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THIS MONTH
From a blockbuster exhibit of avant-garde fashion to the big screen’s
most hotly anticipated octet, our picks for what to see, shop, and do.

SHOP
Ceramist and midcentury-design maven
Jonathan Adler celebrates his eponymous
brand’s twenty-fifth anniversary with a
summerlong takeover of the Barneys New
York home floor. The retailer was the first
WATCH store to place an order for Adler’s pottery
Girls Trip and The Last O.G. star Tifany in 1993 and will ofer exclusive prod-
Haddish (who singlehandedly launched ucts, from vases to furniture to wall art.
the worldwide investigation into Who bit (Glass-beaded linen Eyes Beaded Wall Art,

Clockwise from top left: courtesy of the designers (2); courtesy of the publishers (2); Elton Anderson Jr./Viacom
Beyoncé?) makes history on June 18 as the Jonathan Adler, $2,350, barneys.com.)
first black woman ever to host the MTV
Movie & TV Awards. If her growing fan
base has anything to say about it, her next
hosting gig will be the Oscars. Academy,
take note.

VISIT
With their boundless imagination and
over-the-top shows, Dutch design duo
Viktor & Rolf always manage to thrill. On RE AD
the brand’s twenty-fifth anniversary, Rot- Two much-awaited novels drop this
terdam’s Kunsthal museum presents some month: Rachel Cusk’s Kudos, out June 5,
of Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren’s completes the beloved autofictional
greatest hits, like this Candyland-meets- literary trilogy that began with Outline.
Oz look worn by Shalom Harlow for their And Camille Perri’s When Katie Met
spring 2009 collection. Cassidy—a film-ready rom-com about
(May 27–September 30, kunsthal.nl.) finding love where you least expect it
(as deliciously fun as her last novel, The
Assistants)—debuts on June 19.

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summer collection for Uniqlo.

Of-White designer, newly appointed men’s

artistic director of Louis Vuitton, and collab-
orator extraordinaire Virgil Abloh brings his
magic touch to Byredo, partnering on a cov-
etable scent and merchandise to match.

LISTEN
At just 18, guitar prodigy and Snail Mail Ocean’s 8, the latest installment of the
frontwoman Lindsey Jordan has already heist series, hits screens on June 8 with an
played Coachella and opened for Belle all-female twist. The cast: Sandra Bullock,
& Sebastian. She’s also been dubbed, by Cate Blanchett, Mindy Kaling, and Rihan-
Pitchfork, “the wisest teenage indie rocker na (!). The con: snatching a $150 million
we know.” And that was before she even necklace of an actress (played, with meta
released an album. The band’s buzzy de- panache, by Anne Hathaway) at fashion’s
but, Lush, hits June 8. biggest event, the Met Ball.

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THE BRIEF
22 CALENDAR
34 THE FEED
38 VOYAGER
Inès de la Fressange shares
her Provençal haunts.
By Brianna Kovan
40 EDITOR’S LETTER
44 NINA’S EDIT
49 NEW ARRIVALS
Fashion empires Fendi,
Cartier, and Armani look to
the future with what they
do best

FASHION
55 ELLE TRENDS
Runway report: Go weak-
kneed for Clueless plaids
and garden-tea florals
59 ELLE ACCESSORIES
Eight seasonal standouts,
from otherworldly bangles
to Van Cleef & Arpels’s
Alhambra collection, now
celebrating its fiftieth
anniversary
64 YOUNG BLOOD
Ferragamo creative
director Paul Andrew
looks to a new class of style
renegades. By Véronique
Hyland
66 THE KIDS ARE ALL
RIGHT
How are millennials and
their Gen-Z counterparts
influencing fashion?
Véronique Hyland reports
VISCOSE JERSEY 68 STYLE NEWS
TOP, VERSACE,
$1,650. DIAMOND, A Major League Baseball
EMERALD, AND collab, mainstream crystals,
WHITE GOLD
HOOP EARRINGS, and chic narcissism at
CHOPARD. Fendi
71 ELLE SHOPS
Start your swimsuit search
here, with 32 looks in every
color under the sun. Plus:
poolside add-ons

BEAUTY
79 GET GORGEOUS AND
FEEL GREAT FAST
Chris Colls

Welcome to the Wellness

Issue! Seven pages of
beauty and health news,

28 VOLUME XXXIII NUMBER 10 NO. 394

 JUNE
including nail polish
for your skin tone, a gut-
friendly diet, how sex
benefits your skin, the
ideal sleeping temperature,
the stars’ wellness gurus,
and more
94 BEAUTY SECRETS
Felicity Jones divulges her
go-to sunscreen, concealer,
and serum—plus a lipstick
trick for playing RBG.
By April Long
96 IT LIST

CULTURE
98 JARED LETO FOREVER
The mystery man opens
up to Mickey Rapkin about
meditation, his workaholic
tendencies, and his
haunted home
100 SOUNDING OFF
Two colossally cool
musicians channel today’s
angst into song. By Nolan
Feeney
104 ELLE BOOKS
Five early-summer titles
for every type of reader.
By Brianna Kovan
110 WOMEN IN
HOLLYWOOD
Candice Bergen reflects on
her illustrious career, from
the early days of SNL to the
lasting appeal of Murphy
Brown. By Brianna Kovan

ART &
COTTON TANK,
DESIGN
ZADIG & VOLTAIRE. 106 PORTRAIT OF THE
POLYAMIDE ARTIST
ELASTANE BIKINI
BOTTOM, TRIUMPH, Tasked with painting
$80 (FOR SET). Michelle Obama, Amy
Sherald leaned on 15 years
of visionary portraiture.
By Mattie Kahn

PROFILES &
PERSPECTIVES
112 WHO IS LINDSAY
SHOOKUS?
Michael Sanders

She’s credited with

kick-starting the careers of
stars like Kristen Wiig and
Sam Smith. Meanwhile, it’s

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her dating life that’s caught 152 GOOD SPORT
people’s attention. Emma Game on! Hailey
Rosenblum sits down with Baldwin hits the beach.
SNL’s hotshot producer Photographed by Michael
Sanders. Styled by
116 THE BIGGER PICTURE
Benedetta Dell’Orto
From Parkland, Florida:
High school yearbook 162 ELLE TRAVEL
editor Kyra Parrow uses Looking for an exercise-
photography to heal fueled escape? April Long
reports on four summer
118 PANTS ON FIRE
and early-fall getaways
How will the fall of
PYTHON HANDBAG, Theranos’s Elizabeth 164 ASK E. JEAN
BULGARI, $3,150. Relationship hell?
Holmes afect women
leaders? Writer Ann E. Jean Carroll to
Friedman sounds of the rescue!
120 WONDER WOMEN 166 HOROSCOPE
Introducing the four CEOs 167 SHOPPING GUIDE
(and their ingenious com- 168 ELLE-CONOGRAPHY
panies) honored at ELLE’s
third annual Impact COVER LOOKS
Awards. By Brianna Kovan Newsstand cover: Kendall
Jenner wears a silk-blend
dress from Givenchy.
THE WELL Subscriber cover: Jenner
124 KJ HER OWN WAY wears a silver crystal
Two megafamous women— headpiece and gold hoop
model Kendall Jenner and earrings from Gucci. For
pop star Lana Del Rey— Jenner’s makeup look,
discuss their careers, anx- try Magic Smoky Powder
ieties, and shared desire Shadow Stick in Burnt
for calm. Katie L. Connor Black, Double Wear Stay-
listens in. Photographed in-Place Eye Pencil in Onyx,
by Chris Colls. Styled by Pure Color Envy Lash
Anna Trevelyan Multi Efects Mascara, and
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Mitchell Feinberg (artwork by Muddguts)

Stufy suits of old get a bold Paint-On LipColor in
reimagining. Photographed Naked Ambition. All, Estée
by Tom Schirmacher. Lauder. Photographed by
Styled by Samira Nasr Chris Colls (styled by Anna
Trevelyan; hair by Teddy
146 TAG, YOU’RE IT Charles at the Wall Group;
Wear your heart (or rage) makeup by Fulvia Farolfi at
on your sleeve with auda- Bryan Bantry; manicure by
cious prints and graiti Marisa Carmichael at Lowe
graphics. Photographed by & Co.; produced by Margot
Mitchell Feinberg Fodor for Brachfeld Paris).

What says “summer” better than an epic road trip with

nothing but your sense of adventure guiding you along
find your the way? And if you’re taking to the open road with

AWAY your crew in an RV, there’s no telling where the good

times will lead you. In an RV, you can travel on your
own terms, at your own pace, and in a way that’s unique
to you. Discover your away by seeing how musician
PRESENTED BY
Michelle Zauner taps into hers while on the road.
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INÈS DE LA FRESSANGE
sets her sights on the
Provençal getaway of ARLES

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VISIT
Roman relics are strewn throughout, and under, the
streets of Arles, notably in the Cryptoportiques
subterranean caverns. Outside of town, art
aficionados can tour the medieval monastery Abbaye
de Montmajour and its rotating exhibitions. The
town’s most famous former resident, Vincent van
Gogh, painted more than 300 images of Arles and
CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: its surrounding countryside. “When it’s windy, it really
DE LA FRESSANGE IN
ARLES; VAN GOGH’S
looks like a Van Gogh,” de la Fressange says. “You see
CAFÉ TERRACE AT NIGHT; the herbs and yellow flowers. Then you understand.”
#LOVEVIVIER; PIECES AT
DOU BOCHI; THE GRAND
HOTEL NORD PINUS.

SHOP

I
t’s impossible to be disappointed by Provence,” says Last May, former
Hermès designer Eric
Inès de la Fressange. The French model/designer
Bergère debuted Dou
returns annually to France’s verdant southeastern Bochi, a centrally
region, flitting between Avignon, L’Isle-sur-la- located storefront that
Sorgue, and the Romanesque hamlet of Arles—the carries an eclectic
setting for Gucci’s cruise 2019 show. Last month, de mix of linen dresses
la Fressange, a longtime brand ambassador for Roger Vivi- and ponchos, ceramic
er, teamed up with the storied French house to examine pottery, and tabletop
the state of fashion. The result: #LoveVivier, a sumptuous decor. “His ponchos for
coffee-table book featuring musings from key industry men and women are
absolutely beautiful—
influencers like Tamu McPherson and Man Repeller’s fantastic for summer,”
Leandra Medine.—Brianna Kovan de la Fressange says.
(@doubochi)

STAY
The four-story Grand Hotel Nord Pinus is the
intelligentsia’s residence of choice. Former
visitors include Ernest Hemingway, Henry James,
and Helmut Newton, whose iconic 1973 nude
portrait of Charlotte Rampling was photographed
inside. Restored in 1989, the seventeenth-
century building now features decorative
wrought-iron furniture, a cozy on-site bar, and
balconied suites overlooking Arles’s central
square. (nord-pinus.com; from $258 per night)
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BEACH IN SAINT LUCIA.

WELCOME TO JUNE

F
or me, ELLE has always been more than a magazine. issue, I had the privilege of meeting with students from Florida’s
It’s a place you can come to recharge your mind and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Their demands for action
spirit. To that end, this month we focus on wellness, in the wake of tragedy have forced us all to take a hard look at the
a concept often conflated with weight loss and easy current state of our nation. On page 116, you’ll meet MSD senior Kyra
body-image “fixes.” And while diet and exercise are Parrow, for whom photography is not just a way to contribute to the
crucial to your health—you’ll find tips for both in the conversation, but a means of self-care.
following pages—this issue is not dedicated to getting And although she skipped the fall runway shows, two days be-
fit fast. Instead, we highlight small ways in which to feel better for fore her ELLE interview, Jenner was spotted among the thousands
the long term. at L.A.’s March for Our Lives. Joining her was her good friend,
That’s because wellness isn’t a one-size-fits-all proposition. One model Hailey Baldwin, also featured in this issue (page 152). It was
woman’s marathon workout is another woman’s Netflix binge. Our an inspiring, under-the-radar appearance from the duo—one that
cover star, Kendall Jenner, seeks balance by doing a little of both. Last underscores a simple fact: Sometimes the best way to fight despair
year, Jenner became the world’s highest-paid supermodel (a title is to stand in solidarity.
From left: Chris Colls; Michael Sanders

Gisele Bündchen had held for the past 15 years). Yet the 22-year-old
was noticeably absent from fashion month this past February. For
Jenner, who struggles with anxiety, managing her mental health
means saying no on occasion. In her first ELLE cover story, Jenner
speaks with singer Lana Del Rey, who is all too familiar with the
pressures of being in high demand.
Of course, the most important prerequisite to wellness is feeling
safe in the spaces we inhabit every day. During the planning of this @ninagarcia ninagarcia @ninagarciaofficial

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in 1997. The brand’s latest logoed
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return of the iconic shape.
Sequin Baguette handbag,
Fendi, $2,690, fendi.com.
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The Necklace
The new iteration of the Panthère
de Cartier necklace sees the
French house’s signature
feline ready to pounce across
collarbone or décolletage.
Rose gold, black lacquer,
tsavorite, and diamond
necklace, Cartier, cartier.com.

Courtesy of the designer

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With a new post helming a legendary Italian fashion house,
Paul Andrew, pictured here with Ferragamo muse Virginia Gardner,
caters to a new generation of style stars. By Véronique Hyland
out, the princess remembers she has to feed the palace chickens.

