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InStyle|October 2017The Many Faces of MooreON BRAND Retouched Tees takes vintage shirts and embroiders strong feminist messages over the original designs. Learn more about the label’s founder, Jessica Siskin (aka @mister_ krisp on Instagram), and what inspired her line in our interview. REMIX YOUR CLOSET You don’t need to buy a whole new wardrobe to freshen up your style. For the next month, we’ll talk about simple upgrades that will elevate your look. To start, we asked 15 industry experts what single item to buy this fall. ESSENTIAL ESSAY Exclusively on the site in October, Amanda de Cadenet shares an excerpt from her new collection of essays, It’s Messy: On Boys, Boobs, and Badass Women (Harper Wave, $27; amazon.com). FALL FAVORITES It’s finally time to kiss the heat-proof products good-bye. We’ve got your new skincare…1 min
InStyle|October 2017real styleCRISTINA MEDINA, Morristown, N.J. @timelessoptimist INSPIRED BY “Print Primer: Florals” (May 2017) HOW SHE MAKES IT HER OWN Medina keeps the focus on her bold blooms by pairing her maxi with sleek extras. LAULEH ASLANI, Baltimore @adayinthelalz INSPIRED BY “Yacht Club” (July 2017) HOW SHE MAKES IT HER OWN Aslani’s striped button-down, crisp white jeans, and neutral accessories create a nautical-chic vibe. MEGHAN ADAMS, Austin, Texas @imgoodlikemeghan INSPIRED BY “Genius Jeans” (April 2017) HOW SHE MAKES IT HER OWN Adams dresses up her cropped kick-flares with a leopard-print blouse and block-heel mules. LEE TAYLOR, Vancouver @legalleeblonde INSPIRED BY “9-to- Whenever” (April 2017) HOW SHE MAKES IT HER OWN “I never thought I could wear sneakers to the office, but this story showed me how,” says Taylor, whose fresh white kicks…1 min
InStyle|October 2017her styleI have these shoes in so many colors. They make me feel really tall and stable.” 1. BELOVED BANDS Chopard rings, price upon request; at Chopard boutiques. 2. GO-TO SHADES Céline sunglasses, $375; at Céline, 212-535-3703. 3. ULTIMATE CARRYALL Louis Vuitton handbag, $1,710; at select Louis Vuitton stores. 4. CLASSIC HOOPS Maria Tash earrings, $980; venusbymariatash.com. 5. SIGNATURE SCENT Kiehl’s Original Musk eau de toilette spray, $43/50 ml; kiehls.com. 6. EYELASH ESSENTIAL L’Oréal Paris Voluminous Original Mascara, $8; lorealparisusa.com.…1 min
InStyle|October 2017Why Does This Sweater Cost $4,925?In the rarefied world of Brunello Cucinelli, the king of Italian cashmere, it is hardly uncommon to encounter a price tag that soars well into four figures. For nearly 40 years the designer has borne a reputation for crafting luxury sportswear and high-quality knits that come with a timeless and ageless appeal— and also eye-popping prices. But that is a subject Cucinelli prefers to approach, like all things in his life, from a philosophical point of view. “What is the cost of dignity?” he asks one afternoon from behind a spotless desk in his company’s headquarters in the Umbrian hamlet of Solomeo, a medieval hilltop village so tiny that virtually every building and person is connected to the Cucinelli enterprise in some manner. “Do you respect the people who are…7 min
InStyle|October 2017Kate Hudson HER BEST EVER“Kate is a lighthearted person, always laughing and looking to have a good time, so naturally that comes across when she’s on the red carpet. Her choices are playful and effortless, and it’s always about what feels right in the moment rather than trying to force a particular trend. After all these years, she still gets excited every time she walks into a fitting.”…1 min
InStyle|October 2017When There’s Another YouMy twin sister, Sara, and I have always found comfort in mirroring each other. I’ve met twins who went out of their way to look different, but since childhood, we’ve embraced our similarities. When we were 4, Sara and I asked our mom if we could cut our hair off. It was really long, practically down to our butts, and with our round faces, we looked like little cherubs. At the salon, I went first, and we did a whole series of photos of me with the short hair next to Sara with her long hair. There are so many gendered attachments to long hair, and we didn’t like being feminine, so you could see the unbridled happiness in our eyes once our hair was short. Not long after that,…4 min
