Sommaire pour November 2016 de Marie Claire

1. SUGAR AND SPICE AND COVERED IN SPRINKLES Make room for dessert: The Sprinkles Baking Book: 100 Secret Recipes from Candace’s Kitchen (Grand Central Life & Style), out this month, features 50 cupcake recipes from Candace Nelson, the woman behind the icing-covered icon Sprinkles, as well as 50 more for her alltime favorite baked goods. Life is sweet. 2. CITY KID Coach is turning the big 7-5 this year and celebrating with a scrapbook-style look down fashion-history lane. Coach: A Story of New York Cool (Rizzoli) makes its debut on our coffee table (bookstores, too) this month. 3. GIRL GANG Welcome back to Stars Hollow: Lorelai and Rory return to our TV screens in Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life. In four nostalgia-filled 90-minute episodes, we’ll catch up with…

“The seductive look is an homage to Marilyn Monroe.” —MAKEUP ARTIST SHEIKA DALEY HAIR: For Minaj’s sleek strands, hairstylist Kim Kimble first shampooed and blowdried the singer’s hair. Then, Kimble used a drop of shine serum and a flatiron to create the stick-straight style. “I tucked her hair behind the ears because it’s more modern; it really flatters her face,” she says. MAKEUP: Makeup artist Sheika Daley went with bare, clean-looking skin and a major cat eye for the shoot. She started with liquid foundation, adding bronzer and highlighter to contour and strobe. Daley then applied champagne-colored eyeshadow; graphic, winged liner; and black mascara to make Minaj’s eyes pop. To finish, she swiped on a pinkish-nude lip gloss. “Her look is sultry, yet innocent, because her bold eyes are paired…

CHECK YOURSELF Whatever the day brings, this sportsduffel-inspired leather bag can handle it. HAVE A BALL Colorful squares and a whimsical chain make this little bag a bucket of fun. MAD DASH Answer the sartorial call to the ’80s with a bright paint job and chain-link buckle. JAGGED EDGE Transform a classic shape with sunny hues and bold zigzag trim. TRAVEL BRIGHT Modern nomads, meet your perfect trip companion: a beaded, sequined clutch. PICNIC AND MIX Nostalgic for those cheerful lunch boxes of your childhood? Consider this the grown-up version.…

my dear friend Jenné Lombardo invited me to a Buick-hosted pampering weekend in Montauk, New York, but this wasn’t your everyday mani-pedi-massage situation. Arriving by seaplane, I was whisked to an impressive glass house nestled in the woods. Alongside models (Nina Agdal), musicians (Margot), and designers (Carly Cushnie), we ran through New Age treatments from body mapping to sound baths to workout sessions with Tracy Anderson before feasting poolside on fresh tomato and burrata, steak, and Eton mess (meringue, fruit, and whipped cream) prepared by The Fat Radish. My moment of weakness: when someone brought out a bottle of Don Julio 1942 tequila that she had sneaked in. After all, every detox deserves a little retox. Once recharged, I dove right into shooting the Intermix holiday campaign. I love it…

GOOD HUMOR WOMAN JESSICA WILLIAMS, WHO CUT HER TEETH IN POLITICAL SATIRE, IS EXPANDING INTO NEW TERRITORY For decades, female comedians have been shut out of political satire. It’s not that women don’t joke about politics, it’s just that they aren’t often given an opportunity, let alone a platform, to share their views with the broader public. Of course, there have been notable exceptions—is it even possible to imagine Tina Fey without seeing Sarah Palin?—but for the most part, poking politics has been a male pursuit. In 1996, back when Bill Clinton was president, The Daily Show came along and fast became our most reliable (and reliably biting) outpost for political satire. Though the show was actually created by women—comedians Lizz Winstead and Madeleine Smithberg— it has long been associated…

KAYLEE HOANG, 25 “I love to make a bold statement with Korean-inspired beauty and fashion looks.” ANIK LACASSE RICHARD, 33 “Pink is my favorite color, so I try to incorporate it into my beauty looks with a swipe of the hue on my eyes, lips, or both!” CANDICE PANTIN, 37 “I accentuate my smile with a feminine red lip. It instantly brightens up my face.” Guest Editor: KATIA HANINE, 29 The trendy fashion blogger (lapizofluxury.com) shares her favorite spots in the French-speaking city. Cool digs: My boyfriend and I love staycationing at the W Montréal hotel (wmontreal hotel.com). The new suites are totally gorge, and the brunch at Ê.A.T. is on point. Good eats: If you’re a foodie, Montreal is absolutely the place for you, but what often gets overlooked…

