Tabla de contenidos para March 2016 en Glamour

@SAINTHOAX “Instagram’s most hilarious, on-point, and a little bit politically incorrect artist. Only tears of laughter for these pop mash-ups!” —Alexandra Schwartz, assistant entertainment editor LAKE STREET DIVE’S NEW ALBUM, SIDE PONY This band is going to own the universe this year. They have beautiful harmonies, clever songwriting—I could listen to singer Rachael Price sing anything, even used-car jingles.” —Kat Thomsen, digital managing editor GUCCI MARMONT MIDHEEL PUMPS “Chic heels that are comfortable? And I can wear them with my flares? Yes and yes.” —Sophia Chabbott, senior digital fashion editor Gucci pumps, $750, gucci.com MOMA’S NEW “OCEAN OF IMAGES” PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT “It’s a fascinating mix of video installation and photography. And the styles are all so different!” —Michelle Rose Sulcov, senior photo research editor THE “DREAM TWIST” “It looks like a…

50% of you would wear this trend. But reader Ann Hogan isn’t one of them. “It’s a waste of two outfits in one day.”…

First it was flared pants; now it’s flared sleeves! Suddenly street-style stars are sporting cuffs as wide as waistbands. They do have a certain fashion-forward drama, but they also have a few pitfalls: Washing your hands can feel like an obstacle course. And forget about reaching into the salad bar—you’ll be getting whiffs of tuna and black olive for the rest of the day. Topping them off with a coat presents additional challenges (be prepared to wrap the extra fabric around your wrist to prevent bunching). But on the bright side, chipped polish will be your little secret! So go ahead and let your freak sleeves fly—we’re calling this one a Do.…

W WORK D DATES R RELAXING “This Céline look [right] is what I call a go-anywhere dress,” says Davison. “The jersey fabric makes it easy to pack, and it’s the perfect blank canvas for standout accessories.” Her Inspiration: Davison’s own snap of the Museum of Modern Art’s “Picasso Sculpture” exhibit in New York City. “I’m drawn to the rich tones of the wood,” she says. “This season I’m applying the same pairing of sharp textures and earthy colors to my wardrobe.”…

W WORK D DATES R RELAXING “I love this outfit from Loewe [left] as part of my modern work wardrobe,” says Royt, above right. “Take all these pieces apart and they would look great with everything in your closet.” Her Inspiration: The Bea Mombaers bed and breakfast in Belgium, left. “This room has the same mix of textures as the Loewe look [far left],” says Royt. “The leather, chrome, and furry accents are modern but approachable.”…

1 That Denim Bag! There are approximately 857 new collaborations every fashion season, but here’s one our editors got genuinely fangirl-y over: storied French house Roger Vivier teaming up with celebrity stylist Camille Seydoux (actress Léa’s sister), above, on a capsule collection done in denim. Peep the whole thing at store.rogervivier.com. 2 The Ultimate Statement Shades You know you’ve hit a home run when your girlfriends go all PI on you and demand to know exactly where you bought everything you’re wearing. And you will be interrogated (in a good way) about these colorful Max Mara sunglasses. “Oh, these?” you’ll reply. “They’re designed by one of the top female artists in the world: American painter Maya Hayuk, known for her geometric murals.” Bam. 3 These Bags (and These Boys) This…

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There’s a reason—three of them, actually—that body-weight training is one of the hottest fitness trends of 2016: It requires no equipment (you use your body instead of weights as resistance for mega results); i t c an b e done anywhere; “and it makes you feel so strong and confident,” says Los Angeles celebrity trainer Astrid Swan, who does this type of workout with A-listers like Nina Dobrev, right. Loving it on all levels! Swan created this routine exclusively for Glamour; do it two or three times, three days a week. For cardio, Swan likes to add 20 jumping jacks or mountain climbers between moves. Simple, right? 1 Crossover-leg push-up (works back, chest, shoulders, and obliques) Start in raised push-up position, feet hip-width apart. Sweep left leg under right, bend…