InStyle|October 2017THE SCORE Mens wearPull Over Layer a bright hoodie under coats of all kinds for added warmth and extra chill. EPIC PROPORTIONS Take a break from business as usual with workwear’s new silhouettes—blousy up top and tapered down below. FIREWALKERS Chili red gives ankle boots a kick.…1 min
InStyle|October 2017CHARLOTTE TILBURY’S Magic TouchCharlotte Tilbury sits down to chat in her room at Manhattan’s Bowery Hotel with a full face of makeup. Her afternoon look is a silky nip-waist number by Ghost and spiky, sculpted heels. She is, in a word, glamorous.And she wouldn’t mind if you said so. “I’m obsessed with psychology and the power of makeup,” she says. “It’s not a frivolous thing.” Neither is her business. In just over four years, Tilbury has proved to be not only a highly sought after artist (Amal Clooney turned to Tilbury for her wedding day) but also a wildly effective entrepreneur. With more than 200 products sold in 39 countries, her beauty line has had triple-digit growth in three years. And under her hawk eye, every aspect of it—from the rose gold packaging…4 min
InStyle|October 2017Fara HomidiSCOTCH TAPE, STRING, PETRI DISHES—you’d think Homidi did her beauty shopping at a hardware store. But no, she’s just a resourceful pro who loves to play. “I blend colors, from foundation to lipstick, in dishes,” she says. She uses clean spoolies and Scotch tape to remove excess powder without disturbing makeup. Her MVP? “If I have the Make Up For Ever color cream palette, I’m good to go. You can mix up pretty much any shade and use it anywhere.” “To pick up stray glitter, press a piece of tape onto the skin. It grabs everything without messing up the rest of the face.” “I hold string taut with my hand and dip it into [makeup]. Then I press it onto the skin to make a precise line.” “As a…1 min
InStyle|October 2017My HairIt’s funny having famous hair. It’s funny to have famous anything, for that matter. Fame has a half-life. It’s sort of like radioactivity—long after the original offense, you still feel the effects. The Internet has complicated the situation, but I’ve found that I can avoid news of myself by employing almost exactly the same skill set I use for not looking in mirrors. It’s a type of precision-controlled aversion well worth mastering, even if a bad-hair day does slip in, which is bound to happen. But so what? It’s nice being oblivious to the general skinny on yourself. Why bother with it? A general skinny has a life of its own, which is pretty much immune to management anyway. I’m not exactly expert at ignoring myself, though, because news about…6 min
InStyle|October 2017Hello!I once asked Julianne Moore, who had just won an Oscar for portraying a woman diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in Still Alice, how she, quite literally, disappears into a character. Her answer was typically modest and cheery: “Oh, I don’t know!” she said, deferring a compliment and changing the subject. Julianne is unparalleled at the art of transformation, which is why I’m so thrilled to have her as the face— well, the faces—of this month’s Beauty Issue. She takes on a handful of feminine archetypes, which also appear on our special subscriber covers. Of course, our newsstand edition displays the most beauteous image of all, Julianne as herself. As I hope is becoming a habit in InStyle, this issue features other remarkable women. I met Meg Ryan only last year—having loved…2 min