New! deep euphoria Calvin Klein liberated. empowered. sensual. an alluring freshness gives way to a steamy magic rose at the heart, leaving a trail of undeniable femininity. Available at Macy’s and macys.com. Want to look younger, longer? Take the right steps now. Aveeno® Absolutely Ageless® Restorative Night Cream is clinically proven to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles within one week. It intensely nourishes skin overnight to help it stay firm and keep it looking younger, longer. aveeno.com For more exclusive offers, special events and promotions, and up-to-the-minute mc updates, visit:…

Making Headlines Re: “My Crazy Year With Trump,” NBC and MSNBC reporter Katy Tur has shown that she has not just perspective, but the gift for communicating it in an engaging and entertaining way. Make no mistake, this is great writing. —E. Bernard McGlynn Jr., Summit, NJ Full Force This is to let you know how fab your September issue was. Most important, the interview with Priyanka Chopra— loved it. What got me excited was, knowing how beautiful Priyanka is, [that] her personality is also beautiful. Strong women inspire me. —Halima Jimoh, Lagos, Nigeria Expert’s Opinion So happy to see the beautiful and talented SJP on the cover. [But] what really made me smile was reading the article [“Pots of Gold”] by Linda Wells. Please continue to include her in…

“I WANTED PEOPLE TO FEEL LIKE THEY WERE WALKING INTO MY HOME AND GETTING A WARM HUG.” —KENDRA SCOTT Walking into Kendra Scott’s Austin, Texas, headquarters, there are a few things you’ll find unusual. A nail salon, for instance, where employees get free mani-pedis with custom Kendra Scott polishes. A state-of-the-art gym that offers comped yoga and boot-camp classes. A complimentary smoothie bar that delivers to your desk. Intrigued? This is the dream office Scott has spent the past three years designing for her self-described “girl squad.” “Ninety-eight percent of our employees are women, so everything was about making their lives easier,” says Scott, who also installed a room for nursing mothers and a toy-filled game center for older kids. “There’s no reason you can’t be a mom and also…

Before she became Coco, Gabrielle Chanel was the daughter of an itinerant farm laborer, obsessed with her father’s humble sense of prosperity. “My good wheat,” he’d say, describing the fields he harvested throughout the French countryside. His notion of bounty was her first hint of abundance in an otherwise impoverished childhood. As she grew older and cultivated her own success, she nestled wheat next to the mantle of her Paris fireplace and decorated her suite at the Ritz with sheaves. “Chanel loved to surround herself with objects that ‘protected her,’” says Benjamin Comar, international director of Chanel Fine Jewelry. “Either in bunches of fresh wheat or in wood, brass, or bronze.” Now, the house unveils Les Blés de Chanel, a fine jewelry collection inspired by the life cycle of the…

Getting there My husband, Benjamin, and I flew from New York to L.A. and rented a cabin on the Amtrak train, which is about a 24-hour ride to Santa Fe. You just chill out, read, and watch the landscape change outside the window. Day turns to night as you roll through parts of the countryside inaccessible by road, and the whole thing feels very cinematic. I couldn’t help but post an Instagram video of the view. Culture fix In the mornings, we’d lounge by the pool at the Four Seasons, then hit up places like the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum and the Museum of International Folk Art, which is filled with artifacts. I’m not a huge art collector—I’m more into old crafts that have been touched by human hands, which you…

We are in the throes of a revolution. The power paradigm is shifting before our very eyes. Got a sharp voice and a point of view? Your Snapchat account could command as many viewers as a cable-news network. Got a revolutionary idea and some deep-pocketed friends? You could be the genius behind the next SoulCycle or LinkedIn. Got a brilliant concept for a Web series? Whip out that iPhone and start filming, girl. Power and influence have been untethered from all the traditional metrics: paychecks, office sizes, fancy titles. Today’s power brokers are those who can open the doors to opportunity. They know exactly whom to call for financing, support, and talent. In our fourth-annual New Guard list, Marie Claire salutes the next generation of women leveraging their smarts and…

