InStyleNovember 2018的目錄

“Fall TV shows! Summer content is such a struggle.”KATIE STURINO FASHION BLOGGER “Fall Factor,” p. 82 “The only way I know it’s fall is when Starbucks has a Pumpkin Spice Latte.”EVA LONGORIA ACTRESS & DIRECTOR Why I Love, p. 188 “Sweater weather and good movies.”OLIVIA WILDE ACTRESS So What Do You Do?, p. 118 “All the spooky stuff!”SEAN KNIGHT STYLIST “Sterling Reputation,” p. 158 “The clothes! And the ever-so-slight chill in the L.A. air.”KARLA WELCH STYLIST, “La Vie en Ross,” p. 136 “It feels comforting, sunny, and happy with a bit of melancholy.”HORST DIEKGERDES PHOTOGRAPHER “La Vie en Ross,” p. 136 “I love a pecan pie. I’ll deal with a pumpkin if I have to, but a pecan pie is really the way to go.”BILLY EICHNER COMEDIAN “I Want You…

Yes! @instylemagazine from the domination of 50 plus Badass women straight to gasps and swoons of Fall fashion. My heart smiled so big after reading these two issues! —@THE312BLOG JEN-DER ROLE Jennifer Aniston is like an old friend—we all love her and want eternal happiness for her. Thankfully, the days of a woman “having to be” a wife and mother are long gone. We can be whatever we want, no pity required. —V. SLOAN GOODMAN, Savannah, Ga. A coat of many colors…so happy to see […] color choices and styles for every style, figure and budget this Fall. Color is the single most powerful component in creating a dynamic first impression. […] —@LIVVIVID The September Issue of Magazines are arriving in the Mail and I’m LOVING IT! @instylemagazine With my…

ALL-STARS Athletically inclined accessories kick into high gear GOAL LINE SPECTATOR SPORT Set design: Natasha Felker for Bianco Artists.…

THAT’S SO FIRE Smoky eyes took a back seat to the red-orange eye-shadow trend, which ranged from bold apricot shades to more subtle swipes of crimson.…

Lifelong Republicans Jennifer Pierotti Lim and Meghan Milloy both grew up in conservative Bible Belt families, campaigned for George W. Bush, and endorse fiscal policies that lower taxes to boost the economy. But they admit to feeling abandoned by their party in 2016, when Donald Trump clinched the GOP’s presidential nomination. “We weren’t OK at all with what Trump was saying about women and minorities,” says Lim, the former director of health policy at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. So she and Milloy founded Republican Women for Hillary, a volunteer group that amplified the voices of like-minded moderates and campaigned for Hillary Clinton. Post-election, the duo continued to speak out against Trump’s rhetoric by launching the nonprofit Republican Women for Progress (RWFP), an incubator for GOP candidates. Milloy, a financial-policy…

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THIS SELF-PROCLAIMED BEAUTY HOARDER created a line of “lazy-girl makeup” to simplify our lives. Her sumptuous cheek and eye creams bring a flush to the complexion, and, once blended over lash lines, can produce a sultry look in seconds. How’s that for a four-minute face? “I love when makeup is creamy and looks like it just belongs on your face.” Check out a few of her must-haves. If you’ve got gaps between lashes, pop in a few individual falsies, Dempsey says. “The key is to use short and medium lengths. And Duo makes a dark-toned drying glue too.” “If I want to add a little glow after applying powder blush, I’ll piggyback my cheek tint on top.” “I love Dr. Sturm’s face cream. I’ve never had any irritation or complaints…

“I feel very strongly about my facial massager. It’s heavier than others,” says Czech, who likes to roll one over a serum or sheet mask. Hello, rosy glow! “The majority of my clients [use] a mixture of Vintner’s Daughter serum and the Masque Vernix by Biologique Recherche,” says Czech, who blends them for a moisturizing treat. When you don’t have time for a multistep regimen, Czech recommends this do-itall cream from Dr. Augustinus Bader. She also uses these calming drops from Dr. Barbara Sturm to ease red and dehydrated skin.…

STEP 1 Prep hair with a nonsticky, bodyboosting mousse. STEP 2 Wrap sections around a hot iron. (Try holding the ends so they don’t curl around the barrel.) Once hair is cool, shake it out and tousle with fingers. STEP 3 Finish off a wavy look with a touch of this serum “for some separation and shine,” says Josh.…

