InStyleの July 2020 の目次

Sweat It Out While the world spent this past spring in loungewear, these celebrities and models—starting with runway star Winnie Harlow—took the look to another level. The lesson? Quarantine is temporary, but style is eternal. “My mentality for getting dressed right now: If it’s clean and comfy, I’m going to put that bad boy on!”—TAYLOR HILL “Designed by my Aussie pal Pip Edwards, this P.E Nation sweatsuit is one of the most comfortable items of clothing I own.”—KATE BOSWORTH “My quarantine wardrobe is all about being cozy. Every morning I feel for the softest pieces in my closet and pull those out.”—HELENA CHRISTENSEN…

What brings me wonder? Many things, of course, but at the end of the day, the great unknowns of our world captivate me the most. For the past five years I’ve been in full production [on the two Wonder Woman films and the limited TV series I Am the Night] without a day off, so I worry about a lot of stuff late at night. Watching documentaries helps to quiet my mind. My favorite ones are about some obscure scientific phenomenon or ancient civilizations. There is so much we still don’t know, like what lies at the bottom of the ocean or how many species live on our planet. Or how different civilizations were able to build monolithic and geometrically perfect megastructures around the same time 7,000 years ago. That’s…

Last summer I traveled across the United States to film my new show, Taste the Nation, cooking and dining with communities as diverse as the Apache people of the San Carlos Reservation in Arizona; the Gullah Geechee people of South Carolina, a vibrant culture founded by former slaves–turned–landowners; crabbers and farmers in the South Carolina Sea Islands; and German descendants in Milwaukee. I foraged for wild onions with seed saver Twila Cassadore under the desert sun and then ate pack rat. I pressed tortillas in El Paso, Texas, with the sounds of U.S. border control helicopters pounding overhead. I made papaya salad with Thai war brides in Las Vegas, who are some of the strongest and funniest women you’ll ever meet. I shaped tamales with Rosa Carhuallanqui, a Peruvian dance…

Your quarantine beauty tutorials have been nothing short of inspirational. How do you do it? I was wearing pajamas every day and kept hearing people say, “You should get dressed; you’ll feel better.” But I tried it a couple of times, and I really didn’t feel better. I was just less comfortable, and there was no one to see the effort I had made. I noticed people doing full hair and makeup and model-like poses on Instagram, and it seemed like lunacy to me. I think it’s less crazy to smear makeup all over your face than to try to look cute right now, and the first time I did it, it just felt right. It’s my version of a workout—like, let me get one little chunk of creative time…

Hello, Sunshine Before you step back outside, soothe and protect your skin with these restorative elixirs…

Just when I thought pink was on [its] way out of my brain, bam Some images from my current inspiration wall next to the new @instylemagazine, with the always mesmerizing @ladygaga. —@DANIELLE.NICOLE.ARMSTRONG @ladygaga is always one step ahead of everyone —@HOWHEARTTHOU ISOLATION INSPIRATION I’ve been a huge fan of your magazine for years. During this quarantine, it has provided a respite. I’m inspired by InStyle to create visual interest through fashion. Thank you for this great issue! —ROBIN J. CARRILLO, Orlando, Fla. MINI MONSTER My #littlemonster found my @InStyle mag & [said]-Who is this? She is so cool! Me: @ladygaga she sings our fav song The Cure! Liv-I want her to be my mom! So…next best thing was to dress her up as Lady Gaga! Now she keeps asking if…

GET THAT BREAD Named for a French bakery favorite, Fendi’s iconic Baguette bag has been in high demand for over two decades. This season the style feels fresher than ever in just the right ivory-and-black combination to set off an evening look—even if you’re wearing it only to FaceTime your friends. Stepping It Up Danish designer Cecilie Bahnsen partners with mega-chain Charles & Keith to create a few of the coolest mary-jane flats you’ll ever encounter. Our favorite details? Quilted satin fabric and chunky square buckles. Cecilie Bahnsen x Charles & Keith mary janes (made of recycled satin), $339 and $279 (on model); charleskeith.com/us. CLOSET CLASSIC Tove Consider this London-based label your source for non-boring wardrobe staples. Crafted from textured silk and organic cotton, the styles are simple yet sophisticated…

Actress Zoey Deutch has sharp fashion instincts, but that doesn’t mean she’s above making a plan. “Dialectical thinking is a cornerstone of our fittings,” says Elizabeth Stewart, the star’s stylist. “In particular, she puts a lot of thought into her shoes: I call her ‘shoe-ticular.’” Other common threads to Deutch’s choices? “They’re eclectic and unexpected,” says Stewart. “Her look is chicly adventurous—with a dash of Amish grandma thrown in.” “Zoey and I sparred over the jewelry for this mustard jumpsuit—so many options looked good. But we settled on sapphire and diamond pieces by Harry Winston. They added the perfect pop of blue.”—ELIZABETH STEWART…

