Innholdsfortegnelse for October 2022 i ELLE

1 WHEN IN ROME As if the clothes at Fendi’s couture show weren’t eye-catching enough, enter the Fendi Flavus necklace. Designed by the house’s artistic director of jewelry, Delfina Delettrez Fendi, the showpiece—over 1,000 white diamonds with a yellow diamond FF emblem—is part of a parure that includes earrings and a cocktail ring for a dose of midcentury Cinecittà glamour. Fendi Flavus white and yellow gold, and diamond necklace, Fendi High Jewelry, 888-291-0163. 2 COMING UP ROSES Celebrated shoe designer Bruno Frisoni is back with his eponymous brand, following 16 years at Roger Vivier. The new collection is as sophisticated as it is whimsical, featuring strappy stiletto sandals embellished with oversize flowers. Sandal, Bruno Frisoni, $895, harrods.com. 3 SUPERMODEL BEHAVIOR Humanitarian and supermodel Christy Turlington Burns returns as a face…

1 The BAG The hobo silhouette, long a bohemian staple, gets a sleek update via Givenchy’s structured version. Handbag, Givenchy, $2,350, givenchy.com. 2 The NECKLACE Bulgari pays tribute to its Roman heritage and celebrates 50 years since the opening of its first stateside boutique with the U.S. 50th Anniversary Monete Necklace. Necklace in gold with Roman coin and pavé diamonds, Bulgari, 800-BULGARI. 3 The BOOT Bottega Veneta’s Canalazzo boot takes the house’s signature intrecciato woven leather to white-hot new heights. Over-the-knee boot, Bottega Veneta, $9,500, bottegaveneta.com.…

Some cosmic joke must be afoot, because while I’m on the phone with Sarah Jaffe, Sheryl Sandberg announces she’s stepping down S from her powerful perch as the COO of Meta. The on-the-nose death knell of the Lean In era is appropriate, because Jaffe and I are having an extremely real conversation about women and work. Her book Work Won’t Love You Back examines the drawbacks of our culture’s extreme devotion to the grind—pretty much the opposite of Sandberg’s kick-down-the-C-suite-doors approach. And while she might not be your typical source for a fashion article, Jaffe’s insight is coming in handy right now. A frankly confusing array of spliced, deconstructed suiting paraded down the fall runways, in what read as a reaction to our ever-changing work world. The lines between career…

Latinx beauty looks like a sleek bun, penciled-in brows, and dark lip liner. It looks like sharp, winged eyeliner and bright red lipstick. And it looks like curly hair, barely-there makeup, freckles, and subtle, glossy lips. It looks like all of these things, or none of them. No one can tell me what Latinx beauty looks like. I am never surprised when someone tells me they’re Latinx, because we look like everyone. You can find Latinx people in every corner of the planet. People try to put labels on us, to confine us to niches or cookie-cutter shapes, but we’re too varied a group to fit into one category. We don’t all look like one another; we don’t all come from the same culture or the same hometown. We can…

A few years ago, a Dominican relative read an essay I wrote about embracing my curly hair, and she told me it had never occurred to her that hair straightening was about proximity to whiteness. My white editor for that piece also had difficulty with that idea and asked me, “But what is it about straight hair, besides proximity to whiteness, that made it so desirable to your family?” And I had to say, “No, that’s it. It’s just that.” Elizabeth Acevedo, a National Book Award recipient and the first writer of color to win the UK’s Carnegie Medal, understands the racial implications of hair type. Her visual poem Inheritance, a picture book with illustrations by Andrea Pippins, examines the complexities of Black hair from the perspective of a first-generation…

Turns out I, and perhaps many of us, have been saying “Nevada” wrong. I only just learned how to correctly pronounce it this summer, during a late-morning meal with Senator Catherine Cortez Masto. We meet at one of her go-tos, the Las Vegas institution Vickie’s Diner, a soda fountain–style spot off the Strip where Elvis used to eat steak and eggs at the long wooden lunch counter that is still in use today. After she greets the diner’s namesake, Vickie Kelesis, whose family has owned the business since around 1968, Cortez Masto sits down for our interview and a Vegas-size breakfast of eggs, hash browns, and a ham steak so big it gets its own plate. In the middle of answering a long-winded question I’ve asked her, she stops to…

