Sommaire pour April 2019 de Marie Claire

1. BLOOMS DAY Though you may not have noticed it, the last decade has seen an incredible shift in floral design, impacted by social, environmental, and political factors. The gorgeous photography volume Blooms: Contemporary Floral Design (Phaidon), out April 10, is the first of its kind to explore that shift and what it means for floral art’s future. 2. ANIMAL PLANET For a certain subset of the population, the phrase “serialized nature documentary narrated by Sir David Attenborough” will signal a must-watch television event. For others, the words “on Netflix” is enough to get excited. Both groups of viewers will be happy when the eight-episode Our Planet hits the streaming site on April 5. 3. HOW TO EAT WELL Noted food journalist and activist Michael Pollan is also related to…

Crazy for Camila @thequeenrayne: @marieclarie @Camila_Cabello You are the piece of perfection on earth. I really love you. @karlasliar: @marieclaire @Camila_Cabello OMG super stunning @ArbeyCastillo4: Yo la quiero @michaelarule: Uptown girl #marieclaire @Kendallkyra: Beauty @Camila_Cabello @disturrb View so good, I’m tripping Friendship Files @PriscilRodrig: Having moved to L.A. a few months ago, I really feel this [“Where Did All My Girlfriends Go?”] @marieclaire Year in Review Thank you for featuring the “50 Most Powerful Moments for Women in 2018.” Publishing badass, brave women in a national magazine is inspiring and crucial for women of all ages. I specifically loved how T-Swift and RiRi were able to use their fame to get 434,000 people to register to vote in October. GIRL POWER will change the world. @4jenn: THIS brought tears to…

GO FISH! A sleek silhouette modernizes this practical staple NET THE CATCH Unexpected details like tassels and sheer panels give these soft dresses new life…

OLIVIA DEANNA Global Senior Product Development Manager, Lip Q: Tell us a little but about Color Sensational Made for All. What makes it different? A: This project has been extremely exciting because Maybelline has never done anything like this before. We went through hundreds of trials to develop a shade range that we then tested on fifty skin tones. Our goal was to find the right balance of primary and secondary colors to create a spectrum of shades that complement any complexion. Q: What do you love most about Color Sensational Made for All? A: I have always loved makeup and wanted to find a way to make the shopping experience easy. As the #1 cosmetics brand in the world, Maybelline pays careful attention to its customers to deliver exactly…

“I’ve worn this perfume for almost two years. I’ve adopted it as my own personal scent.” “This shade is the perfect warm nude for daytime. I prefer the look of a good matte finish.” “You can layer this on for more coverage or just dab it where you need it. It’s my go-to for a quick skin fix.” “I stock Jo Malone hand cream all over my house.” “I’ve been using Dr. Barbara Sturm’s line for a long time, and I always ask her for refills.” As a kid, I looked to my mom as a beauty muse, and she and my grandma would give me skincare tips. They both look younger than they are and have really nice skin. Now, at 22, I think that less is more when…

1 LASH LIFT “This new mascara is nothing short of amazing for lengthening and adding volume. It coats the lashes in a black lightweight formula that can easily be layered.” – LANI FERGUSON, Beauty Area Expert (Phoenix, AZ) SHOP NOW L’ORÉAL PARIS UNLIMITED MASCARA L’Oréal Paris; walgreens.com 2 TONE ZONE “Using Botanics Organic Toning Spritz after washing your face leaves skin purified and refreshed, and it’s great for all skin types. It’s 100% organic and vegan, made with rosewater, and smells amazing!” – SUE CHISAN, Beauty Consultant (El Mirage, AZ) SHOP NOW BOTANICS ORGANIC TONING SPRITZ Botanics; walgreens.com 3 EYE LOVE “The new Walgreens Hydrogel Eye Masks are infused with ginseng to help reduce eye puffiness at a great bargain price.” – BONNIE JO ROHOW, Beauty Consultant (St. Paul, MN) SHOP NOW WALGREENS BEAUTY HYDROGEL…

