Tabla de contenidos para June-July 2018 en Glamour

Costa Rica FOR A YOGA GETAWAY LIKE Why I’m going: My ideal trip has equal parts activity and relaxation, so I’m heading to Pura Vida Retreat & Spa wellness resort, shown here, where I can indulge in spa sessions and hike through rain forests. What I’m packing: Clothes that feel like a second skin—soft tees, yoga pants, and briefs. A pastel palette simplifies mixing and matching. Look for our shout-out to brands that are women-led or making a difference. Reasons to shop Naadam’s cashmere: It’s supersoft and sourced using fair-trade practices.…

Away cofounders Jen Rubio and Steph Korey have been shaking up the industry with their “smart luggage” since 2016.…

“…something that makes you feel awesome.”—Karla Welch “…presenting myself as a visibly Muslim woman.”—Hoda Katebi “…wearing what you want, whatever your dress size.”—Precious Lee “…being able to go into a room and be heard.”—Rachel Comey HODA KATEBI author of the political fashion blog JooJoo Azad and activist, 23 I started wearing a hijab at age 10. The media traditionally represents Muslim women as docile and oppressed, but fashion can be a way to change people’s views. Provoking conversations with your clothes—that’s power. The fact that I can give a university lecture to a class full of white people is especially powerful if I do it while wearing a hijab. Or if I wear one of my favorite shirts, which says “demilitarize” across the front, that makes even more of a…

I SPENT MY TWENTIES GOING TO NIGHTCLUBS that had mean bouncers and sports bars where I drank too much beer. I felt aimless and uninspired (and lonely and a little drunk). When I turned 30, I looked around at my drinking buddies and realized I didn’t belong. As they stared zombielike into their phones, I could tell they weren’t exactly feeling their best either. Maybe we just weren’t meant to be together. Research has shown that when we are connected to other people, our health thrives. Brigham Young University researchers found social isolation is as much of a threat to longevity as obesity is, and loneliness is about as risky as alcoholism or smoking 15 cigarettes a day. To me, not having a core group of friends who cared about…

GET A GROUP OF WOMEN TOGETHER—OVER dinner, drinks, or direct message—and #MeToo eventually comes up. But broach the movement with the men in your life? We’re betting you’ll hear crickets. It’s understandable—it’s a brave new era without a rule book. It’s hard to know exactly what to say. But for change to happen, we have to start talking. So we partnered with our brother mag GQ to begin having these difficult conversations. We created a survey and sourced answers from more than 1,000 men between the ages of 18 and 55 from all across the country. The results were… complicated. Some respondents were skeptical: “All [this movement] will do is stigmatize men and lead to further distrust of women.” Others were hopeful: “High-powered creeps are already out of jobs. I…

PEOPLE OF TEN say Hollywood doesn’t have a heritage of strong female protagonists. I disagree—we do. It’s just that in conventional male storytelling, when a female protagonist is determined or unorthodox, she typically finds herself coming to an unhappy end. A perfect example of this “femme fatale” is Elizabeth Taylor in BUtterfield 8. Her character, sexually free Gloria Wandrous, is the kind of antiheroine any actress would like to play in 2018. But when the film was released, nearly 60 years ago, Gloria was killed off for being that way. My writing partner, the director Anthony Byrne, is very aware of this history in film noir. Anthony is a feminist. He believes in equality, and his short films (like the award-winning Short Order) have always been female-centric. Our new thriller,…

ON APRIL 16, 2018, I STOOD BESIDE 89 OTHER YOUNG ADULTS in a ceremonial courtroom as we swore an oath in unison to uphold the United States Constitution and the Constitution of the State of New York. We were among hundreds of New Yorkers who officially began our lives as lawyers on that day. For all of us, the road was long—from the LSAT to the terrifying obstacle of the bar exam—but for each of us the road was also different. A friend to my left was a first-generation law student. A man I didn’t know was waving to his toddler as he stood up to take his oath. As I enter my life as a bona fide lawyer, I think about the influences that led me to this point,…

Up Close With Rachel Brosnahan The star of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel gives an exclusive look into season two. HOW WAS FILMING IN PARIS? There’s not a baguette left in that town. [My character] Midge looks good in Paris…. The costumes, oh my God! And we shot in some extraordinary locations. IS THERE PRESSURE TO BE POLISHED LIKE MIDGE? I wouldn’t go to the grocery store with zit cream on my face [like] I maybe would’ve done in the past. There is a lot less anonymity. HOW DO YOU SPEND A DAY OFF? I like to take my pit bull and Shiba Inu to the park and let them run around. With or without zit cream! —JESSICA RADLOFF Where Has Your Glamour Been? “To Disney World in Orlando with my…

Eco-mindedness meets Marie Kondo minimalism at Karen Walker: She produces only about 100 items per style, to reduce waste.…

Why I’m going: Lisbon is one of the oldest cities in Western Europe, and its historic architecture is hard to beat. What I’m packing: Day-to-night dresses and flat sandals with sturdy soles (Lisbon was built on seven hills and has lots of cobblestones). From its production chain to its CEO, L.A. label Dôen is run entirely by women.…