It Bags were over in 2008, or so declared trend pieces in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal. In the face of the biggest financial I collapse since the Great Depression, the very notion of those symbols of turn-of-the-century conspicuous consumption—the Fendi Baguettes, the Chloé Paddingtons, the Dior Saddles, and many others that cost $1,000 or more, an astounding amount at the time—suddenly seemed vulgar. There were reports of the superrich camouflaging their Birkins inside drugstore shopping bags. Funny how quaint that all sounds today, when prices of some of the most covetable bags of the season now approach five figures, and the resale market for bygone icons like Louis Vuitton’s Takashi Murakami collaborative series has become an industry unto itself. But times have changed, and what appears…

Layered fabrics. Rich details. Regal accessories. Fashion is undoubtedly enjoying a moment of maximalism and celebration. But lately, there’s one key element of this over-the-top mode of dressing that feels new: the color black. At Burberry this season, models sported sculpted tailoring layered head-to-toe, with a healthy dose of quilted jackets worn over utilitarian coats. Junya Watanabe reinterpreted the classic moto jacket into zippered gowns and triangular shapes that looked like they were in midflight. And Givenchy’s and Balenciaga’s fall 2022 collections were largely centered on the darkest hue, with riffs on band tees, leather thigh-high boots, and a shielded-from-the-world element, done up with oversize sunglasses or faux face piercings, bleached brows, and masks coupled with leather baseball hats. Powerful black pieces that channeled gothic glamour were all over the…

1. BOMBA CURLS FORBIDDEN HAIR MASK, $28, BOMBACURLS.COM “This mask, with its tropical vacation scent, is my rewind button. After 20 minutes, my mistreated curls look glossy again.”—Tatjana Freund, Beauty E-Commerce Writer 2. COSTA BRAZIL AROMA EAU DE PARFUM, $198, LIVECOSTABRAZIL.COM “When I met with founder Francisco Costa, he smelled incredible—like woods, patchouli, and amber. Now we can have it, too.”—Nina Garcia, Editor-in-Chief 3. RARE BEAUTY KIND WORDS MATTE LIPSTICK, $20, RAREBEAUTY.COM “I love that pout and pucker are nowhere in this lipstick’s description. The color goes on smooth, just like its messaging supporting kindness.” —Kathleen Hou, Beauty Director 4. DEZI SKIN CLARO QUE C VITAMIN C GLOW SERUM, $66, DEZISKIN.COM “With 15 percent vitamin C, this serum helps brighten and even out skin tone, and acts as a glowy…

Normani’s mother, Andrea Hamilton, has been diagnosed with breast cancer twice—and both times she found the lumps herself. The first time, Normani was just five years old, but she remembers seeing her mother check herself. In 2020, after 19 years cancer-free, Normani watched her mother perform the same self-exam, only to find another lump. “My mom’s diagnosis taught me that early detection and not taking anything for granted are so important,” the singer, now 26, says. That Normani’s mom detected her cancer before doctors did is perhaps not all that surprising: When it comes to breast cancer, Black women often have to look out for themselves. While the CDC says that breast cancer will affect one in eight American women of all ages and races in their lifetime, and research…

A “very well-loved” copy of Forever by Judy Blume traveled through Juno Dawson’s sixth grade class, “like a secret little thing, passed under the desk,” she says. “By 11 years old, we’d started to put together the birds and the bees, but here it was spelled out so sensitively. It felt really truthful; a lot of Judy Blume’s stuff did. The fact that I’m remembering it now, 30 years later—it left quite an impression.” Dawson’s 2014 guide for young LGBTQ+ adults, This Book Is Gay, has had a similar effect on readers. “What’s really lovely is I’m meeting a lot of people in their early- to mid-twenties who are like, ‘Oh my God, I read your book when I was 11 years old. And it changed my life.’ It doesn’t…