“I think in three or four years, there are going to be a whole lot more people who don’t think it’s necessary to figure out if you’re gay or straight. It’s, like, just do your thing.” —Kristen Stewart “I’m not trying to be, like, the bisexual, lesbian rapper. I don’t live on other people’s terms.” —Azealia Banks “I’m literally open to every single thing that’s consenting, doesn’t involve an animal, and everyone is of age.” —Miley Cyrus “I’ve gone both ways. Men are intriguing. So are chicks.” —Michelle Rodriguez “Being in love with my girlfriend is a big part of why I’m feeling so happy with who I am these days.… But I have erotic dreams only about men.” —Cara Delevingne…

A few weeks ago I got a text from the girl who plays my best friend in a film I had just shot. We had figured out that we’d gone to the same elementary school and shared stories of our crazy principal, other kids, the terrible teachers, etc. She sent me a copy of my seventh grade class picture—and there I was, 12-year-old me, clad in my plaid school uniform, sitting front row, pretending to smile. If you saw that picture, you might think, There’s a cute little girl; I’m sure she’s happy. But when I saw it, emotions flooded through me. I remembered how desperately unhappy I felt there. I was bullied. I didn’t have any friends. I thought a boy would never look at me. I hated myself,…

I’m the fourth of eight kids brought up by our grandmother. We didn’t have much, but I was always a hustler. At 22 I was a manager of a shoe store and a butcher, and I thought, I want to better myself. I’ll go work in the kitchen at a hospital. I went to all these hospitals in Chicago, and everyone said, “We would love to hire you, but you don’t have enough experience.” I tried nursing homes. Same thing. At the very last one, when the supervisor said, “I would love to hire you, but—” I cut her off: But I don’t have enough experience? That’s what you’re trying to tell me? I was pretty much in tears—I didn’t want to be in a standstill position. The lady was…

The Ten Best Roles for Women Let’s pause to appreciate what makes this awards season groundbreaking: a surge of fearless, fascinating roles for women. Regardless of what happens on February 28, our nominees for the year’s 10 best performances are: 1. Alicia Vikander in The Danish Girl Oscar nominee Vikander, 27, is Gerda, loyal wife of Eddie Redmayne’s Lili, who transitions to living as a woman in the 1930s. We still can’t shake her begging, “I need my husband. I need to hold my husband!” 2. Brie Larson in Room As a longheld-captive mom who plots an escape and new life for herself and her son, Golden Globe winner and Oscar nominee Larson, 26, is everything: raw, angry, determined, and never more unforgettable than when she whispers, “Goodbye, room.” 3.…

Elizabeth Taylor in the Taylor-Burton Diamond, 1970 “Forget the dress; this was the most expensive rock in the world.” —Elissa Velluto, senior accessories editor Madonna in Bob Mackie, 1991 “Channeling Marilyn? When Madge comes to play, there’s no competition.” —Richard Blandino, bookings director Sharon Stone in Gap, 1996 “This Gap turtleneck, worn with a Valentino skirt, marked the beginning of high-low fashion.” —Sophia Chabbott, senior —Sophia Chabbott, senior digital fashion edit Michelle Williams in Vera Wang, 2006 “An unexpected dress color plus a red lip? Instantly iconic.” —Ashley Taliento, photo director Jared Leto in Givenchy, 2015 “The hair, the powder blue tux, the brooch— he just upped the menswear game.” —Kate Branch, senior entertainment editor…

Natural Curls Model Alewya Demmisse’s many hair phases? “I wanted to look like Lil’ Bow Wow, with braids and white beads,” she says. “Then I wore it curly—my Lionel Richie look. This past fashion week I didn’t straighten it, and I’m getting noticed for it. No shade on straight hair—it’s beautiful!—but I don’t want to feel like I need to change it.” Look-at-Me Color What is model Julia Almendra’s natural color? “I’m not sure anymore,” she says. “I’ve had it gray, blonde, and brown, and I’ve always wanted blue hair. It’s my favorite color—maybe because I grew up by the sea. To keep it healthy, I use Kiehl’s hair masks every week and let it air-dry.” Baby Dreads When model Ajak Deng first cut her long, chemically damaged hair into…

Now Trending In need of a style refresh? Consider the season’s futuristic fashions your closet’s hardware update. In the queue: look-at-me embellishments, highimpact patent, and flashes of metallic (ahem: that bag!). Screen Queen Get ready for your close-up with oversize mirrored earrings, a bold red lip, and a swipe of mascara. Give ’Em the Slip The season’s must-have dress, the slip, is perfect for a night out—or, when layered over a long-sleeve knit, a power lunch. So loving the crushed metallic fabric! Full Metal Jacket Our favorite update right now? A high-shine top that goes with everything in your closet—from a little black dress to a skirt over pants (see page 60 for tips on pulling off the latter). Lady of the Future Our formula for pretty spring style? Mix…

