Tabla de contenidos para Nov-15 en Glamour

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EYES ON THE PRIZE Actress Aurora Perrineau, 21, who stars in this fall’s Jem and the Holograms, shows off the sequin trend. “I love a small, compact purse,” she says. “And this classic shape lets me have fun with color and texture.” Chanel bag. Marni top, skirt, belt. See Glamour Shopper for more information.…

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We know expensive hair when we see it. “It’s lush, rich, full, and shiny,” says stylist Teddi Cranford. But hair as gorgeous as Joan Smalls’, above, doesn’t have to require hours in the salon. Most important: “The best base for any expensive style is healthy hair that’s been shampooed, conditioned, and moisturized with a nourishing mask,” says stylist Chuck Amos. Turn the page for intel on how to get the four most-wanted high-polish styles. The Expensive Updo “This is so easy that it should be the go-to hairdo for girls who don’t do their hair,” says Amos of Gigi Hadid’s I Dream of Jeannie–esque braided bun, right. It works just as well on clean or day-old hair, he says, as long as you smooth down any frizz. “What makes it…

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1STDIBS.COM The higher–end antiques site is known for furniture, but it’s a “bottomless treasure trove” for art too, she says; check out the Slim Aarons photos for less than $500. ARTSY.NET Potamkin considers this site the amazon.com of the art world. It has a Pandora-like service for discovering art from 40,000-plus artists. 20X200.COM “Super-attainable, limitededition prints that are charming and won’t break the bank” can be found here, says Potamkin. UPRISEART.COM Pay $50 a month to rent a piece of art from an emerging artist. Anything you pay goes toward the purchase price. LOSTARTSALON.COM Like a flea market at your fingertips, she says. Scour vintage finds at all prices.…

I know exactly when I maxed out on super-dark TV: It was last season on Game of Thrones, when (spoiler alert) angelic little Princess Shireen was burned at the stake. I literally had to leave the room. It had been a long season of watching people—women especially— take horrific, creative abuse on shows like Thrones and Outlander. But at the Shireen scene, I finally cracked, and put myself on a months-long diet of nothing but TV Land and ABC Family. (The lighthearted Younger cures all.) I swore I was off the hard stuff for good. Then came Flesh and Bone, the limited-run ballet drama premiering on Starz November 8. It’s about a gifted ballerina with a past full of pain, and it might be the most disturbing show I’ve ever…

I first met Sandra Bullock in 1994: I was a kid sitting in a dark theater, and she was the star of Speed, the scariest movie my parents had ever taken me to see. I covered my eyes through the explosions but kept them wide open every time Bullock appeared. Her Annie Porter was tough, vulnerable, surprisingly hilarious—and real. For me (and probably everyone else watching) it was cinematic love at first sight. Over the past two decades Bullock has increasingly revealed the formidable range of her talents, transforming herself in films like Gravity and The Blind Side, for which she won an Oscar. But from the start she refused to be the average ingenue. Scan her filmography and see for yourself: Very rarely has Bullock played just “the girl.”…

“Sadly, I didn’t really learn anything of value from my first boss other than that grown-ups can be real shady characters at times! It’s not at all cool to refill a basket of tortilla chips without being asked and then charge them for it in the end.” —Sarah Silverman, above, who opens up about her experience with depression on page 146 Tweet us your #firstbosslessons. @glamourmag “Not to get fired.” —Matt Irwin, left, who photographed our cover star, Sandra Bullock, on page 174 “My first job was working at a pirate-themed day camp. My boss taught me about ruling with a firm hand, even when in a (ridiculous) costume.” —Zoe Kazan, above, who interviewed her Our Brand Is Crisis costar Sandra Bullock on page 174 “I learned to humble myself…

First there were those irresistible PJ pants popping up on every page of your J. Crew catalog. Now there are the runways, where design houses from Gucci to Thakoon do sleepwearinfluenced styles for day. One in five of you say you’d try the trend (we’re with you!), so a few suggestions: Start with a tailored nightshirt over jeans, as at right, or wear a blazer with pajama pants (just don’t forget mascara, lest anyone think you really did just roll out of bed). The dreamiest part? At bedtime there’s no costume change required.…