“Beauty and fashion created an endless pool of creativity and wonder for me.” So you really hated your brows as a kid, huh? I did, and my mom would always tell me they were my best feature. I was like, “They look like giant slugs on my face and you think they’re my best feature?” [Laughs] I wanted small eyebrows, and I’d try to tweeze them down. I was also naturally skinny, but I wanted curves. We always want what we don’t have. I don’t know why we do that as women. I didn’t start appreciating my brows until everyone else did. We want to be skinnier, we want to be taller, we want to have a big bum. Those are fads, and real beauty is from within. I mean…

HÄAGEN-DAZS® Indulge in Häagen-Dazs non-dairy flavors with a creamier texture and rich taste. This is non-dairy made extraordinary. häagen-dazs.com THE SALON BY INSTYLE INSIDE JCPENNEY GRAND OPENING August 17, 2018 | Schaumburg, Illinois InStyle and JCPenney celebrated the grand opening of The Salon by InStyle inside JCPenney at the Woodfield Mall. Special Projects Director Ruthie Friedlander co-hosted the event with The Salon by InStyle Creative Director Dilek Onur-Taylor. Guests enjoyed an all-around beauty experience with express bar services, hair trend consultations and tours of the new salon. PURE LEAF® Real tea leaves dried, blended, and brewed by Pure Leaf® tea masters for a smooth, delicious iced tea. pureleaf.com © 2018 PURE LEAF is a registered trademark of the Unilever Group of Companies used under license.…

Known for her bold approach to fashion, Tracee Ellis Ross had no issue wearing bright ensembles for our Paris shoot, many of which were débuted at Couture Fashion Week just days earlier. “When a lady’s wearing pink, she feels fierce,” she said, twirling along the heavily trafficked streets in a frothy Giambattista Valli confection. “This is the way I walk in Paris. In couture!” Her deft moves attracted a bevy of camera-wielding onlookers near the Louvre, and by the time she got to the Pont Neuf for our final shots, Ross was in full runway mode. Strutting along the Seine in a white Gucci gown, she waxed poetic about her très chic looks while we filmed a behind-the-scenes video. This, of course, attracted even more attention from a passing boat…

CAROLYN ARENTSON Dubuque, Iowa @mychicobsession INSPIRED BY Trend Report: “Fall Forward” (September 2018) HOW SHE MAKES IT HER OWN Arentson puts a relaxed spin on power dressing, teaming her plaid blazer with lived-in denim and polished loafers. LEE LACSON Boston @lilay815 INSPIRED BY The Style: Rachel Brosnahan (September 2018) HOW SHE MAKES IT HER OWN For Lacson, pulling off a scarf print is a walk in the park. “I love to play with colors and textures,” she says. “Life is too short to be plain.” LAUREN STOLL Asbury Park, N.J. @ginnyscloset INSPIRED BY Instant Style: “Feeling Flush” (August 2018) HOW SHE MAKES IT HER OWN Stoll’s striped jumpsuit is a playful take on the fuchsia trend. Bright white sunnies and a straw bag make the look resort-ready. LATISHA GUSTER Atlanta…

1 JENNIFER LOPEZ Whether she’s redefining couples-style goals with A-Rod or turning heads in yet another jaw-dropping Versace gown, one thing’s for sure: Jenny from the block has never looked better. 2 CATE BLANCHETT Sophisticated and avant-garde, Blanchett is right at home in velvet, feathers, sequins, and pretty much anything else she throws on. Let’s just say we wouldn’t want to follow her on the step and repeat. 3 ZOË KRAVITZ Daytime pastels, peekaboo cropped tops … It’s hard to predict what fashion’s resident cool girl will try next—and that’s just how she likes it. “Her style is very connected to her mood,” says stylist Andrew Mukamal. 4 ZENDAYA When it comes to sartorial choices, Zendaya always goes with her gut. “She loves looks that feel light,” says stylist Law…

TWINKLE, TWINKLE A statue may have been the most coveted accessory of the night, but these stunning jewels were in a category all their own.…