I
t’s not surprising that Paul Andrew chose Virginia Gardner,
who plays one of Marvel Universe’s biggest rebels, as his in- “She throws on this poncho and a pair of ostrich boots, and goes out
spiration this season. He’s got a track record with onscreen onto the farm,” he says, smiling. That moment—where excess meets
rule-breakers. While preparing for his debut as the creative everyday—would manifest itself on the Ferragamo runway, which
director of Salvatore Ferragamo this past February, Andrew saw slinky dresses topped with ponchos and worn with flat boots.
spent hours “devouring” The Crown. Andrew, a Brit, was Andrew delights in taking “old-fashioned, aristocratic dress codes
especially drawn to Princess Margaret, as portrayed by Vanessa and bringing them to the streets.”
Kirby. “She was this naughty, debauched royal,” he says. Inspired by That Andrew was enamored with the unruly Margaret as op-
the character, he fantasized a scene where, following a wild night posed to, say, Claire Foy’s proper queen makes sense. Salvatore

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 Ferragamo, too, was drawn to iconoclasts: Think of Ferragamo client is design. If you told me to design a chair or a table or a hotel suite, I
Katharine Hepburn, Andrew’s other lodestar for the collection. As know that I could do that.”
he points out, the Hollywood icon proudly sported trousers at a time It helped that he had access to the Ferragamo archives, housed
when women could be arrested for doing so. Since the fall 2018 show at Palazzo Spini Feroni in Florence. After sifting through thousands
also marked the first time the 91-year-old brand showed mens- and of treasures, he kept thinking about the iconic Rainbow wedge,
womenswear together, Hepburn’s androgyny was a natural meeting originally created for Judy Garland, and decided to incorporate that
point for the new creative director and Ferragamo’s menswear de- spectrum of hues into the collection. He also discovered foulard prints
signer, Guillaume Meilland. The two worked together closely, often circa 1990, which he asked his team to re-create, spliced together for
switching up looks willy-nilly. “Suddenly, a men’s coat was on the an edgier feel.
female model,” and vice versa, Andrew says—a timely approach to At the show, Virginia Gardner, a star of Hulu’s Runaways—on which
design for a younger generation not hung up on classic gender roles. she plays one of the first openly gay Marvel characters—sat front row,
These two pages: Alberto Zanetti (styled by Zadrian Smith; hair by Armando Cherillo and makeup by Martina D’Andrea,

Andrew grew up in Berkshire, west of London, the son of an up- next to Danai Gurira and Shailene Woodley. Andrew is keenly aware
holsterer to the queen. After graduating from the Berkshire College that he is designing for a new generation of stars, one that has been
of Art and Design, he quickly landed an internship at Alexander shaped by activism and that values substance as much as it does style.
McQueen, working with Lee himself before relocating to New York. When he describes Gardner, he talks up her Grace Kelly–like features
There, he logged time at three emblematic American brands: Narciso but also her dedication to campaigning for the LGBTQ community.
both at Atomo Management); handbag: courtesy of the designer; for details, see Shopping Guide

Rodriguez, Calvin Klein, and Donna Karan. “She speaks to the Ferragamo past and future for me.”
Andrew’s big breakthrough in the industry came when he “Watching the runway show,” Gardner tells me, “I had several
launched his namesake line of eminently wearable heels in 2012. moments where I thought to myself, I want to wear that.” She points
Four years later, he was tapped as design director of women’s shoes to the suiting look she wore on ELLE’s shoot as a favorite: “an incred-
at Ferragamo, bringing with him his obsession with comfort. Now ibly luxurious, feminine take on a masculine silhouette.” The show
he’s applying that ease to a full collection. “I was a little daunted marked her first international fashion experience, and it sounds like
in the beginning,” he admits. “I had studied ready-to-wear back in it won’t be her last. “Let’s just say I foresee lots of frequent-flyer miles
school, quite some time ago. I wondered, I made a name for myself in the future.” As for Andrew’s future inspiration, a Hulu binge just

FAR LEFT: PAUL ANDREW

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 THE
ARE ALL RIGHT
Kids
What do (young) women want? Millennials
and Gen Z are pushing the fashion industry
in a new direction—and fostering boundless
creativity along the way. By Véronique Hyland

H
eadlines would have you believe that millennials
are destroying industries from cereal to soap (with
the possible exception of their beloved avocados).
But these 22- to 37-year-olds—plus their under-22
successors, known as Generation Z, Generation Y, or
postmillennials, depending on whom you ask—are as excited about
fashion as ever. They just think about it diferently.
To put it simply: Fashion 1.0 was all about runway shows; you’d
wait months for the collections to arrive in stores. The new iteration
works on a more spontaneous timeline of streetwear-influenced
“drops,” limited editions, and impromptu collaborations. The clothes
look diferent, too. “Inclusivity, gender neutrality, comfort, casual-
ness—these are all things that are here to stay,” says Lazaro Hernan-
dez, codesigner of Proenza Schouler. It’s an ethos he and partner
Jack McCollough applied to their PSWL line, a collection of tees,
denim, sweatshirts, and other efortless staples that speak directly to a
generation more interested in cultivating a casual-cool aesthetic

Clockwise from top: Pierre Suu/Getty Images; Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images; courtesy of the designers (2); Broadimage/Rex/Shutterstock
than, say, executive presence. The latest drop lands this month.
FROM TOP: KAIA Most crucially, the new generation of shoppers values experiences
GERBER WITH VIRGIL
ABLOH; BROOKLYN over things. A survey this year by RBC Capital Markets found that
BECKHAM WITH 64 percent of millennials would rather spend money on restaurants,
CHLOË GRACE
MORETZ, WEARING travel, and spas than on luxury fashion. So if you’re in the business
PSWL; SELENA
GOMEZ STEPS of selling clothes, how do you make them experiences? That’s the
OUT IN PSWL.
question everyone from LVMH to H&M is tackling now. For Shayne
Oliver, the event is as important as the collection. “It’s very rare to be
in a small room with a bunch of really cool people,” he says. One of
this generation’s favorite designers, and at 30 a millennial himself,
Oliver has gained a loyal following for his work at Hood By Air and
Helmut Lang. His latest project: designing the first collection in
Diesel’s Red Tag Project. A garage in Paris served as the launchpad,
with models in avant-garde double-denim looks posed inside cages.
At this past Milan Fashion Week, Moncler unveiled its Genius
project, a series of collaborations with young labels, including Palm
Angels and Craig Green, in an Instagram-friendly setting. Then
there’s Of-White impresario—and recently appointed Louis Vuitton
menswear designer—Virgil Abloh, who might be the prototypical
Gen-Z designer. His collaborations span everyone from IKEA to
artist Takashi Murakami, and his most recent Paris Fashion Week
show attracted throngs of fans outside. Abloh’s pace might seem
frenetic to designers of an older generation, but his gig-economy
approach keeps his followers interested. He compares it to the way
he shules between tracks as a DJ: “litmus-testing the culture.”
As Hernandez puts it, “People get bored of things more quickly
now. Instead of expecting a collection to be relevant for six months, it’s
FROM LEFT: DIESEL two months.” Customers have to move quickly, too, or risk missing that
RED TAG PROJECT;
MONCLER GENIUS. precious PSWL drop: “If you don’t get it now, you might never get it.”

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crease. To pull of bold mascara, May-
belline New York global makeup artist
Erin Parsons advises picking a deep
color and lining your waterlines with
POPS OF
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Coral orange and fuchsia are “an excit-
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celebrity makeup artist James Kaliar-
dos. Parsons recommends matte for-
mulas, which are more controllable and
won’t slide around. For balance, keep
your skin a bit dewy. “When you’re us-
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Apply with a light hand to let your skin
show through. Parsons’s shortcut: Tap
a bit of bright lipstick onto cheeks.

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DE-STRESS
YOUR SKIN
The daily pressures of life
can zap your glow. Here,
how to maintain a calm, clear
complexion. By April Long

A
nyone who’s had a rough week
knows the look: puffy eyes, dark
circles, the sudden appearance of
fine lines. “We call it stress aging,” says
Manhattan-based dermatologist and psy-
chiatrist Amy Wechsler, MD. “Daily stress-
ors such as a demanding job, a lack of sleep,
and an unhealthy lifestyle can manifest as
pallid patches, pimples, and wrinkles, which
can add three to six years to your skin.”
As dermatologist Whitney Bowe, MD,
author of The Beauty of Dirty Skin, explains,
“Stress slows down digestion, which creates
a shift in bacteria that can compromise the
integrity of your gut lining. This can cause
inflammation throughout the body and lead
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download the meditation app Breethe—five
minutes a day can make a world of difer- in skin aging,” explains Miami-based der- signals to skin,” Bowe says, and cannabidiol
ence to skin.” Regular exercise (and sex!) matologist Loretta Ciraldo, MD. “Irritants (CBD), a nonpsychoactive component of
is also key. “Both increase levels of beta- like dust mites and airborne allergens acti- cannabis, has shown anti-inflammatory
endorphins, which fight the efects of corti- vate enzymes that break down collagen to and antiacne benefits when applied topi-

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sol,” Wechsler says. Even if you’re not feeling worsen wrinkles.” Look for products with cally. Ingested in tinctures or gummies (like
stressed, your skin may be. Environmental skin barrier–protecting ceramides, anti- celeb-favorite brand Lord Jones, which will
aggressors can also make your complexion inflammatory ingredients such as rose, and debut a skin-care line this month), CBD
freak out. “Pollutants cause the formation of antioxidants like vitamin C and green tea. can diminish anxiety and summon a stress-
free radicals, which damage DNA, resulting Topical and oral probiotics “send calming busting snooze.

CAN BOTOX MAKE YOU HAPPY? now Botox manufacturer Allergan has begun the tests needed to
Botox has moved far beyond its primary use as a cosmetic clear it for widespread use. How does it work? One hypothesis
wrinkle reducer to become an FDA-approved wonder drug is that by paralyzing the muscles that are engaged when you
used to prevent migraines, excessive sweating, and overactive- frown, Botox interrupts a biofeedback loop to the brain: “Facial
bladder issues. Next, it might supplant SSRIs as a treatment expressions can directly influence emotions—smiling may cause
for clinical depression. The neurotoxin’s effects on mood are people to feel happy, and frowning makes people feel sad,” says
well documented—three randomized, double-blind, placebo- New York dermatologist and psychiatrist Evan Rieder, MD. But it’s
controlled trials have shown it can lessen symptoms of depres- not a balm for all. People who weren’t depressed, Rieder points
sion when injected in the “11 lines” between the brows—and out, “did not experience an elevation in mood in any of the studies.”

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GISELE
BÜNDCHEN
SHOWS OFF
LUSCIOUS
LOCKS.
HYDRATE OFTEN
Volumizing shampoo can exacerbate dry-
ness, says TRESemmé global celebrity hair-
stylist Justine Marjan. For gleaming strands,
opt for repairing formulas, like Pantene
Pro-V Gold Series Moisture Boost Sham-
poo ($6) and R+Co Television Perfect Hair
Conditioner.

SMOOTH GENTLY
Hair oil is a holy-grail product: It prevents
damage, smooths ends, and boosts shine.
But it can also make hair look greasy if
you’re not cautious. Marjan likes TRESem-
mé Keratin Smooth Shine Serum ($5) for
CLOCKWISE FROM
fine hair, and Oribe Gold Lust Nourishing
TOP: DAVINES THE Hair Oil for coarse or frizzy hair. Start with
SPOTLIGHT CIRCLE
HAIR MASK ($10); a small amount on the ends and work your
ORIBE GOLD LUST
NOURISHING way up to avoid overload.
HAIR OIL ($55);
MOROCCANOIL
PERFECT DEFENSE TREAT YOUR HAIR
($30); R+CO
TELEVISION Give strands a break from rigorous styling
PERFECT HAIR
CONDITIONER ($32).
with weekly masks. Moroccanoil celebrity
TOM FORD
hairstylist Bryce Scarlett recommends us-
ing a product formulated with proteins to
restore elasticity. “A five- to seven-minute
mask will revitalize your hair,” he prom-
ises. Try Davines The Spotlight Circle mask.

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STYLE SMARTER
To reduce the negative efects of heat styl-
ing, use a protectant, such as Scarlett’s
favorite, Moroccanoil Perfect Defense—
which creates a force field–like layer around
strands—before blow-drying.

EAT BETTER
For optimal hair growth, “incorporate good
fats and quality proteins and minimize
proinflammatory foods, like simple sugars

MAKE OVER and starches,” Day says. Avoid juice cleanses

and extreme calorie restriction. “Your body
likes balance, so dramatically altering your

YOUR HAIR
Soft, silky strands are an indicator of overall well-being.
diet impacts your hair.” For an extra boost,
Day recommends daily Nutrafol supple-
ments ($88 for a one-month supply).

Here, seven ways to reinvigorate your locks. By Sam Neibart DO A WELLNESS CHECK
Some shedding is normal (the average per-
DEEP- CLEAN WEEKLY Vitamin Restore Hair & Scalp Treatment son loses 100 to 150 hairs a day), but if you’re
Dry shampoo, pollution, and natural oils ($39) once a week before shampooing. “The seeing more loss than usual, visit your der-
can coat your strands and obstruct hair fol- antioxidants get rid of the buildup on your matologist. Thyroid problems can make hair
licles, resulting in lank locks and slowed scalp that clogs pores and may eventually drier and duller, and anemia can impact hair
hair growth. New York dermatologist Doris become toxic,” she explains. “Healthy folli- quality and density. Be mindful that anxiety
Day, MD, recommends using Julien Farel cles ultimately give you thicker, better hair.” can also result in excess shedding.

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Follow the
FEEL-GOOD DIET
Easy strategies to get healthy, stay slim, and boost your energy. By Cotton Codinha

T
he gut produces EVENING
95 percent MEAL
of the body’s Dinner, Alpert says,
mood-stabilizing DON’T SKIP “should be no larger
neurotransmitter BREAKFAST than any other meal,”
serotonin, and a Even if you don’t feel and “completed at
healthy diet will hungry, it’s best to eat least two hours be-
optimize that process. breakfast. “You want fore bedtime.” Ideally,
“You’re not going to something that’s POWER she says, “leave 12
look your best until going to energize and LUNCH to 14 hours between
you feel your best,” nourish you,” says “Two cups of green dinner and the next
says Naomi Whittel, Snyder, who recom- vegetables at lunch morning’s breakfast
a Florida-based mends her Glowing should be the goal,” to boost your metabo-
nutritional wellness Green Smoothie Alpert says, so try a lism and help control
expert and the author (check out the quick fiber-filled salad your blood-sugar
of Glow15. “That only and easy recipe on “with high-quality levels.” She recom-
happens when we kimberlysnyder protein, such as mends sticking to
heal the microbiome .com). The key is chicken, turkey, or a lean-meat-and-
in the gut.” But even to avoid anything fish.” Including vegetable combo—
when we recognize heavy, like meat, as healthy fats, such as like chicken and
that food afects well as sugar and olive oil, avocado, or broccoli, grass-fed
everything from our FIRST: processed starches, nuts, will help you feel beef and asparagus, or
temperament to the PROBIOTICS which provide instant satisfied longer. For wild salmon and kale.
clarity of our skin, it Everyone can benefit energy but will also an energizing after- Craving starches and
can be diicult—espe- from a daily probiotic lead to a crash. “The noon snack, Snyder grains? Go for rice or
cially in the grab-and- supplement, which best strategy is to mix suggests reaching for quinoa, “to help im-
go of daily life—to helps keep good protein and fiber, like vegetables dipped prove sleep quality.”
know exactly what to bacteria in your gut an apple with almond in hummus or a If you’re going to
eat and when to eat it. flourishing—crucial butter, eggs with veg- handful of almonds. drink alcohol, you’ll
Here, we break down for proper digestion. etables, or whole-fat feel best the next
some simple diet Kimberly Snyder, a plain Greek yogurt day if you opt for a
guidelines to follow Los Angeles nutrition- with fruit, which will low-sugar liquor like
every day, start- ist and best-selling help stabilize your tequila, vodka, or gin,
ing with New York author, recommends energy levels,” says Lipman says. Snyder
integrative medicine taking probiotics first New York nutritionist suggests adding a
expert Frank Lipman, thing in the morning, Brooke Alpert. If you splash of kombu-
MD’s golden rule: with hot water and must have cafeine, cha in place of any
“The closer you keep lemon. “Look for a try green tea, Snyder sweeteners, while
to nature, the better.” supplement that has suggests, which has Whittel recommends
at least 20 billion more antioxidants choosing dry red
CFU (colony-forming than cofee. wine, which will also
units),” Lipman provide a hit of anti-
says. “The two with oxidant resveratrol.
the most research
supporting them are
lactobacillus and
bifidobacteria.” Try
Be Well Probiotics
Powder ($46).
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SLEEP
BETTER
A refresher course on
improving tonight’s slumber.
By Cotton Codinha

A
ccording to a recent poll conducted
by the National Sleep Foundation,
65 percent of Americans know that
a good night’s rest is crucial to being pro-
ductive and feeling well. And yet only 10
percent of us make it a priority. As with diet
and fitness routines, it’s all too easy to slack
on sleep. Here, some simple, highly efective
steps you can take to get more z’s.