“Little Secrets” by Passion Pit “It’s a happy, rollyour-windowsdown song.” “Electric Love” by Børns “I love the throwback vibe and layers of harmonies.” “Genghis Khan” by Miike Snow “One of my favorite songs this year. The chorus is riveting.” “Troublemaker” by Weezer by Weezer “This one is so epic. The bridge is bridge gold.” “The Wire” by Haim ”The epitome of cool. The way they sassily sing over the beat: perfection.” “Under the Sea” from The Little Mermaid soundtrack “A Disney medley is for sure coming on.”…

Everyone in our office knows how obsessed I am with my little old cabin in Woodstock, New York, a few hours’ drive north of the city. Do I have the best job in the world? Yes. But do I also treasure spending time hugging trees, no lipstick required? Absolutely. For many, upstate cottages trigger warm-weather-related memories— Fourth of July–weekend BBQs, rosé marathons, and those endless summer days (sigh)—but now that fall is in full force, I’m all about the coziness of a crackling fire and walking my dog through the deliciously crisp snow. And while Kardashian-level “kontouring” is a little overdressed for this rustic sensibility, there are still tons of beauty treats that fit right in with the scenery: Think woodsy candles, all-natural tinctures to soothe dry skin, and winter-is-coming…

you’ve detoxed with green juices, decluttered your closet Marie Kondo–style, and switched to eco-friendly laundry detergent. Now there’s another step in the purity quest we all seem to be on these days. Antipollution may be the buzzword in beauty, but it usually applies to the environmental impurities of, say, a smoggy city street. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, however, the air in your home may be up to five times more polluted than what’s blowing around outside. “What we don’t realize is that airborne chemicals from a range of household products and building materials—like paint and varnishes—can linger in the home,” explains allergist and immunologist Dr. Bob Geng, an assistant clinical professor at UC San Diego School of Medicine. “These emissions can lead to things like eczema as well…

AS I WAIT FOR NICKI MINAJ IN HER SUITE ON THE TOP FLOOR OF THE TRUMP INTERNATIONAL HOTEL & TOWER OVERLOOKING NYC’S CENTRAL PARK, I’M STRUCK BY THE commonalities between her and the Republican presidential nominee. Both are mononymous New Yorkers from Queens who have flaunted citrusy coifs, eliminated contestants on television (she on American Idol; he on The Apprentice), and brokered lucrative product deals. They also speak their minds no matter the consequences. When the Trinidadian-born rapper who spun gold without a silver spoon appears, she purrs to her publicist that she’s worried her glam team won’t arrive early enough to get her stage-ready for tonight’s performance for cable network Adult Swim’s upfronts at Terminal Five. “Oh, my God,” Minaj says when she notices me. “I look a…

late one spring night in May 2013, Janet Lieberman, an MIT-trained mechanical engineer, and her then-boyfriend, also an engineer, were at a bar in Brooklyn trying to operate a sex toy they’d purchased to celebrate his birthday. She’d worn the vibrator around all day to mark the special occasion—her boyfriend had planned to use its remote control to pleasure her whenever he pleased—but their plan failed when neither of them could determine how to turn the thing on. “I felt so dumb because there were such simple instructions, but we just couldn’t figure it out,” Lieberman says. They finally gave up and threw the toy away. “If two engineers who design products for a living couldn’t figure out how to operate a vibrator that cost $160, what’s happening to other…

Scorpio (October 23–November 21) While challenging ideas that others hold dear, you’ve also reassessed your own beliefs, which has played a part in building your confidence. You no longer need to be in a comfort zone—if something you choose is truly right for you, then those around you must accept that fact. This will help you grow and develop like few other things. If you’re direct, sincere, and proper in questioning others, they’re likely to respond well, especially if you have a workable plan of action. POWER DAY: November 7 Sagittarius (November 22–December 21) People or circumstances you thought could never work together—old and young, serious and freewheeling, traditional and future-oriented—will yield unexpected results. If something is unprecedented, that’s a sign of its potential success. Powerful alchemy is working behind…