InStyle|October 2017contributorsTRACEE ELLIS ROSS ACTRESS My Beauty Mark, p. 192 “Sleep, hydrate— internally and externally—and laugh as much as possible.” SHANIA TWAIN SINGER “Still the One,” p. 118 “If you don’t have time to put on foundation, try a tinted primer instead.” MEG RYAN ACTRESS “My Hair,” p. 222 “Long walks.” ANTHONY MAULE PHOTOGRAPHER “The Woman of Many Faces,” p. 205 “Eat green vegetables every day and do high-intensity interval training.” MADONNA SINGER“My Obsessions,” p. 226 “Eucalyptus oil. I put it in a humidifier backstage, at the gym, and in my room before I go to sleep.” OLIVIERO TOSCANI PHOTOGRAPHER “Life’s Rich Tapestry,” p. 228 “Try to be in love all the time.” AMY SEDARIS ACTRESS AND COMEDIAN “My Legs,” p. 224 “I cannot stand not having lotion on me. I’ve…1 min
InStyle|October 2017HELL-RAISERSweater Weather Accessories juggernaut Mansur Gavriel, maker of the massively popular bucket bag, gets into the ready-to-wear game with pared-back knits in merino wool, cashmere, and mohair. Pick from wardrobe-completing neutrals or the label’s signature brights. PARLEZVOUS FRANÇAIS? L.A. cool-girl designers Maya Brenner and Clare Vivier drop four 14-karat gold nameplate necklaces that marry Brenner’s affinity for letters with Vivier’s love of all things French. CLOSET CLASSIC Nanushka Budapest-based Sandra Sandor designs clothes with a cheeky mix of menswear influences and louche attitude. We especially love her brand’s faux-leather pants done up with jaunty suspenders and a sweater splashed with rich mahogany leopard print. THE KING OF SOLE The storied shoemaker gets the big-screen treatment in Manolo: The Boy Who Made Shoes for Lizards. The biopic tracks Blahnik’s career, from…3 min
InStyle|October 2017Leandra MedineWhen I found out four years ago that I carry the BRCA1 gene mutation, I wasn’t surprised. I knew chances were high because my mom and many members of her family have it too. And while I’m 55 percent to 65 percent more likely to get breast cancer than someone who doesn’t have the BRCA1 gene [according to the National Cancer Institute], it’s not a death sentence. For me, testing positive at age 24 just made my desire to have kids more urgent. Because BRCA1 also predisposes me to ovarian cancer (more so than the other mutation, BRCA2), I decided to go through IVF and freeze my eggs. That way, if I do get ovarian cancer and have to remove the whole shebang (my ovaries and fallopian tubes), at least…2 min
InStyle|October 2017STYLE CRUSH Laura HarrierAGE 27 INSTAGRAM @lauraharrier HOW YOU KNOW HER The Chicago native captivated audiences earlier this year as Peter Parker’s crush in Spider-Man: Homecoming. Next up you can catch her opposite Michael B. Jordan in HBO’s remake of the sci-fi thriller Fahrenheit 451. ROLE PLAY “I’ve always loved dressing up,” says Harrier. “It’s probably part of the reason I became an actress. Clothing can help you tap into so many emotions.” OUTFIT GOALS “I gravitate toward minimal, simple pieces—but, really, I just want to look like a cool French girl in the ’60s. Or ’90s-era Kate Moss.” RED-CARPET PHILOSOPHY “My stylist, Danielle Nachmani, helps me find dresses that still feel like me. I never want to look like I’m trying too hard. The process is pretty painless—I try on a few…2 min
InStyle|October 2017Still the OneIdid not feel beautiful as a child. I wasn’t blessed with prettiness. Maybe it had something to do with the fact that we were poor and moved around a lot, or that my mother kept my hair short, but I was always mistaken for a boy. I wanted to wear pants and go hunting with my dad, while my two sisters wore dresses and were fair, blond, and a lot cuter. Even in high school, when my body was developing and all the curves came in, I didn’t get a sense of my femininity. I wasn’t ready for the changes, and I didn’t enjoy them. I didn’t accept who I was until I was out of high school and starting to wear stage clothes. I started recognizing that, “Oh, I’m…4 min