RECLAIM YOUR TIME

The ideal amount of sleep varies according
to an individual’s genetics, but most people
need between seven and nine hours, says
Michael Breus, PhD, a Los Angeles clinical
psychologist and sleep specialist. The aver- A QUICK CATNAP
age sleep cycle is 90 minutes long, and the BACKSTAGE
AT ANNA SUI.
average person goes through five cycles a
night. To find your optimal duration, go to
bed exactly seven and a half hours before Original ($23). “Valerian root paired with
your planned wake-up time. Add or subtract hops is also very efective,” adds Breus, who
minutes to this bedtime until you’re able to also suggests reaching for products contain-
wake up naturally at the same time each day, ing L-theanine—“excellent for sleep”—30

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even without an alarm. minutes before bed. Melatonin should only
be used strategically, as it’s much better
CHILL OUT suited for circadian-rhythm issues, such as
Set the thermostat to a cool 65 degrees, says partnership with Samsung, it can be set to wakefulness during the night or extreme
Terry Cralle, RN, a Washington, DC, sleep block all calls, texts, and push notifications. jet lag. Breus recommends Trader Darwin’s
educator and the author of Sleeping Your Melatonin Dietary Supplement ($9).
Way to the Top. “When your core tempera- TRY AROMATHERAPY
ture drops, you tend to get sleepy,” she says. Before you tuck in, generously spritz a pil- NAP ONLY IN MODERATION
And wear cozy socks: “Studies have shown low spray that contains lavender, a natural Because a perfect night’s sleep can be an
that if you warm cold feet by putting on sedative that has been shown in clinical elusive goal, wellness hot spots have begun
socks, your blood vessels dilate, and that studies to foster better-quality sleep. Ylang- ofering supercharged rest experiences. Nap
tells your brain that it’s time to sleep.” ylang essential oil has also been linked to York (napyork.com) provides individual
relaxation. We like This Works Deep Sleep sleeping pods, available in 30-minute in-
EMBRACE THE DARK Pillow Spray ($29). crements ($10). At ReCOVER (recover.nyc),
Your bedroom should be as devoid of light— the NuCalm stress relief technology uses
even artificial—as possible, so use blackout KNOW YOUR SUPPLEMENTS cranioelectrotherapy and auditory hypno-
shades or a sleep mask. And since blue light Popping pills can help—and we don’t mean sis to purportedly provide the benefits of
(emitted by phones and computers) signals Ambien. Stress-relieving magnesium is two hours of sleep in just 30 minutes ($45).
our brains to stop producing melatonin, known to summon sleep, and “unless you’re While regular naps are not the solution for
which is necessary for shut-eye, stop look- eating a bushel of kale every day, you’re sleep deprivation, if you’re desperate for a
ing at screens at least 45 minutes before probably not getting enough in your diet,” pick-me-up, Breus suggests a “nap-a-latte”:
retiring. Set your phone to Do Not Disturb, says Breus, who recommends taking the one small coffee followed by 30 minutes
or try the Thrive App. Developed by Ar- mineral in a 250- to 300-milligram dose of sleep. You’ll wake up just as the cafeine
ianna Huffington’s wellness company in 90 minutes before bed. Try Natural Calm kicks in, raring to go.

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 Find a
WELLNESS GURU
An insider’s guide to the pros A-listers have on speed dial. By Cotton Codinha

THE HEALER THE FOOD

Quiet an overactive COACH
mind with a medi- Reset your metabo-
tation session or get lism and kick sluggish-
some guidance on THE ness and bloat with
which crystals to keep RE-ENERGIZERS some help from L.A.-
on your nightstand The nurse prac- based nutritionist
from New York– titioners at Drip and health consultant
based healer Holly Doctors give Chrissy Kelly LeVeque, who
Star, who works with THE YOGI Teigen and Adele guides her clients
celebrities like Miran- Kate Hudson and a boost whenever toward a sustainable
da Kerr. Individuals Alicia Keys join they’re feeling de- diet that will double
or couples sign on for charismatic yoga pleted after too much energy—see loyal
guided-meditation master Guru Jagat’s travel. The compa- acolytes Jessica Alba
sessions, which pur- classes for full-body ny’s most popular and Jennifer Garner
port to help brighten toning with a side intravenous drip, the THE PERSONAL as evidence. LeVeque
auras and realign en- of serenity. Jagat’s Limitless, contains TRAINER also provides consul-
ergy. Or you can shop RA MA Institute for antioxidant gluta- Trainer Jill Payne tations via FaceTime.
Star’s accessories Applied Yogic Science thione and vitamins puts joy front and Be Well By Kelly,
line, Matter & Home and Technology has C and B-complex center during her bewellbykelly.com;
(matterandhome satellite locations in for added pep and boot camps in 424-248-5050. Cost:
.com), for negativity- Majorca, Spain, and ultimate hydration. tropical locales: She $750 for an initial
clearing room sprays New York City. But Fans say it’s the per- emphasizes smiling consultation.
and essential oil– she can most often be fect antidote to too throughout cardio-
infused candles. found teaching the much partying, which heavy workouts and THE SPIRITUAL
Holly Star, believe Kundalini method explains why the getting as much GUIDE
instars.com; 1133 (which incorporates company also sets up happiness-inducing Shaman Durek is
Broadway, New York, movement, breath, shop at Coachella. natural light as possi- the go-to guy when
NY; 917-476-8149. meditation, and Drip Doctors, drip ble. For stateside cli- clients like Gwyneth
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California. Jagat also Angeles, CA; 213-749- Gisele Bündchen’s, centering. Though
THE FACIALIST has online sessions, 3747. Cost: $220 per Payne ofers person- the globe-trotting
Michelle Williams complete with moti- in-office Limitless IV alized virtual training spiritual guide and
and Zoë Kravitz owe vational mantras. drip; add $100–$200 on a monthly basis. healer doesn’t have a
their glowy skin to RA MA Institute, for a house call. Spiritual Athlete, permanent location,
Los Angeles facialist ramayogainstitute jillpayne.ca; 442-666- he schedules one-
Terri Lawton, who .com; 316 Lincoln 5452. Cost: Check on-one sessions in
incorporates energy Boulevard, Venice, CA; website for price and the cities he travels
work and stress- 310-664-3700. Cost: location of upcoming to. Durek ofers to
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complexion treat- location, or $15 for a virtual-training dynamics, and help
ments for a holistic monthly membership sessions. clients eradicate the
boost. If you’re look- to RA MA TV for negative in their lives.
ing for something online classes. Based on the glowing
a bit more tradi- testimonials on his
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ofers microderma- (@eyesoflove_8), his
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FELICITY JONES
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making banana-and-
almond-milk smoothies,
on her go-to beauty products, and how lipstick with a scoop of almond

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builds character. By April Long butter. I’m being very
healthy at the moment,
because I’m shooting a
TRANSFORMATIONAL Beauté pen, because I wear film and the character I’m
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Glam squad: “Mary liner that doesn’t smudge There’s a lot of stunt work
Greenwell and Katey Denno more than you’d want it to.” and acrobatics, so I need to
for makeup; Leigh Keates Evening-bag staple: “Con- be in good shape.”
and Cervando Maldonado cealer. I put it under my Bath time: “If I’m training
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makeup artists, like putting the brand through seeing Workout regimen: “At the
blush on the highest bit of that little stick in various moment, I’m doing a com-
your cheekbones to give makeup artists’ bags. The bination of Pilates, cardio,
them lift, and brushing your coverage is excellent.” and small weights three to
eyebrows up to make them Role play: “I just played five times a week. I don’t
CLOCKWISE FROM look fuller. Also, I’ve found Ruth Bader Ginsburg in the have a regular trainer, so my
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($535), DIPTYQUE massage makeup into my strong lipstick really helped on the part I’m playing and
34 BOULEVARD skin helps wake up my face.” me find the character. She what they want the char-
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SHAMPOO ($14), CLÉ hancer: “Black eyeliner. I’ve of femme fatale shade, and doing anything for a film,
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CULTURE

At 46 (how’d that
happen?), the Oscar
winner, rock star,
and fashion icon
proves that
renaissance-man
thing is no act.
By Mickey Rapkin

JARED
LETO
FOREVER
 ared Leto is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside a Gucci JL: I don’t. I don’t know why I would have said that. Because my

J print. He’s designer Alessandro Michele’s muse, an Oscar

winner for the AIDS drama Dallas Buyers Club, a Silicon
Valley investor who’s had stakes in Uber and Spotify, and a
Method actor who—in preparation for his role as the Joker
in Suicide Squad—once sent costar Margot Robbie an actu-
al rat. Even his house is on-brand: In 2015, Leto bought a
massive former Air Force base in L.A., where conspiracy theorists
believe footage was shot to fake the moon landing. But Leto’s most
personal work has always been his music. His electro-synth-rock
house is basically the most boring place—unless you love to work.
ELLE: It’s a former military base. I heard the handyman quit be-
cause he saw a ghost.
JL: Yeah, a few people have had an encounter with a ghost at the
base. I don’t really pay attention to that stuf. I don’t believe in ghosts,
but the place talks.
ELLE: It talks?
JL: It’s so big. It’s so windy. I’ve heard noises; I’ve heard whisper-
ing; I’ve heard people walking. I remember around Christmas, I
band, Thirty Seconds to Mars—written of as a vanity project back was the only person around for a week or two. There was someone
when it launched in 1998—has sold more than 15 million albums and walking through the place one night. I was locked in my room. In
is on tour this summer. the afternoon, my assistant came to me and said, “Do you have a
guest in the guest bedroom?” I said, “No.” She said, “Oh my God,
ELLE: Your new record is called America. That’s an ambitious title. there’s somebody in there!” We had to call the police. The person
Jared Leto: It’s ambitious, it’s divisive.… For some, it’s inspiring; was disturbed and confused. That’s happened three or four times
for some, it’s a word filled with dis- just in the past year.
appointment. And that’s what I liked ELLE: That doesn’t scare you?
about the title. It’s so subjective. JL: I mean, it’s a little disconcerting.
ELLE: There’s no real album cover. ELLE: You played the Joker in Sui-
The artwork is a series of lists. cide Squad. You were then asked to
JL: If you take the lists together, they play Charles Manson. Have you ever
start to give you an idea of the culture wondered what about you screams
we live in. “homicidal lunatic”?
ELLE: One of the lists is of six pop- JL: That’s a good question. In one
ular sex positions—Cowgirl, Doggy, week, I got asked to play Charles Man-
Scissors, The Crab, etc. Do you have son, Ted Bundy, the guy from Waco,
a favorite? and one other. I forget the fourth.
JL: I’d have to say The Crab. I still don’t ELLE: Maybe it’s the eyes?
know what the fuck it is. If someone JL: I have no idea. I would absolutely
out there wants to show me The Crab, die to be in a rom-com. I want to do,
I’m game. As long as it’s not too painful. like, the opposite of Matthew McCo-
ELLE: The album feels personal. You naughey. My McConnaissance is 5 or
sing, “Rescue me from the demons 10 years of really bad rom-coms, and I
in my mind.” When have you needed only shoot in Hawaii or the Bahamas.
rescuing? FUN FACT: LETO’S BAND HAS A GUINNESS WORLD RECORD
ELLE: You’re a tech investor. What
JL: Many times. Often we have to save FOR LONGEST-RUNNING TOUR BY A ROCK BAND. should Silicon Valley do to improve the
ourselves. I’ve always put a lot of my treatment of women?
fear of failure and my doubt into my music. JL: It’s not my place to speak to what Silicon Valley should do. But I
ELLE: You won an Oscar and you’re selling out arenas, but you’re believe women deserve equal pay, equal opportunity. Period. There
still plagued by doubt? is no room for discussion. It’s absolutely ridiculous that it’s 2018
JL: I’ve spent a great deal of my adult life working incessantly— and we have inequality that is so dominant in the business. Fund-
chasing goals, chasing dreams. I don’t think I’ve had a weekend or ing women, taking chances on women, is a great place to start. As
a real day of in six months, a year. I don’t complain. But there is a an investor, I always look for opportunities, and I have many times
This page: courtesy of Thirty Seconds to Mars. Opposite page: Piczo

cost. There have been other things in my life, personal things, that I backed women and start-ups. And for me, having been raised by
haven’t explored. Look, you’ve got me being all confessional. a single mom who fought incredibly hard to make a better life for
ELLE: Okay, we’ll lighten up. You’re wearing Gucci on tour. How herself, it’s an easy answer.
does Gucci make you feel? ELLE: What’s the one app you can’t live without?
JL: There’s a certain amount of “Fuck it, let’s have some fun.” That’s JL: I have to disclose that I’m an investor. But I’ll plug a medita-
what’s great about Gucci. They surprised me the other day in Rome. tion app called Headspace, because I think it’s good to put it out in
They made me this 1970s-era gold pinstripe suit with a giant lapel the world.
that was, like, almost shoulder to shoulder. The audience loved it. ELLE: I use it when I can’t sleep.
I think they’re all in on the joke at this point with me: What’s he JL: Great, yes. It takes all the pretense out of meditation. I’m glad
gonna wear next? I want to have fun and make a spectacle for the you use it.
audience. Left to my own devices, I’m basically wearing sweatpants ELLE: Do you have a mantra?
and T-shirts. I could give a flying fuck. JL: I do have a mantra.
ELLE: You once described your house as the “poor man’s Playboy ELLE: Was it given to you by a guru?
Mansion.” Do you have a good story about the mansion? JL: It’s kind of like Fight Club. You’re not allowed to talk about it.