AGE: 33. OCCUPATION: Musician. HOMETOWN: Jamaica, New York. CURRENT RESIDENCE: Philadelphia. OH, NICKI, YOU’RE SO FINE: Minaj arrived rocking Givenchy Shark Lock knee-high boots, a floor-length hooded coat, black leggings, and a T-shirt. HIGH WATTAGE: The set was a converted power plant turned photo studio. A LEG UP: In one shot, the singer literally climbed atop two shirtless male models, careful not to dig her sky-high stilettos into them on the way up. APPROVAL RATINGS: Minaj said her fans (aka Barbz) were “going to die over this shoot. They just love new things.” FOLLOW: @nickiminaj. —Sara Holzman…

“Gold came from the night sky,” says jewelry designer David Yurman. His theory, it turns out, isn’t just the notion of a visionary and dreamer, but was first imagined by Earth scientists, who postulated that meteorites, metaphorically kissed by the stars and cracked open when they hit the Earth’s crust, may have brought the precious metal with them. It makes sense then that Yurman, along with his wife and longtime business partner, Sybil, unveils Supernova, a four-piece 18-karat-gold-and-diamond set that calls to mind the striking geometric shapes of the celestial world. The line is a futuristic departure from the label’s more iconic cabled pieces. “Sybil and I have spent many hours just gazing into the sky, identifying constellations,” Yurman says. “This collection captures her energy to a T.” The earrings…

“‘STREET’ MEANS SOMETHING THAT IS QUICKLY DIGESTIBLE, UNIQUE, AND A LITTLE BIT IRONIC.” —VIRGIL ABLOH Virgil Abloh doesn’t sleep much. “I always have to be doing two or three things at a time,” he says. “Spinning my wheels, jotting down notes, connecting with people.” No doubt this is why, in just three years, Abloh’s street-inspired label, Off-White, has gone from an edgy fringe name to one of the hottest brands of the moment, beloved by the likes of Rihanna, Rita Ora, and Kanye West (who hired Abloh after graduate school as creative director of the musician’s brand and image). “Like every kid in the ’90s, I was passionate about skateboarding, snowboarding, hip-hop,” says the designer, 36, who was raised in Rockford, Illinois, by Ghanaian immigrant parents. Those influences can be…

IT’S PERSONAL AS IF WE WEREN’T ALREADY COVETING EVERYTHING GUCCI, ALESSANDRO MICHELE—THE MASTER OF MAGPIE CHIC—IS UNVEILING CUSTOMIZABLE VERSIONS OF THE HOUSE’S DIONYSUS BAG. MIX AND MATCH APPLIQUÉS LIKE GLITTERY STARS, EMBROIDERED INSECTS, AND CRYSTAL-ENCRUSTED LIPS TO YOUR HEART’S (AND HOLIDAY WISH LIST’S) CONTENT. Splash Landing With a killer body, and legs famously insured for $2 million, Heidi Klum has rocked many a swimsuit in her day. Now, she’s designing them herself. This month, the model and Project Runway host launches her own 48-piece line, which has a style suited to every figure (model or not). Open BOOK Donatella Versace’s new book (out this month from Rizzoli New York) reflects on the history of her family brand, chronicling both intimate scenes at home and major moments shot by legends like…

VANESSA KIRBY STEALS THE TIARA IN NETFLIX’S THE CROWN; MORE AGE 31. LIVES IN L.A. and New York City. YOU KNOW HER FROM Previously, The Walking Dead (AMC); now, the new legal drama Conviction (ABC). HOBBY Collecting percussion instruments. RHYTHM ’N’ BOOS When I recorded my first EP, I began really paying attention to the texture of songs. I worked with this drummer, Elliot Jacobson, who would bring a huge duffel bag filled with percussive instruments. I started collecting slash stealing people’s things. Like my glockenspiel. I first borrowed it from a boy I was dating. It’s been four years, so now it’s mine. ALL THAT RACKET I don’t have anything too exotic—I do have an itty-bitty cabasa that I haven’t really found a use for, but it’s cute. I…

i can still remember the smell of my grandmother’s makeup. She would spend two hours putting on her face every morning before she would let anyone see her. Despite this legacy, my first experience getting made up didn’t really involve makeup. It was for my first film, The Professional, and the makeup artist didn’t want to use much product on me because I was just a kid, so she would mix beet juice and rose water and apply that to my lips and cheeks. Now, I’m more of a lipstick person. When I moved to Paris two years ago because my husband took a job at the Paris Opera Ballet, I found it was more of a red-lip city than anywhere else, so I wore Dior’s #999, a bold,…

