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It’s no easy feat to get the Monterey Five, aka the ladies of Big Little Lies, in the same locale. So it took two action-packed days, two venues, and a crew of over 50 people to keep the shoot, inspired by the visual allure of Valley of the Dolls, running on a tight schedule. Laura Dern and Shailene Woodley were the first to step in front of photographer Pamela Hanson’s lens, bringing their retro characters to life in a midcentury-modern Beverly Hills home. The following day, at an equally dreamy house in Pasadena, Nicole Kidman, Zoë Kravitz, and Reese Witherspoon took turns channeling 1960s glamour through a mix of soft pastels, bright prints, and classic pearls. Though the actresses enjoyed playing dress-up, we couldn’t help but turn our attention to…

On an unseasonably warm February day in Milan, Elizabeth Debicki is sitting before a photographer. She plants her feet in a wide-open balletic pose that recalls her early training as a dancer. Sitting before a journalist the following day, she crosses her long legs in a closed-off double twist that suggests she might have once been a contortionist too. “If I were a psychoanalyst, I might say I’m protecting myself,” Debicki says. “I’m very long. I guess I’ve just always been very languid,” she says with a laugh. As much as the 28-year-old actress has become known for valuing her privacy (she avoids social media altogether), Debicki is also recognized for demonstrating remarkable physical fluidity in a string of standout performances. It is almost impossible to take your eyes off…

Gemma Chan Enhanced by intricate prints and sunny hues, her understated silhouettes command attention. Naomi Campbell She cuts a powerful figure in architectural shapes and fierce spike heels. Patricia Clarkson Her statement-making move? Adding a little—or a lot of—light-catching shine.…

Good Angles The newest slant on summer silhouettes? Swishy handkerchief hemlines. The Score Cheap thrills to fast-track your style. ISLAND EASE CONCERT COOL This or…All This? BOXY LADY Button-fronts loosen up in structured short-sleeve cuts. Shining Examples Consider these responsibly produced jewelry collections a rock-solid excuse to treat yourself. ETHICALLY SOURCED FOUND OBJECTS RECYCLED ANTIQUE my style CALI-COOL STREETWEAR AND JEWELRY DESIGNER MELODY EHSANI SHARES A FEW OF HER FAVORITE THINGS…

“Lily’s hairstylist DJ Quintero referenced Cher and added 5 or 6 inches [with extensions]. So I thought, if we’re talking about the 1960s, then pastel makeup is the way to go. I layered a mint-colored eyeliner with white pencil to help it stand out. The sheer peach lip played supporting actress to the graphic-eye look.”—VINCENT OQUENDO, MAKEUP ARTIST…

“The Insight Timer app has so many styles of meditation. I like the ones that ask you to think about relaxing every part of your body.” THIS SIX-TIME OLYMPIC MEDALIST SPENT DECADES pushing her body to its limits, exercising every day as a professional gymnast. Today she’s taking a kinder approach to caring for her body and mind. “Last year, speaking out [about sexual abuse within USA Gymnastics] took so much out of me that I could barely work out,” Raisman says. “Now I’m listening to what my body needs.” And that could mean anything from alternating between the treadmill and the elliptical in 10-minute bursts to following a 20-minute yoga video on YouTube or boxing with a partner (“That turns into a therapy session where I’m talking and boxing…

I am going to be 100 percent real with you,” Octavia Spencer says when we sit down at a restaurant one morning in L.A., not far from her home in the San Fernando Valley. She seems to mean it. Over the next hour, whether we’re discussing her salary negotiations, her stage fright, her dyslexia, her hairstyles (wigs included), or her issues with the way the fashion industry treats non-skinny people, Spencer has a knack for speaking the truth. But if you’ve seen a certain movie trailer in recent weeks, your most pressing questions might be about another topic: her starring role as a murderous psychopath. In the horror film Ma, out May 31, Spencer plays an isolated woman who lures a group of teenagers into her home and proceeds to…