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SOUNDING OFF
Two fearless acts—plus a trio of need-to-know artists—find success
by challenging the status quo. By Nolan Feeney
THE ROCKER THE RAPPER
Impostor syndrome. Harassment and misogyny. Anxiety. As conver- Kodie Shane says she can’t name a single song that’s topping the
sations around these topics grow louder, Courtney Barnett provides charts right now—which is deliberate. Despite growing up surround-
a fitting soundtrack with her second album, Tell Me How You Really ed by musicians (her dad was a singer; her sister, a member of the
Feel. The Australian indie-rock sensation, 30, experienced it all after girl group Blaque), the 19-year-old rapper isn’t interested in chasing
her 2015 debut earned her a Best New Artist Grammy nod and com- what’s cool by mainstream standards. “I try to block it out and just
parisons to Bob Dylan, thanks to her lyrics’ riveting character studies. do me,” says Shane, who’s best known as the sole female member
(The face-melting guitar rifs didn’t hurt either.) Coping with that of Lil Yachty’s exuberant Sailing Team crew. For the self-described
pressure wasn’t easy. But she dealt by writing unflinching songs like tomboy from Atlanta, there’s nothing more important than being
“Crippling Self-Doubt and a General Lack of Self-Confidence” and herself, whether she’s defying gender roles (she first made music
“Nameless, Faceless,” whose chorus paraphrases Margaret Atwood’s under the macho moniker “The Don”) or exploring her sexuality
adage, “Men are afraid that women will laugh at them; women are (she’s rapped about both men and women as objects of her afection).
afraid that men will kill them.” Says Barnett, “So much of good song- “Gender doesn’t really matter [anymore],” Shane says with a laugh.
writing is vulnerability, so when I was feeling myself shying away from Considering hip-hop’s dearth of female superstars, let alone queer
it was when something good came up.” She doesn’t profess to have ones, that fluid identity might be considered groundbreaking. Yet for
easy answers for overcoming your darkest moments. But her music today’s open-minded generation of teens, that’s just life. “You gotta
does ofer something just as powerful—a gentle hand on your shoul- be you—all the way,” she says. “I don’t think that anything would be
der that says, “I don’t know how to get through this, but I’m with you.” as much fun if I weren’t all the way myself.” From left: Pooneh Ghana; Diwang Valdez

NORDIC NOISE
Tove Styrke Alma Seinabo Sey
The Swedish singer’s quirky, minimalist electro- The only thing brighter than the Finnish talent’s Beyoncé’s Lemonade has inspired plenty of
pop tunes and understated vocals are a far Day-Glo–hued locks are her bold, tropical-tinged artists, but nothing will quench your thirst
cry from the weapons-grade club-bangers her party jams. After getting rejected from her for more like this Swedish-Gambian singer’s
country is famous for. On her new album, Sway, dream schools as a teen, the 22-year-old forged sweeping hip-hop soul. Though she battled self-
the 25-year-old sneaks her politics and values her own path to success, competing on Finland’s doubt in her 2015 debut, Pretend, the 27-year-
into playful, fluttery songs about crushes and equivalent to Idol and collaborating with pals old now tackles feminism, racism, and body
early-stage infatuation. like Dua Lipa and Charli XCX. positivity on a confident new EP, due in June.

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THE SOUND OF ADVENTURE
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RISING STAR
MICHELLE
ZAUNER
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of Japanese Breakfast WITH AN RV, HOME IS
THE OPEN ROAD
Describe your music: Indie rock with
pop melodies and darker lyrics with Go Anywhere
substance. No lines, no baggage
restrictions, and no waiting
Your on-stage style: I always wear to board. Getting away has
the stage outfit my friend Allie Pearce never been easier.
made me. She runs a shop called
Pearce in Philly. Invite Everyone
Spend quality time with your
Share your best memory from being favorite people or pets while
on tour: There’s way too many to pick you’re en route.
just one. Playing in Seoul, opening for
Slowdive and Tegan and Sara, playing Feel At Home
at the Crystal Ballroom in Portland, Bring your own creature
and many, many more… comforts with you, from bed
linens to beach gear.
What do you like most about being
on the road? It’s great to be able to Find Your Away
make friends and to experience new Let your sense of adventure
places through their perspective and take over on the open road.
point of view.

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C ULTU RE Books

The Hard Truth

Cultural critic Roxane Gay returns with a chorus
of voices from the front lines of rape culture.

I
n her writing, Roxane Gay puts
to words the messy, contradictory
nature of living in a female body.
In a new anthology, Not That Bad:
Dispatches From Rape Culture, the
best-selling author curates a selection
of both original and previously
published essays from writers,
magazine editors, and actors (among
them Gabrielle Union, Lyz Lenz,
Brandon Taylor, and Teen Vogue’s
Samhita Mukhopadhyay). Together,
they interrogate a culture that
allows sexual violence. The topics are other day, “Do you
broad: a teenage boy grappling with CLOSE think [the son] Amar
masculinity after childhood trauma; TO HOME is okay?” I think about
a report on the prevalence of rape Author Fatima him in the same
at the U.S.-Mexico border; a wom- Farheen Mirza’s way I think about
an who willingly consents to sexual magical debut novel, Theo Decker in The
A Place for Us, is the Goldfinch. He’s stayed
pain. (Writes Brooklyn teacher Nora
inaugural book of with me. It is such
Salem in her essay: “Perhaps the most Sarah Jessica Parker’s a big story, but it’s
horrifying thing about nonconsensual imprint with Hogarth. about intimacy and
sex is that, in an instant, it erases you.… Mirza, 27, has crafted the littlest things.
I’m writing to prove that I exist.”) The what SJP calls “a quin- ELLE: What con-
collection is tough. But it confirms the tessentially American nected you to this
varied ways the trauma of rape seeps family” who confront family?
into our lives, helping name, pinpoint, loss, addiction, and SJP: It’s a book for
and ultimately confront it. This book the dissonant cultural our time, about our
expectations of country now. I am
is a start.—Brianna Kovan
their Muslim Indian– better for knowing
American heritage. these characters.
(Read the full inter- Amar gets beaten up
view at ELLE.com.) at school when
TRUST US ELLE: Which parts they tell him that his
A trio of early-summer reads. For more, visit ELLE.com/BestSummerBooks. were hardest to write? father looks like a
Fatima Farheen Mirza: terrorist. I can’t
Any scene where the imagine internaliz-
characters betray ing that.
one another or cut FFM: I share so much
down their loved with them—a similar
ones. I knew how, in culture, faith, and
some ways, they’d community—but the
never recover from plot belongs to this
those moments. I’d family alone. I didn’t
call my mom and want to imagine
say, “Mummy, I’m so my life in fictional
heartbroken that the form. I have three
character acted in younger brothers.
Courtesy of the publishers

In her second short- Sayaka Murata’s novel In Zora Neale Hurston’s this way.” And she’s One said, “Fatima,
story collection, Florida, Convenience Store Barracoon, the Harlem like, “Well, can you it wasn’t until I read
Lauren Groff (of Fates and Woman playfully Renaissance folklorist change it?” I’m like, this that I realized
Furies fame) introduces illustrates the daily shares her (until now unpub-
her home state of sink- routines and rumina- lished) conversations with “No, it has to happen.” how powerful it is
holes, unruly weather, and tions of an eccentric Atlantic slave trade survivor Sarah Jessica Parker: seeing a life like mine
heat-induced unrest. Tokyo salesclerk. Oluale Kossola.—B.K. I asked Fatima the reflected in fiction.”

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CULTURE Art & Design

SHERALD
IN HER
BALTIMORE
STUDIO

PORTRAIT OF
THE ARTIST
Since the reveal of her painting of Michelle Obama,
Amy Sherald has become a bona fide art star. But her rise has
been years in the making. By Mattie Kahn

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 CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW:
OBAMA AND SHERALD AT THE
UNVEILING OF THE FORMER
FIRST LADY’S OFFICIAL
PORTRAIT; SHERALD’S
PORTRAITS INNOCENT
YOU, INNOCENT ME (2016)
AND THE MAKE BELIEVER
(MONET’S GARDEN) (2016).
Opposite page: Justin T. Gellerson/courtesy of the artist and Monique Meloche Gallery. This page, clockwise

here’s a clatter of traic on the street outside the Bal- children’s tales. It’s true that she received a heart transplant at 39,

T timore warehouse where portraitist Amy Sherald has

her studio, but approach her space and music rises
just under a decade after she was diagnosed with congestive heart
failure. She lost her father at 28. Her brother died in 2012. But she
from left: courtesy of the artist and Monique Meloche Gallery (2); Mark Wilson/Getty Images

over the din. is not Cinderella, and her success is not good fortune. Sherald and
It’s the last day of February, and Sherald, who until Beyoncé have this in common: Their talent is exceptional, but nei-
recently was little known outside certain art world ther of them pushes some fiction of efortlessness. Creation is hard.
circles, has just unveiled one of the most anticipated “I know what people want to hear,” Sherald says, sitting on a
portraits in decades, an enormous canvas of Michelle Obama now sleek couch beneath the 900-square-foot studio’s enormous win-
on view in Washington, DC’s National Portrait Gallery. With it, Sher- dows. “ ‘She almost died, and three years later, with barely any
ald has committed to the record not just her vision of one woman, work, this happens.’ That’s a complete lie.” Sherald—who beat out
but a promise: that there will be more like Obama, that the progress 2,500 entrants to become the first woman to win the Smithsonian’s
she represents remains possible. It’s a message that is clearly reg- prestigious 2016 Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition, who has
istered by a little girl who, the day after Sherald and I meet, stands had solo shows at the Monique Meloche Gallery in Chicago and the
awestruck in front of the painting because, as her mother explains Reginald F. Lewis Museum in Baltimore, and who opens her first
when the image goes viral, “she believes Michelle Obama is a queen major solo show at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis in
and she wants to be a queen as well.” Within a few more days, the May—is calm but resolute: “I’ve hustled for 15 years.”
museum has to move the portrait into a larger space, the better to Sherald grew up in Columbus, Georgia, the daughter of a home-
accommodate the crush of visitors. maker and a dentist who wanted her to pursue a career in medicine.
So, of course, the music Sherald has queued up is Beyoncé. Hers Instead, she studied painting at Clark Atlanta University and re-
is a Beyoncé moment. ceived her MFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2004,
Ever since the Smithsonian announced it had commissioned where she began developing the interpretation of traditional por-
the artists Kehinde Wiley, 41, and Sherald, 44, to paint the Obamas’ traiture that she uses today—one that draws from the genre’s con-
presidential portraits, Sherald’s rise has been spun into the stuf of ventions (and omissions) but also from sources as varied as vintage
CULTURE Art & Design

textiles and the Panamanian landscape. “There was an instant connection, a kind
It’s individual people, though, who of sister-girl connection” with the painter.
inspire her the most. Both she and Wi- Kate Capshaw, the actress and philan-
ley, who paints his sitters in poses that thropist who, with her husband, Steven
recall the European old masters, seek to Spielberg, helped fund the Obama por-
situate blackness within the art historical traits, said that at their reveal, it was clear
tradition. But Sherald doesn’t crown her that the women had come to understand
muses. What she elevates is ordinariness: each other. “The look that Amy painted
Women who arrest her. Men whom she was so powerful and so true to Michelle,”
approaches on the street and beseeches, Capshaw says. “I had seen that look on
“Let me photograph you.” Each is a faith- her face before.”
ful depiction, in a sense, but Sherald is not Not all were so sure. After the portrait
interested—as the photographer Dawoud was unveiled, Twitter exploded with
Bey once wrote in a prescient piece about criticism. People didn’t think the por-
her work—in “a meticulous restatement trait looked like the Michelle they knew.
of the facts.” They didn’t like how Sherald had paint-
Instead, Sherald, who envisions black ed Obama’s skin—in her characteristic
skin in pale shades of charcoal and ac- palette, this time with luminous taupe

Sherald’s rise has been spun into the stuff

of children’s tales. But she is not Cinderella,
and her success is not good fortune.
She and Beyoncé have this in common:
Their talent is exceptional, but neither of them
pushes some fiction of effortlessness.
Creation is hard.
cents it with vivid clothes and accessories, undertones. They didn’t appreciate that
is committed to reinterpretation. (She they couldn’t make sense of Obama’s ex-
dressed Obama in a gown from the Amer- pression, one that contained hints of both
ican brand Milly, the pattern evocative of judgment and grace.
both the painter Piet Mondrian and the Sherald admits that the backlash hurt,
quilts of beloved black women artisans but hours into the portrait’s dissection, a
in Gee’s Bend, Alabama.) It’s that balance friend reached out to her with this suc-
between the fantastic and the real that cor: “Amy, some people need their poet-
sets Sherald apart, notes Dorothy Moss, ry to rhyme.” Sherald grows quiet for a
a curator at the National Portrait Gallery. moment, then adds, “If I had painted the
She commands “a certain hopefulness” First Lady for Instagram, it would’ve been
in her work. In both their pose and their a diferent portrait.”
demeanor, her sitters look forward. For with this monumental commis-
Sherald doesn’t characterize her sub- sion, Sherald has herself been reinvented.
jects’ mood—she’d rather let viewers de- To have been chosen for this has made
cide for themselves—but she does want her stand with her “back a little straight-
her portraits to be “mirrors and reflections er.” She put her career on hold to care for
for people to see themselves in.” Her aim sick relatives. She waited tables to make
is to release those she paints from a world ends meet. She overcame heart failure.
that evaluates them by their skin, to insu- She didn’t survive all that just to fade into
late them from “the gaze of other people.” insignificance. Sherald, who was recent-
When asked if it was this sensibility that ly picked up by the powerhouse gallery
appealed to Michelle Obama, who hand- Hauser & Wirth, doesn’t use words like
picked her for the work, Sherald declines “fate,” but she believes in the power of
to comment. But she grants, with a grin, sequence. “All the delays that I’ve had in
that the collaboration “just makes sense.” life, all the years that I’ve lost—I’ve landed
As Obama told the crowd at the event, here just on time.”
C ULTU RE

GORE
VIDAL’S
THE BEST
1960 MAN
Lands first Cali job
“I was 14, working in a snack 2012
bar at a little beach club in Joins the Broadway
Newport Beach. I made revival of Gore
cheeseburgers and malted Vidal’s The Best Man
milks, and I just loved it.” “I had to be louder [than
I’d be onscreen], and I had