1 LAURA HARRIER The BlacKkKlansman actress became a breakout beauty star at the Cannes Film Festival, lighting it up with shimmering eyes, burgundy lips, and even (temporary) bangs. “She stepped out of her comfort zone—and she owned every look,” says hairstylist Jennifer Yepez. 2 GIGI HADID Nodding to the “glitter tears” trend, makeup pro Patrick Ta drew sparkling vertical lines down Hadid’s lids for a truly eye-catching moment at this year’s Met Gala. 3 KRISTEN STEWART “Kristen has a rebellious spirit,” says her makeup pro Beau Nelson, who often plays with accents like mini pearls and rhinestones. “As long as it’s cool to her, she doesn’t care what people think.” 4 RIHANNA While many runways spotlight no-makeup makeup, the Fenty Beauty founder continues to champion maximalism here with violet eye…

THIS STAR MANICURIST has two rules to paint by: The first is investing in separate top and base coats. “The problem with an all-in-one is that it works—ish …, ” he says. “A base should be a little flexible, because it allows the color to be more resilient. The top should be thicker.” And when layering two colors, “put on the darker one first and leave a tiny margin around the nail; give it a minute, then overlap it completely with the lighter color. That way you don’t get a dark line around your nail.” “I always go back to red; it looks good on everyone.” His ultimates? This bright candy shade and deep, sexy bordeaux. Bachik sweeps nails clean before applying his color du jour. A current fave is…

It’s been nearly three decades since a 14-year-old Kate Moss was scouted at an airport, kick-starting an iconic career in front of the camera. Now she’s channeling all that knowledge and worldliness into helping steer the careers of young artists with her talent collective, Kate Moss Agency. She’s also bringing her killer eye to Decorté cosmetics as the brand’s face and creative director. Here, the supermodel shares the “little rituals” that keep her healthy and motivated today. How has your approach to beauty and wellness evolved over the years? I take much better care of myself now. When I was younger, I didn’t need to do anything. I don’t remember using any products—your skin just moisturizes itself. Now I have a little ritual: I apply a serum mixed with moisturizer…

BREATHE IN “I find myself turning to aromatherapy when I need a reset,” says Wilde, who rolls on this frankincense-based blend to quiet her mind. “It allows me to center myself, regardless of the surrounding chaos.” True Botanicals Stress Relief, $36; truebotanicals.com. WORK OUT THE KINKS “I get stiff muscles when I’m stressed out. CBD-infused body lotions are great for easing the pain. And the massages at Golden Door spa [in San Marcos, Calif.] are heaven.” Lord Jones High CBD Pain & Wellness Formula Body Lotion, $50; lordjones.com. KEEP IT LIGHT To help bring out the blond tones in her hair, Wilde makes her own salt spray with water and lemon juice. “I spritz it on my kids’ hair too, even though they already have natural highlights I would kill…

On a picture-perfect summer night, some of New York’s social media stars gathered to celebrate the season at Summer Social! While enjoying sips and snacks, live music, and the ambiance of The Beekman turret penthouses, influencers received the inside scoop on the hottest fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands for the summer. A special thanks to our sponsors: Bioré®, Dyson Supersonic, EltaMD, Great Lengths, Jergens Natural Glow, Lands’ End, Maybelline New York, Ramy Brook, Risata Wines, Smirnoff Spiked Sparkling Seltzer, Spindrift Sparkling Water, and Youtheory.…

Getting effortless-looking waves just got easier thanks to this trick from veteran hair pro Odile Gilbert: The stylist, who prepped models at Carolina Herrera’s spring show, likes to twist small sections of hair before wrapping them around a curling iron. The results will be looser and “feel less done,” Gilbert says. “I’m all about hydration and a dewy, fresh-faced look. I wanted to find a way to bottle that up, and I think we achieved it!”—DREW BARRYMORE FAB FIND More than a mere face oil, this antioxidant elixir (from Drew Barrymore’s Flower Beauty) has light-reflecting pigments that illuminate the skin. Put it on before foundation for a radiant finish.…