“Wear something that feels like a celebration. I’m one of those people who pops champagne on a Tuesday.” –Aurora James of Brother Vellies “Never say never. That’s what my mother would tell me when I’d say, I’ll never, ever wear bell-bottoms or whatever. And of course a few years down the line I’d end up wearing just that.” –Tabitha Simmons “Wear what you want. I get a little bit anxious, especially around big events, and I always have to pull back and say, What do you want to wear? Otherwise, I’m asking myself, What should I wear? What are they expecting me to wear? I don’t like those questions. They don’t feel good.” –Rosie Assoulin “The best piece of fashion advice was from my daughter. I was heading out the…

February At last year’s Academy Awards in Hollywood, February 22 “These braids were the most tedious, worth-it hair I’ve ever had. I had to take them out right away, but they were beautiful.” March At the iHeartRadio Music Awards in Los Angeles, March 29 “We just slicked my hair back into a ponytail and then put this huge piece of hair on top. It was super heavy, but it looked good!” October At the Emanuel Ungaro fashion show in Paris, October 4 “People were so excited by these cornrows, but to me it’s a normal hairstyle. Plus, they’re frizzproof!” November At the ACLU SoCal Bill of Rights Dinner in Beverly Hills, November 8 “This is my Olivia Pope look, because I was introducing Kerry Washington. The hair—handled!” December At the…

Cover Calvin Klein Collection dress, $3,995, bracelets, Calvin Klein Collection, NYC. Cartier necklace, $7,450, Cartier stores. Table of Contents Page 23: Dior sweater, $1,200, top, $2,200 (sold with shorts), Dior stores. Michael Kors Collection pants, $795, select Michael Kors stores. Glamour Fashion Page 69: Miu Miu jacket, $5,325, top, $1,050, skirt, $1,200, heels, $775, miumiu.com. Fashion Talk Page 91: Hermès Faubourg watch, $17,575, Hermès stores. Loewe bag, $1,990, nordstrom.com. Elizabeth and James booties. Page 92: Ginette NY by Frédérique Dessemond necklace, $290, ginette-ny.com. Jimmy Choo flats, $675, jimmy choo.com. Pierre Hardy bag, $1,595, Pierre Hardy, NYC. Page 102: Persona by Marina Rinaldi jacket, $379, pants, $199, heygorgeous.com. Aerie cami, $16, aerie.com. Mansur Gavriel bag, $610, Dover Street Market New York, NYC. Bally clutches, bally.com. Aldo shoes, aldoshoes.com for similar. Page…

Didn’t think @glamourmag could get any better—and then they put Tina AND Amy on the cover. —@shantelittle_, via Twitter Can we talk about how #TinaAndAmy are killin’ it on the @glamourmag cover? —@lilzwelz, via Twitter Tempted to frame my @glamourmag cover with Tina Fey and @smrtgrls Amy Poehler to hang in my office. Is that weird? —Jeanne Subjack, via Twitter Taking on the Internet Trolls @MonicaLewinsky I’m so proud of you for standing up to the Internet trolls. Because of your courage, I stand up to them too. —Kayla Johns, via Twitter MUST read. @glamourmag this article is so needed for me & many others. Thank you for sharing. #stopthesocialsavagery —Bailee Madison, via Twitter Thank you so much for publicizing Bystander Revolution. I just signed up and am looking forward…

1. All of the 17 bridesmaid dresses you own. Make a prom-bound teen happy. 2. The shoes you love that have never loved you back. 3. The skintight leather pencil skirt that requires Spanx over your Spanx. 4. Those Chinese-takeoutstained sweats you seem always to be wearing during “We should end this” conversations. 5. The bikini that looked sexy in South Beach but feels porno at home in Portland. 6. The superexpensive whatever-it-is you scored on sale, never wore, and keep only because you feel too guilty to get rid of it. We absolve you. 7. Drop-crotch pants. It’s OK: Lots of us bought them. Collective mistake. 8. The porkpie hat from your hipster phase, a.k.a. “those two months with Darrell.” 9. Everything you’re saving in case you morph into…