InStyle|October 2017my styleThe number-one rule of Parisian style is to never let on that you tried.” 1 Growing up in Rabat, Morocco, I found inspiration in the rich scents and colors of its souks. 2 I designed this bag in my ideal size: just big enough for my phone, credit card, and a few small essentials. 3 My sister [Maje creative director], Judith Milgrom, and I are very close. We see each other every weekend. 4 If there’s time to make it, I like fresh-squeezed orange juice with my breakfast. 5 Listening to old-school Marvin Gaye and Otis Redding relaxes me. 6 These flame sneakers let me feel comfortable yet chic. 7 Thailand is my go-to place for the great weather and food. 8 I love pastilla, a traditional dish from my…1 min
InStyle|October 2017So What Do You Do, HILARY SWANK?IF THERE WERE A Ph.D. IN ATHLEISURE STUDIES, Swank would graduate in record time. She’s the creator and founder of Mission Statement, a line of fashion-forward, high-performance clothes. She and her team used a type of stretch jersey that “feels light yet provides compression and alignment for your muscles,” she says. Incorporating cashmere and washable leather, the pieces can take you from the gym to happy hour. “Exercising for me isn’t about looking a certain way,” she says. “My mood, stress level, and skin are better for it.” MIX IT UP Swank exercises the same way she eats: seasonally. “I like to go skiing in the winter, swimming in the summer, and hiking in the fall,” she says. “I’m a huge nature lover, so anytime I can be outdoors, I…1 min
InStyle|October 2017Tracee EllisRoss“My dad and I are smile twins. But my eyes and brows are very much my mom’s.” MY SMILE IS... all mine. The bottom front teeth overlap. I had braces as a kid, and now I’m trying to fix the same thing again with Invisalign. I’m always looking for discreet and elegant ways to take it out before I eat. I CAN’T STOP SMILINGWHEN... I’m around my nieces and nephews. I find interacting with the children in my life to be just delicious. Their perspective on life is spectacular. MY SENSE OF HUMOR... comes from my dad.He’s one of the funniest people I know, and his way of walking through the world is hilarious. He wears this little backpack that he clamps across his chest. That just kills me! He…2 min
InStyle|October 2017The Woman of Many FacesJulianne Moore is on vacation. And when she greets me outside her Montauk, N.Y., house, she’s the epitome of weekend chic in a white T and denim cutoffs. Two weeks after the shoot for this piece— we’d asked the Academy Award winner to portray six beauty archetypes—the only character Moore is playing is herself: blissfully unguarded. Outside her front door is a towel covered with a family’s worth of sandy shoes, including her own black-on-black Birkenstocks. She’smidway through preparing tea and breakfast for her daughter, Liv, 15, who’s home sick from her summer camp counselor job. It’s early, so son Cal, 19, is still sleeping and husband Bart Freundlich is out with their two dogs, Cherry and Milly. The Moore-Freundlich cottage, originally a two-room fisherman’s shack built in the ’40s…8 min
InStyle|October 2017My LegsI have always been told that I have nice legs, but I never thought to, you know, work it. I think the first time was when I was in my 20s and I was a waitress at Red Lobster. A group of men who worked for a pantyhose company came in and said I’d be a great model. We had to wear pantyhose at that time, so it felt like a big compliment. I don’t wear them now, but I love the girls who do. I understand why women like to cover up in that way. I’ve got all these spots on my legs [from lying out], so now they’re just like old lady beach legs to me, but I love to tan. I feel good, and it gives me…4 min
InStyle|October 2017LIFE’S RICH TAPESTRY“I like to work with faces that I’ve never photographed before. It’s refreshing.” –OLIVIERO TOSCANI It’ sf un to play with fantasy. You can be both creative and positive.” “Remember your first kiss? Pictures should look—and feel—like that!”…2 min