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It was my own Carrie Brad- ” shaw moment. I had a meeting with red-hot footwear designer Paul Andrew at the Four Seasons Hotel in New York City, the destination for power lunches and celeb spotting, but my f lat shoes weren’t doing it for me. After all, this was an interview with “the next Manolo Blahnik,” as he’s been called; I had to step things up! Our accessories director walked me to the Glamour fashion closet, and there my eyes fixed on the perfect pair of scarlet suede pumps. I picked them up, and guess what: yep—Paul Andrew. I already knew that British-born, New York City–based Andrew, 36, had earned, in his three short years in business, a massive following for his fantastical, obsessionworthy heels. But now, after test-driving…

A FAN BRUSH Works for highlighting nose and cheeks with luminizer—also sweeps away excess eyeshadow. Sigma Beauty F41 Fan Brush in Chrome ($16, sigmabeauty.com) A MULTIPURPOSE BRUSH Great for evenly applying foundation, blush, or bronzer. Sonia Kashuk Dual Fiber Multipurpose Brush ($26 for sevenpiece set, target.com) A CONTOUR BRUSH Sweeps foundation or bronzer along cheekbones and jawline to define them. Sephora Collection Pro Contour Kabuki #82 ($38, sephora.com) A STIPPLING BRUSH Use to dot on liquid foundation for a diffused, airbrushed effect. Topshop Beauty Stippling Brush ($16, topshop.com) A POWDER FINISH BRUSH Best for dusting on loose powder foundation. BareMinerals Beautiful Finish Brush ($32, bareminerals.com)…

The hashtag #IWoke UpLikeThis? Please. Plent y of us work hard to get our skin in great shape, and we’re proud of it. Here, four gorgeous (and busy) women share how they transform their skin into its best possible shape—no matter what gnarly issues crop up. How I Learned to… Protect My Skin YOUR GUIDE: Jessica Sailer Van Lith, 33, Glamour fashion market and style director, New York City For Sailer Van Lith, who’s fair and freckleprone, almost all skin decisions revolve around warding off the sun, even when it’s cloudy. “I’m supersensitive to the sun, so I’m crazy about sunscreen to keep from getting freckles and wrinkles,” she says. Her skin care M.O.: ironclad UV protection, plus restorative treatments to help reverse any existing damage. Her rain-or-shine SPF layers:…

When Lizzie Velasquez was 17, her life changed forever: She found a YouTube video of herself, posted by an anonymous troll, titled “World’s Ugliest Woman.” Born with lipodystrophy, a rare syndrome that prevents her from gaining weight, Velasquez (above) didn’t even want to leave her room. But she did, and then she spoke up: At 21 she published an autobiography, and at 24 she gave a TED Talk that inspired millions. Now, at 26, she has a new documentary, A Brave Heart, and a Glamour video series (watch at video.glamour.com). We talked to the woman with the unbreakable spirit. GLAMOUR: You found that YouTube video at 17. What’s your perspective on it now? LIZZIE VELASQUEZ: I refer to it as the bad video, and I don’t ever go back to…

You may never have heard of her, but Bela Bajaria, 40, is the secret force behind your DVR list: As the newly anointed president of Universal Television production studio, she’s been responsible for female-favorite shows like Parks and Recreation, The Mindy Project, and my personal 2015 obsession, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. (Her team earned 41 Emmy nominations this year—respect!— and hits in the making like Emerald City and Superstore are on the horizon.) But she didn’t grow up as Hollywood royalty: Bajaria, who moved to this country at age eight, learned about hard work and commitment by watching her parents run a successful car-wash business. She’s also a former Miss India Worldwide (more on that in a sec), a mother of three, and possibly the only Hollywood exec you’ll see rocking…