W WORK D DATES R RELAXING “This look [right] from Gucci is a perfectly modern pairing of vintage prints and silhouettes,” says Sailer Van Lith, left. “I’d pop it on with a slipper and wear it to host a party.” Her Inspiration: An eccentrically designed room inside Castello Sannazzaro, in Giarole, Italy. “I’m decorating my new home in Brooklyn,” says Sailer Van Lith. “Interiorwise, I’m inspired by rich fabrics, unexpected textiles, and an eclectic mix of pieces, which I also loved on the runway this season.”…

City Girl Palermo takes her designs for a spin near her Brooklyn neighborhood. Easy Does It “I love to play with pattern,” says Palermo. “You can wear this as a set or break it up. For a more polished look, I would tuck the top in, belt it, and pair it with bright flats for a little pop.” We’re fairly certain Olivia Palermo does not keep a LinkedIn profile, but if she did, it would be as long as War and Peace. The 30-year-old’s accomplishments include (deep breath, now) a lead part on the reality-TV show The City from 2008 to 2010; modeling gigs for brands like Mango and Rochas; collaborations with Aquazzura, BaubleBar, and Ciaté; spots on global best-dressed lists; and her ongoing role as editor-in-chief of her namesake…

“Pay special attention to things like a sharp résumé cover or iPad case. If you’re that detailed in your project of dressing yourself, the message you’re sending is that you’ll also be detailed on the job.” —Jennifer Baumgartner, Psy.D., author of You Are What You Wear “Letting one thing be the hero—like a statement necklace—is really important.” —Sophia Amoruso, founder of Nasty Gal “Wide-leg trousers are really elegant. You can balance them out with something more low-key, like a tee, or polish them with a jacket.” —Sarah Slutsky, fashion stylist “Always have some sort of jacket with you when interviewing. You never know who you may be introduced to— and it could be someone who is very senior in the company.” —Toni Thompson, an executive director of human resources at…

In a world of face-altering contouring and more-ismore brows, it was refreshing to see the spring runways embracing makeup that can only be described as, well, pretty. The stronger stuff is still around, but sometimes “it feels fresh to be subtly polished, as opposed to doing a whole glammed-up vibe,” says makeup artist Romy Soleimani. “Plus, it never seems like you’re trying too hard.” So how to get that finished-but-not-too-done effect, including this soft, pink-all-over idea from Dior? Turn the page and choose your look. The Double Rosé At shows like Lanvin, Christian Dior (left), and Ryan Roche, models proved that rosy lids can be just as flattering as pink lipstick. The key to wearing them together: “It’s all about gorgeous, creamy skin,” says Soleimani, who designed the makeup at…

There aren’t a lot of things out there that legitimately look fantastic on everyone, so we at Glamour live for an all-purpose, every-woman style. (Bonus if there are three of them to choose from.) Read on for your guide to mastering these no-fail styles—we guarantee they’ll turn out great, no matter what you’re working with. Look 1: The Effortless KNOT Updos are back in a big way— and this time around, they’re unfussy, undone, low-key (no three-hour Dynasty-style instructions!). To get it right at home, says hairstylist Mara Roszak: “Do it midheight if you’re going casual, or sling it low for something more formal.” Or go high for a statement look, like Zendaya’s, above right. Beyond that, you’ll need clear elastics, hairpins, and a bit of product, plus these texture-specific…

63% of women believe sexual orientation can change “There is a growing tendency not to be boxed in, especially among millennial women,” says Cornell University’s Savin-Williams. 47% of women say they’ve been attracted to another woman In other words, “only about half of all women report that they are absolutely only attracted to the opposite sex, especially if we include crushes and romantic or nonsexual feelings,” says Savin-Williams. 31% of women have had a sexual experience with another woman And of those women: 93% said they’d kissed 85% said they’d touched a partner’s breasts or genitals 63% reported receiving oral sex 55% reported giving oral sex 63% of women, however, say they wouldn’t date a man who has had sex with another man “This suggests that these women hold on…