InStyle|October 2017ZAC POSENWhen he’s not putting together collections for his self-titled label, serving as creative director of Brooks Brothers, or fulfilling judging duties on Project Runway, Posen is most likely in the kitchen documenting his double tap–worthy creations on Instagram (@zacposen). “Cooking has become my fashion detox,” he says. Now, with the release of Cooking with Zac, the designer adds “author” to his already robust résumé. Chef uniform “Brooks Brothers pajamas.” Ideal fall menu “Roast chicken, gnocchi, miso squash, and a Bundt cake.” Favorite restaurant “Le Bernardin. Chef Eric Ripert’s menu is inventive and unusual.” Go-to kitchen gadgets “A great blender, an ice-cream maker, and a smoking gun. I’ll even smoke chocolate.” Dream dinner guest “Martha Stewart. We’d talk for days about ingredients.” Cooking advice “Practice makes perfect.” PAN-FRIED SWEET POTATO GNOCCHI…3 min
InStyle|October 2017KRISTEN KISHAfter earning a degree in culinary arts from the prestigious Le Cordon Bleu in Chicago, Kish competed on Season 10 of Top Chef and became the second female to ever win the show. The South Korean–born, Michigan-bred chef’s crowd-pleasing recipes reflect her varied backstory. “I’m a mix of everything,” she says. “I use classic techniques, but I draw from a range of influences.” Her healthy take on the traditional Swiss rösti is just one example. Ingredient of the moment “Right now I’m into quenepas, a Latin American fruit that’s similar to a lychee.” Playlist picks “When I’m cooking, I listen to a lot of Gallant and Van Morrison. I enjoy an upbeat atmosphere.” Ideal fall menu “Roast chicken, squash custard, a vegetable rösti, and a bourbon on the rocks.” Chef…2 min
InStyle|October 2017WHY I LOVE“Every Christmas when I was in college, I went to Honolulu with my best friend, Jocelyn, to visit her family. Jocelyn’s mother, Hai Luen, was a Juilliard-trained pianist, a former model, and an all-around amazing person who essentially became an auntie to me. She and I shared a love for beautiful jewelry, particularly pieces made with black pearls. She used to take us to Chinatown to shop at the best vendors, and I remember always being struck by how dramatic and gorgeous the stones were up close. When Hai Luen passed away in 2012, sadly within a few weeks of my own mom’s death, Jocelyn gave me Hai Luen’s collection of loose pearls as a way to remember her. Each stone was so wonderfully unique. I brought them to L.A.…1 min
InStyle|October 2017feedbackLA BELLA VITA LA BELLA VITA —@LEX_DORANE, via Twitter In bed with @bellahadid —@MINHBUI_ POWER-PACKED This month’s issue of @instylemagazine is seriously so good. So many awesome, inspiring, and stylish women. —@ER_PELLETIER, via Instagram No photos please! #pijamasallday —@GEMMANDI WORTH THE TRIP I loved “Great Escapes” in the August issue. I could easily imagine stepping into Nicky Zimmermann’s shoes and enjoying every minute of her vacation. Thank you for such a beautiful and informative story. I was so obsessed, I left the issue open on my desk as a pseudo–inspo board. —KIRA TIRSHFIELD, San Diego There is hope for me after all ... Thank you @instylemagazine for vindicating bare faced women! —@THEQUEEN CITYSTYLE FASHION-FORWARD #wcw the beautiful @Yarashahidi for @instyle looking stunning as always. —@PHOPS_89, via Twitter [This interview] with…1 min
InStyle|October 2017the coverWhen choosing a cover subject to embody a range of glam archetypes—from the Bombshell to the Romantic—for our Beauty issue, editor in chief Laura Brown could think of no one better than Julianne Moore. Known for her ability to completely transform for each role, she was energized by the challenge of switching up her look six times in a span of eight hours. Hairstylist Serge Normant was also game, arriving at our N.Y.C. shoot with more than two dozen wigs. Moore wound up in a Jean Sebergesque pixie, a re-creation of Catherine Deneuve’s blond locks in Belle de Jour, and a platinum Madonna-style bouffant. As she swapped one dramatic do for another, she put her Oscarwinning chops to good use. “She’s quite the chameleon,” Normant said, in awe. The more…1 min
