Innholdsfortegnelse for August 13, 2022 i Stylist

lasting legacy Seeing the Lionesses win the Euros and simultaneously alter the history of women’s sport was a euphoric feeling – one we must work hard to keep alive words: helen bownass We want every girl at school to be able to play football… Women’s football has come a long way but it still has a long way to go.” You might think after their history-making 127 minutes of football on Sunday 30 July, the Lionesses would be taking a well-deserved break before they start new-season training. But instead, these 23 footballing legends have used the platform the Euros 2022 has given them to pen an open letter to Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss, our two potential prime ministers, urging them to help more schoolgirls play the game they were…

fashion There’s no denying the a/w 2022 catwalks were showcasing joy. From oversized tailoring to pops of pink, meet your new-season takeaway fashion: polly knight Photography: carla guler valentino Gown, £12,000, and tights, £120, both Valentino; shoes, £870, Valentino Garavani (valentino.com) max mara Top, £285, trousers, £510, bag, £400, and boots, £850, all Max Mara (maxmara.com) dior Jacket, £3,700, skirt, £3,800, bag, £3,700, socks, £310, and shoes, £1,050, all Dior (dior.com) marina rinaldi Top, £170, and skirt, £215, both Persona by Marina Rinaldi (marinarinaldi.com) chanel Jacket, £4,370, trousers, £2,300, and necklace, £2,710, all Chanel (chanel.com) stella mccartney Dress, price on request, and boots, £945, both Stella McCartney (stellamccartney.com) emporio armani Dress, £2,200, bag, £300, and boots, £790, all Emporio Armani (armani.com) boss Jacket, £389, jumper, £199, trousers, £229, and trainers,…

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pink power Red might be the colour of cartoonish anger, but productive rage is a different shade. From pantsuits to pussyhats, Stylist’s Holly Bullock tracks the political power of pink When she was 16 years old, Sampat Pal Devi saw a neighbour brutally beating his wife in her village in northern India. She pleaded with the man to stop, and when he refused, she returned the next day with five other women, all armed with bamboo sticks, to retaliate. Married off at the age of 12 herself, Devi was all too aware of the country’s male violence epidemic – one in three women in India is a victim of domestic abuse. So in 2006, after numerous pleas from victims for her help, Devi formally gathered a group of local women…

books Whether subverting the feminine associations of baby pink or bringing tenderness to thedarkest stories with bright fuchsia, there’s no doubt pink is a publishing phenomenon A strange thing started happening to our bookshelves about five years ago. Slowly, without a drop of emulsion, they began changing colour as book after book was released with a cover in a distinct pastel hue dubbed millennial pink. From Otegha Uwagba’s Little Black Book to Your Silence Will Not Protect You by Audre Lorde, no longer was this hue confined to romance novels. Fast forward to 2022 and all shades of pink are getting in on the action, from fuchsia to bubblegum. Here are eight eye-catching covers to add to your must-read pile. LIttle black book by otegha Uwagba This indispensable guide for…

shopping It’s the colour du jour for 2O22, so join the likes of Valentino and Versace and welcome hot pink into your wardrobe FASHION: Harriet Davey hold tight Bag, £1,750, Valentino Garavani (valentino.com) take two Co-ord, £248, Reformation (thereformation.com) power puff Dress, £118, Free People (freepeople.com) clip art Hair clip, £5, Monki (monki.com) happy feet Shoes, £100, Dune (dunelondon.com) cool crochet Top, £95, Kitri (kitristudio.com) loaf about Shoes, £120, Jigsaw (jigsaw-online.com) soft touch Sweater, £105, Pangaia (pangaia.com) in the heights Shoes, £49.99, Zara (zara.com) vest world Top, £12.99, Mango (mango.com) slip it on Dress, £198, Whistles (whistles.com) denim designs Jeans, £215, Ganni (ganni.com) throw shade Sunglasses, £195, Salvatore Ferragamo (ferragamo.com) next level Shoes, £100, & Other Stories (stories.com) such flare Trousers, £170, Guess (guess.eu) sleeve notes Dress, £85, River Island (riverisland.com) mules rule Shoes, £175, Russell & Bromley (russellandbromley.co.uk) woven wonder Bag, £267, Hereu (veronicabeard.com)…