Don’t be afraid of no “If you don’t ask, you don’t get. The worst that someone can say is no. And if I send an email to someone and it doesn’t get answered, I don’t take it personally. I’m just like, ‘OK, onto the next.’” Hello: Ask again! “Why would you give up on a dream after just one try? When you follow up, consider taking a different approach. Maybe you can present the idea differently or find another contact. Sometimes it just takes time.” Make it personal “I prefer to cold email rather than cold-call, but the subject line is very important. I usually go with something like, ‘Hello from GlamSquad cofounder/CEO,’ so people know that there is a human behind the email.”…

Don’t let the glossy blond hair and sumptuously decorated apartment fool you: Tory Burch is no Martha Stewart. “I’m not much of a chef!” she says. But she does love to host, and she’s good at it. (Unflappable too—when sprinklers came on at one of her lawn parties, soaking all the guests, Burch laughed and gave everyone towels.) She credits the rollicking parties her parents would throw at their Pennsylvania farmhouse in the 1970s for inspiring her: “We never knew who would show up to dinner,” recalls Burch. “My mother was, and still is, the ultimate host, and she would create these exquisite meals, whether it was for 100 guests or just my family.” That attention to detail has certainly rubbed off; Burch serves Diet Coke in a wineglass! But…

Balancing Act A borrowed-from-the-boys leather jacket adds downtown edge to any outfit—even a ladylike pleated skirt. Mix Master Business on the top, athleisure on the bottom. Sporty pants smartened up with a blazer and a bow blouse is a definite Do. Fast Track Introducing the season’s most versatile piece: the track pant (see previous page too!). Pair it with a chic button-up and tailored trench, and it’s office appropriate. The Cool-Girl “Suit” A fitted bomber and matching wide-leg pants get our seal of approval. Pair with a striped top and sneakers for a weekend vibe. On the Fringe You can wear your favorite cocktail dress by day—with a pair of streamlined, athleticinspired pants and sneakers. Logo-a-Go-Go A statement trench makes waiting for your Uber an event. No accessories required! Neighborhood…

THE FASHION-AS-ART STAR ROSIE ASSOULIN Known for: Bold color, drama—and keeping the Man Repeller street-style-ready Rosie Assoulin’s personality-rich clothing isn’t for those who want to go unnoticed. (Seriously, good luck blending in with the looks at right.) And given the 30-yearold’s track record—winning last year’s CFDA Swarovski Award for Womenswear; dressing the red-carpet and street-style sets—plenty of women want to be seen in her designs. The Rosie résumé: On why she became a designer: “I did event planning before. I loved it, but there was no way to push that other thing [fashion] down. I had this if/when/then thinking about it: ‘Oh, I’ll start when I can achieve that.’ So I spent a long time killing that dream. I don’t know what exactly gave me the fire to give it…

Ajak “Everybody was like, ‘It brings out your face, it brings out your cheekbones— this is it!’ ” Agnes “My mom and my grandma cried. They were like, ‘What have you done?!’ ” Rhiannon “On Instagram, people tell me I’m their inspiration. It’s really cool.” Julia “People compare me with Debbie Harry, because my hair’s the same length— and has the same amount of damage.” Soekie “An old guy stopped me and said, ‘Oh my God—you look like Sinéad O’Connor. You’re the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen!’ ” Alewya “I told my mom I was gonna change my current cut to a mullet. She was like, ‘Hell to the no. Are you crazy?’ ”…

1. Employ Your Brush Use a boar-bristle one to pull back hair and smooth the most errant flyaways. Mason Pearson Handy Pure Brush in Dark Ruby (bigelowchemists.com) 2. Stick With Clear Elastics Fasten your pony with a clear elastic, use a molding cream on damp ends (for grip and to control flyaways), and braid. Goody Ouchless Mini Elastics in Clear ($5 for 250, Walmart) 3. Be Strategic With Your Spray Mist a flexible-hold hairspray on a toothbrush to clean up baby strands near your hairline. Pantene Pro-V Style Series Airspray Level 2 Hold ($7, at drugstores)…

Black-andwhite stripes are an oldie, but they’re also a goodie. That’s why when brands including Alice + Olivia by Stacey Bendet and J.Crew sent them down the spring runways, s treet-style stars began piling them on from head to toe, like urban zebras gone wild. What you don’t want is to come off looking like an NFL ref—or the dude on the Get Out of Jail Free card in Monopoly. A Glamour poll revealed that 78 percent of you are into black-and-white stripes, but if you’re unsure about doubling (or tripling!) up on them, just remember: Elongate with f lattering verticals and play up your waist so you don’t look like a circus tent. And never, ever wear multiple stripes with a black tie or goth makeup unless you answer…