CHANGE MEANS: “Projects that expand our culture’s understanding of difference through storytelling.” WAKE-UP CALL: “Being ostracized as a gendernonconforming youth while witnessing the economic and social barriers to my African American, immigrant, and disabled peers.” WHAT I WISH I KNEW THEN: “How to breathe underwater.” ACTION ITEM: “Working on Transparent helped catalyze a conversation about trans identity that was long overdue in a moment when the world was ready to have it.” UP NEXT: “Continuing to work on Trans Legends, my trans oral-history series for Broadly/Vice. THE FUTURE OF HOLLYWOOD IS: “Nonbinary.” CHANGE MEANS: “Hollywood looking more and more like the world that we live in. Having balanced representation changes the culture of any place or industry.” WHAT INSPIRES ME: “I’ve seen plenty of powerful women waiting for someone else…

Asymptotic. This is the word Stacey Abrams chooses to describe her phenomenal rise as an overachieving black woman from a “genteel poor” family in the Deep South. For someone who had considered physics as a major, it is a term that perfectly captures how the Georgia governorship and other major accomplishments (she was a finalist for the Rhodes Scholarship too) have, despite valiant effort and a singularly impressive résumé, eluded her. “I call it my asymptote of success,” she tells me, while I wonder what such a word could possibly mean. “An asymptote,” she explains as if she were the coolest college professor ever, “is a curve that comes close to the line. It’s infinitesimally close but never actually crosses the line. That’s sometimes how I feel my life has…

@Ashely Judd 1. IF I WEREN’T AN ACTOR, I’D BE: An anthropologist. 2. BEST CAREER ADVICE I’VE GOTTEN: Live truthfully under imaginary circumstances. 3. THE THREE QUALITIES THAT GOT ME WHERE I AM TODAY: My gift, which I believe is from God and that I am not responsible for, although I am responsible to it; empathy; and a willingness to “go there” emotionally, wherever that may be. 4. MOST AGONIZING CAREER DECISION: Not bothering to read the script for Cold Mountain, as I had just married. 5. KIND OF WORK I’D DO FOR FREE: Follow the endangered bonobos in the Congolese rain forest from 3 a.m. until the bonobos build their treetop nests at night. Oh, wait, I already do that. 6. FAVORITE PERK OF THE JOB: Being able to negotiate standards that are good for…

ALBUQUERQUE BEAUTY GUIDE Top shop: Paradise Club Vintage (instagram.com/shopparadiseclub) may specialize in classic fashion, but it also stocks makeup, with a focus on natural and locally made brands. Hair haven: Ready to try a bold color or experimental cut? Head to Square Root Salon (squarerootsalon.com). Finishing touch: Locals with sensitive skin flock to Bare Sugar Studio (baresugarstudio.com), where specialists remove hair with a gentle potion of sugar, lemon, and water. Chillest spa: While you wait for your facial or illuminating peel at Yes Organic Boutique and Spa (yesorganicboutique.com), peruse salves and serums in its apothecary. Sweat sesh: Body Language Studio (bodylanguageabq.com) was made for group-fitness-class addicts; it offers barre, Pilates, spin, and TRX. Beauty rest: Relax in style at the historic Hotel Andaluz (hotelandaluz.com) with Molton Brown amenities, cushy beds,…

the Green-Lighters Producing the future “If everyone around a table looks like you, you’re diminishing the ability of your company to succeed and not serving audiences.” “I was initially taught rules that seemed to favor stories told by and about white guys. Once I started breaking those rules, I was inspired to break more of them.” “Change means toppling oppressive systems of power to make a more just world for everyone.” “My incredible mentors have taught me a lot. I’ve always looked up to people who can be both badass and unflinching.” the Reps Spotting the next big thing “I feel relentlessly optimistic. More inclusion will drive innovation, which will be good for everyone.” CHANGE MEANS: “Being around the strength, intelligence, expertise, and dedication of so many different women who…

CANING WEAVE A hollow, slender stem, like reed or bamboo, laced to form a series of holes. $258, Vince Camuto; vincecamuto.com. RAFFIA Woven or tied fiber from the raffia palm. $555, Jacquemus; jacquemus.com. PLAITED BASKETRY Intertwined or braided strips of straw. $1,875, Valentino Garavani; valentino.com for stores. MACRAMÉ $98, DKNY; dkny.com for stores. MACRAMÉ The knotting of cord or string in decorative patterns. $800, Isabel Marant; isabelmarant.com. WICKER Work consisting of interlaced pliable twigs or branches. Price upon request, Max Mara; (703) 556-6962.…

