Innholdsfortegnelse for September 2024 i ELLE

You would be hard-pressed to find someone more determined than Lalisa Manobal. Better known to her fans as Lisa, the K-pop star and Blackpink member learned to rap flawlessly in Korean (not her first language) and underwent intense dance and vocal training on her path to global superstardom. Now she is striking out on her own as a solo act, complete with an arena-ready look: “Big, big earrings. Silver accessories. When I wear it, I just feel like, ‘Okay, I’m a rock star.’ ” Head to ELLE.com to see Lisa take our Ask Me Anything challenge. Our fall fashion issue rounds up the highlights of a brilliant season, from Brigitte Niedermair and Patti Wilson’s tribute to Gothic glamour to Bobby Doherty and Herin Choi’s celebration of statement-making accessories. Olivier Kervern…

BACK TO SCHOOL For Wales Bonner’s fall 2024 collection, designer Grace Wales Bonner collaborated with Howard University’s Moorland-Springarn Research Center to create clothes that channel 1990s collegiate life. Varsity sportswear influences come through in leather aviator jackets, while utility pockets also echo the era. Sweater, $1,234, trousers, $912, earrings, $681, slingbacks, Wales Bonner, walesbonner.com. SOMETHING BLUE Van Cleef & Arpels assembles every piece in its Alhambra collection by hand. Now the house is incorporating blue agate, first introduced in the line in 1989, into two new creations: the Vintage Alhambra reversible ring and the signature Sweet Alhambra Watch (shown here). The ring made its debut in 2023, and the new colorway serves as only the second iteration of the piece. Created in a 15-step process, the watch is set by…

I’ve always wanted a pet. I like the idea of a companion with personality. Unfortunately, my current lifestyle isn’t conducive to a creature—but there is always Weekend Max Mara’s Pasticcino Bag. “It’s like a little pet and your best friend, because you hug it and you can take it with you,” says Nicola Gerber Maramotti, a member of Max Mara ownership and Ambassador of the Weekend Max Mara Pasticcino Bag World Tour. As she talks, her hands make a wide, hugging motion, elbow-cradling an imaginary bag the way you might hand-carry a Maltese while walking through the streets of Rome. First released in 2016 and named after the Italian word for “small pastry,” the Pasticcino was designed to evoke “sweet feelings,” Maramotti says. In her adopted country of Italy, “your…

Pictured: One of the most beautiful red lipsticks ever made, courtesy of artistic, creative, and image director Hedi Slimane. Available beginning in mid-October, Celine’s first foray into makeup starts with a perfumed lipstick (Celine Beauté by Hedi Slimane Le Rouge Celine, $75, at select Celine stores and celine.com). Scented with notes of rice powder and rose, it positively gleams, thanks to its rich, creamy, satin-like finish, in a classic red (Rouge Triomphe, with more shades to come). It’s just the thing to pair with, say, a Celine Pilates Reformer, for the Pilates girl who has almost everything.…

At Brooklyn’s beloved Long Island Bar, the best cocktail isn’t on the menu—you have to order “the grapefruit one” to get their martini tinged with orange bitters and the essence of a grapefruit twist. Likewise, it helps to be in the know to ask for the good stuff at your dermatologist’s office—something different from the same injectables everyone else is getting. These injectables are like a bespoke cocktail for good skin, allowing the doctor to fine-tune hard-to-treat issues like acne scarring and pore size better and with less downtime than lasers. Here are some of the best off-menu mixes for superb skin. THE COCKTAIL: THE COLLAGEN BOOSTER On its own, Radiesse is a firmer filler made with calcium hydroxylapatite, the same material that partly makes up our bones; it’s typically…

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You can’t go home again, but Rick Owens tried to. A few years ago, he returned to Porterville, California, the town where he grew up, and for fall 2024, he brought Porterville to his current home of Paris—as in, he literally invited show guests over to his house, a 19th-century townhome-meets-Brutalist bulwark that once served as the headquarters of the French Socialist party. The fashion was, as it always is at a Rick Owens show, a melding of the sublime and the perverse: sculptural, wirelike tangles of cotton voile and mesh; spiky, reptilian boots. Named for his hometown, the collection “was kind of a celebration,” he says in his California inflection, his syllables flat and dry as the Mojave Desert. “I was able to create the world I was yearning…

And this light, above all else, is why only Rome could be the setting for the stories you are about to read, those of extraordinary women of different ages, backgrounds, and cultures united by style and creativity, courage and self-consistency, and their ability to change. We interviewed these seven women—Kyra Kennedy, Susanna Lau, Yoshie Nishikawa, Aya Mohamed, Elisabetta Dessy, Lucia Silvestri, and Sabine Marcelis—to celebrate an important day: the 140th anniversary of Bvlgari, founded by Sotirio Bulgari in 1884 when he opened his first store in Via Sistina above the Spanish Steps. The celebration attracted celebrities and international stars including Anne Hathaway, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and Liu Yifei, who flocked to Rome for the unveiling of the new Alta Gioielleria Aeterna collection. Arriving in Rome was a turning point for…