classic cool “The New Normal doesn’t make you feel trapped in a costume,” says Liya Kebede of Giorgio Armani’s latest collection of classic staples. “It allows every woman to be herself.” To Kebede— and the modern woman the collection is meant for—that means balancing a multitude of roles. The 38-year-old model is a mother of two, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. “It’s important for me to use the platform fashion has given me to empower other women and give back,” she says. “We all have the power to create change.” Her beach-chic label, LemLem, has brought jobs to East Africa (including in her native Ethiopia), where the clothes are made, and her namesake foundation has been supporting the training of midwives since 2015, providing health-care access to areas in Africa that need…

Stepping IT UP The ultimate gym-to-brunch sneaker isn’t crafted out of trendy nylon knit— it’s made of a much softer material. Allbirds shoes are manufactured using a breathable, sweater-like textile that has a carbon footprint 60 percent smaller than a typical synthetic; they’re “ZQ Merino–certified” (meaning no sheep were harmed in the process); and the brand has even partnered with Soles4Souls to donate used shoes to communities in need. Oh, and did we mention they’re also comfy AF? Fine Print What do Valentino, Proenza Schouler, and Chanel have in common? They’ve all worked with übertalented textile designer Janaïna Milheiro, who is now (lucky for us) trying her hand at activewear. Her new 11-piece collaboration with Lululemon features totally gorge prints created by folding (real!) feathers and photographing them. It’s all…

COVER Top, price upon request, Balmain; (212) 966-4200. Earrings, $1,875, Selin Kent; selinkent.com. BEAUTY 1907 by Fromm, ulta.com; Algenist, sephora.com; Bag Balm, bagbalm.com; BareMinerals, bareminerals.com; Baxter of California, baxterofcalifornia.com; Benefit, sephora.com; Capri Blue, shopcapriblue.com; Chanel, chanel.com; Christophe Robin, christophe-robin.com; Cire Trudon; ciretrudon.com; CoverGirl, covergirl.com; D.J.V. Miaray, djvmiaray.com; Dior, dior.com; Dr.Jart+, sephora.com; Ellis Brooklyn, barneys.com; Farmacy, farmacybeauty.com; Glossier, glossier.com; Korres, korresusa.com; L’Oréal Paris, loreal parisusa.com; Lancôme, lancome-usa.com; Laura Mercier, lauramercier.com; Le Labo, lelabofragrances.com; MAC Cosmetics, maccosmetics.com; Make Up For Ever, makeupforever.com; Maybelline New York, maybelline.com; Milk Makeup, milkmakeup.com; Nars, narscosmetics.com; NIOD, niod.com; Norell, neimanmarcus.com; Origins, origins.com; Orlando Pita Play, ulta.com; Paddywax, paddywax.com; Pai, paiskincare.com; Paula’s Choice, paulaschoice.com; Penhaligon’s, penhaligons.com; Pinch Provisions, pinchprovisions.com; Prada, saks.com; Rabbit Air, rabbitair.com; RMS Beauty, rmsbeauty.com; S.W. Basics, swbasics.com; SkinCeuticals, skinceuticals.com; SkinMedica, skinmedica.com; The Estée Edit, sephora.com;…

1. MOMENT I FELT I’D MADE IT: I don’t really know what “made it” feels like. I’m constantly improving and looking for other great opportunities. 2. MOST AGONIZING CAREER DECISION I’VE EVER MADE: Going back to television and taking the part of Cookie. I was so afraid people would hate her. 3. FAVORITE PERK OF THE JOB: Knowing that your performance could change someone’s life. 4. WORST PITFALL OF THE JOB: Fame. 5. CHANGE I’D LIKE TO SEE IN MY INDUSTRY: I want to see more women in charge not just behind the camera, but actually as studio heads making the real decisions. You go, Dana Walden [chairman/CEO of Fox Television Group]! 6. HOW I MADE MY FIRST DOLLAR: Doing fabulous manicures for my friends. 7. SONG I’D WANT PLAYED AT MY FUNERAL: Anything by Prince. 8. WHAT…