Like many teenagers, when Leana Wen was 16, she was curious about birth control but wasn’t exactly getting top-notch sex education at home. “It’s not something my parents ever talked to me about,” Wen says. “I think the closest my mother came was when she told me, ‘You need to finish school.’” She intended to graduate but had no idea what getting her diploma had to do with sex; she needed real information. Wen, now 36, remembers feeling terrified when she walked into a clinic run by Planned Parenthood in Pasadena, California, near where her family was living at the time. “If you were to ask me the color of the wallpaper or number of chairs, I would have no way of knowing that,” she says, “but I remember the…

BRISK WORKOUTS Don’t let a chilly spring morning prevent your run. A study published in Trends in Endocrinology and Metabolism makes the case that getting the chills can burn more calories by kicking your metabolism into gear: “By shivering, heat production…can increase to a level fivefold above the resting metabolic rate.” Added bonus: Dehydration is less likely because you may sweat less than you would in the heat. And because there’s a class for everything nowadays, NYCbased fitness studio Brrrn (thebrrrn.com) offers yoga, cardio, and strength sessions (from $34) in rooms regulated between 45 and 60 degrees. CBD, Simplified CBD, a nonpsychoactive extract of the cannabis plant, has officially gone mainstream, but what it can do for you depends on how—and where—you use it. Here, NYC-based osteopathic physician and medical-cannabis…

The 2020 race has only just begun, but already it’s looking like a vastly different—and better—kind of playing field. For the first time in our nation’s history, there is not just one, or even two, or a few, but a record-smashing, can you believe it six women running for president. At press time in mid-February, there were officially more women seeking the Democratic nomination than men: four senators and one representative, as well as spiritual leader Marianne Williamson. Marie Claire went to the Capitol to capture the historic moment by interviewing and photographing the female politicians vying to be leader of the free world. (We arrived right after the government shutdown ended; they had plenty to say about that.) We asked these presidential hopefuls about their plans and policies, but…

WAKE-UP CALL: “Early in my career, I saw how the glass ceiling existed and how you could lose yourself when you make compromises with who you are as a person. Being more senior, we’re setting the stage and creating the barometer of what people are going to tolerate and not tolerate.”—DEBRA BERGMAN WHAT I WISH I KNEW THEN: “Don’t allow yourself to believe that meritocracies exist in any industry. Hone your craft and heighten your expertise, but also make sure to network in circles that will lift your professional profile. Most important, speak up and often.”—YOLANDA COCHRAN PAY IT FORWARD: “While the sisterhood that has been created in Hollywood recently feels profound, male allies are an important part of continued change and cultural growth. Producer Bruce Paltrow was my mentor.…

WHAT I WISH I KNEW THEN: “Ignore the insecurity that makes one think one is not ready for the next leap forward. Have confidence you can do it all.” WHO I LOOK UP TO: “My mother, because she was fearless. Her principles were expressed in all of her actions as a producer, employing blacklisted writers in the films she made, and in her personal commitment to activism.” DREAM PROJECT: “The Paul Robeson story.” CHANGE MEANS: “A tireless pursuit of equality.” WAKE-UP CALL: “The realization that the proverbial glass ceiling was not just limited to my prior career in the music business but in Hollywood as well.” CHANGE MEANS: “My place at the table is permanent and not reserved. And I own the table.” ACTION ITEM: “Fewer tolls and more access…

COVER On Ava DuVernay: Top, $250, Wolford; wolfordshop.com. Skirt, $1,650, the Row; (212) 755-2017. Earrings, $500, Jennifer Fisher; jenniferfisherjewelry.com. Belt, $295, Max Mara; (212) 879-6100. Shoes, $625, Malone Souliers; malonesouliers.com. On Jessica Chastain: Jacket, $2,550, Versace; versace.com for stores. On Constance Wu: Jacket, $3,950, Top, $570, Pants, $940, Celine by Hedi Slimane; (212) 535-3703. Shoes, $795, Christian Louboutin; christianlouboutin.com. THE NEW SUIT 102: Proenza Schouler Jacket, Pants, (212) 420-7300. 103: Louis Vuitton Top, (866) VUITTON. 104: Fendi Top, fendi.com. Stella McCartney Top, (702) 931-3030. 105: Lemaire Top, Pants, lemaire.fr. Rejina Pyo Top, Bottoms, net-a-porter.com. 106: Dior Top, (800) 929-DIOR for special order, Pants, (800) 929-DIOR. 107: The Row Dress, Skirt, (212) 755-2017. 108: Loewe Coat, Pants, loewe.com. Margaret Howell Shoes, margarethowell.co.uk. Salvatore Ferragamo Top, Pants, ferragamo.com. The Frye Company Boots,…