Surely, many eldest daughters can relate to Diane Keaton’s style origin story. As the firstborn, she says, “you are essentially your parents’ first doll.” Keaton’s book Fashion First, out this month from Rizzoli New York, is an elevated scrapbook of sorts that begins with her early days in ruffled Shirley Temple dresses, home-sewn by her mother, and careens through what, in 2024 parlance, you might call her fashion “eras.” There were sartorial detours aplenty along the way: a leopard-print DVF wrap jumpsuit worthy of Studio 54, mod minis, and even a short-lived blonde moment. But soon, the style Keaton would become known for crystallized into an iconic silhouette: menswear suiting in the mode of Dietrich and Hepburn. In the foreword to the book, Ralph Lauren says, “I am often credited…

When Anya Taylor-Joy stepped out in Jacquemus’s Le Chapeau Bomba—a joyfully oversize raffia hat—at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, it became clear that the accessory is this season’s ultimate statement. On the fall 2024 runways, Chanel and Prada were among those affirming the hat as the new normal. Think Sarah Jessica Parker’s supersize version by Maryam Keyhani, which she wore on the set of And Just Like That… earlier this year, or Margaret Qualley in Chanel’s nautical style at Cannes. These are hats for main characters. They take up space, proudly standing as a proclamation of personal style that anyone can spot well before they even approach you. Altuzarra’s fall 2024 collection came complete with boxy toppers on some of the models’ heads. “There was a character that we were…

Peter Philips has always loved to draw. Growing up in Belgium, the creative and image director for Christian Dior Makeup was a graphic design student before studying at Antwerp’s Royal Academy of Fine Arts. But the breakthrough moment in his career came when he drew a portrait of Mickey Mouse freehand on a male model’s face on an early Raf Simons and Willy Vanderperre shoot. In this shoot for ELLE, Philips was inspired by his love for audacious color, art, and graphic elements to create a beauty portfolio of eye-catching looks on actress Alexandra Daddario, Dior fashion and makeup ambassador. “I felt like a canvas,” Daddario says. “I’ve never done makeup like this before.” She wears more of a no-makeup-makeup look for her role as a neurosurgeon witch on AMC+’s…

I HAD JUST MOVED TO Los Angeles, something I swore I would never do. It was my first Friday night in my new apartment. I was broke from the move (and from being bad with money), which meant my plans were to stay in and binge on TV and food—a duo whose company I’ve been known to keep. I had just sat down to feast on DiGiorno’s finest when I began to hear someone’s labored breathing—a shrill wheezing within earshot. I muted the television to discern who (or what) was in the room with me, when the silence revealed that I was in fact the culprit. I started to sweat, each breath more strained than the last. I let my hands explore my face as light from the newest episode…

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ELLE: I have to begin with a certain sexual proclivity of your Industry character, Sir Henry Muck. Did you learn about this before you signed on to the role? KIT HARINGTON: I thought it was great. [Laughs] People have kinks! This play I’m doing right now is all about that in many ways, and in drama we should, if it’s the right place, discuss them. And who am I to say no or shy away from a character who has those kinks? ELLE: This new season of Industry seems emblematic of a cultural shift in the use of nudity onscreen—less female nudity and more male nudity. What do you make of that? KH: I the swing back to looking at nudity from the male perspective is actually a really good…

The BAG Inspired by turn-of-the-century cruise ship luggage, Louis Vuitton’s City Steamer style gets an update with chic shearling trim and a ridged padlock. Handbag, Louis Vuitton, $9,300, louisvuitton.com. The WATCH Cool down with Rolex’s latest edition of its Perpetual 1908 timepiece, complete with a textured guilloche face in ice blue. Watch, Rolex, rolex.com. The SHOE For his final women’s show, Dries Van Noten leaned into his signature Belgian eccentricity with pieces like this checkered wedge sabot. Wedges, Dries Van Noten, $770, driesvannoten.com.…

FOR A DECADE, perfumer Christine Nagel had a secret: a fragrance she just couldn’t get out of her mind. As the in-house perfumer for Hermès, Nagel often has scents on the brain, but there’s never been one like her newest creation, Barénia. The perfume, named after a rare, supple calf leather (“Artisans often say, ‘Barénia, it gives you back the caress,’” Nagel says), wasn’t an officially assigned project. “It was not something that somebody had asked me [to do]; it was just a personal desire,” she says. One of the brand’s best-known traditionally masculine scents is the legendary Terre d’Hermès, and Nagel wanted to make a feminine counterpoint with that same aura. The perfume would be an Hermès first. Of the 84 scents in its library, Barénia is the only…

She goes by many names: There’s Lily van der Woodsen, the slightly tortured, oft-married but deeply devoted mother on the mid-aughts hit show Gossip Girl. Then there’s “Mom,” which is what her two real-life kids, Hermés, 17, and Helena, 15, call her. There’s also “The Mother,” a term of endearment and respect bestowed upon her by the internet for her iconic style, as well as “Birkin Mom,” an homage to her storied collection of Hermès Birkin bags. And then, of course, there’s her real name: Kelly Rutherford. Rutherford is carrying another one of those Hermès bags—a black leather Constance bag with gold hardware—when she arrives at the Maison Delano hotel in Paris’s Eighth Arrondissement for our interview in mid-May, dressed in an Aspesi raincoat, a simple white Hanro T-shirt, black…

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