Clockwise from top center: Robert Trachtenberg; Cindy Ord/Getty Images; Melinda Sue Gordon/Paramount Pictures; Moviestore Collection/Shutterstock; NBC/NBCU Photo Bank/Getty Images; Ronald Grant Archive/Alamy
1965 to take it more seriously.
Scores first I was always getting lost
onscreen role in backstage. I was just a
The Group shambles. [Laughs] They
“I modeled when I was in were very patient.”
college, and director Sidney
Lumet saw a picture of 2015
me in a magazine. I had Pens second
a general mindlessness best-selling memoir,
to my life. I just did what A Fine Romance
was put in front of me. I “Writing a memoir is
loved working with Sidney, emotional homework that
but I had no idea how to everybody should do. It’s
act, which was evident for important to confront your
several years.” life, but it’s a lot of work.
For my first memoir, they
THE GROUP had to lock me in the oice
(BERGEN IN BLACK
DRESS, CENTER) and say, ‘Don’t come out
Women in H o llywo o d until you’ve done it!’ ”

Candice BERGEN
The comedy icon on her greatest hits, returning to her
BERGEN AND KEATON
IN BOOK CLUB

groundbreaking TV role, and why everybody should

write a memoir. By Brianna Kovan

1975 Michaels. In those days,

Hosts the fledgling he wore a duck pin on his
sketch-comedy jacket lapel. Some of the
show SNL 2018
cast didn’t realize that they
“I was the first woman! My couldn’t smoke dope while
Stars in Book Club
agent called me and said, they were doing the show “Diane Keaton and Jane
‘There’s a guy here; he’s because they’d miss all Fonda were confirmed
got a show, and he wants their costume changes, so before I was asked, so I was
to meet you.’ It was Lorne they shifted to cocaine.” anxious to work with the
MURPHY BROWN two of them. It’s very funny
JOHN BELUSHI AND
and has a nice heart—and
BERGEN ON SNL 1988–1998 any woman over 50
1971 Stars in and will be thrilled.”
Stars in Carnal executive-produces
Knowledge CBS sitcom 2018
“Mike Nichols was one of Murphy Brown Returns to CBS this
America’s finest directors. “I loved that she was a fall in the Murphy
There was always pest and annoying to Brown reboot
laughter on his sets. He everyone, yet she was “Our characters are
ran our set with French as good at her job as no longer working as
hours: without a lunch the best men. Murphy television journalists,
break. They had a bufet was ahead of her time. because the business has
table, and people drifted She took no prisoners become so entertainment-
over and grabbed a piece and was confident, and Trump-driven. The
of Brie and then got competent, and fearless. facts are really an option.
back to work. We were That was not usual for a We come back to the news
always eating.” woman in those days.” with the idea of saving it.”

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Base: 764 women age 18-34.
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Who
Is
Lindsay
Shookus?
The Saturday Night Live
producer is a lot more than
what’s-his-name’s girlfriend.
By Emma Rosenblum

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indsay Shookus isn’t famous. Or is she? As journalism. The summer after her junior year, Shookus landed a film
she enters the restaurant of New York’s PR internship in New York City. “That’s when I got the bug,” she says.
chic Whitby Hotel, a few blocks north of “I realized you could have an actual career in entertainment. And I
her oice at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, other just had no reason to think I couldn’t do it.”
diners narrow their eyes, trying to figure So she moved to Manhattan after graduating in 2002, and, like
out how they know the tall blonde in the in one of those shiny Anne Hathaway movies, had a job as an assis-
black leather jacket. Is she an actress? tant in the talent department at Saturday Night Live within weeks
A musician? They’ve seen her before, of arriving. She was a real go-getter, the kind of ambitious young
but where? The idea skitters about their employee who volunteers for every shit job. “I was the first one in; I
brains for a few seconds before disappear- was the last one out,” Shookus says. “I was always like, ‘I’ll go! Send
ing in a puf, unanswered. They return to me to the shoot. I’ll stay till midnight, it’s okay.’ That’s the glorious
their $30 salads, unenlightened. thing about being 22—you have the energy. I lived on 50th Street. I
Shookus is fine with that. Her job is to make people famous, not to worked on 50th Street. I walked the same four blocks every day.”
be the one turning heads. She’s a 37-year-old working mom with a su- Like in most success stories, Shookus benefited from a combina-
persuccessful career as a producer at Saturday Night Live. And, sure, tion of aptitude, crazy work ethic, and a bit of lucky timing. She start-
she also dates a movie star named Ben Aleck, ed under Marci Klein, an SNL producing legend
and she’s become tabloid fodder in relation to his (and Calvin Klein’s daughter) who’d been at the
divorce from that other movie star, Jennifer Gar- show since 1988 and is credited with discovering
ner. Google “Lindsay Shookus,” and an Us Weekly
“My entire Will Ferrell, Jimmy Fallon, and Tracy Morgan,
timeline of her relationship with Aleck is one of career has been among many others. Shookus quickly became
the first hits. (People seem really invested in when her protégé and a favorite of SNL creator Lorne
they started dating, as if there were nothing more behind the Michaels’s. “Very early on, Marci let me interact
important in our dumpster fire of a country than camera, and with talent and take over more responsibilities,”
when two strangers first hooked up.) There are Shookus says. “She just really liked me and she
articles speculating that she was cheating on her that’s definitely thought I was good. I think I came at the right
ex-husband with Aleck, that he was cheating
on Garner with her, that they possibly—no—got
where I’m most moment at SNL. There was a space for me, and I
was good at it.”
together soon after her daughter was born. The comfortable. She was definitely good at it. In 2005, Shookus
New York Post coverage is especially cruel, paint-
ing Shookus as a marriage-ruining temptress who
Being considered came across an audition tape for an unknown
comedian named Kristen Wiig. “She saw my
hooks up with anyone and everyone in her path a public figure tape—I don’t know if it was lost in the shuffle
(her friend Jon Hamm! Chris Noth, whom she’s
never even met!). Who would’ve thought that dat-
honestly makes or what—and she took it to the right people and
was like, ‘I really think we should audition this
ing Batman could get a girl into so much trouble? me laugh.” person,’ ” recalls Wiig, who went on to star on the
“It’s strange to me” is the line Shookus takes show for seven years. “Auditioning for SNL is a
about her late-ish in life notoriety. Shookus is very nerve-racking experience, and Lindsay and
warm and quick and open, and only becomes guarded when dis- I clicked. She kind of talked me down a little bit—I was very nervous.
cussing her personal life. Or, rather, her love life. She’s happy to She was with me through the whole process; I’ll never forget that.”
chat about personal topics, from breastfeeding (had supply issues; The two became close friends, spending “many nights out in the
turned pumping into “an Olympic sport”) to meditation (into it) to city,” Wiig says, laughing. “Lindsay is fun to get a drink with and is
where she gets her hair highlighted (“Mure Salon on the Upper East also one of the better dancers I know.”
Side—Benjamin is the best”). But when it comes to discussing her Discovering Wiig gave Shookus street cred, and from there she
relationship with Aleck, she’d rather, you know, not. “My entire rose and rose and rose. Along the way she got married to a cowork-
career has been behind the camera, and that’s definitely where I’m er, a producer named Kevin Miller, whom she’d met on her first day
most comfortable. I’m a producer, I’m a mom, a friend,” she politely of work. (I only know this because it’s mentioned in Shookus and
deflects. “Being considered a public figure honestly makes me laugh.” Miller’s 2010 New York Times wedding announcement. Shookus is
Then she makes a what-are-you-gonna-do face, as if dodging the very protective of Miller, who coparents their five-year-old daughter,
paparazzi were just one of life’s normal annoyances. and of the details of their divorce.) In 2012, Klein left Saturday Night
Shookus certainly isn’t seeking the spotlight. (Before you shout, Live, and at 32, Shookus took over the top spot from her mentor,
“Then why is she in a magazine?,” know that ELLE approached becoming one of only two female head producers on the show.
her for this story, and it took a lot of convincing for her to do it.) The job came with tons of pressure and expectations—SNL is
She grew up in Williamsville, New York, where she thought “show only as good as its talent—not least of which were Shookus’s own for
business meant, like, the local news.” She and her mom had season herself. And there was also one other little thing. “Within the span of
tickets to the local theater downtown. “I remember feeling such a five days, I found out that I was taking over the department and also
high, seeing all the performers and then wanting so badly to be in that I was pregnant,” she says. “I was in a pure panic. Both of those
the show. Then almost feeling depressed when I left.” She did things I’d wanted for so long—I just didn’t imagine it all happening
the whole high school theater thing before going to college at the at the exact same time.”
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, where she majored in So she did what a lot of newly pregnant women do at work: She

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SHOOKUS WITH HER 2017 PRIMETIME EMMY AWARD…AND BOYFRIEND BEN AFFLECK.

kept it a secret for as long as possible. In Shookus’s case, that was to see him, because I’d heard his album and was just crazy for it,” she
until she was 21 weeks along. “I wanted the chance to prove that I says. “In my head, I was like, No matter what happens, he will be a
could do the job without everyone worrying, like, Uh-oh, she’s preg- beautiful singer on our show.” In an emotional performance, Smith
nant, she’s going to be a mom,” she says. (God, being a woman sucks connected with the 7.4 million viewers; over the next few days, “Stay
sometimes.) “I had a lot to prove that year,” she continues. When she With Me” rocketed up the iTunes chart. “Honestly, it changed my
finally told Lorne Michaels the news, “I swear, I think my stomach life. And I’m not just saying that,” says Smith, whose album went
grew five inches right then.” platinum that year. “I remember the day after, I just felt a shift. I don’t
On her due date, Shookus worked a 14-hour day; Justin Bieber enjoy singing on TV a lot of the time; I find it quite scary. But for me,
was that week’s host and musical guest. “I wore heels and a dress, SNL is a safe space. Lindsay is that safe space. I’ll never forget her
and at the end of the show, I remember Lorne looked at me and was taking a chance on me in that moment.”
like, ‘You going to the party?’ I was like, ‘No, Lorne. I’m gonna go Shookus is a star-maker! And a fairy godmother! (Miley Cyrus
have a baby now.’ ” After a six-week leave, she was back at it. “I was recounted the thrill of being paired with Paul Simon during SNL’s
surprised at how healing going back to work was for me, in the way “40th Anniversary Special”: “Lindsay made that happen for me—she
of, like, this is who I am. I’m not just a mom. It reminded me of what put me in the room with one of my idols!”) She’s also a 37-year-old
I’m good at and what made me feel good.” woman who’s working on herself, like the rest of us. “I’ve put a lot of
Shookus’s position isn’t something you’d find listed on a job site. time in the past two years into just making myself better internally,”
She oversees a team of eight junior producers, who spend their days she says. We’re discussing kindness and empathy and the challenge
scouting new music acts, searching every movie and TV show for of raising kids in such a mean world. “Self-love means something. I
potential hosts, and hunting for promising comedians. Wiig explains thought it was all a joke for a long time. It’s really important. Giving
Shookus’s role as the show’s resident guidance counselor. “She’s very yourself a break is really important.”
present with the cast; she’s at the read-through; she’s at the promos,” Can the world give Shookus a break? I’m honestly not sure she
Wiig says. “She’s there every day and night. If you’re having trouble cares. She’s clearly in a happy relationship with Aleck (“Sad Af-
or just need someone to talk to, she’s definitely that person.” fleck” memes be damned); you wouldn’t go through the public grief
Shookus also takes care of the hosts during the week of their she’s getting for any less. Her career is going well. She’s got tons of
show, accompanying them through the intense writing and re- friends—she recently hosted a ladies-only gathering at her apart-
hearsal process. “I give Lindsay a ton of credit because it requires ment that she called “Women Work Fucking Hard.” It wasn’t for any
real nuance to make sure that everyone is happy—that your host specific cause, “just to celebrate lifting each other up.” She has a cute
and musical guests are happy, and they feel creatively satisfied,” says daughter. She even threw her ex-husband a fortieth-birthday party.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, a five-time SNL host, who, true to his She’s good. “I’ve gone through a lot of change recently and I’ve gone
Invision/AP/Rex/Shutterstock

reputation as the nicest man in Hollywood, sends me a long, gushing through some really hard times, but I believe in who I am more, and
email about Shookus. I wouldn’t give that up for anything,” she says.
And she has a knack for spotting America’s favorite acts before And, yeah, it’s weird that she gets her picture taken when she’s at
America knows it needs them. Like Wiig. Or Sam Smith, whom Whole Foods and that America cares about her sex life. But, as she
Shookus booked to perform on SNL in 2014 before his album even puts it, “Someone thinks about you for one minute and then says,
came out in the U.S. “I went down to South by Southwest specifically ‘What do I want for lunch?’ ”

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The Bigger Picture

When tragedy struck Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, student
and aspiring photographer Kyra Parrow channeled her grief into art.

A
click of a button, the sound of the a few months ago that I realized how much I actually
shutter: In a fraction of a second, loved my high school. It wasn’t until I lost my coach, Eagle Eye
the camera freezes a scene in Aaron Feis, who liked to call me Miss Sunshine, and my Kyra Parrow is a senior
time. It’s simple mechanics, but friend Nicholas Dworet. It wasn’t until I lost the sense at Marjory Stoneman
the process is powerful. I knew that we were safe, shielded from so much violence that Douglas High School, and
this before February 14, 2018, the other kids deal with regularly, that my camera became an editor-in-chief and
day a shooter claimed 17 lives at so much more. photo editor of the school’s
yearbook, the Aerie. After
my school. But in the weeks since, it’s come into sharp- Through the terror and heartache, I’ve found com- graduation, she plans to
er focus. Photography, for me, isn’t just a form of ar- fort in photographing my community. And while so attend Valencia College
Photographs by Kyra Parrow

tistic expression; it’s an emotional release. How we many of my friends have been vocal in launching a and one day move to New
record and remember—it’s how we heal. movement, I’ve been there watching, marching, doc- York to pursue a career in
For the past four years, I’ve captured student life at umenting. This is how I contribute; this is how I cope. photography. For more of
her work, visit ELLE.com
Marjory Stoneman Douglas. From the football field to My hope is that the photographs I’ve taken will not and longlivekc.com.
science labs, I’ve experienced the pride of the Eagles just be a reminder of what we’ve lost, but that their Above: Painted kindness
through a camera lens. But to be honest, it wasn’t until existence will be a call to the nation.—Kyra Parrow rocks in Parkland, Florida.

