Tabla de contenidos para November 2020 en InStyle

Stay in your lane.” I don’t care for this term: More often than not, it receives a four-letter response. This comment turns up every now and again on InStyle’s Instagram feed. It seems to imply that a “women’s magazine” should stick to “women’s things,” which, according to this mindset, appear to be celebrities, fashion, and…celebrities in fashion. When InStyle highlights any of the myriad social issues facing this country or celebrates the women who speak up for themselves and for others, these trusty, rusty words will appear. They are often accompanied by a highly theatrical “Unfollowing!” (We greet that one with a cheery emoji wave.) Now, on Instagram—a cyber scrapbook we follow for kicks—the stakes are low. For the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg, early in her career, the stakes were…

THERE ARE TATTOOS, and then there are Dr. Woo’s tattoos. Known for his minimalist aesthetic and unparalleled craftsmanship, Brian Woo, aka Dr. Woo, has shifted the way people view the art, with celebrities like Miley Cyrus, Emilia Clarke, and Drake serving as standout canvases for his delicate designs. To Woo, the worlds of beauty and tattooing aren’t mutually exclusive. “In a way, [tattooing] is the same thing as beauty,” he says. “It’s using your skin and appearance to make yourself feel good.” Growing up in North Hollywood immersed in the skateboarding scene, Woo got his first tattoo at age 12. He found tattoo artists intimidating, and the thought of pursuing his interest professionally never crossed his mind. That is, until he met Mark Mahoney, who popularized the single-needle style Woo…

With infinite information at our fingertips and a greater need than ever to access it, disengaging feels both impossible and urgent. Here’s how to put your screen time on pause. Know When to Walk Away “Anything that reinforces the idea that someone can control things they cannot control will make them feel crazier,” says clinical and consulting psychologist Rosie Hunter. That applies directly to engaging (or arguing) on social media but also extends to something like obsessively monitoring the news. The landscape is trickier for people of color, for whom simply logging off isn’t an option. “For Black women in particular, strategic vigilance is a survival mechanism. We’ve made it for hundreds of years by paying attention to what white people are up to,” says Dr. Hunter. “When you add…

Q A CLEA DUVALL: I feel like I’m seeing a family member I haven’t seen in a long time. I’m like, “Look at your hair. You look so healthy.” KRISTEN STEWART: I love that we’re doing it this way too. This is my third Zoom call ever. CD: I would have been Zooming you all the time, but I just assume that everyone hates Zoom at this point. KS: I like it. This is cool because the story won’t be like, “We went to a local café in her neighborhood and ordered a drink. There’s a tension. Does she want to be here?” [laughs] CD: Was it something I said? [laughs] You turned 30 in quarantine. How did it feel to have a big birthday at that time? KS: I woke…

A few hours before my interview with Hugh Grant, while I’m preparing my questions and wondering how delicately I should phrase the one about the pros and cons of getting older, an unexpected bulletin pops up on my news feed. Grant is turning 60 this week. In his hometown of London, the Four Weddings and a Funeral heartthrob will now be entitled to some senior-citizen perks, including free rides on city buses. And sure enough, when Grant appears via Zoom from his home—backlit, he jokes, to shave off a few years—the mere mention of his age unleashes a stream of his signature self-mocking quippery. These days, Grant says, “I have to pee every three seconds.” His body is failing him in several perplexing ways. On Twitter recently, someone told him…

HIGHTIME The elegant Pasha de Cartier watch has been a fan favorite since débuting 35 years ago, but this season truly proves its staying power: Meet the new generation, which comes with luxe details like interchangeable straps, a hidden spot for engraving, and more than a few diamonds. CLOSET CLASSIC Another Tomorrow This eco-minded newcomer’s elegant basics are made with low-impact materials sourced through responsible supply chains—and if you scan the QR code on each piece, you can see the receipts that prove it. SPOOK Show Continuing a 10-plus-year streak of collaborating with buzzy designers—Lanvin, Versace, Isabel Marant—H&M débuts a gothic-cool capsule collection from The Vampire’s Wife. Coat Tale Outdoorsy British standby Barbour draws on over 100 years’ worth of archives for a selection of reengineered heritage styles. A standout?…

How would you describe your beauty aesthetic? It is relatively simple. [I like] eyeliner, mascara, and cheek and lip stain, or maybe some lipstick. But I tend to have a lot more fun when there’s a professional doing my makeup. If I try to do it myself, it’s going to be crazy. [laughs] I kind of dictate what the look is based on how I feel and who I am that day. Which products have been your mainstays throughout this stressful year? Milk Makeup Lip + Cheek stick in Quickie. It doesn’t matter how blah I feel—I slap a bit of that on my cheeks, lips, and eyelids and I’m cute again. Also, Gucci Bloom. There is something so fanciful and airy and light about the fragrance that I love.…