RED LIPSTICK HAS PRETTY MUCH BEEN MY THING SINCE HIGH school. I couldn’t tell you precisely why or when that happened—it’s always represented my most authentic self. It makes me feel like me. And really, isn’t that what’s so empowering about makeup? Of course, not everyone feels this way. I think there’s a false tension between beauty and feminism. That’s partly because most things that are coded as female are dismissed as frivolous or lacking value. I, however, refuse to believe that. So much of what girls and women are taught about our bodies and the way we look is a ref lection of the male gaze. But it’s up to every individual to wade through what that connection—how they feel and look to the world—means for them. For me,…

THERE AREN’T MANY SPOTS LIKE CAFE LUXEMBOURG in New York City. It’s the kind of place where well-worn barstools and hang-your-own coat racks add to its sophistication. The kind of place where you can have too many glasses of wine at lunch. Where you can tell the hostess you are meeting Anne Hathaway and she’ll shrug and say, “Oh, she’s been here a million times.” The whole vibe is high-end casual, Left Bank meets Upper West Side. And indeed, when Hathaway walks in, there is no noticeable change in the room. No one cranes their neck or pulls out an iPhone. Maybe the other patrons have seen the Oscar winner here a million times. Or maybe everyone is French. In the five years since #HathaHate—the 2013 media storm that erupted…

OF ALL THE RELATION-ship advice I have ever received, there is one line that still makes me seethe: “You should date a nice guy.” Listen, I’ve dated some jerks—men who ghosted me, men whose narcissism made me wonder whether they’d ever considered my inner world at all. But “nice” is one of those baseline qualities that should be a given. Like, no kidding I should date a nice guy, just like I should date a guy who breathes air and smiles sometimes and doesn’t have an extensive criminal record. I know that the people in my life who made the suggestion meant well. They were probably saying, “Find someone who won’t treat you poorly or make you feel endlessly insecure,” or “Date a man who doesn’t make your entire life…

WHEN CYNTHIA NIXON was 17 years old, she made Broadway history by appearing in two productions at the very same time. She’d begin her evening as teenage drifter Donna in David Rabe’s Hollywood drama Hurlyburly, walk across 47th Street, cut through the lobby of a nearby hotel, and put in a turn as wise-beyond-her-years Debbie in Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing before reverse-commuting to finish out Donna’s arc. “To us actors, the story is very well known, but that is exactly who Cynthia is. She’s a quiet overachiever,” says Kristin Davis, Nixon’s former Sex and the City costar. “She doesn’t go around pressing it on people, but it’s there if you talk to her. She’s the hardest-working human ever.” More than 30 years later, she could very well make history…

THINK OF FASHION AND YOU MOST LIKELY THINK OF women—the stiletto heels, the supermodels, the feminist-slogan tees. Stereotypical? Yes. But there is some truth to the oft-memed words “Women be shoppin’.” Fashion is fueled by women: We spend, on average, three times what men do on clothing for ourselves and others, according to The NPD Group, a global market research firm—more than $159 billion in 2017. So you’d think the top of the industry would be filled with female designers and executives, right? Sadly, not so. According to one industry report, fewer than half of leading womenswear brands have a female designer at the helm, while another found that only 14 percent of major brands are run by a female executive. Some recent shakeups at the top have been heartening…

What do you spend your money on? Dig Inn, because I’m a lady. Oh, and this is such a girly thing: face masks from Rite Aid. What pisses you off? Runs that are, like, way harder than they should be. When was the last time you fucked up? I rubbed an orange peel on a smelly sweatshirt… I thought the oils from the citrus peel would help. I had to change clothes. Who got your last “I love you”? My nephews yesterday, though I’m not sure how much they were paying attention. What movie should everyone watch? Dog Day Afternoon. It stars Al Pacino and the guy who played Fredo in The Godfather. When was the last time you laughed? I was at the Comedy Cellar and comedian Bobby Kelly…

FOR A MOMENT, CROUCHING IN A PLAID SUIT IN front of an immaculate home in the Los Angeles suburb of Ladera Heights, Kiersey Clemons looks like Fresh Princess Hilary Banks—if Hilary Banks said “Screw it” and shaved off all her hair. Born to a military family in Pensacola, Florida, the 24-year-old actress is as compelling in front of the camera as she is online. When an Instagram follower recently asked why she doesn’t shave her armpits, she clapped back, “Same reason you in my comments and not focused on your life. Just lazy, you feel me?” It’s tempting to peg Clemons with the rebellious streak that defines many of the characters she’s played: queer tomboy Diggy in Dope, sweet but wayward Bianca in Amazon’s Transparent, student turned rocker Sam in…

Why I’m going: I lived in Hong Kong until I was four and love coming back. Its historic temples and ultramodern skyscrapers make for a unique East-meets-West vibe. What I’m packing: Silver jewelry and graphic tops to fit in with the street-style aesthetic of the Causeway Bay district. It’s hot during summer, but inside the AC is full on, so pieces for layering are a must. Every Ammara purchase comes with a prepaid pouch for donating used clothing to Bottomless Closet.…

