Tabla de contenidos para January 2016 en Glamour

Meet Zanita Whittington, Glamour’s current fashion crush and one of our guest editors for the month. In 2006 the 29-year-old former model started her eponymous blog, zanita.com, which highlights everything from street-style snaps to travel diaries—all with a colorful, sunny aesthetic. “Everybody loves bold, bright fashion,” says Whittington. Here, she shows you what to wear and how to style looks that’ll get regrammed. How Not to Blend In “I’m drawn to graphic stripes because I like clothes that make me smile,” says Whittington. “On Instagram bold lines stand out in the feed. And that’s the key when you have two seconds to grab someone’s attention.” J.W. Anderson sweater, $785, skirt, $655, j-wanderson.com. Ryan Storer earrings, $380, ryanstorer.com. Derek Lam 10 Crosby clutch, $650, Derek Lam 10 Crosby, NYC. How to…

Changing your body takes dedication and consistency. No matter what you see in ads or online, you can’t lose 20 pounds in a week or get flat abs with two minutes of sit-ups. That stuff makes me crazy—and you guys know it’s a lie. The truth is, there is no easy option, but getting in shape does not have to take hours on a treadmill or epic toning sessions. One hundred percent not! That’s how my Bikini Body Guides got started. I was working as a trainer, and women kept asking me how to tone up for bikini season. So I created my 28-minute workouts, put them online (kaylaitsines.com), and started tracking some of my clients’ progress on Instagram. I wanted to be more real about what it takes to…

STORY TAKEOVER BY Catherine Fisher @LinkedIn on Instagram and Twitter During my tenure as LinkedIn’s senior director of corporate communications, I’ve seen how social media has leveled the playing field for everyone—you’re not waiting to be asked for your résumé, you’re building your professional brand now. But I see certain mistakes over and over. Some rules: First, choose your platform. I always recommend cross-promoting your work across different social media channels, but what you post where matters. Your LinkedIn profile should represent how you want to be seen as a professional; Facebook and Instagram are more personal. But remember: Once you put something out there, it’s out there. Before I tweet, I think: Would I want my boss to see this? Then, share your industry smarts. If you’re not showing…

What happens when you send the most covetable fashion and beauty pieces of 2016 to the new generation of Instagram photographers? A whole lot to “like.” The Gown, as Seen by the Landscape Master @muenchmax The Artist: Max Muench, a Berlin-based photographer who roams the world posting breathtaking pictures of his travels, everywhere from Utah to Tanzania. The Object: An ethereal Alexander McQueen gown, worn by a friend, which Muench shot overlooking the Jurassic Coast, in southern England. Want to nail your own panorama? “The hours around sunrise and sunset are the most picturesque times, as it’s all about the light,” he says. “Also, choose a perspective that nobody else has seen—not even you. If it means you have to climb a mountain at night for three hours, do it.”…

It’s a Monday afternoon, and I stare at the number on my phone as it vibrates. I’m nervous about picking it up. “Hi, this is Max,” the man says. “Thank you for calling,” I answer. “Yeah,” he says, “I’m not even sure why I called you back.” Max looked like an upstanding guy on his Facebook profile, but he’s actually an Internet troll—a person who harasses others online by name-calling, body shaming, or worse. I’d reached out to him after he told feminist blogger Joni Edelman that she should “just go under a rock and die.” That kind of comment is not uncommon for Edelman, 41, who frequently writes about body issues. A recent appearance on the Today show, on which she defended her plus-size frame, earned her ugly comments…

Easy-Breezy Cool Next-level pajama dressing! Pair relaxed trousers with a matching top for a chic weekend outfit. To wear the shirt to work, swap the pants for a pencil skirt. Céline blazer, shirt, trousers. Ben-Amun by Isaac Manevitz necklace, $300. Rag & Bone sandals, $395. That’s a Wrap Top striped shorts with a coordinating shirt and vest for a nauticalinspired look worth sharing virtually. “Social media should be a fun expression tool,” says Ambrosio. “I try to keep my posts light and happy and show my personality.” Balenciaga sleeveless top, coat, shorts. Ben-Amun by Isaac Manevitz necklace, $300. Céline bag. Like her shiny, slicked-back style? Finish with Pantene Pro-V Style Series Airspray ($7, at drugstores). Bringing Sexy Back “I often borrow my husband’s shirts,” says Ambrosio. Ready for a twist…

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Think all YouTubers were born performers? Ingrid Nilsen, 26, actually posted her first video (at 3:00 A.M. six years ago) because she was shy. “Speaking with people was pretty crippling for me,” she says. “I thought it might help me gain confidence.” But that debut post about curling her hair (“it was mostly silent and pretty dark, but I was trying!”) got her hooked. Nilsen, above, now has nearly 4 million followers, and her videos explore everything from adult acne to outfit ideas to her personal life. (Her coming-out video has logged almost 13 million views: “The response was overwhelming,” she says. “Girls were saying that they saw themselves reflected in me.”) Here, Nilsen dishes on all the beauty things that should be on your radar for 2016 (on this…

…to wear the same pair of jeans two days in a row. Or three. Or four. Or five. …to say “No thanks, I’d rather not give you my number.” You’re at a bar, not filling out a tax form. Full disclosure is not required. …to turn off all notifications so you can watch porn on your iPhone in peace. …to order something else if you’re still hungry. It helps your server rack up that tip! …if you don’t believe in monogamy, and the idea of one penis for the rest of your life makes your soul cry. …if you do believe in monogamy. Again, this is about pleasing you. UMMM, NOT OK… …to post a comment you wouldn’t say to the person’s face. (See page 94 for why.)…