Fair warning to Liu Wen’s New York City neighbors: The model recently acquired a ukulele and has big plans to learn how to play it. “I’m actually really bad at music,” she admits. “My [childhood] teacher used to say I have no talent at all.” But for Liu, having natural ability (or not) has never factored into her choice to take on a challenge. “When I’m ready [to try something], I just put all my power into doing it.” That was certainly the mind-set she brought to a modeling competition near her hometown outside Yongzhou in southern China at age 17. “My friends were going, so I figured I would too,” she says. Still, Liu, who considered herself a gangly tomboy, had never seen a catwalk let alone imagined walking…

LAURA BROWN: Gloria! Am I correct in assuming you’re as busy as ever? GLORIA STEINEM: I always thought the idea about age is that life gets less complicated, right? Or simpler. No, it’s cumulative, it turns out [laughs]. Who knew? Nobody told me. LB: With the new play, Gloria: A Life, there will be another you. I was thinking about what it must be like to witness a play about your life and be portrayed by someone else. GS: Kathy Najimy, who is a friend, director, and actor, said to me around three years ago, “You should do a one-woman play.” I said, “Oh, be serious now.” I couldn’t imagine! [laughs] But she went to see Daryl Roth, and Daryl—a very wise, experienced producer—said yes. We did a few days…

“I couldn’t live in a world of color. It’s too distracting.” Judging by her vibrant jewelry collection, one might assume designer Roxanne Assoulin’s home is similarly bright. But the reality couldn’t be more different. Her décor is a serene blend of stone colors, and at the center of it all is her favorite place: her bed. “I live in my bed. I write every morning, and I do it in bed. I read in bed. I take calls and do all my emails from there. It feels cocooned and safe.” For the fashion-industry veteran and long-time New Yorker, finding that quiet space is essential. “I’m dressed all day long, and this is the one place I’m not dressed,” she says, laughing. “Well, I’m in pajamas.” BACK TO BASICS Cozy accents…

This picture (complete with the weird, creeping woman on the far left) exemplifies everything I love about my job. Getting to realize a mad idea (Charlie’s Angels!) featuring awesome ladies (Chloë Grace Moretz, Laura Harrier, and Sophie Turner) wearing one of the best resort collections (Louis Vuitton) while running around the streets of Paris. Celebration, participation, glamour, and humor—that’s what makes everything better. (Not to mention, the kick I get from being on set never dies. You can’t edit a magazine that’s truly alive from behind a desk.) Welcome to the Best-Dressed Issue, starring the incredible Tracee Ellis Ross, who with the help of stylist Karla Welch embraces killer fashion, color, and joy every day. We also shot Tracee in Paris during the couture shows, and not only did she…

BRIGHT IDEA To celebrate its 50th birthday, iconic Parisian fashion house Sonia Rykiel recruited eight world-class creatives (including Kirsten Dunst and Liya Kebede) to put their stamp on the brand’s signature knitwear. The biggest selling point? Each piece benefits a cause close to its designer’s heart—like Le Refuge, the French LGBT advocacy group that model and illustrator Langley Fox Hemingway chose to support with sales of her cheerful rainbow design (pictured here). TRUE BLUES Body-conscious brand Cushnie translates its sensual aesthetic to curve-hugging denim for Lee Jeans Body Optix, a scientifically developed range meticulously cut and contoured to make your legs look longer. PLEASE HOLD Take your peasant blouse to the next level with this dreamy bohemian purse created by Pilgrim for free-spirited favorite Dôen. HEAD-TURNING Milliner Janessa Leoné partners…

DESIGNER CLARE WAIGHT KELLER There’s no denying Givenchy’s artistic director really killed it this year, from couture to the royal wedding. “I don’t think I’ve ever been more happy to work on so many different things,” she says. STYLIST ELIZABETH STEWART These fashion eyes see all—for Cate Blanchett, Viola Davis, and Julia Roberts. “I like to channel each client’s individual style,” she says, “and make sure I stay very true to them.” VOICE OF STYLE KARLA WELCH Welch creates indelible impressions while also bringing critical issues to the forefront: “Speaking up is something I’ve done my whole life,” she says. “I feel an obligation to influence for good.” ICON JULIA ROBERTS Does anyone better illustrate that your best accessory is a smile? Roberts looks equally at ease in a T-shirt…