THE MEGA COLLAR It’s a season of oversize collars (buttoned up!), retro dickeys, and embellished lapels. Who needs jewelry when you’ve got built-in bling like this? Marc Jacobs coat, shirt. J. W. Anderson earring, $635 for pair. For full, bold brows, try L’Oréal Paris Brow Stylist Plumper in Medium to Dark ($9, at drugstores). SOMETHING SPORTY A windbreaker and sneakers? Just do it! Nail athletic-chic style by keeping patterns daring, not delicate. Bottega Veneta fleece, $1,400, top, pants. Fendi earring, $450 for pair. Prada bag. Michael Michael Kors sneakers, $125. KNITS (OVER KNITS) Sweater dressing is everywhere: big sweaters, little sweaters, and, best of all, unbulky streamlined ones like these. H&M top, $50, skirt, $60. Paige Novick earring, $290 for pair. Carven necklace, $350. Proenza Schouler cuffs. Stella McCartney shoes,…

Broadway Baby “I think I’m going to fall in love with Broadway,” says Jennifer Hudson of her theater debut. “I think I’ll be like, I want to stay here.” Emilio Pucci dress. For her sculpted faux hawk, try Sexy Hair Style Sexy Hair Molding Paste ($19, sexyhair.com). Jennifer Hudson grew up singing in church, but despite her powerhouse voice, she was too shy to face the audience. “I used to beg for a solo, and then when they gave it to me, I would be too afraid to sing,” she says. “I didn’t start singing with my eyes open until I was 19 years old.” She’s nothing but confident now: The 34-year-old has an Oscar and a Grammy, has sung for the Pope and the President (“We speak to each…

The Luminous Face The secret ingredient in Ronan’s look here? A shimmery, creamy highlighter on cheekbones and the bridge of the nose (we like L’Oréal Paris True Match Lumi Liquid Glow Illuminator, $13, at drugstores). Alexander McQueen dress. Inez and Vinoodh earrings. Rings, from left: Mizuki; Sophie Bille Brahe; Satomi Kawakita. The Plum Lip Balance out mega color like the berry shade here with clean skin and wispy hair. Using a lip brush keeps it bold; for a subtler effect, blend the deep hue onto lips with your finger. Dolce & Gabbana dress. Céline pearl earrings. Mizuki ring, in earring. Meet Saoirse… You may recognize Saoirse Ronan (pronounced Seersha “if you want to be legit about it,” she says) from the period drama Atonement (she played Keira Knightley’s little sis)…

SCORPIO Oct. 23–Nov. 21 On the 11th, the new moon in your sign syncs up with limitless Jupiter in your hopes house and powerful Pluto in your mind-set zone, so think big when you blow out those birthday candles. Put your notorious scorpion willpower to work on your wish list (owning a home? visiting a new continent?) and conquer those #lifegoals. SAGIT TARIUS Nov. 22–Dec. 21 Sorry, Sags, you’re in for a rough one. With a full moon in your relationship house fighting with chaotic Neptune in your domestic angle on the 25th, your home will be emotional World War III—with your partner, your family, your roommates, maybe even your cat. But Mars in your group zone has been clicking with the moon for weeks, meaning time with your girls…

First Up: Karlie! Glamour, keep highlighting women like Karlie Kloss who are beautiful and intelligent and successful. Yes, she has a pretty face, but her work—fighting hunger and encouraging women to code— is so important. —arieberry, via glamour.com I loved seeing @karliekloss on the cover of @glamourmag! She’s perfect for the epic September fashion issue. So inspired. —@haleycaruso13, via Twitter I loved seeing @karliekloss on the cover of @glamourmag! She’s perfect for the epic September fashion issue. So inspired. —@haleycaruso13, via Twitter And Mindy Kaling (Yasss) Loved Mindy’s quote: “Work hard, know your sh-t, show your sh-t, and then feel entitled.” This might be the best piece of advice ever. —emodonnell06, via glamour.com Mindy’s article on confidence was amazing. Kudos to her for being so insightful, articulate, and inspirational. I…

Is this #trending haircut fashion-forward—or too Three Stooges–esque? Glamour readers weigh in: THEY’RE A DON’T: “I do not love bowl cuts—they look like wigs from the house of Dumb and Dumber. But Ruby Rose [below] could wear a trash bag and look amazing.” —Allison Tomson, Fairfax, Va. THEY’RE A DO: “My sixyear-old self would kill me for saying this, but I think it’s a Do! It’s charming in a gamine, tomboyish way.” —Kelly Dougher, Stroudsburg, Pa. YOUR BOTTOM LINE: 77% of you say it’s a Don’t? Well, bowl us over! The Glamour List 7 Things We’re Secretly Thankful For By Jessica Morgan and Heather Cocks 1. Egg McMuffins are now available All. Day. Long. 2. Tight football pants. Because really, everyone on the field is a tight end. 3. Mulled…