If there were a poster child for the power of social media to make career dreams come true, it would be Lindsey Stirling. Her one-of-a-kind dancing-whileplaying-violin performances were too offbeat for the music industry to initially get, but rather than change who she was, she took to YouTube to do her thing. Today, 7.2 million subscribers, two albums, and a world tour later, the Brigham Young grad whose parents couldn’t afford dance lessons is officially YouTube’s highest-earning woman, with a memoir, The Only Pirate at the Party, out this month. So how did she do it? I caught up with Stirling in New York City, where she was shooting a new video, to find out. CINDI LEIVE: In 2010 you got to the quarterfinals of America’s Got Talent, but Piers…

Who You Calling Role Model? “It’s fun to be able to play a character that’s in no way aspirational,” says Fey. “The more female characters there are on-screen, there’s less pressure on every character to represent everyone.” On Fey: Roland Mouret dress. Jennifer Fisher earring. Sophie Hughes Jewelry ring. On Poehler: Nicole Miller Artelier jumpsuit. Rebecca Peacock earring. Catbird necklace. Forget Jay Z and Beyoncé, or Brad and Angelina—the real love story of our time is the friendship between Tina Fey, 45, and Amy Poehler, 44. It started unassumingly, like all real friendships do: Fey, a wisecracking theater kid, and Poehler, the onetime secretary of her high school class, met while taking improv classes in Chicago in 1993. In the two decades since, they’ve built fame, fortune, family, and some…

I joined Instagram on September 6, 2012. I felt like the press was trying to depict me one way, and I didn’t want to become this little prince from Paris who has this expensive French house. That isn’t what I wanted people to get from me. So with Instagram I could show other parts of my personality—and the life that I love. The first photo I posted was of my embroidery designer; it was her birthday. Everybody at Balmain was really nervous at first. No one got it. They were like, “Either you’re going to ruin your image and destroy the brand, or no one is going to care.” But it made this big impact from day one; it started to grow and grow. Now you can see the Instagrams…

If you’re one of @RitaOra’s 6.8 million followers on Instagram, then you’ve seen a lot of Rita this year. Rita whipping her ponytail. Rita X Factor–ready. Rita waking up like this, going to bed like that. Her digital game is so good that it’s helped her parlay her pop star status into a global empire—she’s now also an actress, model, and fashion designer (for Adidas). The girl knows how to use social media to get what she wants. Listen in, so you can get what you want too. On finding her own voice on Instagram and Twitter “I never thought I’d be so obsessed with social media—it’s only off when I’m asleep! People think I don’t control my accounts, but I do it all on my own. That way there…

She Cultivates Compassion Monica Lewinsky, social activist; ambassador to Bystander Revolution, an antibullying organization; and Vanity Fair contributing editor If anyone knows the burn of being publicly shamed, it’s Lewinsky, who became “patient zero,” as she calls it, of Internet bullying after her 1990s relationship with then president Bill Clinton. Now, at 42, she’s made fighting to end hateful dialogue her personal crusade. Speaking around the world on the issue (including a TED talk that has 6 million views), she stopped to talk to Glamour about what it will really take to change the virtual culture. GLAMOUR: In our survey one out of five women admitted to criticizing a celebrity online. Is that disturbing to you? MONICA LEWINSKY: Constructive criticism is legitimate, but when it escalates to vitriol, it affects…

Happy Birthday, Duchess Catherine! January 9 CAPRICORN DEC. 22–JAN. 19 Caps, you’re in for one audacious year. Things kick off when the new moon in your sign meets courageous Jupiter on the 9th—that dose of bravery is just what you’ll need to break free from the past and forge a new path. Your New Year’s resolution should be big, because you Goats will be unstoppable. AQUARIUS JAN. 20–FEB. 18 Planets in your intuition zone clash with radical Uranus in your talk sector, putting you at high risk for saying something you’ll regret, and retrograde Mercury isn’t helping. Solution? Zip it. But all that activity in your perception angle means your observations will be on point, so sit back, take note, and when the planets quit wreaking havoc on your communication…

Cover On Fey: Jumpsuit, $2,470, Roland Mouret, NYC. Ear jacket, $350, vita fede.com. Bracelet, select Chloé stores. On Poehler: Top, $776, Neiman Marcus. Earring, $175, net-a-porter.com. Table of Contents Page 6: Bag, $2,700, gucci.com. Glamour Fashion Pages 34–35: 1. Flats, $675, moda operandi.com. 2. Earrings, $390, oscardelarenta.com. 3. Passport cover, $555, louisvuitton.com. 4. Jeans, $248, select Saks Fifth Avenue. 5. Acne Solutions Cleansing Mask, $23, clinique.com. 6. Bag, $4,075, select Valentino stores. 7. Blazer, $570, sandro paris.com. 8. iPhone6, from $549, apple.com for similar. Clockwise: Wwake arc necklace, $400, triangle necklace, $476, wwake.com. Chubby Stick Sculpting Highlight, $22, clinique.com. No. 5 Eau Première, $100 for 1.7 oz., chanel.com. Pink Clay Moisture Mask, $48, herbivorebotanicals.com. Heart sticker, $75, alphabet stickers, $55 each, Anya Hindmarch, NYC. Nikon camera, nikon.com for stores. BlackBerry…

Make It a Do The modern way to pledge your friend love? Wear matchy-matchy outfits on purpose. Everyone from Emily Ratajkowski and Hailey Baldwin (far left) to Will and Kate (top) to Tina and Amy (see the cover!) is doing it, and there are more than 2 million #twinning posts on Instagram. Just remember: Wearing coordinated looks—the same print or matching jackets—is cute; exact cloning is not. Now go forth and have fun…together!…