I NEVER WANTED TO BE A MODEL. GROWING UP IN TORONTO, I WAS always asked by friends who had a T-shirt line or were having a little community runway show to model for them. I remember a friend telling me: “I can see you on the cover of Vogue.” And I looked at her like, “OK….” Not because I thought I couldn’t be a model; I just never thought about it. But then Instagram was becoming a thing and I began posting pictures of myself, and people were liking them. I thought, You know what, why not give it a shot? That was 2013 and the beginning of the time when models who weren’t cookie-cutter-pretty were getting booked. Right now it’s so beautiful that there are so many different people…

c. 1370 BC Ancient Egyptian boss babes like Nefertiti are said to have rocked a red lip stain made from crushed beetles. 1940s Beauty ads for “victory reds” are meant to boost morale during World War II. 1950s Hollywood sirens Marilyn Monroe, left, and Elizabeth Taylor wear the vivid shade onscreen, making it a must-have IRL. 1970s As backlash to the natural sixties, the disco era is all about glam makeup. Case in point: Studio 54 diva Donna Summer. 1990 Madonna shocks with her sexually charged Blonde Ambition tour. Her look: lingerie as fashion; MAC Russian Red lipstick. 2012 One of the author’s beauty idols, burlesque dancer turned beauty maven Dita Von Teese is never seen without her red. 2018 Flicker makes a statement with her signature ruby lip.…

Browning’s Essentials Glamour: You’re all about skin. What aspect of it are you the most focused on? Logan Browning: I have sensitive, acne-prone, stress-me-out skin. I get up in the morning and run to the mirror to be like, OK, we’re good. Then, before I even leave work, I take off my makeup with Bioderma Micellar Water. And I use masks as cleansers when my skin acts up—they calm my business down. Also, I notice a huge difference in my skin when I’m taking zinc, omega-3, and turmeric. Glamour: Who are your beauty crushes? LB: My favorite thing to google is “young Zoë Kravitz,” to see her on the carpet with her parents. Now you can see that she’s really homed in on who she is as a beauty icon—someone…

TELEVISION PRODUCER MARTI NOXON’S TWITTER BIO reads, “I ruined Buffy and I will RUIN YOU TOO,” and she’s not kidding. Noxon, 53, got her start on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, where she was responsible for making the ass-kicking cheerleader embrace her dark side. Fans hated it (like, really hated it), but Noxon, who later was a consulting producer on Mad Men, has been pushing her characters to the brink ever since. This summer she’s adapted two books about unconventional women for TV: Sarai Walker’s Dietland and Gillian Flynn’s Sharp Objects. Her mission? To showcase stories about women that let viewers know, “You’re not alone, and you’re not crazy.” Here, four of her favorite alter egos. 1 THE SURVIVOR Dietland To connect with Plum Kettle (played by Joy Nash), a timid…

IF YOU LOVE A LITTLE FAMILY DRAMA A Place for Us is Sarah Jessica Parker’s debut as a book editor, but that’s not the only reason you’ll fall for Fatima Farheen Mirza’s gorgeous story of an Indian family and their estranged brother, all reunited at a wedding. Mirza’s writing is like poetry as she examines just how far the bonds of family can bend. IF YOU CAN’T RESIST A GOOD LOVE STORY Katie, a native of Kentucky, and Cassidy, a born and bred New Yorker, are polar opposites who find themselves in a delicious stew of passion and problems. When Katie Met Cassidy is as timeless, warm, and funny as When Harry Met Sally, with the same irresistible Big Apple backdrop and a modern tribe of bar-hopping friends who become…

Cover Versace bodysuit, $1,095, versace.com. Annelise Michelson hoop, $557 for pair, annelisemichelson.com. Table of Contents Page 5: Bottega Veneta jacket, $4,900, dress, $2,700, Bottega Veneta, 800-845-6790. Céline earrings, $1,800, Céline, NYC. A Retro Wardrobe for 2018 Rebels Page 17: Rag & Bone jacket, $350, rag-bone.com. DVF jumpsuit, $628, dvf.com. DKNY shirt, $79, macys.com. Givenchy shoes, Givenchy, NYC. Page 18: Off-White c/o Virgil Abloh blazer, $2,370, skirt, $1,057, boots, $2,370, mytheresa.com. DKNY T-shirt, $69, dkny.com. Givenchy earring, $590 for pair, Givenchy, NYC. Page 19: Burberry blazer, $1,990, burberry.com. I.Am. Gia top, $46, iamgia.com. Céline pants, $1,300, Céline, NYC. Annelise Michelson earring, $619, annelisemichelson.com. Pages 20–21: Derek Lam 10 Crosby coat, $795, scarf, Derek Lam 10 Crosby, NYC. No. 21 shirt, $500, skirt, $450, numeroventuno.com. Fendi shoes, $750, fendi.com. Page 23: Ellery…