In 1990 Glamour held our first Women of the Year ceremony at New York City’s Rainbow Room, honoring game changers like Senator Barbara Mikulski, tennis great Chris Evert, and that year’s cover star— who else?—Madonna. In the years since, we’ve grown, moving the event to Carnegie Hall and saluting activists, athletes, scientists, and artists along the way. The world, too, has changed. We went from having zero female CEOs on the Fortune 500 list back then to 26 in 2015; from 31 women in Congress to 104 today. We still have a long way to go (26 CEOs out of 500 is still a little dude-heavy!), but one thing is clear: Glamour’s Women of the Year are changing the world, and inspiring you. In the words of one of last…

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Simple and Chic “I’ve slowly been drifting toward wearing more color,” says Furlong, at Target headquarters. “Our Pantone room is a great place for inspiration.” Edun dress, $1,795. Tees by Tina turtleneck, $58. Eddie Borgo for Target earrings, $20. R.J. Graziano bracelet, $55. Maje loafers, $530. “My personal style is cool, crisp, and graphic—with a wink.” HER JOB: Madelynn Furlong, 25, is the art director for Target’s fashion-andbeauty-focused @targetstyle social media accounts. “Social media is about telling a story and connecting with the audience,” says Furlong, who also writes a popular style blog, Wide Eyed Legless. HER LOOK HERE: “I’m representing the Target brand in a visual way, so I want to look the part. I like how simple it is to throw on this color-blocked dress—one easy step— and…

A Few of Her Favorites “I always go to bed wearing By Terry lip balm.” By Terry Baume de Rose ($60, b-glowing.com); her new fragrance Katy Perry’s Mad Potion ($49 for 1.7 oz., kohls.com); CoverGirl Full Lash Bloom Mascara ($9, at drugstores) “I like girls that look like cartoons, like Sita Abellan from the ‘Bitch Better Have My Money’ video.” My onstage vs. off-duty look: I’m Katy Perry onstage. At home I’m Katheryn Hudson. I’ve created this cartoon look when performing, but offstage I don’t always have three hours to put it together. That’s when I’m just about lashes, shaping my brows, and more natural skin. I use CoverGirl mascara, and I like lash extensions too—they make you feel like Bambi. Then a nice bronzer and a good powder. I…

You know we Americans love our junk food. But now a new University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill study has found that a full 61 percent of our food and beverage purchases are highly processed foods—most of them ref ined breads, desserts, sweetened drinks, sweet and salty snacks, and cereal. “Young women underestimate the impact these foods can have on their health,” says Alicia Romano, R.D., a dietitian at Tufts Medical Center in Boston. “The food industry often markets them to appear more nutritious than they are.” Ready to start shopping and eating healthier? These steps will help: 1 Analyze your carbs. Refined bread products like toast, bagels, wraps, and waff les are our single largest source of highly processed foods— supplying, on average, about 8 percent of the…

If you don’t know how to cook a turkey. That’s what Bon Appétit (and, failing that, takeout) is for. To swear off bikini waxes on feminist principle—until you schedule your next vacation. If you’re still Team Gale, even if you know what happens at the end of Mockingjay Part 2. To watch Clueless and Pride & Prejudice every time they play on cable. Jane Austen FTW! To still have cable. If you have no interest in your high school reunion. Don’t we see each other every day on Facebook? To bring your laundry home for Thanksgiving. UMMM, NOT OK… To just sit there while your host clears the table. She says she doesn’t want help. She wants help.…

Five years ago I got a phone call out of the blue. A writer named Amy Koppelman had heard me talking about my experience with depression on The Howard Stern Show, and she wanted me to be in the movie based on her book, I Smile Back. The story was about a suburban mother and housewife, Laney Brooks, who on paper has it all, but in reality suffers from depression and self-medicates with drugs and alcohol. I said, “Cool, yeah, sure.” It never occurred to me that the movie would actually get made. For that to happen, it would have to have a star attached to it, right? Three years later I got an email saying, “It’s happening, we got the funding!” I replied-all: “Yay!” And then I collapsed on…

