Sommaire pour October 2021 de InStyle

Cozy Club Head-to-toe knitwear is such a chic way to stay comfortable. Vested Interest Pull any outfit together with these transformative takes on the sleeveless silhouette. ELEGANT PLAYFUL SPORTY Bet Your Boots Want a pair that stands out? Any one of these right-now options is a sure thing. COLORFUL CROC UPDATED BEATLE ALL WHITE LUG SOLE You Know You Want It This Louis Vuitton look is just the way to make menswear feel modern. All you need? The perfect mix of pinstripes and leather.…

For someone known to wear full-body-sequined looks, Carey Mulligan is always astonishingly elegant. “There’s an ease to the way she dresses,” notes stylist Nicky Yates, who started working with the actress in late 2020. “She has an eye for design and appreciates the details that make a piece unique.” Mulligan certainly proved she can choose a showstopper at this year’s Academy Awards, when she owned the red carpet in a shimmering copper-colored Valentino Haute Couture bandeau top and skirt (right). “The level of artistry required to create that look is genuinely incredible,” says Yates. “But Carey added her own magic that night—it was a fairy-tale moment for us all.”…

Early Influences I’ve always admired my mom and her beauty. Growing up, my sister and I would watch how she took care of her skin. We weren’t big on heavy makeup because we were so active, but washing our faces, making sure we were properly hydrated, and getting rest were important to us so that our beauty could come from the inside out. Authentic Attributes Being multicultural is wonderful because you get the best of two amazing cultures. When I was young it was awkward to be different, but as an adult it’s something that I celebrate. Nobody looks like me, which makes me proud. It feels beautiful to see traits from both my Japanese and Haitian roots. New Ventures For a long time, I thought my melanin was a…

The Mane Event What if we told you that all you need for a put-together look is a few chic hair accessories in your arsenal? Wellness, Jen’s Way The actress on how to reconnect with old habits and start new ones “THE MOST IMPORTANT aspects of my wellness routine are sleep, meditation, hydration, and proper nutrition,” says Jennifer Aniston. In addition to these measures, she is loyal to a holy-grail ingredient that has been part of her regimen for seven years. “In 2014 my doctor suggested I start incorporating collagen into my diet. After two months, I started to notice my workouts being easier and my sleep and endurance improving, plus I had incredible energy throughout the day,” says Aniston, who is now chief creative officer of Vital Proteins, a…

Caroline Schiff is a tastemaker in the truest sense of the word. When the baking whiz with the spun-sugar updo makes something, everybody wants a bite. Diners wouldn’t dream of skipping her Baked Alaska at Gage & Tollner, the Brooklyn restaurant where she’s responsible for all the breads and desserts. And her fall 2020 stint at pop-up Jewish American deli Edith’s translated to folks lining up around the block for her caramel challah knots and wood-fired bagels. Interestingly, Schiff’s baking chops didn’t come from culinary school or time in top kitchens. “It’s something that’s ingrained in me,” she says. “I don’t know what made me come home from kindergarten and want to make cupcakes, or sit on the floor and flip through cookbooks when I was younger. I’ve always been…

In 2016, Tommy Dorfman, a young actor from Atlanta who had graduated from Fordham University’s drama program, was cast in 13 Reasons Why, a Netflix teen drama produced by Selena Gomez. Dorfman, who was working in a bagel shop at the time, became very famous, very quickly. While the success was welcome, the subsequent exposure was more challenging. That’s because Dorfman was living in the wrong body. In late July, Dorfman, 29, “clarified” in Time magazine that she was a trans woman. This was not a grand raise of a curtain, however, as Dorfman’s physical changes had been presented straightforwardly on Instagram for close to a year. It’s this frankness, even more than gender, that has defined Dorfman’s moment—and will redefine her career. LAURA BROWN: It’s been a week since…

GOLDEN GIRL I haven’t been this hyped in a while. I was super excited to see a Chi-Town native gracing the [August] @instylemagazine cover! I can honestly say that @iamjhud is not only gorgeous but extremely talented, not to mention resilient. I can’t wait to see what she’s up to ! —@TAWANALTERRELLDESIGNS, via Instagram JHud [Jennifer Hudson] is here to slay, brothers and sisters! Can’t wait to see her become Aretha, the Queen of Soul. —@RPFEIC, via Instagram BRAVO FOR BADASS Very proud of my incredible wife [Yumi Hogan] for being listed among @InStyle’s 50 “badass” women of 2021 for her work to bring art therapy to hospitalized children and for courageously speaking out against the rise in anti-Asian violence and discrimination. —@GOVLARRYHOGAN, via Twitter Yesss @giselefetterman! Continuing to be…