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PANTS
ON

FIRE
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is the
latest in a line of famous slippery
women to capture the public imagination.
By Ann Friedman
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 ven before it all came tumbling down, of state and signaling her world-changer status with those black Steve

E
Elizabeth Holmes was riveting. Her bari- Jobs turtlenecks.
tone voice. Those black turtlenecks. The And unsurprisingly, when professional women are caught in a lie,
seemingly endless plaudits she received Kray says, they face harsher consequences than men who commit sim-
from the tech world. That well-crafted nar- ilar ofenses do. “People expect it from men,” she says. “To be a woman
rative about how her fear of needles and is to be caring and selfless. So if you’re behaving unethically, then not
desire to change the world led her to found only are you surprising us, you’re violating these cultural codes.”
a company, Theranos, that she said could Take Martha Stewart, who built her career in the feminized world
perform complicated medical tests with of canapés and wreaths, then became the poster girl for financial
only a finger-prick of blood. bad behavior when she was sentenced to five months in prison in
She exhibited all the qualities that wom- 2004. Stewart was convicted of lying to government oicials about
en are typically discredited for—fashion quirks, outrageous ambition, the reason she sold her shares in a company called ImClone to avoid
unusual vocal tics, failure to provide hard evidence—and soaked up a loss of around $45,000. Yet her name comes up alongside Enron’s
rounds and rounds of funding anyway. Theranos’s board was stacked Jef Skilling, who sold more than $60 million in shares, and banker
with the kind of old white guys whose approval has long been syn- Dennis Levine, who netted $12.6 million, on lists of infamous insider-
onymous with power. Holmes performed a sleight of hand not often trading incidents. “The same traits in women are perceived very dif-
achieved by women in public life. She didn’t have to prove herself or ferently,” Konnikova says. “No one’s going to say a man is a blight on
her ideas to be handsomely rewarded for them. She was a kind of anti- society. It’s like, He’s kind of brilliant. For women, it’s the opposite: ‘We
Hillary: underprepared, underqualified, and beloved by men. always told you women were deceitful.’ The stories are cast in a very
Now that the Securities and Exchange Commission has charged her diferent light.”
with massive fraud for “deceiving investors by making it appear as if Virtually everyone engages in some low-level dishonesty, but you
Theranos had successfully developed a commercially-ready portable rarely hear men’s transgressions used as argument-ending confirma-
blood analyzer,” she is no longer the world’s youngest self-made female tion of negative stereotypes. In the 1970s, a Chicago woman named
billionaire. She’s still fascinating, but for an entirely diferent reason. Linda Taylor used three Social Security cards, 27 names, 31 addresses,
In March, Holmes settled with the SEC, which also alleged that and 25 phone numbers to bilk the government out of welfare checks
she “claimed...that the company would generate more than $100 mil- and food stamps. A Chicago Tribune investigation labeled her a “welfare
lion in revenue in 2014. In truth, Theranos...generated a little more queen,” a term that Ronald Reagan then picked up and used to great
than $100,000 in revenue from operations in 2014.” Holmes agreed efect on the campaign trail in 1976. It permeated not just politics but
to pay a $500,000 fine and cede voting control of the company she popular culture, and became a slur used against women who were
created. As part of the settlement, she “neither admitted nor denied” working hard and simply trying to make ends meet.
any wrongdoing. More recently, there was Jackie, the woman whose graphic story
Is Holmes’s story a fake-it-till-you-make-it cautionary tale of of a frat-house gang rape at the University of Virginia was published
what happens when you get swept up in possibilities? Or a deliberate by Rolling Stone in 2014 and later completely discredited. Reporter
long con? The distinction might not matter. Women are constantly Sabrina Rubin Erdely explained that, despite inconsistencies in
second-guessed; we struggle to be taken seriously when it comes to her story, she found Jackie “very credible.” Indeed, social scientists
our experiences with harassment, our pain scale at the hospital, or our analyzing crime records report that the rate of rape allegations that
attempts to get the credit we deserve for our work. So while a part of can be proven to be false is only 2 to 10 percent. But that doesn’t stop
me admires Holmes’s audacity, mostly I’m angry with her for setting people from using the Rolling Stone debacle to dismiss women who
women back, for reinforcing the idea that we’re not to be believed. come forward about an assault. “What about that girl at UVA? Didn’t
Women like Holmes are outliers, which is perhaps why they’re she lie?” Jackie’s story ultimately had consequences for all women in
the subject of such outsize attention. There is a “gender gap in ethics,” similar—truthful—situations.
according to Laura Kray, professor of leadership at the University of Which brings us back to Holmes. In Silicon Valley, women struggle
California, Berkeley’s Haas School of Business. Her research shows that to pull in a fraction of the funding she was able to secure for Theranos.
men are quicker than women to lie for their own personal benefit. This Just 2 percent of venture capital dollars goes to all-female-founded start-
is partly because women are more prone to “the moral emotions of guilt ups. That’s partly because funders don’t believe women’s companies
and shame,” according to 2013 research by Kray and Jessica Kennedy, have the same potential. Venture capitalists, according to a study by
now an assistant professor at Vanderbilt University. the Harvard Business Review, “tended to ask men questions about the
But there are more female fraudsters out there than one might potential for gains and women about the potential for losses.” Male
think. “Female con artists are incredibly underreported,” says founders are asked about their highest ambitions for the company; wom-
Maria Konnikova, author of The Confidence Game: Why We Fall for en are asked how they’re preventing failure scenarios. Holmes, it seems,
It…Every Time. “Insofar as people don’t want to admit they’ve been enjoyed the benefits of a line of questioning typically aforded to men.
taken advantage of, they never want to admit to having fallen for a Which is why her fraud charges are so devastating. At high-profile
female con artist.” She observes that all successful swindlers exhibit conferences and in dozens of glowing write-ups, Holmes was held
some Machiavellian tendencies: a knack for convincing people to do up as a model for what happens when ambitious businesswomen
what you want them to do while making them believe it was their own gain an unprecedented level of investment and trust. To our great
Jennifer Hueston

idea. “Women are very good at it,” Konnikova says. “Often they don’t detriment, because of the charges against her, the world may have
have real authority, so they have to create their authority in other ways.” an answer: They fake it. And now it’ll be that much harder for the
Picture a female tech CEO stacking her board with former secretaries rest of us to make it.

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FROM TOP LEFT:
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WONDER WOMEN
For ELLE’s third annual Impact Awards, in partnership with INCO, four entrepreneurs
presented their socially conscious solutions to real-world problems. By Brianna Kovan
THE NUTRITIONIST THE COUNSELOR THE PROTECTOR THE ENVIRONMENTALIST
Who: Lisa Curtis Who: Ashley Edwards Who: Danya Sherman Who: Tinia Pina
Her company: Kuli Kuli Her company: MindRight Her company: KnoNap Her company: Re-Nuble
(kulikulifoods.com) (getmindright.org) (knonap.com) (re-nuble.com)
Problem: Widespread vitamin Problem: Chronic stress in Problem: One out of 13 college- Problem: Each year, New York
deficiencies and malnutrition. low-income communities. aged individuals suspects City produces 1.5 million tons
Solution: As a Peace Corps Solution: MindRight’s texting receiving a drug-laced drink. of food waste and spends $180
volunteer in Niger, Curtis service pairs teenagers with Solution: KnoNap napkins million exporting it to landfills.
learned about moringa from adult volunteer coaches, who change color upon contact Solution: Every day in the
local nurses, who “pulled send daily supportive text with Rohypnol (aka roofies). South Bronx, Re-Nuble con-
leaves of moringa trees and messages. “We saw untreated Ultimately, the inexpensive verts 1,200 pounds of local
mixed them with a peanut trauma as the root cause of the napkins will test for additional food waste into 275 gallons
snack called kuli-kuli,” she says. achievement gap,” Edwards drugs and, Sherman hopes, of certified-organic liquid

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The leaves—rich in calcium, says. Coaches are supervised be the industry standard. fertilizer and plant boosters.
iron, and vitamin B—inspired by licensed mental-health Next month, she’s launching (Chemical fertilizers can run
her company, which sources professionals, who intervene if a Kickstarter campaign to of and infiltrate waterways,
moringa from family farms and a teen voices distress or suicide fund the company’s first endangering fish and wildlife.)
women-owned cooperatives. ideation. The company, which round of production, which The products, currently meant
After four years on the market, partners with schools, commu- follows 750-plus interviews for conventional gardening,
Kuli Kuli products are sold in nity groups, and government and focus groups. What’s will ultimately be suitable for
over 6,000 U.S. stores (as a bar, agencies, aims to reach 10,000 more: Since lacing a drink is hydroponics as well.
tea, powder, or energy shot); students by June 2019. a Class III felony in some Pina won the ELLE & INCO
the company has planted more Edwards won the SheaMoisture states, the napkin could be International Award for
than a million moringa trees Community Commerce used as evidence—a gender- Female Entrepreneurship and
and brought profits exceeding Emerging Entrepreneur Award inclusive approach to combat- competed in Paris’s global
$1.5 million to rural farmers. and its $10,000 grant. ing sexual assault. competition in March.

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ner betrays her inner fangirl in recalling their first encounter: “I was
like, ‘Oh my God, she’s so awesome and, like, magical in person.” She
adds, somewhat embarrassed, “You were probably like, She’s just a little
girl.” Del Rey assures her that, no, she didn’t think that, but agrees that
the night was completely surreal. “I couldn’t believe I was singing for
everybody in the middle of a palace,” she says. Del Rey changed her
set list at the last minute to include a special song request—she thinks
it was “Blue Jeans”—from Kendall. Or was it Kylie? The details are
lost on them now, but “I was like, Oh shit, okay, I’ll throw that in the
mix,” Del Rey says.
The singer and now supermodel became friendly when they kept
seeing each other at various concerts, fashion events, and festivals,
including Coachella. Del Rey is bummed to miss the marathon music
fest this year. She’ll still be touring abroad. “You’re going to have to live
it up for both of us!” she commands. “I’ll send pics,” Jenner promises.
For two kindred spirits, a Del Rey/Jenner collaboration seems
only natural. Could a music video be on the horizon? “I don’t think
that’s up to me!” Jenner says, laughing. Del Rey says it’s most likely.
“I’m sure we’ll do something at some point. It might not even be
a video. We have so many mutual friends. It could be something
avant-garde, like a little art project.” Jenner points out that this con-
versation counts as something. A phone call these days is, after all,
an anomaly. Who talks when you can text? For Jenner, it’s a peace-
ful moment away from the steady deluge of Kardashian chatter. “I
could not check my phone for two minutes, and there are, like, 100
text messages. The majority of the time, my family group chat is on
sleep mode. I can’t have it on vibrate.” She won’t opt out entirely be-
cause, well, family, but also because the text chain is one of her go-to
sources for info. “It gives me my daily dose of news sometimes. Like,
just this morning, it was announced that Virgil [Abloh] is now the
designer for men’s Louis Vuitton. I got that from my family group
chat. Virgil’s been a homie for forever.”
“I’m super chilled-out right now,” Kendall Jenner says with a
skater-dude lilt. That’s because for her first-ever ELLE cover sto- Del Rey, who has one brother and sister, envies how cohesive Jen-
ry, the 22-year-old model asked that she not talk with just anyone. ner’s family is. So many adult siblings hardly communicate. “I think
She wanted it to be someone she knew and was comfortable with. that’s one of the reasons people love following what you do and see-
Someone with whom she shared a love of good music and classic ing the family grow—it’s kind of unusual,” Del Rey says. “It’s forever
cars. Enter Lana Del Rey, the pop star, fashion darling, and friend growing.…” Jenner mutters knowingly: “Every time I think it’s eased
of House Kardashian. up, someone’s popping out a baby.”
The two are chatting on the phone—Jenner in her house in The most recent addition, as of press time, was Kylie Jenner’s
L.A., and Del Rey in Brazil, in between tour gigs—discussing their daughter, Stormi. The 20-year-old only confirmed her rumored
mental health. Jenner’s struggles with anxiety were a central topic pregnancy after the birth of the baby last February. The elder Jenner
on the last season of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, and Del Rey, admits that it took her a minute to process the news. “It’s obviously
for one, gets it. “I haven’t spoken that much about my anxiety over a bit weird that your little sister is having a baby before you. I didn’t
the years,” the singer, 32, tells Jenner. “But one of the cool things expect it to happen like this. But it’s beautiful.” She says that moth-
that’s come up is the focus on self-care. I do meditations for joy and erhood has softened Kylie. “It’s brought us closer together. We’ve
happiness and try not to spread myself too thin.” Jenner welcomes always been very close, but we would butt heads all the time. This
the advice. “It’s interesting; ever since I said something about being has made her a bit more loving toward me.”
anxious, a lot of people in the spotlight have come to me, being like, One of the sisters’ old arguments, since settled, was over Kend-
‘Oh my God, me too!’ There’s this community. I take what they do to all’s friendship with model Hailey Baldwin. “She was actually best
help themselves and piece it together to find what helps me.” Jenner friends with Kylie, and I was good friends with her cousin Ireland
has started practicing Transcendental Meditation and winds down [Alec Baldwin’s daughter]. Hailey lived in New York, and whenever
at night with light Netflix fare. “When I’m about to fall asleep, I’ll put we were there, we would hang out with her.” During Kendall’s first
on Trailer Park Boys,” she says. “I love it; it’s so stupid.” She mentions New York Fashion Week, she says she “stole Hailey from Kylie. From
that a friend has a healer who “just hangs out at the house for good then on, she was my homie. At first, Kylie was mad; I had to bring
energy. I got such an amazing vibe from him. I was like, You need to them back together and be like, ‘No, it’s okay, guys.’ But it’s all good;
be around me now.” that’s our love story.”
Jenner met Del Rey four years ago on the occasion of the On the topic of actual romantic love, Jenner is less forthcoming.
Kardashian-West rehearsal dinner at the Palace of Versailles. Yes, that She and Del Rey have both been linked to musicians—in Jenner’s
Versailles, where Kanye West had arranged a surprise performance corner: Harry Styles and A$AP Rocky; and in Del Rey’s: G-Eazy

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 Viscose jersey top,
$1,650, crepe de
chine skirt, $1,650,
leather belt, $595, all,
Versace, at select
Versace stores
nationwide. Diamond
and white gold ring,
Chopard. For details,
see Shopping Guide.
BEAUTY TIP
For Jenner’s matte
nude-lipstick look, try
Estée Lauder Pure
Color Envy Paint-On
Liquid LipColor in
Naked Ambition ($28).
 Silk dress,
Balmain, balmain
.com. Sapphire,
diamond, and
platinum ring, Van
Cleef & Arpels.
Patent leather
pumps, Christian
Louboutin, $675.
For details, see
Shopping Guide.
Mohair sweater,
$500, leather belted
skirt, $1,510,
both, Sonia Rykiel,
at Sonia Rykiel,
NYC. Pink sapphire
and rose gold
earrings, Chopard.
Leather shoulder
bag,Versace, $2,475.
Suede pumps,
Paul Andrew, $675.
Hair by Teddy
Charles at the Wall
Group; makeup
by Fulvia Farolfi
at Bryan Bantry;
manicure by
Marisa Carmichael
at Lowe & Co.;
produced by
Margot Fodor for
Brachfeld Paris
 Suede jacket,
Longchamp, $1,545,
longchamp.com. Silk
and cotton bralette,
Araks, $150. Diamond,
tourmaline, lacquer,
and platinum ring,
Cartier. For details, see
Shopping Guide.
BEAUTY TIP
Estée Lauder Double
Wear Stay-in-Place
Makeup ($42) provides
long-lasting coverage
with a natural finish.
and Scottish singer Barrie-James O’Neill. They choose their words
carefully in discussing their relationships with artists. “Half the
people who get into music, that’s their version of being seen, so
you’ve got a lot of narcissistic people,” Del Rey warns. “I consider
myself lucky,” Jenner says. “I’ve never had too bad of an experience.
It’s really cool to see someone immerse themselves into something
so deeply. And, I don’t know, the majority of my core friend group
is all very creative. I look at them, and I’m like, I wish I could be
more like you and blurt out my feelings on a piece of paper and
make it into a song.”