Sleeper Hits Ease back into getting dressed with boxy, pajama-inspired separates. LOOK OF THE MOMENT Loungewear The cozy-chic staples we want right now COLORFUL KNIT PANTS FUN FLATS GRAPHIC T-SHIRTS LIGHTWEIGHT CARDIGANS ERRAND-RUNNING TOTES You Know You Want It Re-create this look from Rodarte’s witchy-cool collection with crisp shirting, moody florals, and hints of goth-glam sparkle. FROM HEAD TO TOE Nothing sets off a summer look like the perfect sun hat and sandal pairing.…

WHEN THIS BRITISH MAKEUP ARTIST entered the Instagram scene three-plus years ago, the beauty landscape was filled with “perfect” faces featuring stenciled brows and layers of foundation. “I went against the norm,” Hughes says. She filmed realistic tutorials and posted unretouched images of her own face, creating a style that quickly became her signature. “Your pores are there. You can edit them out, but who is that helping? It’s not boosting your confidence, nor is it making your audience feel better about their skin.” Known for painting colorful eyes and bold lips against a glowing complexion, Hughes shares daily content with a social community of almost half a million people. And staying connected these days has become more important than ever: “I don’t call them followers; I like the word…

GREEN IS GOOD SERENITY NOW Nutritionist, author, and wellness guru Kimberly Snyder shares the self-care hacks that help keep her calm amid the chaos. GET LOOSE If your stress is manifesting itself in knotty muscles, ease the aches with this cooling CBD lotion with a citrus scent. HEADS UP Giving your hair extra attention? Don’t overdo it with heavy masks: If you’re trying to bolster damaged strands, using a high-protein treatment every day could actually lead to breakage, says Brendnetta Ashley, national artistic educator at the Salon by InStyle. In general, apply moisturizing masks once or twice a week and strengthening, protein-rich treatments once or twice a month. Here, a few of Ashley’s favorites. FAB FIND FYFE BY JILLIAN DEMPSEY What’s more fun than watching beauty tutorials taught by a…

Anjelica Huston MALIBU, 1983 The pearls are my mother’s [Enrica Soma’s], given to her by my father [John Huston] when he came back from Japan after he made The Barbarian and the Geisha. The pink outfit was, as I remember, just a little leotard and a full skirt made by my dressmaker, whose name, ironically enough, was Rosie! I can’t remember what [the photographer] Carinthia [West] and I were doing that day, other than that it was in Malibu, and it was obviously a very happy, beautiful day. My fondest summer memories are split four ways: playing tag on the lawn at our house in Ireland as a child with my brother Tony and riding in local gymkhanas on my pony, Victoria. More recently, games of pool pong at my…

Darroch and Michael Putnam share a decade-long marriage; their celebrated New York floral-design company, Putnam & Putnam; and an adorable rescue pup named Bam Bam. But the pair’s second home, in Brooklyn, is strictly Michael’s domain. “Having our own apartments wasn’t the original intention, but it’s working for us,” explains Darroch, who resides in Manhattan’s East Village. “Usually, when we aren’t together at our studio, we hang out by going to dinner or a movie. We are home so rarely that having separate places helps us decompress.” For Michael, relaxing starts in the living room, which he has decorated with an eclectic mix of objects—from French heirloom finds to jewel-toned pillows—that he’s lovingly gathered over the years. One of his most cherished pieces? A richly textured wall hanging created by…

Cover: Swizz Beatz, Egypt Dean, and Genesis Dean; styling: Jason Bolden p. 2: Alexander Saladrigas/Cerutti & Co p. 3: From left: courtesy Tan France, Kourken Pakchanian/Condé Nast/Getty p. 4: Swizz Beatz, Egypt Dean, and Genesis Dean p. 6: Clockwise from top right: Nathaniel Goldberg/The Lindsay Thompson Company; Sebastian Faena/LENS, courtesy @Iam.lavallee; courtesy @Mrssmithrobms (2); courtesy @Howheartthou; courtesy @Danielle.nicole.armstrong p. 8: Clockwise from top left: courtesy Jonathan Van Ness; courtesy Karamo Brown; courtesy Katie Jane Hughes; courtesy Stephanie Gilmore; courtesy Amy Sedaris; courtesy Jason Bolden; courtesy Antoni Porowski; courtesy Tan France; courtesy Bobby Berk p. 10: Swizz Beatz, Egypt Dean, and Genesis Dean; courtesy Jennifer Fisher; courtesy Chanel; courtesy Givenchy; courtesy Fendi; courtesy Timpa Lingerie p. 11: Clockwise from top left: courtesy Penguin Random House; courtesy Creme of Nature; courtesy Celine;…