When we lived in New York, we used to open our windows and just sit on the sill to feel like we were outside,” says Chelsea Hansford, the co-owner and co–creative director of denim–turned–lifestyle brand Simon Miller. She moved to L.A. in 2017 with her husband, Grégoire Gamba (he oversees the line’s handbag collection), and their dog, Marcel. “Having a full floor-length glass door that slides open to the outside deck and being able to open your front door and have a whole yard you can walk around is pretty major.” The stars of the show, however, are two bright orange vintage Togo couches designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset. Everything about them appeals to Hansford’s tastes: “The color, the design, and the comfort aspect—they’re lightweight and low.” Admittedly,…

When Brooke Shields arrives to meet Scott Tacinelli and Angie Rito, the husband-and-wife chefs behind Don Angie, there’s one question on everyone’s mind: Can Brooke cook? “I once pitched a show to the Cooking Channel called Brooke, Don’t Cook,” confesses the statuesque superstar with a laugh. “I wouldn’t say I cook with ease or flair. I just don’t have the confidence.” Shields is in luck because her new chef friends have dazzled New Yorkers with their imaginative take on Italian-American cuisine ever since they opened their red-hot red-sauce joint in 2017. Think homemade garganelli nestled in broken-meatball ragu, lasagna rolled into ricotta-stuffed coils, and Thai-inspired prosciutto-melon salad, the summery dish they’re making today. Cooking doesn’t come naturally to Shields because growing up as a child star in Manhattan meant there…

On Friends we were always laughing between takes, but there’s one particular memory that’s my favorite. We were shooting a scene where my character Phoebe was at Monica and Rachel’s apartment, and I had a line that said, “Oh! I’ve gotta go!” The only problem was that I wasn’t wearing a watch, so how could Phoebe know what time it was? We were in front of a live audience, and my line was coming up. I started looking around the room, and when I noticed the clock face in the kitchen, I pointed up at it, said my line, and left. When the scene ended, my co-star Matthew Perry came over to me with this weird little smile on his face. He said, “Did you just do what I think…

WELL PLAYED Thank you for featuring Sesame Street in the April issue [p. 42]. My light reading turned into a morning of fashion with my toddler, Jameson!—ELIZABETH KELLEY, Columbus, Ohio FOOD FOR THOUGHT Your April article on shopping diets [“Does My Closet Make Me Look Fat?” p. 50] was fascinating since I wanted the Givenchy sandals on the page before, and eight pages later, a Loeffler Randall bag was calling my name!—EILEEN MILLER, Midlothian, Va. So happy when I see women like me on the magazines.—@CANDIEDGIRLBOUTIQUE CHARACTER EVOLUTION Seeing [“Come and Play Dress-Up,” April, p. 42] in @instylemagazine made me much happier than it probably should have as a grown woman. I grew up with these characters (except Abby) and now my son is growing up with them. I love…

DINO MIGHT For its pre-fall 2019 show in Shanghai last December, Coach tapped four Chinese artists to reinterpret the house’s signature Rexy-the-dinosaur motif throughout the collection. One option with extra bite? This ferociously cute update—designed by ink painter Zhu Jingyi—on the brand’s timeless logo bag. Coach 1941 bag, $395; coach.com. TOTAL GEMS Personalized-jewelry go-to Sarah Chloe introduces SLDA, a sister label focused on delicate, easy-to-layer designs under $500. UNIFORM GOALS When the FIFA Women’s World Cup kicks off on June 7, 14 national teams will be sporting sleek new soccer kits specifically designed for women by Nike. The shirts have longer sleeves and innovative details like a neckline that seamlessly glides over a ponytail. Bursting with PRIDE Usher in June’s annual celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community with these two delightfully…

BESTDRESS GWENDOLINE CHRISTIE IN IRIS VAN HERPEN With a fashion bravado that surpasses even her swordsmanship, Christie took the crown as queen of the red carpet at the Game of Thrones final-season première. Her vaporous print dress is practically on fire. Clean Sweep Wash away your cares (and dust bunnies) in a romantic cascade of seemingly endless pleats. “I love how the silhouette has a feminine, vintage feel.”—LAURA HARRIER in Louis Vuitton Snake Bites Move over, leopard spots. Printed snakeskin is the new king of the fashion jungle. “The two-toned snakeskin adds personality to a classic pencil skirt.”—OLIVIA PALERMO in a Versace skirt Vote now! Choose your favorite star look of the day at instyle.com/lotd…