Dew Good Amp up your skin’s radiance with one of these luxe oils C’mon, Get Happy For the moms who have been holding down the fort during the pandemic, Kristen Bell sees you. The actress and mama of two has partnered with high-end cannabis company Lord Jones to create Happy Dance, a CBD-infused skin-care line intended to provide relief from daily stressors. “Self-care shouldn’t be an event, a fancy vacation, or something you schedule two weeks from now,” says Bell. “It should consist of everyday pick-me-ups that help you throughout your day.” Which is why the R&R-inspired products include Whipped CBD Body Butter, Head-to-Toe CBD Coconut Melt, and Stress Away CBD Bath Bomb. “You don’t need to escape reality to do a happy dance,” she says. “It’s a mindset—the glorious…

“Marfa has a special quality that can’t be explained. You have to just visit.” WHY YOU SHOULD GO Marfa has a population of only around 2,000, and everyone seems to know everyone else. I discovered the small desert town on a solo road trip and immediately fell for its slow pace and the wide open spaces—the art exhibitions and rotating festivals are a welcome bonus. WHERE TO STAY AND WHAT TO EAT El Cosmico (1), a hotel and campground, is one of my favorite spots. It offers vintage trailers and hot tubs for rent (and you can bring your dog). Hotel Saint George is also a fantastic option because it has a pool. Being able to swim in the middle of the desert is important! Stop by Convenience West for…

How did you wind up with four kitties in your life? I’ve lived with Harry Larry and Liza Meownelli for a while now, and I adopted Lady G—short for Genivieve—and Matilda last year after the passing of my cat Bug the Second. I wouldn’t necessarily recommend that, because at first I had all these cats and a broken heart. But they have really helped me heal and kept me busy. What are their personalities like? Matilda, my little tortoiseshell, likes to cuddle—but only on her own terms. She just hates it when people have the audacity to pick her up. My tuxedo cat, Harry Larry, is really ornery: Every morning at 4 he screams for food. That’s just his truth! Then Lady G, who’s light tan, is so sweet. You…

If you are anything like me, you have experienced the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as a body blow. The loss of one of the most prominent and impactful female leaders the world has known is immeasurable. It’s tempting to pull the covers over our heads and eat frosting right out of the tube, but as a legal scholar and court watcher for the past two decades, I want you to know that if the sudden passing of the Notorious RBG has you feeling hopeless and powerless, then you haven’t been paying attention. A kind of superhero who first invented and then became the guardian of female equality under the law, RBG was the second woman elevated to the U.S. Supreme Court. Over the course of almost three decades,…

Elizabeth Warren is not only famed for “persisting” but for having a plan. Many of them. A schoolteacher–turned–Harvard Law professor–turned–politician, Warren established the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau following the housing crisis of 2008. Since taking office in 2013, she has been a populist crusader for women’s rights, climate change, health care, taxes, and the economy. Look to her Instagram for real-time reactions to issues plaguing the country (in the week after we spoke it was the New York Times’ exposé on Donald Trump’s taxes, Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination to the Supreme Court, and the decision not to charge the officers involved in the death of Breonna Taylor). As she actively campaigns on behalf of former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Kamala Harris, her onetime rivals for the Democratic presidential…

What Has Helped You Through the Pandemic? “Dog cuddles and baking! FaceTime has also been a lifesaver. And reading valuable Black Lives Matter resources online.”ROMY REINER Writer, “All in the Family,” p. 46 “TikTok, marijuana, Codenames, and MSNBC’s Ali Velshi saving a baby squirrel on live TV in the middle of a hurricane.”CAZZIE DAVID Writer and Actress, “Spotlight: Cazzie David,” p. 88 “My amazing team, who helped me launch my new skin-care brand, Woo, and staying active with other creative projects.”DR. WOO Tattoo Artist, “Dr. Woo on Permanent Beauty,” p. 70 “I’ve been in postproduction on my new movie, Happiest Season, since March, so having that to focus on has been invaluable.”CLEA DUVALL Writer, Actress, and Director, “The Optimist,” p. 93 “Doing inspiring and uplifting things with friends.”AHMAD BARBER (near…

BRILLIANT SCHEMES This season’s matchy-matchy looks are worth the extra coordination.…

PartyPrints Lively tapestry motifs feel extra festive in silk and brocade fabrics. Made in the SHADES Steal these can’t-fail color schemes from the runway stat. PACKING GUIDE Country Weekend Everything you need for a mini autumn escape—right down to the perfect overnight bag. WOODSY EXTRAS CHUNKY KNIT SWEATER CORDUROY PANTS CHELSEA BOOTS You Know You Want It Prada’s fresh approach to minimalism? Balancing stark designs with a few dainty florals. Re-create the look with this capsule wardrobe.…

Magical epidermal elixirs don’t typically fall out of the sky. Often the creation of a “cult cream” takes highly targeted sponcon marketing rollouts with bloated budgets for influencers and sexy ads. Then along came Dr. Augustinus Bader. In March 2018 Dr. Bader—an apple-cheeked stem-cell researcher at the University of Leipzig, Germany, with a fondness for bow ties—launched the Cream and the Rich Cream, which have since garnered a crazy number of Instagram testimonials and press accolades. Celebrities (think Leo and Gwyneth) are buying it by the boatloads, and none of them are getting paid for their endorsement. With Dr. Bader’s line of staples—a Body Oil, Face Oil, Body Cream and Lotion, and Cream Cleansing Gel—they are simply getting much nicer skin, which matters a lot to people who are paid…