But Jenner is more reserved.

Especially on social media,
where neither she nor Del
Rey is inclined to post every
second of every day. For Del
Rey, Instagram and Twitter
are great for sharing profes-
sional news, but on a per-
sonal level, she says she’s too
much of a work in progress
to offer her life up for con-
stant public consumption.
“I’ve been doing more Insta-
gram stories, but I give only
as much as I’m willing to be-
cause I’m still figuring a lot out myself,” she says. It’s safe to assume
Jenner is often obligated to share sponsored posts with her 89.2
million Instagram followers. Otherwise, she relishes the control
social media afords her. “It’s nice to be able to say, Do I wanna share
this? Usually in my life, I don’t really get a choice, especially with pa-
parazzi.” And she can’t stand hanging out with people who are pay-
ing more attention to their phones than to the world around them.
“It’s an addiction. I’ll be at dinner with my good friends, and I’ll look
at someone on their phone. They’re not texting someone, which I
could accept. Maybe they’re talking about something important,
or figuring out an email? No, they’re on Instagram and Twitter. It
really does irk me. I’m like, ‘Oh my God, you don’t need to see what
everyone else is doing! It’s not like you’re sitting in bed right now.’
I strive to not be that person—to not live my life on my phone.” She
avoids looking at comments on her feed entirely, which, she says, is
actually easy. “A couple of years ago, someone started using Kylie’s
and my pages as a way to promote themselves. At first, I was annoyed
by it, but now I feel like it’s a blessing—it’s trained me to not look at
my comments, ever.”
Actively avoiding the incessant noise around her—be it from
relatives or total strangers—is perhaps how Jenner maintains her
sense of calm. “My friends are always like, Dude, you’re so much
more chill and normal than anyone would ever think.” But Del Rey
credits Jenner’s mom, Kris. “She’s just a badass. Because you’re on
TV, people probably think you’re not grounded. But [Kris] raised you
guys in a way that even when you became a big focal point, it was
still about being yourselves and getting your lives straight.” Jenner
agrees that her upbringing—even on TV—has kept her humble. “I’ve
met my fair share of people that I’m like, ‘Damn! You’ve been eaten
up by all of this [fame].’ I don’t ever think of myself as someone more
special than any other Joe walking down the street.” One of the best
compliments Jenner’s ever gotten came from a friend who told her,
“ ‘You’re the best at hiding in plain sight.’ I was like, ‘Awesome, that’s
all I want.’ ” Del Rey laughs and gives her a hat tip: “Yeah, that’s a
talent. That’s what the real G’s do.” ▪
 Printed-silk dress,
$5,290, crystal-
embellished velvet
handbag, both,
Tom Ford, at select
Tom Ford stores
nationwide. Suede
pumps, Manolo
Blahnik, $625.
For details, see
Shopping Guide.
 Sequin jacket,
Dolce & Gabbana,
at select Dolce &
Gabbana boutiques
nationwide.
Diamond and gold
hoop earrings,
Tiffany & Co.
BEAUTY TIP
Complete a
smoldering smoky
eye with two coats
of Estée Lauder
Pure Color Envy
Lash Multi Effects
Mascara ($28).
Metal mesh
dress, Gucci,
$11,500, at select
Gucci stores
nationwide. Blue
zircon and rose
gold hoop earrings,
Pomellato, $8,500.
For details, see
Shopping Guide.
 WITH PATCHWORK LEATHER AND LOGO-LADEN PINSTRIPES, DESIGNERS BOLDLY REIMAGINE
CLASSIC SUITING. THE TAKEAWAY: WITH A FEW TWEAKS AND STYLING TRICKS—
THINK SNEAKERS AND COWBOY BOOTS—YOUR WORKADAY STAPLES CAN BE SO MUCH MORE.
PHOTOGRAPHED BY TOM SCHIRMACHER. STYLED BY SAMIRA NASR.
Fil coupé jacket,
$2,700, leather
handbag,
$2,890, boots,
$3,650, all,
Gucci,gucci.com.
Poplin shirt,
Charvet, $410.
Gold, enamel,
and diamond
watch on fabric
strap, Cartier.
For details, see
Shopping Guide.
Jacket, trousers,
both, Dior,
800-929-DIOR.
Gold, lacquer,
tsavorite, and
diamond necklace,
Cartier. Leather
sneakers, Jordan
Brand, $160.

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 Mohair wool
sleeveless belted
jacket, silk floral
dress, both, Louis
Vuitton, at select
Louis Vuitton stores
nationwide. Lapis
lazuli ring, gold
brass ring, both,
Céline, $960 each.
For details, see
Shopping Guide.
BEAUTY TIP
Olay Luminous Whip
Face Moisturizer ($30)
delivers weightless
hydration for a
radiant complexion.
Wool drill jacket,
Chanel, $6,550,
at select Chanel
boutiques nationwide.
Vintage leather
cowboy boots,Planet
Cowboy, $900.
Stylist’s own belt.
BEAUTY TIP
Burt’s Bees Honey
& Shea Body
Butter ($13) leaves
skin beautifully
smooth and silky.
 Calfskin and
lambskin jacket,
$5,400, pants,
$4,000, gold
brass earrings,
$680, all,
Céline, at Céline,
NYC. Leather
sneakers, Buffalo
London, $208.
For details, see
Shopping Guide.
Hair by Gavin
Harwin for
Oribe; makeup
by Maki Ryoke
for Chanel;
manicure by
Gina Edwards
for Dior; model:
Myrthe Bolt
at Next Models;
produced by
Charlotte Deffe
and Leslie
Rocle for ELLE
International

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Wool jacket,
$2,490, pants,
$1,190, both,
Balenciaga,
at Balenciaga,
NYC. Goatskin
necklaces, all,
Hermès, $550
each. Gold
brass ring,
Céline, $960.
 Wool jacket,
$1,790, pants,
$1,390, both,Ralph
Lauren Collection,
ralphlauren.com.
Gold choker,
Hermès, $6,550.
Crystal boots,
Valentino Garavani,
$1,595. For
details, see
Shopping Guide.

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GRAPHIC DETAILS POP ON THIS SEASON'S BOLDEST ACCESSORIES. PHOTOGRAPHED BY MITCHELL FEINBERG.
Leather Grateful Dead
handbag, Proenza
Schouler, $2,495,
at Proenza Schouler,
NYC. For details, see
Shopping Guide.
Artwork by Mr. Kiji
Leather cross-body bag,
Michael Michael Kors,
$328, michaelkors.com.
Artwork by Curvazoid
 Printed-satin
boots, Calvin Klein
205W39NYC,
$1,795, calvinklein
.com. For details,
see Shopping Guide.
Set design by
Megan Caponetto
at Apostrophe
Artwork by Vizie
Leather
and fabric
logo sandals,
Jimmy Choo,
$850, at
select Jimmy
Choo stores
nationwide.
Artwork
by Megan
Caponetto
 Leather handbag,
Louis Vuitton, at
select Louis Vuitton
stores nationwide.
For details, see
Shopping Guide.
Artwork by MAST
MODEL HAILEY BALDWIN TRADES SANDALS FOR SNEAKERS AND HITS THE SAND IN HIGH-IMPACT BLACK AND
WHITE ACTIVEWEAR. PHOTOGRAPHED BY MICHAEL SANDERS. STYLED BY BENEDETTA DELL’ORTO.
 The sheer tint
of CoverGirl
Smoothers BB
Cream ($6) creates
a naturally radiant
complexion. Silk
hoodie, Brunello
Cucinelli, $2,245, at
Brunello Cucinelli,
NYC. Viscose bra,
$515, culottes,
$596, both,
Gentryportofino.
For details, see
Shopping Guide.
AmorePacific
Moisture Bound
Vitalizing Body
Lotion ($100) deeply
hydrates for a
smooth, toned look.
Microfiber swimsuit,
Verdissima, $150,
verdissima.it. Crystal
sandals, Christopher
Kane, $325. Her own
Jacquie Aiche and
Maria Tash earrings,
worn throughout.
 Protect lips with
a touch of color
using Neutrogena
Revitalizing Lip
Balm SPF 20 in
Sunny Berry ($9).
Polyurethane
toile hooded
cape, Chanel,
$2,800, at select
Chanel boutiques
nationwide.
For details, see
Shopping Guide.

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Buff skin once a
week with Clarins
Tonic Body Polisher
($41) for silky skin
you’ll want to show
off. Textured-knit
swimsuit, Michael
Michael Kors,
$114, collection at
beach2ocean.com.
Nylon and Velcro
booties, Moncler C.
For details, see
Shopping Guide.
BEND IT
LIKE
BALDWIN
Privacy is a hard-won luxury
for model Hailey Baldwin.
She’s rocked the runways of
fashion empires like Dolce
& Gabbana, Moschino, and
Tommy Hilfiger. Her Instagram
followers tally upwards of 11
million. And her jaunts to the
gym or the set of her raucous
TBS rap-battle show, Drop the
Mic, are tabloid fodder. Under
such scrutiny, the 21-year-old
keeps her stress in check by
breaking a sweat. “I’ve been
boxing for the last three years.
It reminds me of dance in how
coordinated it is,” says Baldwin,
who spent last summer flash-
boxing at Rumble in New York.
“I was in the best shape I’ve ever
been.” For emotional support,
she turns to her parents (her
dad is actor Stephen Baldwin)
and friends like ELLE cover star
Kendall Jenner. “I’m definitely
not a talker,” Baldwin admits.
“But when I’m having an issue,
I need to say it out loud, like, six
or seven times until I figure it
out.” As for healthy eating, she
subscribes to naturopath Peter
J. D’Adamo’s Blood Type Diet,
which recommends mostly
plant-based meals for those,
like her, with blood type A. But
she isn’t superstrict about it:
“Don’t get me wrong, I do love
my cheeseburgers every once
in a while.”—BRIANNA KOVAN
 Lancôme
Rénergie Lift
Multi-Action Ultra
Moisturizer SPF
30 ($99) shields
against UV rays
while firming
and brightening.
Woven-nylon
jumpsuit, K-Way,
$180,k-way.com.
Lycra swimsuit,
*FK*, $90.
 True Botanicals
Resurfacing Body
Mask ($48) gently
exfoliates for a
head-to-toe glow.
Flower-appliqué
swimsuits, both,
Calzedonia,
$120 each, at
Calzedonia, NYC.
For details, see
Shopping Guide.
 Apply a hair mask
before you hit
the beach to prevent
the drying effects
of surf and sun. Try
Garnier Whole Blends
Repairing Mask
Honey Treasures ($7).
Polyamide sports
bra, $125, bikini
bottom, $125 (sold
as set), both, EA7
Emporio Armani,
armani.com. High-top
sneakers,Valentino
Garavani, $795.
Hair by Leon
Gorman at Cutler;
makeup by Claire
Bayley at L’Atelier
NYC; produced
by ELLE Italia;
location: Saint Lucia

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 L’Oréal Paris
Brow Stylist
Boost & Set
Brow Mascara
($11) shapes and
defines arches in
one simple step.
Nylon jacket,
$148, swimsuit,
$110, both, Liu
Jo, liujo.com.
For details, see
Shopping Guide.
TRAVEL

ESCAPE
the GYM
For a total-body reboot that feels like vacation, sign up for one of these
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 FROM FAR LEFT:
HIKING THE
DOLOMITES;
QUINTA BONITA
HOTEL IN LAGOS;
TOOMEY STRIKING
A SIGNATURE POSE
ON THE BEACH.

THE RETREATMENT BY gets messy, and that’s okay—as long as afternoons devoted to strength training,
TARYN TOOMEY indulgence is balanced by an equal amount yoga, meditation, and massages. The seven-
MARTHA’S VINEYARD of discipline. This July, the partners take day programs, running consecutively with-
July 8–14 their lighthearted, democratic practice in the dates above, are based at the five-
Fashion alum–turned–wellness guru Taryn (anyone is welcome, regardless of fitness star Hotel Rosa Alpina, where participants
Toomey’s signature invention, The Class—a level or yogic ability) to the golden sands can expect the same emphasis on locally
hybrid of cardio, yoga, and cathartic scream- of southern Portugal, where the goal is to grown, plant-based fare as at The Ranch’s
ing—has such an avid following that she’s focus on form and breath work while also California HQ—only with a (gluten-free)
From far left: Randy Jay Braun/courtesy of Rosa Alpina Hotel & Spa; courtesy of Yoga for Bad People; courtesy of Taryn Toomey

added extra retreat weeks to accommo- letting loose. Days kick off with morning Italian twist.
date the demand. This summer’s weeklong meditation, followed by a heart-rate-raising (theranchmalibu.com; $8,500, all-inclusive
get-together at the charming Vineyard Arts vinyasa class; afternoons are for surfing, for seven days/six nights)
Project in Edgartown (a cultural center with hammock dozing, or lounging by the pool
boutique-hotel-worthy bedrooms) channels at the retreat’s HQ, boutique hotel Quin- AKT
the challenging vibe of Toomey’s Tribe- ta Bonita, with a wind-down yoga session MAUI, HAWAII
ca, New York, studio while also allowing before dinner. Spontaneity is encouraged, September 26–October 1
guests to unwind with bike rides, gentle as is sampling the local nightlife. After all, Charismatic fitness pro Anna Kaiser’s AKT
yoga with guest instructor Kevin Courtney, there’s no hangover a few sun salutations method—a mash-up of circuit training,
and acupuncture with herbal medicine ex- can’t cure. Pilates, yoga, and high-energy dance—is
pert Thomas Droge. Daily sessions of The (yogaforbadpeople.com; from $2,400, all- beloved by devotees for being as fun as it
Class, which promises to purge stress and inclusive for eight days/seven nights) is body-transforming. This fall’s intensive
emotional blockages (as well as tone every- six-day tropical retreat, hosted by the plush
thing from triceps to glutes), are followed THE RANCH Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua, resort, will lure
by afternoon workshops on topics such as DOLOMITES, ITALY habitués of Kaiser’s three East Coast stu-
crystal healing, farm-to-table cooking, and August 19–September 29 dios, as well as fans of her online streaming
natural skin care. Days end with family-style Since 2010, guests at The Ranch Malibu sessions, eager to experience one-on-one
dinners with a view of the setting sun. have been hiking the California coast in the time with the inspirational founder. Each
(taryntoomey.com; from $2,500, all-inclusive luxury boot camp’s famously rigorous but day begins with sunrise yoga and includes
for seven days/six nights) efective fitness program. Later this summer, two strength- and flexibility-building work-
the company decamps to the Dolomites, outs led by Kaiser. Between sweat sessions,
YOGA FOR BAD PEOPLE the dramatic mountain range in northeast- participants can attend optional talks by
LAGOS, PORTUGAL ern Italy, for its first European pop-up re- a roster of wellness experts, explore the
July 9–16 treat. Mornings spent hiking the UNESCO island’s vast nature preserves, or just hang
The ethos behind NYC-based cool-girl in- World Heritage region, through lush green out at the beach.
structors Heather Lilleston and Katelin meadows with panoramic views of snow- (aktinmotion.com; from $4,950, all-inclusive
Sisson’s Yoga for Bad People is that life capped Alpine peaks, will be followed by for six days/five nights)

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A DVIC E

Ask E.Jean
Sisters gone wild, and a 23-year-old newlywed
doubts her happily-ever-after. Plus: E. Jean rethinks some
“horrible” advice from 2016, because, my, how our
world has changed in two little years.