“The rest of the boys and I were in awe of Jessica Biel. Her dress was gorgeous, and then she added a lip and walked out the door looking like a goddess. JT is a lucky man!”—BOBBY BERK “The hair? Flawless. The dresses? Regal AF. The Broad City girls Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson were so on point, I couldn’t decide if I wanted to curtsy or belt out a ‘Yas, Queens!’”—JONATHAN VAN NESS “I couldn’t pick just one. My favorites were Tracee Ellis Ross and Sarah Paulson. Karla Welch styled them and absolutely nailed it. Pure elegance.”—ANTONI POROWSKI In Valentino Haute Couture “My favorite look of the night was hands down Millie Bobby Brown. Her dress was simple—classic but so youthful. It was a perfect fit all around.”—TAN FRANCE…

I ’ve heard all the “rules” of plus-size dressing: Stick to slimming all black, always go for draped styles, stay away from head-to-toe prints and horizontal stripes, and don’t even think about wearing cropped tops or short shorts. But where’s the fun in that? The number of brands that make my size (14 to 16, depending on the designer) is painfully low, especially considering that about 68 percent of women in the United States wear a size 14 or up. But I’m not about to follow those dowdy guidelines; I love fashion, and I am here for it. So let’s bust some myths. I’ll start with leather jackets. I purchased my first “investment” leather jacket in my early 20s. It was $800 and butter-soft. But its most notable feature? It…

Oversize Cardigan + Skinny Belt The key to nailing this combo is to cinch at the smallest part of your waist. Manage any leftover strap by artfully knotting or draping it to one side.…

HAIRSTYLIST Lacy Redway How does this celebrity favorite prep for an average day? “I could be going to see Olivia Palermo or Sarah Paulson, then right after have to do Tessa Thompson, and then someone with a completely different hair type like Lupita [Nyong’o],” she says. “My kit is usually pretty heavy. I try to keep products that I know can work on everyone.” Her most unconventional carry-on: “I have a sawdust blower that I use on photo shoots. If I want to move one piece of hair, I can concentrate on that one area with it.” “I genuinely love Nexxus Comb Thru hairspray. That stays in my kit. It’s light-weight, so I can build with it.” Redway mists it onto a makeup brush to “paint down flyaways.” “I don’t…

“I always have a mousse with me. It builds style memory for big-hair looks. The Suave one is light and doesn’t feel sticky.” A fine mist of hairspray sets any style. R+Co Dallas Thickening Spray, $30; randco.com. Harry Josh Pro Tools 2-in-1 Ceramic Marcel Curling Iron 1 Inch, $175; dermstore.com. “I like this thickening spray. If you’re doing waves or a set, it helps with creating that long-lasting volume.” His iron of choice is from fellow pro Harry Josh. “I love his tools.” “The first time I discovered the Dyson was with Shailene [Woodley] on a job overseas. It cut the blowdry time by 20 minutes. I couldn’t believe it.”…

“I REMEMBER WHEN [fellow hairstylist] Chris McMillan made a joke to a model in his chair about being ‘Harry Joshified.’ I had bleached out her ends. It became very ‘Harry’ to do that,” says Josh. Just as McMillan’s “Rachel” cut on Jennifer Aniston catapulted his career, sun-kissed beach waves put Josh on the map. Josh’s path to icon status was hard-won. Growing up in the Canadian suburbs with his parents, who had emigrated from India, Josh ditched his college classes to sweep floors at a salon, eventually decamping to Miami and then New York and working as a hairstylist’s assistant. A few years later, while shampooing an executive at a Madison Avenue salon, he sweet-talked her into giving him an unpaid internship at her fashion production agency. With an encyclopedic…

“There’s nothing more empowering than making time for self-care. Even if it’s just three minutes to apply this plant based, ultrahydrating moisturizer, the practice makes me feel more confident and polished.” -Dianna Mazzone, Beauty Editor “All I need is a few sweeps of this volumizing mascara to completely transform my eyelashes. It’s become my 30-second beauty trick for looking brighteyed and alive, which makes me feel more self-assured and ready to tackle anything on my to-do list!” -Victoria Moorhouse, Digital Beauty Editor “This nude lipstick keeps me feeling put-together (and looking gorgeous) all day long. I add a few swipes in the morning, and I never have to worry about touchups – it truly stays perfectly in place.” -Alexis Bennett, E-Commerce Editor “When my complexion looks smooth, plump and refreshed,…