What’s INside THE PLACE An insider’s guide to Marfa from designer and Texas transplant Ashley Rowe. BAR FOR TWO Casa Dragones co-founder Bertha González Nieves mixes up spicy margaritas. BFF Queer Eye’s Jonathan Van Ness on life with four cuddly cats and his new pup, Pablo. SANITY CHECK How and when to disconnect from your device—it’s not as impossible as it sounds. CULTURE What Cazzie David is reading, watching, and listening to, plus more of our picks.…

An ice cube is an ice cube, right? Not according to Bertha González Nieves. The co-founder of cult tequila brand Casa Dragones, which is coveted by celebrities like Oprah as well as liquor connoisseurs around the globe, has worked way too hard elevating the image of tequila for any old ice cubes to be used with her prize-winning product. “It should be poured over a 2-inch-square ice cube,” says González Nieves. Of course, she uses a special silicone tray that produces clear ice imprinted with a Casa Dragones logo. You won’t get that from your fridge ice cube maker. “I couldn’t resist,” she adds. With her acute attention to detail, it’s no wonder that González Nieves became the first woman to earn the official title of maestra tequilera, or master…

TV SHOWS Search Party (1) “I appreciate comedies that are actually meant to make you laugh. The lawyer in Season 3 may be one of my favorite television characters of all time.” (HBO Max) High Fidelity “Shouldn’t have been canceled.” (Hulu) PEN15 “Anna [Konkle] and Maya [Erskine] are geniuses.” (Hulu) PODCASTS Red Scare “It’s refreshing in this time to hear people talk who aren’t afraid to be politically incorrect. I hope I can live the rest of my life without them knowing I exist, because them talking about me is my greatest fear.” Pod Save the People and Pod Save America (2) “The best way to stay up-to-date on politics and hear your daily outrage voiced by young people. The hosts of the latter are former Obama aides, so their…

“At home with Erwin [Bach, her husband] in Switzerland, getting ready to celebrate my 80th birthday with love, gratitude, and absolute happiness.” “Red lipstick was like adrenaline to me. I felt glamorous, powerful, and ready for anything.” “A quiet moment in a French café, captured by legendary photographer Peter Lindbergh, who could work magic with just one click of his camera.” ON HER FAMOUS LEGS I’m the last person to ask about my legs! When I was growing up, I always thought they were too long and skinny. I felt like an awkward pony, so I never wanted to show them off. When I wore short skirts onstage it was for a practical reason—they gave me the freedom to move, and I really like to move. What do I like…

I’ve wanted to be a mom my whole entire life. For years I was basically walking around with my legs open like, “Impregnate me!” [laughs] But I never got pregnant in any of my relationships, even when I wasn’t exactly practicing safe sex. I just thought it wasn’t God’s will for me. When I got married [to filmmaker Erik Anders Lang in 2014], we did a lot of IVF, but I still had unexplained infertility. Eventually, we did get embryos, but then we also got a divorce, so I wasn’t able to use them. It was all very painful, and by the end of that relationship, I had suffered so much that it took lots of profound therapy for me to realize that I needed to take care of my…

Cover: Olivia Malone/Home Agency; styling: Rebecca Ramsey; hair: Adir Abergel/A-Frame Agency; makeup; Jillian Dempsey/Walter Schupfer Management; manicure: Ashlie Johnson/The Wall Group; set design; Maxim Jezek/Walter Schupfer Management; Production: Kelsey Stevens Productions p. 3: Olivia Malone/Home Agency p. 4 From top left: Olivia Malone/Home Agency; Guardian/Eyevine/Redux; AB+DM/The Only Agency p. 6: Clockwise from top left: Mark Lim; Boo George/Walter Schupfer Management; Jack Robinson p. 8: Clockwise from top left: Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States; Olivia Malone/Home Agency; AB+DM/The Only Agency; Olivia Malone; Peter Lindbergh p. 10: AB+DM/The Only Agency; courtesy @Menagerie.of.moods; Steve Granitz/WireImage; Jason Schmidt; courtesy @Stephruhle; courtesy @Jasminejanue; courtesy @The Cartorialist p. 12: Clockwise from top right: courtesy Romy Reiner; courtesy Dr. Woo; courtesy Ahmad Barber; courtesy Donté Maurice; courtesy Bertha González Nieves; courtesy Claire Stern;…

There’s nothing more meaningful to me than the people I love, and this sketch is a perfect representation of that. My mom, Shelley [Hershlag], drew it about a year ago when my son was 7 and my daughter was 2. She is a trained artist, so she draws the kids often, but out of the hundreds of sketches she has done, I think this one captures their personalities and close relationship the best. It also captures their love of reading, which has always been important to our family. When I was growing up, reading really helped shape my sense of empathy because it allowed me to experience a life outside of my own and feel a real connection to storytelling. I was also an only child, so I spent a…