InStyle|October 2017Stylish Reads for Your # ShelfieABSOLUTELY FABULOUS Two decades after Gianni Versace’s death, Farfetch and London luxury boutique William Vintage will sell more than 500 pieces by the legendary designer, including his famous bondage dresses and trademark silk separates in joyous prints. OH, HEX! Fine-jewelry favorite Eva Fehren débuts her stunning Abstraxt collection of hand-painted, one-of-a-kind enamel rings and necklaces. PARIS ♥ NYC Flirty French label Maje collaborates with classic American outerwear brand Schott (originator of the moto jacket) on six reworked basics. Our pick: a reversible bomber that blends très chic (extra volume, dropped shoulders) with straight-up cool (construction-orange quilting). CLAUDIA SCHIFFER BY CLAUDIA SCHIFFER To celebrate 30 years in the fashion industry, the iconic German supermodel curates her standout style moments. Rizzoli, $65; rizzoliusa.com. ESCAPE BY GRAY MALIN In his latest photo book,…2 min
InStyle|October 2017Miranda Kerr6 a.m. POWER UP My 6-year-old son, Flynn, wakes me up with a hug. I say good morning to him and my husband [Snapchat co-founder and CEO Evan Spiegel] and head to the kitchen. I drink hot water with lemon and make anything from gluten-free pancakes to scrambled eggs for everyone. My meal includes a fresh green juice or smoothie. 7 a.m. RINSE AND RUN I go upstairs to dry brush [which is said to stimulate circulation] and take a fast shower. Then I spritz on a citrus mist from my line, Kora Organics. It’s invigorating! 7:55 a.m. QUICK COMMUTE Flynn and I drive 20 minutes from our home in Brentwood to his school in Santa Monica. My company’s office is around the corner, so I might go in right…4 min
InStyle|October 2017instant styleCamp Cool Rugged performance wear hits Fendi men’s haute terrain. Knit Picks Sweater season warms up to chunky turtlenecks and graphic ’70s prints. BEST BASICS: HOOPS Join fashion’s inner circle with these updated classics. INTO THE FOLD Fortune cookie–shaped bags are fall’s most fortuitous find.…1 min
InStyle|October 20172017 Readers’ChoiceFOUNDATION Hourglass Vanish As easy to blend as a liquid foundation, this waterproof formula sets into a semimatte finish. The pointed tip is perfect for concealing around the eyes and nose. $46; sephora.com. CONCEALER Lancôme Teint Idole Camouflage Available in 16 shades, the justthick- enough cream is super concentrated to cover undereye circles and angry pimples. $31; lancome-usa.com. PRIMER Smashbox Photo Finish Radiance The hydrating base blurs lines and pores and leaves a subtle, warm shimmer. It’s so pretty, we wouldn’t blame you if you skipped foundation. $39; smashbox.com. BROW BOOSTER Benefit 3D Browtones Highlighting your brows is now a thing, thanks to this new multitonal gel. The formula sets hairs in place, while its color variations give your brows a more natural look. $24; benefitcosmetics.com. CREAM BLUSH Nars Liquid…7 min
InStyle|October 2017Lily AldridgeSo many of our beauty habits are inherited from our mothers. What’s something you learned from yours? My mom would always let me play with her beauty products and tell me how important it is to take your makeup off at night and moisturize. My aunt Stella is the one who taught me about brows. When I was little, she’d always say, “Your brows are perfect—don’t ever touch them.” So, of course, in high school I completely tweezed them off. I’m Italian with thick hair, so thankfully they grew back. A full brow is the best way to frame your face. Did you ever go through an awkward phase? I had terrible acne in high school. Like horrible, horrible. I’d have a breakout and be so insecure because I knew…3 min