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“You’ve always embodied the idea that it’s the person who makes the dress.”—KELSEY ASBILLE KELSEY ASBILLE: Ruth, how are you? This is such a difficult time, so talking to you is a wonderful distraction. RUTH NEGGA: That makes me so happy! It feels like the end of the world, doesn’t it? I’m in L.A., but before that I was in New York doing Hamlet. We finished days before Broadway went dark. KA: Amazing. I was working on Fargo, and we had to postpone filming before the last two episodes. RN: I believe they call that a cliff-hanger! How’s it been so far? KA: It’s great. It’s set in the ’50s, and I’ve fallen in love with the cowboy wardrobe. What have you been up to in quarantine? RN: My family…

If you had told Christian Siriano that he’d still be manufacturing face masks months into the coronavirus pandemic, he wouldn’t have believed you. In mid-March, when the country faced dire shortages of vital medical equipment for frontline health-care workers, the idea that we’d still be attempting to curb the spread of COVID-19 would have seemed unimaginable to most—with the possible exception of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, who pleaded for protective gear during his daily press briefings. “I never ever thought that I’d be doing this for very long,” Siriano says. “But we still get requests every day from the public, doctors, and hospitals asking for masks.” The mask-making origin story has been well documented: After Siriano tweeted at the governor that he had a full sewing team working from…

BABY DOLL The ’90s teen favorite feels fresh, whether you pair it with combats boots or heels. TENT In striking solids, these minimalist shapes are perfect blank canvases for sculptural accents. SHIRT-INSPIRED Whether it’s utilitarian or retro-cool, the style stands out in a crowd—or on a Zoom call. RUFFLED Spice up your Saturday nights with this season’s flouncy designs.…

You’ve been developing some new skills during quarantine and sharing your progress on Instagram. Have you mastered Rollerblading yet? Not yet! [laughs] I’m trying to figure out how to stop. That’s my only issue; otherwise it’s great! I’m attempting to slow down a bit. My form of self-care has been prioritizing what feels good in my life. In America it’s easy to feel like if we’re not working 24/7, then we’re depriving ourselves of some type of purpose—when in reality it’s the opposite. You’ve also been hosting some virtual happy hours. What have you been toasting with every night? Some nights, hopefully, it’s just water. But when I do drink, it changes: Mezcal is the cure to make everything seem brighter, more lively. Red wine is my cozy-blanket buddy. Scotch…

TAN FRANCE – on Fashion – On a recent hike, I ran into a friend, and I missed being able to hug her. I’m used to touching people all the time because I’m getting them dressed. It’s hard. I’ve been quarantining in Salt Lake City with my husband [Rob] and have just been taking things one step at a time. In the morning I put the kettle on, make breakfast, and start my workout. And then I get dressed, which makes me feel better. I’ve always said that clothes should make you feel a certain kind of way, and even if nobody else is seeing you, you’re doing it for yourself. When I look in the mirror, I still want to see the “me” that I’m happy with. I’m not wearing…

WHY YOU SHOULD GO The area is diverse and not too manicured—it’s also a bit rock and roll. Having grown up in England, I look at all the Muscle Beach bodybuilders and Rollerbladers around and feel like I’m in a scene from the movies. WHERE YOU SHOULD STAY AND EAT Usually I’ll get a suite overlooking the water at the Rose Hotel; waking up to the ocean is the greatest luxury to me. The Rose Venice is nearby, and I’ll often go there for amazing seafood. I also enjoy dining at Gjelina and Felix Trattoria (1), which offers a divine wine list and some of the best pizza I’ve ever eaten. WHAT TO DO The Getty Center (2) is a short drive away and has an amazing garden and stunning…

When I was little, I loved watching I Dream of Jeannie. My favorite part was when she would go inside her bottle because it was her own little world—whatever was happening on the outside had nothing to do with what was going on inside. So when I moved into my Greenwich Village apartment in 2008, that was exactly the vibe I was going for. It has become my favorite place in the world, hands down. I’m surrounded by everything that makes me happy. And everything has a story behind it. It’s a one-bedroom apartment, so it’s not very big, but it gets great light in the afternoon and always smells like fresh flowers. I share it with my rabbit, Tina, so I also think of my house as a hutch…