Style Hack Loewe has nailed the go-to buy of the season: a woven bag.…

TAX DAY (April 15) Eighties style is still bullish. Balance XXL power shoulders with secondskin bodysuits and biker shorts. Look Wall Street rich on top and downtown cool on the bottom! EASTER LUNCH (April 21) Calling all shorts-wearing beginners: A long-line blazer with looser fitting Bermuda shorts is your entry point. The pink is sweet and polished. EARTH DAY (April 22) A low-key athletic bodysuit paired with suiting basics will be your go-to spring look. A bum bag is the stylish way to hold your environmentally friendly metal straws. APRIL FOOL’S DAY (April 1) The right biker shorts can be flattering and hold everything in—no joke! Make sure they hit at your natural waist or even a bit higher.…

PEN15, the new Hulu series named for the very immature anatomy joke perennially popular among youths (if you’re confused, try writing the title), so captures what it was to be a tween in the early 2000s that it probably belongs in the Library of Congress. Among the painfully relatable plot points are the early days of dial-up Internet, the Irish pop band B*Witched, and “freaking” at school dances—and if any of that hits close to home, you’re in good company. Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle, the show’s 31-year-old stars and creators, each play versions of their awkward 13-year-old selves. “I’d say it’s about 75 percent autobiographical,” says Erskine. “The masturbation plotline is true, the divorce is true, but that isn’t how things happened exactly.” The show follows two best friends…

Squish. Mash. Squirt. Onomatopoeia only hints at the shiver of pleasure I get from squeezing out a new hand cream, peeling off a rubbery face mask, or blending two lipsticks together. And I’m not the only one who enjoys the thrill of a perfectly textured product. In 2017, #oddlysatisfying had about 200,000 hits on Instagram; today it’s increased sevenfold. Sure, some of those posts are fingers pressing floam and cakes being frosted, but many are devoted to beauty products that deliver sensorial satisfaction. CosRx’s soothing hydrogels look (and feel) like slivers of a Jell-O Jiggler. Kaja’s Mochi Glow highlighters have the same pleasing doughiness as their namesake. And the buttery formula of Mary Kay’s antiaging cream is a textural ode to its skin-plumping powers. I’m running out of adjectives to…

Constance Wu On set for the fifth season of her ABC sitcom, Fresh Off the Boat, Constance Wu is pondering Shakespeare. She’s trying to decide if she should do a play on her hiatus, and “Shakespeare in the Park has been my dream since I was, like, 16.” The 37-year-old actress started in theater, building her career onstage in New York. “I never did comedies. It’s funny, people only know you by the first project that made you big, like Fresh Off the Boat or Crazy Rich Asians.” Wu calls the latter hit romantic comedy a huge highlight of her life, in no small part because it silenced generations of naysayers who’d insisted a film starring an Asian cast couldn’t succeed at that scale. “Diversity isn’t just ‘Let’s have people…

ACTION ITEMS: “Change the fact that there are 2.24 male characters for every one female character represented in film. That ‘ethnic minorities’ make up almost 40 percent of the U.S. population yet were cast in only 17 percent of lead roles in films in 2013.” WHAT I WISH I KNEW THEN: “They think you’re mad now, but things will change. More people will be mad. Keep being transparent about your experience.” CHANGE MEANS: “Stereotyping dies a quick death, and everyone can enter their workplace and not be treated as ‘less than.’” WHAT I WISH I KNEW THEN: “Stop being so damned nervous—and never think sexual harassment perpetrated against me was somehow my responsibility to deal with and stay silent about.” BIG PLANS: “I hope to work on initiatives that target…

Q: I have terrible social anxiety but can’t turn down every party invitation. How do I get through cocktail chatter? Saying no to invitations provides a temporary escape but is not the answer. Constantly avoiding social situations will spare you from worry, but you’ll miss out on the support and meaning that comes from having close relationships. Instead of shying away, consider doing something nice. Research published in the journal Motivation and Emotion found that acts of kindness can make socially anxious people less so. In the study, participants who actively and intentionally performed acts of kindness became less fearful and avoidant of social situations. Doing good deeds helped them override the fear of rejection and bolstered their social confidence. These findings have application for you. RSVP to your next party invitation,…