Paola Mendoza’s weapon of choice when fighting for immigrants’ rights has always been creativity. The filmmaker, activist, writer, and former artistic director of the Women’s March on Washington honed her storytelling skills in the early 2000s with movies like Entre Nos and her subsequent book, The Ones Who Don’t Stay, both based on her experiences immigrating to the United States from Colombia as a child. Since then she has dedicated her life and social-media feeds to rallying support for marginalized groups. Now with a dystopian novel on the way and a 6-year-old son whom she says she’s hell-bent on raising as a feminist, Mendoza is continuing her crusade. ART IMPACT “The past few years have taught me that my skills as an artist are critical to moving forward with change,”…

Clip It For grown-ups bored by bobby pins, these chic, bold barrettes will do the trick “I love creating looks for Lucy. She’s fun, confident, daring, and loves fashion.”—JO BAKER, MAKEUP ARTIST BEAUTY MUSE Lucy Boynton The risk-taking actress knows how to liven up a red carpet. “She usually sends me a pic of her dress, and I ask how it makes her feel,” says Boynton’s frequent makeup pro Jo Baker. “I conjure up looks to bring that mood to life.” While there are no rules about application, Baker notes, “If I’m going for a big statement in one area, like her eyes, I usually prefer to keep the other features pared down.” Using a good eyelid primer is also a must, says Baker. Try Nars Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base…

“I like any place in the mountains.”CHRISTOPHER BAGLEYWRITER “Leading Lady,” p. 114 “This year, having had a documentary about me play across the country, I’ll be basking in an afterglow similar to [what happens after] a good sexual experience.”DR. RUTH WESTHEIMERSEX THERAPIST, “Doctor Truth,” p. 124 “I like biking around the city in a summer dress with a warm breeze in my hair and a basket full of flowers.”HELENA CHRISTENSENMODEL, Beauty Mark, p. 82 “I’ve lived in L.A. for most of my life, and ‘June gloom’ is one of my favorite things. It makes me feel like I live somewhere with ‘weather.’”LISA KUDROWACTRESS, Why I Love, p. 142 “I like the final days of a breeze floating through my apartment before I’m forced to resort to air-conditioning.”SLOANE CROSLEYWRITER “Doctor Truth,”…

GRAPHIC DETAILS Streamlined black and white extras set a fresh tone for the season Chanel watch ($5,700) and handbag ($3,600); at Chanel, 800-550-0005. Frame jacket, $330; frame-store.com.…

Known for completely disappearing into her roles for films like Monster and North Country, Charlize Theron is the ultimate onscreen chameleon. That’s why she’s ready to be the best version of herself on the red carpet. “We’re never looking to transform her with fashion,” says stylist Leslie Fremar. “Charlize just wants to wear something she feels comfortable in, something that’s also modern and sexy. Since she’s so statuesque, she can get away with anything from a mini to a tux to a turtleneck gown. When she puts it on, she owns it.” HER BEST! It’s no secret Theron loves a dramatic Dior moment (she’s been the face of the brand’s J’adore fragrance since 2004). Yet her most showstopping look, hands down, was this sunny custom-made bustier gown, which was like…

I am not here to tell you to lean in. As a matter of fact, sometimes, if you really want to be the boss of yourself, you’ve got to lean out. Let me start by saying that my time in politics was good training for learning how to get shit done. I cut my political teeth with Bernie [Sanders] in 1996. I worked for John Kerry on his presidential campaign and was a part of Barack Obama’s team from the very beginning, when he was a senator. At the White House I was Obama’s deputy chief of staff and the first woman to occupy the office next to the Oval. There I oversaw the Military Office (think Air Force One, Marine One, Camp David) and the vetting, nomination, and confirmation…