STAR SEARCH Last year Banana Republic partnered with Harlem’s Fashion Row, a New York agency supporting multicultural designers, to find fresh talent for a new collaboration. And there’s no doubt that they chose the right winner: Charles Harbison, who debuts his vibrant, multifaceted capsule collection for the brand this fall. “I had a lot on my mind while making the pieces, like pioneering Black women, Bauhaus modernism, and Western desert colors,” says Harbison. “This dress [above] encapsulates all of that. I love it.” Baubling Up Buzzy nonbinary designer Harris Reed draws on a rich blend of references—the Georgian era, glam rock, Romanticism—for their first jewelry collection, made in partnership with Missoma. Lovely Time The watchmaking extraordinaires at Omega have expanded their astronomy-themed Constellation range with dreamy new pieces boasting a…

“You always looked good in Dickies, distressed old T-shirts, and Converse on Jackass, so I emulated.”—DYLAN PENN DYLAN PENN: Johnny, there’s a lot I want to know about your style. JOHNNY KNOXVILLE: I don’t know what I know about style. I can’t believe that I’m a style crush. I’m honored to be chosen. DP: Honestly, we dress very similarly day-to-day. You always looked good in Dickies, distressed old T-shirts, and Converse on Jackass, so I emulated. I don’t like to use the word “tomboy,” but that’s my vibe when I’m not working. I already feel girlie, so I don’t need to dress up. JK: Ditto. I’m a total tomboy myself. [laughs] But I’ve never thought of myself as a fashion icon! I dress very simply. I have one pair of…

CAMEL Make classic tan cool with a blend of utilitarian separates and cozy top layers. SCARLET Need a look that really stands out? Try pieces in fiery, take-no-prisoners red. LAVENDER Don’t let the sweet pastel tone fool you: Splashed across loose and light silhouettes, it feels unforgettably edgy. SILVER Mega metallics work for most any occasion if you mix in unexpected texture and prints.…

How would you describe your beauty vibe? It is definitely low-key. I have so much admiration for people who can do a whole look and turn it out every day. I am not that girl. [laughs] I do love playing dress-up. For me, beauty is an extension of fashion, how I express myself, and how I want to feel. Skin care is important because if I have that foundation, then I can go and play from there. Feeling confident in my skin is what I prioritize first. How has your skin-care routine evolved over the past year? Last year there was so much shock, social change, and reflection. It really forced me to slow down in a way that I haven’t in my entire adult life, which was ultimately good…

From the moment fashion designer Ulla Johnson and her family stepped into what is now their Brooklyn home, she knew it was the one. “It had the most wonderful feeling. A couple lived here for nearly 40 years—their sons’ handprints are in the foundation,” she says. “But the housing market in New York is so competitive, we had to write a love letter to the owners, who actually ended up moving across the street after looking all over the city for another place. It’s a very special block.” Johnson and her husband, Zach Miner, who works in contemporary art, were charmed by the building’s vintage crown moldings. Still, with three kids, they set out to modernize the space while maintaining the original bones and making room to showcase their art…

I got to see Ryan McGinness’s “Warhol Flower Icons” (based on Andy Warhol’s Flowers, 1964) at his N.Y.C. studio in 2019. Like Warhol, he created hundreds of versions in various sizes and seeing the hyper-vibrant collection all together made me so happy. I appreciate this one even more after working from home during the pandemic. I love the precision that went into the making of each piece and the pop of neon colors. That’s the overall aesthetic I aim for in the house—beautiful, well-made things with a chill vibe.…

I’ve always felt that hair is the ultimate accessory,” says stylist Nikki Nelms, a master of making her clients’ press opportunities go viral thanks to her elaborate creations. From adorning Janelle Monáe’s raver-like double buns with googly eyes for a talk show appearance to layering a colorful stack of beads on Solange’s braids for her “Don’t Touch My Hair” video, Nelms is beloved by artists because she is one herself. She got her start working at a salon in her hometown of St. Petersburg, Fla., when she was in ninth grade and has kept apace ever since, tending to stars such as Zoë Kravitz, Björk, and Jurnee Smollett. Beyond the pop realm, she collaborates with esteemed visual artists like Arthur Jafa, Mickalene Thomas, and Lorna Simpson. No matter who she’s…

“The typical beauty standard is very exclusive and needs a shake-up to be more modern and inclusive. My approach is to do exactly that.”KALI KENNEDY Makeup artist, “Her,” p. 112 “I think of it as something that comes from within, not without.”ALAN CUMMING Actor, “The Beauty of Living,” p. 99 “To keep it simple. Don’t overcomplicate things.”NIKKI NELMS Hairstylist, “Doin’ It Well,” p. 120 “Minimal and clean. I like to look in the mirror and recognize myself.”CHRISTINE NICHOLSON Stylist, “Doin’ It Well,” p. 120 “Beauty comes from the inside out. By which I mean: Stay hydrated.”SLOANE CROSLEY Writer, “Easy Rider,” p. 102 “My approach to beauty is always colorful and true to the person wearing it.”WILLIAM SCOTT Makeup artist, “Doin’ It Well,” p. 120 “To celebrate uniqueness. The interest is…

