. Up in the Air Page 166 Dolce
& Gabbana coat, price upon request. 877-70-DGUSA.
Gianvito Rossi shoes, $1,050. bergdorfgoodman
.com. Page 168 Chlo coat, $4,895. saks.com. Chlo
pants, $1,295, 212-717-8220. Chlo blouse, $1,095, and
scarf, $195. saks.com. Chlo shoes, $895. Herms belt,
$740. 800-441-4488. Page 169 Giorgio Armani jacket,
$3,775, and pants, $1,495. Available at Giorgio Armani
boutiques nationwide. Verdura earrings, $6,950.
verdura.com. Chlo scarf, $195. 212-717-8220. Marco
Bicego ring, $1,860. Saks Fifth Avenue, NYC; 212-7534000. Cartier watch, $33,700. cartier.com. Page 170
Michael Kors sweater, $695, shirt, $395, skirt, $1,295, and
belt, $295. 866-709-KORS. Michael Kors shoes, $750.
Verdura earrings, $6,950. verdura.com. Cartier watch,
$9,580. cartier.us. Page 171 Herms jumpsuit, $9,400,
and shirt, $970. 800-441-4488. Brunello Cucinelli
turtleneck, $1,195. 212-672-9202. Dior sunglasses, $520.

800-929-DIOR. Tacori earrings, $230. tacori.com. Patek

Philippe watch, $51,000. Gearys Beverly Hills; 310-8874250. Page 173 Gabriela Hearst coat, $2,695, turtleneck,
$695, and skirt, $895. barneys.com. Herms belt, $740.
hermes.com. Chlo boots, $1,095. Page 174 Calvin
Klein Collection coat, $9,195, sweater, $850, and pants,
$1,995. 212-292-9000. Page 175 Salvatore Ferragamo
coat, $4,990, and turtleneck, price upon request. 866337-7242. Marco Bicego earrings, $660. Saks Fifth
Avenue, NYC; 212-753-4000. Tacori ring, $1,730. tacori
.com. Tiffany & Co. ring, $2,900. 800-843-3269. Page
176 Chanel jacket, $8,100, dress, $5,800, and shoes,
$800. 800-550-0005. Brunello Cucinelli turtleneck,
$1,195. 212-627-9202. Page 177 Ralph Lauren Collection
jumpsuit, $2,550, shirt, $790, goggles, price upon
request, cap, price upon request, tie, $215, and shoes,
$850. ralphlauren.com. Patek Philippe watch, $51,000.
Gearys Beverly Hills; 310-887-4250. Jason Wu Page
180 Boss dress, price upon request. hugoboss.com.
Page 181 Boss dress, price upon request, and sandals,
$545. hugoboss.com. Menswear: Tuxedo, shirt, bow
tie, and shoes, prices upon request, Hugo Boss; 800484-6267. Page 183 Boss jacket, $892, pants, $425, and
boots, $1,195. hugoboss.com. Menswear: Tuxedo, shirt,
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beauty.com. Hampton Sun, hamptonsuncare.com.
Hourglass, hourglasscosmetics.com. James Read,
sephora.com. Jergens, jergens.com. La Prairie, laprairie
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livingproof.com. LOral Paris, lorealparisusa.com. Milani,
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Tarte, tartecosmetics.com. Tom Ford, tomford.com.
Toni & Guy, toniandguy.com. Youngblood, ybskin
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CORRECTIONS The Calypso St. Barth bag on page
197 of the May issue is from the Love Binetti Collection, sold at Calypso St. Barth, $250. 212-535-4100.
The hat on page 275 of the May issue is by Eugenia
Kim, $425. eugeniakim.com.

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NEED TO KNOW

Beauty

Voluminous hair is

WILL DAVIDSON. FASHION EDITOR: JOANNA HILLMAN. MODEL: HILARY RHODA. HAIR: NICOLAS ELDIN FOR ORIBE; MAKEUP: JUSTINE PURDUE FOR CHARLOTTE TILBURY BEAUTY. STILL LIFE: COURTESY

Nexxus
Mousse Plus
Superior
Hold
Volumizing
Foam, $11.
nexxus.com.

always on trend,
says hairstylist

Mason Pearson
Handy Mix brush,
$150. neiman
marcus.com.

Rusk CTC
7500
Technology
Professional
2000 Watt
Dryer, $216.
rusk1.com.

Voluminous hair is always

on trend, says hairstylist
Nicolas Eldin, who created
this look on model Hilary
Rhoda. Its classic, and it
always looks chic and feminine, he adds. Start your
style in the shower by giving limp tresses a boost with
Fekkai Full Blown Volume
Shampoo and Conditioner
($30 each). Make sure to
rinse out the conditioner well;
otherwise you risk weighing
your hair down, Eldin warns.
Next, prep for your blow-dry
by dividing hair into sections
and applying Nexxus volumizing foam mousse from
roots to tips. Using a round
brush, dry each section in an
upward motion away from
your face, advises Eldin. We
like Rusks powerful dryer.

EXPERT TIP
To achieve maximum
volume, ip your head
upside down while
spritzing on hair spray,
says Eldin.

BUILD

BODY

Once your hair is fully dry,

wrap sections in Velcro rollers and place across your
crown to create volume all
over the head, says Eldin.
Let the rollers set for a few
minutes, remove, and brush
out with a Mason Pearson
brush for added bounce.
Tresemm Youthful
Fullness Styling
Lotion, $4.99.
tresemme.com.

G O R G E O U S

BOUNCY

HAIR
Love the locks you saw on page 180? Follow these expert
tricks to get the look from start to nish.

FINISHING

TOUCHES
Tame yways with Tresemms styling lotion, then complete the look with Suave
Max Hold Non-Aerosol Hairspray ($2.49) for lasting hold
and tons of shine.

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How

ith her saucer-shaped eyes and lithe dancers bearing, Audrey Hepburn bewitched many of the

20th centurys boldest photographers. Among them was Cecil Beaton, who frequently shot for Bazaar.
In this picture, published in the April 1964 issue, Hepburn wears an Edwardian costume on the

set of one of her best-known lms, My Fair Lady, for which Beaton himself designed her Oscar-winning
wardrobe. Beatons images of the actress will be on view, along with those by photographers
like Richard Avedon and Norman Parkinson as well as rarely seen family albums, in the exhibition
Audrey Hepburn: Portraits of an Icon, at Londons National Portrait Gallery, starting in July.
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Audrey Hepburn, the fairest lady at the Ascot races, 1963, photograph by Cecil Beaton

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