The Tailored Tweed A formfitting maxicoat like this channels a sexy Sherlock Holmes vibe (particularly when worn with a long slipdress underneath). Dior coat. Nili Lotan dress, $495. Echo scarf, $45. Chloé boots, $895. The Traditional Check What to wear over your longest, slinkiest LBD when it gets chilly? A lightweight duster in timeless plaid. Equally stylish over jeans and a cable-knit sweater. Chloé coat, vest, skirt, scarf, boots. The Elongated Peacoat Everyone’s perennial favorite style—now with a floor-grazing, oh-so-2015 hemline. Theory coat, $865. Barbara Bui dress. Victoria Beckham boots. A Short History of the Long Coat The best clothes do everything we need them to, but they also kind of surprise us. And the sweeping knee-length (and longer) coats popping up across the fashion universe, from Chloé to Tory…

“Some of our cast was so obsessed with Serial that we drove to all the locations mentioned—Woodlawn High, Best Buy, Leakin Park… Serial was the perfect blend of journalistic rigor and imaginative storytelling. It revolutionized podcasting and showed us all what was possible.” —Beau Willimon, creator of Netf lix’s House of Cards HER WORDS TO LIVE BY: “My father used to say, ‘Take what you want and pay for it.’ I took it to mean: Be accountable for everything you do. Be able to answer for it.” —Sarah Koenig, here in her “office” in Sag Harbor, New York. Read that blackboard for clues! Dries Van Noten dress. CVC Stones necklace. Ted Muehling bangles, rings. See Glamour Shopper for more information. Inside a weathered garden shed in Sag Harbor, New York,…

Shop Our Shoots Look! We Found Your New Fall Coat And no, it’s not black. A long pastel topper is the modern way to warm up (as proved on page 170). Celeb Soundtrack The Song That J Hud Fell in Love To... …and more life-defining music from the actress, singer, and owner of the fiercest haircut ever, Jennifer Hudson (who’s profiled on page 180). W h at reminds Jennifer Hudson of some of her life’s biggest milestones? Music, of course. We’d expect nothing else from the former American Idol contestant and Dreamgirl, who’s set to star in The Color Purple on Broadway this month. Her life playlist: The first song she sang onstage: “ ‘The Greatest Love of All,’ because I loved Whitney Houston’s version. She meant so much to…

Cover The Row coat, $2,850, The Row, L.A., 310-853-1900. Dior earring, $650 a pair, select Dior stores, 800-929-3467 Table of Contents Page 13: Sportmax coat, $2,890, Sportmax, NYC, 212-674-1817 Glamour Fashion Page 73: Marni top, $1,550, skirt, $4,270, belt, $470, select Marni stores. Chanel bag, $16,800, select Chanel stores. Page 74: Prada sweater, $1,040, shirt, $260, skirt, $2,790, socks, $80, white socks, heels, bag, $5,850, prada.com. Page 76: Loquet London bracelet, $3,080, loquetlondon.com. Page 84: Gant Rugger shirt, $125, gant.com. Express scarf, $15, express.com. Ela clutch, $330, club monaco.com. COS top, $135, cosstores.com. Gap jeans, $90, gap.com. J.Crew flats, $168, jcrew.com. Toms sunglasses, $149, toms.com. ASOS clutch, $36, asos.com. Uniqlo and Lemaire sweater, $50, skirt, $50, uniqlo.com. DKNY bag, $298, select DKNY stores. Lovestrength belt, $99, love strength.com. Jill Stuart…

Make It a Do Rosie the Riveter did it first, and Rosie the Riveter did it best. So channel the World War II icon and style your boilersuit with feminine touches. Rosie did it with a headscarf, but you can also try a bright lip (we see you, Rihanna), a nipped-in waist (check out stylist Anya Ziourova, top right, in pale blue), or cool shades (50 percent of these Dos are wearing them). Then add a little décolletage and you’re ready to werk. (Or work. These suits are multifunctional Dos!)…