PALE FIRE Paint the town pastel in lively sherbet tones…

THE COLOR CHAMELEON Nathalie Emmanuel If there’s one thing the Army of Thieves actress knows how to pull off, it’s a statement hue. Case in point: Emmanuel’s parade of bright, bold outfits in June (hey there, fire-engine-red suit and rainbow-speckled shirtdress) while promoting her movie F9: The Fast Saga. Her perfect add-ons? Platform sandals and chunky gold jewelry. THE RED CARPET LEGEND Sharon Stone Throughout her many decades in the public eye, Stone has finely honed her elegant yet irreverent style. But we’d argue that some of the iconic actress’s best-ever wardrobe choices—from silky leopard separates to sparkly evening gowns—have been on display this year as she promoted her buzzy new memoir, The Beauty of Living Twice, and worked the Cannes Film Festival circuit. THE GIRL ABOUT TOWN Hari Nef…

“Beauty this year has been about growth and really understanding who I am. I’ve learned to take more pauses in the moment and enjoy the journey. I will continue to blossom by living life to the fullest.”—SYMONE LU, @symone_lu Makeup PRODUCTS TO MAKE YOU POP. “Even during ups and downs, beauty has always been a constant in my life. I don’t want to sound cliché, but it’s about more than just looking a certain way. It lives in [all different] colors and forms.”—SARAH FEINGOLD, @sarah.feingold “Beauty is ever-expansive, going beyond palettes, shades, and swatches. I want to continue to keep it simple and get back to the basics of what genuinely feels good and what is ultimately good for the soul.”—NYMA TANG, @nymatang “The importance of internal beauty took on…

WHERE TO GO New Mexico is a soulful place with breathtaking landscapes, profound culture, and generous, grounded people. I love the whole state but am often drawn to the Santa Fe region. I enjoy exploring its Canyon Road galleries, local markets, and extraordinary museums. The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum (1) in particular is a feast for the eyes. WHERE TO STAY AND WHAT TO EAT For your first visit, I would book a room at La Fonda on the Plaza. It’s touristy, but it’s a lovely, historic hotel. Plus, you never know who you might see! The first time I stayed there, Joni Mitchell sat two tables over from me, and I could barely breathe. If you prefer a more intimate spot, the Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi (2) is a…

BOOKS Begin Again: James Baldwin’s America and Its Urgent Lessons for Our Own, by Eddie S. Glaude Jr. (1) “A harrowing look at our more than troubled history through the lens of the late, great James Baldwin’s midcentury essays on racism in America.” Punch Me Up to the Gods: A Memoir, by Brian Broome (2) “Black. Queer. Human. Necessary.” The Secret Lives of Church Ladies, by Deesha Philyaw “A fresh look at the African American church dynamic, with all of its goodness and flaws.” Stranger at the Gate: To Be Gay and Christian in America, by Mel White “It’s my fourth time reading this prophetic account of the church’s cultivation of hate toward the LGBTQ+ community in order to achieve total power, even when that power comes at the expense…

Anya Taylor-Joy looks as if she were beamed here from another time. Much has been made of this fact, a function of those arresting eyes, the kind that must drive mascara wands into an identity crisis. Or, in the words of one YouTube commenter: “Anya’s face is like a cinematographer’s cheat code.” But for our purposes? The Golden Globe–winning, Emmy-nominated actress kinda was beamed here. Not only is she in California while I’m in New York, but the era of the Celebrity Zoom Interview (Tell me about that painting! Ooh, and what are those?) has not quite drawn to a close. The indefatigable 25-year-old has done six years of back-to-back projects, notably Netflix’s juggernaut hit The Queen’s Gambit and Autumn de Wilde’s adaptation of Emma. And now she is headed…

There’s ownership, and then there’s Monica Lewinsky ownership. Impeachment: American Crime Story, the new series from director and executive producer Ryan Murphy, details Lewinsky’s mid-’90s affair with President Bill Clinton, her betrayal by confidante Linda Tripp, and the events leading up to Clinton’s 1998 impeachment. Beanie Feldstein plays Lewinsky, Sarah Paulson is Tripp, and a near unrecognizable Clive Owen plays Clinton. For Lewinsky, it took strength to even authorize an onscreen portrayal, but in keeping with Murphy’s promise that the show would be told from the perspective of the women involved, she also served as producer. In many ways she is the author, translator, and audience of her own experience. Her aim: to reduce her greatest trauma to a footnote in a much bigger story. LAURA BROWN: At the first…

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