Designer Brandon Maxwell’s spring show, an ode to his Texas roots, was a vibrant display of scarlet frocks and accessories. Backstage, makeup artist Tom Pecheux even took the hue to eyes and cheeks, accenting models’ features with pink powders and warm shimmers. The effect is “very soft and gentle,” he says, and surprisingly wearable. Not convinced? Try smudging a bit of burgundy or berry-colored cream over your eyeliner for a modern, sexy look. PINK LIDS MATCHED ROSY CHEEKS AT BRANDON MAXWELL. LOCK STAR Celebrity hairstylist Ted Gibson has kept women like Jessica Chastain and Angelina Jolie on our best-tressed lists throughout the years. Now he’s used his expertise to create this multipurpose texturizing mousse. Apply it to wet hair for volume or to dry strands for a cool, tousled vibe.…

Sterling K. Brown looks ridiculously suave in bright pink jeans and a checkered Gucci coat as he nonchalantly un-loads a bag of groceries from a vintage Porsche. This is the way all Hollywood stars dress to do chores, right? Nah. The in-demand actor is merely playing along for this photo shoot. Normally he is a fan of more dad-friendly athletic attire and deems the designer clothes he is wearing on these pages “expansive.” That word could also describe the 42-year-old’s career, 16 years of which he spent paying his dues (his “incognegro” period, he jokes). All that changed roughly two years ago, when he received his first Emmy nomination (and win) for playing prosecutor Christopher Darden in Ryan Murphy’s American Crime Story: The People vs. O.J. Simpson. Next, his portrayal…

Have you heard about the most glamorous event of 2018? It’s bigger than the Oscars, or the Super Bowl, or all the other things I usually talk and think and tweet about. It’s the midterm elections on November 6, and it’s the selfie opp of the year. At the last midterm elections, in 2014, roughly 12 percent of millennials showed up to vote. That’s a staggeringly low figure. But it prompted me to have an honest conversation with myself: I’ve skipped elections in the past, and so have many of my friends. Why? Election Day comes along, and for one reason or another, voting isn’t a priority. Plus, you can’t ignore the fact that the midterms aren’t … sexy. They sound and feel like homework. That’s why my friends at…

Cover: Horst Diekgerdes/Shotview; styling: Karla Welch/The Wall Group; hair: Lacy Redway/Nexxus/The Wall Group; makeup: Tiina Roivainen/Airport; production: Octopix p. 15: Phil Poynter/Serlin Associates p. 16: Clockwise from top left: Tung Walsh/2DM Management; Robbie Fimmano/Walter Schupfer Management; Jong Hyup p. 18: Clockwise from top: Martin Schoeller/Art + Commerce; Jackson Lee/Getty; Rex/Shutterstock p. 20: Clockwise from top left: courtesy Katie Sturino; courtesy Olivia Wilde; courtesy Karla Welch; courtesy Horst Diekgerdes; courtesy Billy Eichner; courtesy Harry Josh; courtesy Sean Knight; courtesy Eva Longoria p. 22: Clockwise from top left: Horst Diekgerdes; TIPS; courtesy Piaget; courtesy Dior; Bertrand Guay/Getty; Rex/Shutterstock; courtesy Giorgio Armani; TIPS; courtesy Fendi p. 24: Tung Walsh/2DM Management p. 26: Clockwise from top left: Splash News; TIPS; courtesy MAC Cosmetics; Horst Diekgerdes/Shotview; courtesy Carbon38; Jennifer Fisher; courtesy L’Oeil du Vert; courtesy…

When I was on Desperate Housewives, I bought a director’s chair for each woman on the show. Lil’ Eva was my nickname, so I put that on mine and gave Marcia [Cross], Felicity [Huffman], and Teri [Hatcher] cute names for theirs too. During the eight seasons I was on the show, this chair came to mean a lot to me. Sitting in it on set was like my film school. I paid attention to everything that was happening around me—the set design, the camera choreography, the lighting. And for the first time I realized I wasn’t reaching my potential by being only an actor. I had been setting up scenes in my head for years and was ready to call the shots. I just had to learn how to pitch…