WHO’S THAT GIRL? She’s model Kyra Green, and her cardinal fashion rule is to have fun with it. “I usually stick to dark hues,” she says. “But this season I’m excited to try a mix of patterns and colors.” Miu Miu jacket, top, skirt, heels, miumiu.com. See Glamour Shopper for more information.…

W WORK D DATES R RELAXING “This Chloé maxidress [left] could be worn so many ways,” says Ferrara, above. “In the city I’d belt an oversize army jacket over it, or layer a men’s trouser underneath. To host a party on my farm, I’d wear it barefoot with a denim jacket.” Her Inspiration: A field at Ferrara and husband Fabio Chizzola’s upstate New York farm, Westwind Orchard. “I think nature and creativity are linked,” says Ferrara. “For me, my farm plays a big role in my creative vision.”…

THE TRENCH COAT Find more what-to-wear inspiration at glamour.com/fashion/outfit-ideas.…

True story: It’s a particularly frosty winter night, and my sometimes-sensitive, often-dehydrated skin is flaring up again—red around my nose, bumpy on my cheeks, and flaky everywhere else. So I find myself at my medicine cabinet, staring at my approximately 47 masks, moisturizers, and serums, desperate for a fix. Do I need a sheet mask? some cortisone? a warm vacation? And how did I, a supposedly skin-literate editor, get this confused? One thing I knew for sure: My runaway skin care collection, filled with more fad products than I’d like to admit, had left me perplexed and overwhelmed. Determined to single out the keepers, I spoke to a host of top doctors and skin pros. And relief…experts say these new classics are the real deal. New Classic: Face Oils Ask…

Love Guys Sex YOU “Every person pictured here identifies as something other than 100 percent straight.” —photographer iO Tillett Wright, who has taken nearly 10,000 portraits for her upcoming “Self Evident Truths” exhibition in Washington, D.C. “It’s important to see these faces,” she says. “Did you know that in more than half the country they could be fired solely because of their sexual or gender identity? We need to accept each other’s differences.” Who are you attracted to? If Dedeker, a 28-year-old Californian, were answering that kind of question on Match.com, she’d check “all of the above.” She’s been with guys, girls—whomever she happens to be into at the moment. “Sometimes I say I’m heteroflexible,” she says. “Sometimes I spell it out and say I’m attracted to everyone. Labels just…

Why don’t we just Uber? I can get it.” A simple offer, and a thoughtful one. I was on a street corner with Olivia,* a girl I’d recently started seeing—more important, the first girl I’d met in a while whom I like liked. We were late for a movie, so the modern miracle that is ordering a car via smartphone made practical sense. So why did the idea fill me with such dread? Because I had a serious money problem. Let me explain. I don’t live paycheck to paycheck, but I do not in any way fall under the umbrella of “rich.” Dining out at a fancy restaurant is an extravagance, not a typical Tuesday. I’ve never flown first class. Olivia, meanwhile, makes a lot more money than I do.…

“All these things people say they turn to a partner for, I turn to [my friend] Amina for.… [In her I got] the thing I always wanted but didn’t get from relationships with men: pushing me to be better without seeming like they were constantly disappointed in me.” —Ann Friedman, 34, writer “I’m just not sure there’s somebody for everybody.” —Aminatou Sow, 30, digital strategist “I want the chance to pick up and move to a new city for a new job or for adventure without having to worry about a spouse or a family. I need to be able to stay at the office until three in the morning if I have to, and not care about putting dinner on the table.” —Amanda Litman, 25, political communicator “People are…

9 ripe red tomatoes 3 red bell peppers, chopped into 1-inch cubes 1 medium red onion, chopped 1 garlic clove, chopped 3 cucumbers, seeded and chopped ⅓ cup olive oil 2 tbsp. champagne vinegar 1 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce 2 dashes of hot sauce Salt and pepper to taste Juice from 3 lemons 1 pint cherry tomatoes, quartered 1 avocado, chopped 5 large basil leaves, chopped 1. Bring a pot of salted water to a boil. Using a paring knife, cut an X in the bottom of the tomatoes. Place them in the boiling water for 20 seconds, remove with a slotted spoon, and transfer to a bowl of salted ice water. Peel the skins off, core, and seed. 2. In a blender, puree the tomatoes, peppers, red onion, garlic, and…