InStyle|October 2017the buzzRi-joice! Rihanna’s highly anticipated makeup collection, Fenty Beauty, just dropped, and it’s living up to the hype. The singer’s first order of business was foundation: a soft matte liquid formula with 40 shades to choose from. “I created this line for everyone—women of all shades, personalities, attitudes, cultures, and races. I wanted everyone to feel included,” she says. There’s also primer, highlighter, makeup brushes, and lip gloss, among other items. If she adds a matte red lipstick, we’ll officially drop the mic. MAKE MICROBLADED BROWS LAST LONGER Results from the in-salon treatment, in which a small blade deposits semipermanent pigment under skin to mimic brow hair, can last more than a year. That is, if you follow this advice from L.A. cosmetic tattoo artist Audrey Glass: Don’t rub the area…3 min
InStyle|October 2017My ObessionsMADONNAIn all my years as a beauty journalist, I’ve interviewed probably hundreds of chemists about molecules and the general function of skin, but I can count the celebrities on one hand. So when my editor asked if I wanted to interview Madonna, tied to the U.S. début of her MDNA skin-care line, it was a no-brainer. Not surprisingly, the seven-product collection, created with Japanese beauty company MTG, is made of the chicest ingredients, including mineral waters and volcanic-ash clay from Montecatini Terme, Italy, as well as hyaluronic acids. Over the course of our conversation, she shared a few other must-haves. JL: Why did you want to create a skin-care line? Madonna: I wanted to create something that just works for me so I didn’t have to grab one product from…4 min
InStyle|October 2017Super FineAs the fourth-generation heir to the house of Fendi (her greatgrandparents founded it in 1925), Delfina Delettrez Fendi could have easily joined the family business. Instead, she blazed her own path at just 19, launching Delfina Delettrez, a collection of darkly elegant talismans, shortly after giving birth to her daughter, Emma. A decade later, her delicate craftsmanship and subversive yet sophisticated blend of creepy-cool motifs—insects, evil eyes, and lips— have made her one of the biggest names in contemporary fine jewelry. To showcase her latest pieces on these pages, she chose someone equally captivating: prolific British model Erin O’Connor. “Erin has an androgynous quality but is also profoundly feminine,” says Delettrez Fendi. “She isn’t classifiable.” Here, they discuss what it means to be a woman working in fashion today. Delfina…3 min
InStyle|October 2017ATHENA CALDERONEWith EyeSwoon, her lifestyle blog and cult Instagram account, the former actress and dancer has become synonymous with breezy elegance. Now Calderone brings her refined approach to her new book, Cook Beautiful, featuring 100 recipes the self-taught chef has organized by season. “I really found my creativity in the kitchen,” says Calderone, whose dinner parties in Amagansett, N.Y., are legend among the fashion set. Favorite restaurant “Café Altro Paradiso. Chef Ignacio Mattos pairs different flavors in the simplest way.” Visual approach “Choose a palette and stick to it. Fall is all about earthy hues, so try to weave those colors into every aspect of your tablescape.” Chef uniform “A striped sweater from La Ligne and Warm jeans. It’s cozy yet chic enough to entertain guests.” Ideal fall menu “Braised pork,…2 min
InStyle|October 2017CREDITSCover: Anthony Maule/Artists & Company; hair: Serge Normant/ Serge Normant Hair Care/Statement Artists; colorist: Gina Gilbert; makeup: Gucci Westman/Home Agency; fashion editor: Vanessa Chow/Streeters; manicure: Gina Eppolito/ginails.com; set design: Bette Adams/MHS Artists p. 19: Carter Smith/Copious Management p. 20: Clockwise from top left: Anthony Maule/ Artists & Company; Easton & Roso; Bibi Cornejo Borthwick/We Folk p. 24: From top: Oliviero Toscani; models, from left: Carmen Julia Duran Garcia, Carissa Pinkston/Elite, Zuri Marley, Katy Syme/ Muse; Easton & Roso p. 26: Clockwise from top left: Alison Specteker and Marie Koury; courtesy Gucci; courtesy Harper Wave; TIPS; courtesy Nars Cosmetics; courtesy Lancer; TIPS (2); courtesy Ole Henriksen; courtesy Retouched Tees (3); p. 24: from top: Oliviero Toscani; models, from left: Carmen Julia Duran Garcia, Carissa Pinkston/Elite, Zuri Marley, Katy Syme/Muse p. 28:…10 min