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COVER GISELE BÜNDCHEN WEARS Coat by Burberry, burberry.com. Short by Free People, $68, freepeople.com. Earring by Katherine Wallach, $650 (for pair), Lazypoint, Amagansett, NY. Ring by Bulgari, $7,450, bulgari.com. Boots by The Frye Company, $398, thefryecompany.com. Schott NYC x Duluth Pack, $330, schottnyc.com. Jacket, $6,700, bra top, $670, pants, $2,950, by Celine by Hedi Slimane, celine.com. Earring by Katherine Wallach, $650 (for pair), Lazypoint, Amagansett, NY. Necklace by Claudja Bicalho, from $295, Lazypoint, Amagansett, NY. Boots by The Frye Company, $398, thefryecompany.com. Jacket by Chanel, $8,650, select Chanel boutiques nationwide. Tank by Tom Ford, $80, tomford.com. Earring by Katherine Wallach, $650 (for pair), Lazypoint, Amagansett, NY. Necklace by Claudja Bicalho, from $295, Lazypoint, Amagansett, NY. TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 44: Burberry, burberry.com. Free People, freepeople.com. Katherine Wallach, Lazypoint, Amagansett, NY.…

“My Happy Hearts” collection by Chopard. Necklaces, bracelets, rings, and earrings in ethical 18-karat rose or white gold with a carnelian, mother-of-pearl or diamond-set heart. Rings and earrings are also available with a dancing diamond. ROMANTIC BUT SEXY The style: This girl is in love with life. Her style encapsulates sweetness-meets-sensuality. She wears a corset that looks like lingerie, but it’s pink, so it’s not tacky. She doesn’t wear it with a miniskirt, but with jeans. The right pairings are key to a cohesive look. Jewelry: Get stacking! “My Happy Hearts” bracelets, rings, necklaces, and earrings complement one another perfectly. Mix the three available stones—diamond, mother-of-pearl, and carnelian—to show that all your loves are different. We like: Stacking jewelry as if we wanted to cover ourselves with love. “My Happy…

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Jenna Ortega’s skin has frequently been slathered in fake blood and dirt. But the actress, whose TV and film credits include You, the Scream reboot, and The Babysitter: Killer Queen, gets to slip into the gothic skin of an iconic moody character next, taking on the lead role in Netflix’s new spin on Wednesday Addams. “I’m just really, really excited for the young girls who are looking for that bit of representation right now, because I still feel like it’s not being done justice or shown in a way that I would like it to be onscreen,” she says. As a face of Neutrogena, Ortega takes us through her beauty routine, getting impulse Wednesday Addams bangs, and playing up her freckles. ON HER FIRST MAKEUP EXPERIENCE “I would mimic my…

“Ten years ago, the property that’s adjacent to my parents’ house became available for the first time in nearly a century,” says real estate developer Paul Arnhold, who grew up in New York City and spent weekends in bucolic Roxbury, Connecticut, two hours away. Arnhold introduced his husband, Carolina Herrera creative director Wes Gordon, to the area, and he, too, fell in love with the beautiful countryside. Fortunately for the design-oriented couple (Arnhold is also a talented glassblower), the property, known as Thistledown Farm, was an iconic Connecticut farmhouse, built in 1790. They had to have it. “It was very emotional for the owners after three generations, but we assured them that we would do our best to be great caretakers,” Gordon says. The duo enlisted celebrated interior designer Stephen…

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BEAUTY TIP Define your eyes by swiping Chanel Le Crayon Khôl Intense Eye Pencil in Noir ($32) on your waterline. Smudge along the top lash line for extra drama. BEAUTY TIP Use Chanel Chance Eau Tendre Eau de Parfum Spray ($146), a fruity floral, on lesser-known pulse points, like behind the knees and ears.…

ASTRO TWINS LIBRA SEPT 23–OCT 22 Your money moves could pay off handsomely, but with the partial eclipse landing in your financial zone, watch out for hidden expenses that could drain your earnings. When it comes to your wardrobe and your home, remember that luxe touches can do the trick. You don’t have to custom-design everything. SCORPIO OCT 23–NOV 21 A month of personal growth is ahead. While you shouldn’t say “yes” to every tempting offer, don’t serve up a knee-jerk “no.” While the partial eclipse looms, you may feel the call for independence. Let your people know that you’re not deserting them, but that you’re going to be less available for a while. SAGITTARIUS NOV 22–DEC 21 Don’t be too quick to accept every helping hand, even if it…