From Classic to Cocktail After donning Dior for this year’s Globes, J.Law brought the fun in a Versace mini. From Sparkle to Sizzle It was all Calvin Klein for Lupita Nyong’o at the 2015 Oscars, but she ditched the train and showed more skin after the ceremony. From High Neck to Deep V Emma Stone was Oscardemure in Elie Saab but partied in a plunging Altuzarra. Why have one fashion moment when you can have two? That’s the thinking behind the now de rigueur celebrity outfit switch between the Oscar red carpet and the after-party. The advice stylist Leslie Fremar (who works with women like Julianne Moore and Katy Perry) gives her clients? “Wear something you can have fun in. Go lighter in fabric, but stay away from satin—the shine…

“Much like New Year’s Eve, it’ll be a night that ends with a lot of drunk, disappointed people swearing they’ll do better next year.” —Rock, in an Oscar 2016 preview “One of my favorite movies [this year] was The Butler.… Oprah Winfrey should have gotten an Oscar, because that acting job was amazing. She had to act like she was poor!” —hosting the 2014 BET Awards “I love animation…because you can be anything you want to be. If you’re a fat woman, you can play a skinny princess.… If you’re a white man, you can play an Arabian prince. And if you’re a black man, you can play a donkey or a zebra.” —presenting at the 2012 Oscars “You go to the Grammys, there’s singin’…Tony Awards, there’s singin’ and dancin’……

HER WORDS TO LIVE BY: “Never try to be someone else’s definition of beautiful. You have to define beautiful for yourself.” —Zendaya, photographed in Los Angeles You can tell a lot about a Hollywood star by the way she celebrates her birthday. A blowout yacht party for 5,000 off Ibiza? Not for Zendaya, the Disney girl who keeps adding to her résumé. She turned 18 at home—and used the day to rally her 19 million Instagram followers to help feed 150 schoolchildren in developing countries for a year. Then last September, for her nineteenth, she did it again: “Instead of presents,” she announced on Crowdrise, “I want to help three brothers who inspired me beyond words.” The young siblings had lost their parents to AIDS; Zendaya had met them on…

Get Gwyneth’s Poppy Pieces Inspired by her cover-story colors? Try pairing... ...a Bright With White ...Earth Tones Together ...or Blue on Blue Gwyneth’s Skin Confessions Celebs don’t have perfect habits either. Here’s how our cover girl upped her game. “When I was in my twenties, I did nothing. (I’m always fighting a tomboy instinct to not do anything.) In my thirties I started to realize, Ooh, I better start wearing sunscreen. And then, when I turned maybe 38, I was like, Ooh, wrinkles. So I started to get much more serious about being consistent with products. My favorite in my own Goop by Juice Beauty collection is the nighttime moisturizer [$140]—I put it on my entire face, including my lips. My favorite product that’s not my own is a Spanish…

Favorite Book “I’m reading Purity by Jonathan Franzen right now, but I just finished The White Hotel by D. M. Thomas and it blew my mind.” Favorite TV Binge “The Leftovers. You have to stick with it past the third episode. It’s not a well-behaved TV show at all, but that’s what I love about it.” Favorite Music “Rock ’n’ roll— especially Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, and the Rolling Stones. I live in L.A. and I’m always complaining about the lack of culture compared with Australia, but there are so many gigs! It was my New Year’s resolution last year to go to more shows.” Favorite Workout “When I first moved to the States, I took up boxing. It’s awesome, because you basically get the sh-t beaten out…

“This go-to style encapsulates four of the season’s biggest trends,” says senior accessories editor Elissa Velluto.…

Make It a Do “Florals? For spring? Groundbreaking.” Listen, we’re fans of The Devil Wears Prada too—but sorry, Miranda Priestly, we respectfully disagree. Florals are new now, and bolder than ever. Before you try them, remember: Choose a funky pattern (as Star Wars’ Daisy Ridley, near left, did) or add a touch of toughness (Alexa Chung’s boots and bag, far left) to anything super pretty. Otherwise, let your garden grow!…