One of the reasons I said yes to trying out these ribbons and bows is that I’ve worn stuff in my hair before. For the Golden Globes, my hairstylist Gregory Russell, stylist Karla Welch, and I referenced for inspiration a picture of Sylvette David, who was Picasso’s muse for a hot second. She had this messy ponytail with a bow in it. That’s what we did. But wearing this stuff in real life is 100 percent different from on the red carpet. In my real life I don’t wear a lot of makeup. My style is a little normcore with a cool blazer. So when I started playing with these bows, I was like, “Fuck, I don’t think I can pull them off.” Initially I was excited about trying a…

CHRISTENSEN’S MUST-HAVES THE COLOR OF MY EYES… Adapts to my surroundings. If I’m by the ocean or the sky, they tend to be more blue. But they’re definitely green, with a yellow ring around the pupils. My mother has dark brown eyes, and my dad and sister have watery, almost transparent blue eyes. But no one has green. My dog has one brown eye and one that’s almost blue topaz. WHEN IT COMES TO MODELING, MY EYES… Are very beneficial. [Starting out] I realized quickly that I have a rather exotic look—a mix of South American and Danish [features]. It’s funny because when I was baptized, a nun came over to my mom, looked at me, and said, “Those eyes will get her far.” She was right! They’re one of…

Big Little Lies is a Very Big Deal. It is an epic, insanely entertaining, tremendously acted hit. It features an ensemble of women, from longtime movie stars to burning younger talents who are each Big Deals on their own (oh, and coming up in Season 2, Meryl Streep). But it represents more than that. It is, frankly, a triumph for the ladies. BLL is great work done by great women, with respect and craft, the conscious sharing of opportunity, and, most significantly, very real friendships. The lives of the cast—Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon, Laura Dern, Shailene Woodley, and Zoë Kravitz—have overlapped in myriad ways. Nicole and Reese have a production partnership (Big Little Lies is their brainchild). Reese starred with Laura in Wild. Laura starred with Shailene in The Fault…

If it turns you on, freaks you out, or seems remotely titillating, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, the world’s most famous sex therapist, has been asked about it. At 91 years old, she is impossible to stump. Just try it. Her still-girlish face has two go-to expressions: poker and delight. The former was honed after decades of fans’ asking this German grandma the dirtiest questions they could muster; the latter stems from an ever-present joie de vivre. (A typical tweet: “Today is Fat Tuesday. I prefer to call it Sexy Tuesday, what about you?”) And while her audience has tended to overshare with the good doctor, she has carefully maintained the revelations as a one-way street. But now, for those curious about the creation of her cult of personality as well as…

Cover: Pamela Hanson/LGA Management; styling: Julia von Boehm; Nicole Kidman: hair: Kylee Heath/R+Co/Starworks Artist; makeup: Kate Synnott/The Wall Group; manicure: Emi Kudo/Nails Inc./Opus Beauty; Laura Dern: hair: Creighton Bowman/Dyson/Bumble and Bumble/Tomlinson Management; makeup: Pati Dubroff/Forward Artists; manicure: Michelle Saunders/Essie/Forward Artists; Reese Witherspoon: hair: Lona Vigi/R+Co/Starworks Artists; makeup: Kelsey Deenihan/Elizabeth Arden/The Wall Group; manicure: Thuy Nguyen; Zoë Kravitz: hair: Nikki Nelms/Maui Moisture/Impaq Beauty; makeup: Nina Park/YSL Beauté/Forward Artists; manicure: Casey Herman/The Wall Group; Shailene Woodley: hair: John D/Tresemmé/Forward Artists; makeup: Kara Yoshimoto Bua/Starworks Artists; manicure: Stephanie Stone/Essie/Forward Artists; prop styling: Gille Mills/The Magnet Agency; production: Avenue B p. 13: Pamela Hanson/LGA Management p. 14: Clockwise from top left: Lara Jade/Atelier Management; Jennifer Livingston; Emman Montalvan p. 16: Clockwise from top: Lara Jade; Getty; Brandon Smith (5) p. 18: Clockwise from top…