SOMEBODY NEEDS A DRINK

AROUND HERE
DEAR E. JEAN: My sister is a teetotaler, which which I provided a long list of articles about left, missing him entirely, but scoring such a
would be fine if she didn’t regularly lecture the positive efects of alcohol). massive psychological advantage that it took
those of us who drink about how we are “poi- —Popping My Cork him several seconds to regroup and squish
soning” ourselves, “heading to an early de- the top of his hamburger bun, slathered with
mise,” etc. It’s especially frustrating because Ahhhh, Popping, My Parsnip: Every proud mustard, onto my forehead. After I brought
none of us drink more than two glasses of family has a splendid member who is con- his own basket of onion rings down upon
wine or beer at a family shindig, and I rarely stantly requiring something to be done about him, his friends joined the fight. People who
drink at all! We certainly don’t comment on him or her. You have a choice: You can either were there (and even those who weren’t)
her life choices—for instance, she worships her send her a note subtly attached to a BPA- talked about it afterward as if they had been
nutritionist and eats nothing that comes in a packed can of corn telling her that everyone at the Battle of Agincourt.
can. And aside from one distant aunt, there is is extremely fond of her, but that if she contin- But here’s the point: Since that day, I have
no alcoholism in our family. ues acting like a dingbat—shouting “Poison! never so much as flicked an eyelash at what
My brother once had a beer at lunch Poison!” at family parties—love her as much friends are drinking, let alone remarked
(one—and he is 6'6''), and she refused to get as you all do, you will cease inviting her. on it. (Note: Mike won the gold in the 200-
in the car with him on the way home. At the Or… meter butterfly and the 4x200 freestyle re-
last gathering, when my husband, cousins, You can stop her cold by following the lay and was on the cover of Sports Illustrated,
and I each had a glass of wine, my sister read example set by one of my old boyfriends, and I am an idiot. I should have run of and
us the riot act. My husband pointed out that an Olympic swimmer named Mike Troy, married him.)
he has a family history of heart disease, and who, when I (jokingly!) advised him against So, at your next family party, if you wish
that studies indicate that wine decreases the downing his third double-double chocolate to perform a truly altruistic act—plus enter-
risk of this illness. She stormed away and fol- shake, said, “You’re right, Jeanie, you should tain the old-timers and set a questionable
lowed up a few days later by sending me an have it.” And, taking aim, he threw it on me. example for the rising generation—order a
article about wine’s efects on memory, with Now, it so happened that I was Miss Indi- glass of Shiraz, and when your sister raises
a note that said, “Food for thought—protect ana University at the time, and queens—es- an objection, let fly! If emails and “long lists
your brain.” pecially queens wearing little white halter of articles” don’t penetrate your sister’s
Her vocal opposition to wine and beer is tops with daisies appliquéd on them and frozen brainpan, baptize the woman in the
adding a lot of stress to visits and holidays, white cigarette pants dripping in chocolate— name of loosening up! Then: Pour her drink
and it’s making me not want to spend time do not brook this kind of behavior. Waiting on your own head and say, “Sisters’ deal!
with her. Please help! I’ve been avoiding her just long enough to see the whites of his eyes, If we bash the beverage, we wear it.” Your
calls, and we haven’t spoken since her latest I swilled my Coke into his face with my right heroic action may make her a better, more
email (except for my email back to her, in hand and fired of my French fries with my lovable, and less controlling sister.

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 I DO…BUT ALSO,
KIND OF, I DON’T
DEAR E. JEAN: I want an open relationship. I Content, My Kumquat: Yes. start raising a pack of Russian wolfhounds,
have broached the topic numerous times, but PS: However, because you’re happy now… mush them to record-winning glory in the
my man won’t listen to my pleas. Also, I want because the hard part of marriage isn’t the Iditarod, and forget all about having two-
to move abroad. He wants to stay in Califor- disagreements but the boredom in be- legged kids…because keeping marriage go-
nia. Finally, he wants children, and I despise tween…because nobody knows what to do ing is fun if you make it fun to keep going…
children. We’re both 23. He is a wonderful in a marriage until they do it…because next and because when you reach the advanced
man, and we’ve been so happy together that week, you may picnic under a 1,700-year-old age of 24 (early midtwenties!), you may get
I married him six months ago. But do these redwood tree in Big Sur and decide to open new ideas…well, Mrs. Content, I’d say your
three disagreements foretell our doom? your own winery and never leave the state marriage is likely to last as long as, if not
—Mrs. Content for Now of California…because your husband may longer than, half the marriages in America.

TWO YEARS AND

A PERSONALITY
TRANSPLANT LATER…
Fabled Readers! Because the Ask E. Jean However, if you have a streak of bad boy that he would almost walk past his future
column is in its twenty-fifth year, we’ve been (an entirely diferent species), if you are not girlfriend in an airport—yet you “went up
occasionally updating answers from the “always the gentleman,” you strike me as to her”? I am ecstatic! But please do not
archives. It required two years for this hand- having enough vanity, ambition, and good “work hard” at making a future with her.
some chap to follow my advice—and look looks (I Googled you—love the hockey uni- The secret is not “working,” it’s playing.
what happened: form!) to pursue her. Plus laughing at each other’s jokes. Any-
—Ravishing Regards, E. Jean way, I’ve often noticed that the harder
2016 LETTER: I’m trying to figure out the logic people work at a relationship, the less sex
of women—of one particular woman—look- 2017: SILENCE they have.
ing for the underlying formula, as it were. PS: My advice to you about not being
I learned to do the things Miss H loves to 2018 LETTER (TWO DAYS AGO): Good after- “always the gentleman” was horrible. It was
do (play hockey). I was always the gentle- noon, E. Jean! No, Miss H did not choose me, bad advice before the #MeToo revolution,
man around her. So why does she date total but I have better news! I was stuck at Boston and it is worse now. I deserve to be chastised
douchebags? Logan overnight, and I walked past a young for the rest of my life, or at least for the rest
—East Coast Scientist lady near the United check-in area. It was of the week.
2 A.M. At first, I didn’t really notice her, but she
2016 ANSWER: You are a scientist; let’s do giggled and I went up to her, and, long story
a little analysis. Ready? First, list the chief short, she came to visit me in New Hamp-
ASK A QUESTION!
characteristics of a “total douchebag” (you shire, and I will visit her in Texas in a couple
Via email: E.Jean@AskEJean.com
may also include features of a complete ass- of weeks! I am very content with her, and she
Twitter: @ejeancarroll
hole if you wish—the two are often mistaken and I will work hard to make a future with Instagram: @ejeancarroll1
for each other). Second, review your list and each other! Thank you for the advice you gave Read past columns:
put a check by each element of douchebag- me two years ago! It was spot-on! ELLE.com/life-love/ask-e-jean
gery that you yourself possess. Third, total —East Coast Scientist Want more Auntie E?
You can watch videos, write with
your score. anonymity, and exchange genius
If you have no check marks—zero 2018 ANSWER: Wait. Can this be you, Sci- tips on Advice Vixens at AskEJean.com.
douchebag features—forget it. She’ll never entist, old boy? Can this be the man who’s And if you’d like a date: Tawkify.
fall for you. Dickwads are her dish. so busy looking for the “logic of women”

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BY T HE A S T ROT W I N S ,
TA L I A N D O P H I R A E DU T

Gemini
May 21–June 21 Treat yourself to a mean-
Capricorn
Dec 22–Jan 19 June’s salubrious star map
inspires alfresco workouts and clean eating.
ingful birthday gift, like a smartwatch to With cheery Venus cruising through your
track appointments or a rejuvenating yoga partnership zones all month, use the buddy
retreat to reboot wellness goals. On the 13th, system to stay on track—an energizing way
the year’s only new moon in Gemini helps for coupled Caps to bond. Single Sea Goats
you break free from a messy entanglement, could find love outdoors. At work, stay fo-
so reclaim your independence. Looking to cused like a laser. A huge payof is coming
partner up instead? The 28th’s full moon on the 28th, thanks to the annual full moon
reveals a worthy candidate. in your sign.

Cancer Aquarius
June 22–July 22 Set your status to “Away” Jan 20–Feb 18 The Sun blazes in your pas-
as an untamable case of wanderlust hits sionate fifth house this month, and a soul
near the 1st. With amorous Venus grac- mate–grade prospect could appear near
ing your sign until the 13th, love may be the 13th’s new moon. Red-hot Mars pulses
waiting in a far-off port city. Luckily for through Aquarius in June, ensuring that per-
you, cross-cultural connections sparkle sonal goals won’t be sidelined by romance.
with promise all month. You’re back in Seal those deals before the 28th, when Mars
action-hero mode on the 21st, when the Sun starts snoozing in a two-month retrograde.
beams into Cancer and powers up personal
ambition. Pisces
Feb 19–Mar 20 Inflate the air mattress, and
Leo maybe a floating raft, too. June’s star map
July 23–Aug 22 Unfurl your social-butterfly calls for family reunions and lazy days at
wings! You’re the reigning monarch of your the beach. A soul-stirring attraction heats
squad this June. Vixen Venus makes her an- up near the 2nd, when amorous Venus gets
nual visit to Leo from June 13 to July 9 and a beam from your ruler, Neptune. Cupid’s
blesses you with the It Factor. If unattached, agenda only gets stronger after the 21st. At
hold on to your single status and start a flur- work, a leadership position has your name
ry of competition. Coupled Leos will crave all over it. Forget modesty; you’ve earned
DIAMOND, OPAL,
breathing room, so make sure to reassure TURQUOISE, AND that crown!
ROSE GOLD GEMINI
your mate of your devotion near the 21st’s NECKLACE, JACQUIE
Venus-Mars opposition. AICHE, $8,500,
JACQUIEAICHE.COM
Aries
Mar 21–Apr 19 Kindred spirits appear in
Virgo Scorpio random places this month, so strike up con-
Aug 23–Sept 22 With your career corner on Oct 23–Nov 21 You’re in your magnetic ele- versations with intriguing strangers. When
fire until the 21st, poolside lounging could ment this June, as the Sun simmers in your Venus struts into your love zone on the 13th,
spell missed opportunities. Be ready to leap potent eighth house. The new moon on the a flirty friendship could evolve into a real-
near the 13th, when an assignment or job 13th could deliver a rock-solid partnership— deal romance. Escape together after the 21st.
offer pops up. Summer love arrives with for business or pleasure. Still, friction could Career goals crescendo with the 28th’s full
the full moon on the 28th. If you’re single, rumble your roof, thanks to feisty Mars. The moon, but you may have to downsize your
date around until then and enjoy Cupid’s silver lining: This might hasten your depar- team for the next phase of the mission.
sampler platter. ture from a home you’ve outgrown.
Taurus
Libra Sagittarius Apr 20–May 20 Don’t underestimate the
Sept 23–Oct 22 Your ruler, enchanted Nov 22–Dec 21 Partnerships endure a stress power of a handwritten note. With ener-
Venus, sprinkles pixie dust on your pro- test this June, and with the Sun in dualistic gizer Mars powering up your profession-
fessional life until the 13th, and strategic Gemini until the 21st, people will show all al life all month, your shrewd attention to
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socializing will set you up for success. Forge their cards. If you can weather the storms, detail could land you insider status. Nest-
ahead when the Sun beams into your career you’ll come out stronger together. Venus ing instincts go into overdrive on the 13th:
house on the 21st. Be sure to squeeze in a zooms into your travel zone on the 13th. Pro Coupled Bulls should find a cohabitation
quick weekend sojourn beforehand, purely tip: If you’re sightseeing overseas, screen station. Single? Let friends play Cupid for
for relaxation. your calls and focus on the scenery instead. you after the 21st.

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FROM LEFT: A NETTED CHANEL BERET IN THE DECEMBER 1987 ISSUE
OF ELLE; KAIA GERBER AT THE CHANEL PREFALL 2018 SHOW.

TH EN NOW

CHANEL
Karl Lagerfeld pays tribute to Coco Chanel’s 1917 nautical collection,
and we uncover a mariner-chic blast from ELLE’s past.

F
rom the moment they caught Coco Chanel’s eye at his shipping-port hometown of Hamburg, Germany. Lagerfeld’s
on the beach at Deauville, the hallmarks of French take on the nautical motif was more subdued, dominated by navy
naval uniforms have had a lasting influence on the fisherman sweaters and slick satin evening numbers. A feather
From left: Gilles Bensimon; Getty Images

house. Among the most iconic: the Breton-stripe overlay on one three-tiered dress (above right) ofered a subtle
top, adopted by the country’s navy in 1858. Its 21 approach to striping (plus a nod to seafaring birds). And front
stripes (one for each of Napoleon’s victories) en- and center were the tweed caps festooned with everything from
abled overboard sailors to be more easily spotted ship’s-wheel brooches to pearls and tulle. A little over 30 years ago,
from the deck. The versatile knit proved to be a mainstay in ELLE recognized the merits of a well-placed Chanel chapeau in a
Chanel’s own wardrobe, frequently paired with high-waisted story about the return of ’30s and ’40s cinematic style and beauty.
flared trousers. This season, Karl Lagerfeld also looked to the sea Or, as we put it then: “thoroughly modern views on the current
for his prefall 2018 Métiers d’Art collection, which he presented clamor over glamour.”—Naomi Rougeau

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