BEAUTY You heard it here first: rosy cheeks are back on the beauty agenda. Social media is breathing new life into blusher, but how do you wear it now? WORDS: BILLIE BHATIAphotography: dennis pedersen When it comes to hero make-up products over the past few years, gravity-defying brow gels, foundations with skincare benefits and luminous cream bronzers have all claimed top spot. But blusher, thanks its passé reputation, was nowhere to be seen – except for maybe in a cracked and crusty compact at the bottom of our make-up bags. Always depicted as a product few get right, our fear of teetering on the edge of ‘too much’ (thank you, Bridget Jones) gave blusher bad press. So, when the bronzed faces and contoured cheekbones of the early 2010s came around,…

bright fuchsia From a saccharine symbol of girlhood to the most powerful colour of 2022, Stylist investigates the rebirth of pink words: Meena Alexander In her bestselling book Bad Feminist, Roxane Gay wrote: “I am a bad feminist because… I am a woman who loves pink.” It was half-joking, but it summed up the attitude towards the hyperfeminine colour back in 2014: pink felt frivolous and infantilising, a cutesy cliche. Then a shift began to take place. In 2016, Pantone chose Rose Quartz as one of its colours of the year. A few months later, writer Véronique Hyland coined ‘millennial pink’, giving name to the dusky hue that was consuming our Instagram feeds, so prolific in the wardrobes and homes of 20 and 30-somethings that it became the new neutral.…

keke palmer Stylist sits down with Keke Palmer to discuss her evolution, comparison culture and how she really feels about her 20s words: Leah Sinclairphotography: KANYA IWANA In April, I wrote a piece about why 2022 was shaping up to be the year of Keke Palmer. The multi-hyphenate talent has quietly become a dominant force in the world of entertainment, with this year seeing her scale new heights after years of non-stop working. From animations to thrillers, Palmer’s IMDb list for 2022 is as long as the box braids she’s rocking when we meet four months later. And it’s impressive indeed. Despite being in the industry for two decades – no mean feat given she’s 28 – some are only just being introduced to Palmer, who was born and raised…

THE MEANING OF LIFE IN 22 PROBING QUESTIONS What will the make-up artist think of our existential questions? what does pink mean to you? Everything! My bedroom is pink. I love pink roses. I think pink is the most amazing colour – and all shades of pink. I get stopped in the street all the time by children to talk about my hair and men of all ages tell me they love it. what is the difference between right and wrong? Honesty. I find it very easy to be honest with myself. where is your happy place? At home relaxing, catching up with things. Home is central to me. And I’m going to Lamu [an island off the coast of Kenya] next week, a place I love. red or white?…

A ONE-DAY DIARY FROM FLAT WHITE TO LIGHTS OUT Amelia Hansford, 23, is a reporter at PinkNews, the world’s largest LGBTQ+ media brand. She lives in Cambridgeshire with her girlfriend my day begins at 7am. I’m not a morning person, so I have an alarm that makes me do a maths problem in order to switch it off – it isn’t a gentle wake-up call, but I’ve definitely got better at maths because of it. Once I’m up, I’ll make a green tea and a bagel, then sit down at my desk to read through the morning’s news and start gathering stories. i always wanted to be a writer, so news felt like a natural fit. When I graduated with a journalism degree in 2020, I started freelancing for…

skincare If you thought your darker skintone was exempt from sun damage, think again. Stylist’s Billie Bhatia makes a fair case for factor 50 at all times I have a small Rolodex of talents that I like to make everyone aware of. Some are skills that I’ve worked on, and others are my genetic make-up that I’ve rebranded as talents (see double-jointed thumbs and strong nail beds). It’s this latter category that my biggest talent flex belongs to: an ability to tan my Indian skin in a matter of minutes. “Look at my tan lines – we have only been here a day!” Is a boast I’ve made to family and friends an embarrassing number of times. I’m well aware that the melanin in my skin has done the hard…

living doll Nostalgia, the resurgence of pink and a certain Greta Gerwig film have put the world’s most famous doll back at the centre of the cultural conversation. But what’s the secret to Barbie’s endurance? words: Meena Alexander The year is 2002. I am sat in my room, door closed, gazing at my most illicit and treasured possession. She normally lives under my bed, safe from my parents’ prying eyes, but at regular intervals I crawl under there to plait her golden hair or treat her to an outfit change. She was given to me by a schoolfriend out of pity because my mum was reluctant to buy a doll that looked nothing like me – back then there was no Barbie with my brown skin or corkscrew curls –…

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