Tabla de contenidos para March 2018 en Glamour

LEA MICHELE: We met at the American Music Awards in November. I was so excited; I’m a superfan, if you hadn’t noticed. KHALID: Watching you in Glee was a big source of inspiration for me. It’s so crazy we are even doing this interview right now! LEA: In 2014 you tweeted that you hoped to attend the Grammys “one day.” This year you were nominated for five. If you could go back to the moment before you hit “send” on that tweet, what would you tell your younger self? KHALID: It’s so surreal and so amazing. If I could go back in time, I would tell myself to keep working hard, to keep trusting my gut, and to always surround myself with good people. It pays off. LEA: You have…

Your Inspiration These babies are just as versatile as flats. “They’d be great with a pair of baggy jeans or a T-shirt dress,” says Utendahl (@madison.utendahl).…

Your Inspiration Styling alert: Veras likes to wear her bag around her neck. “It’s a cool fashion statement,” she says. “Plus, I like to have it in front of me while I’m running around New York City.”…

For Statement-Making Looks Bloggers Nicolette Mason and Gabi Gregg’s vision for their brand, Premme, was to create head-turning statement pieces, like this glittery pink power suit. “Premme is all about rule breaking,” says Gregg. “We have metallic jumpsuits and mesh dresses.” Mason adds: “Women should be able to shop at a place where everything is great—that’s what we want to be.” If you’re into bold styles like sheer organza dusters or vegan “leather” jackets trimmed with yellow faux fur, this is your new fashion mecca. For the Best-Fitting Jeans You may not know Rawan Ghawi’s name, but you’ve probably worn her clothes before: “I was employee number three in Forever 21’s plus-size division,” she says. “After that, I wanted to apply my experience to a wider range of sizes and…

There’s this theory that you have to sacrifice a ton of cash in order to see a major difference in your skin. Guess what? Not true. “You don’t have to spend a lot to get a high-quality and effective skin care product,” says NYC dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, M.D. Mass retailers like CVS and Target are becoming beauty meccas, offering not just bulk-size body wash and utilitarian two-in-one shampoos, but also innovative creams, single-serve masks, and high-tech tools. Here, a few of the game-changing products beauty pros have been snatching up. Selfie-Worthy K-Beauty Supplies Beauty retailer Alicia Yoon helped launch the K-beauty craze in 2012, bringing playful, sheet-mask-packed beauty lines from Korea for her e-commerce site Peach & Lily. Yoon’s latest venture, however, is a partnership with CVS that introduces more…

One night while working the night shift, Megan Pohlmann, 30, scrubbed her hands vigorously, snapped on a pair of blue gloves, and walked into the intensive care unit at St. Louis Children’s Hospital in Missouri, a facility so respected that patients are transported here from around the globe. One baby was very sick and unable to sleep. As Pohlmann stood by his crib, trying to calm him down, her head started throbbing—so hard she found herself wanting to bang it against the wall to stop the pressure. Wow, she recalls saying to herself, I wonder if this baby’s head hurts. And if so, why, because his diagnosis has nothing to do with headaches. In the morning Pohlmann told the doctors she thought the baby had a severe headache—upon investigation, they…

I used to have a “drawer of shame,” full of unopened letters from the IRS dogging me about freelance income I’d forgotten to report in 2012. I opened one letter, felt overwhelmed by the financial jargon, and for some reason decided not to deal with it until I absolutely had to. Three years and one accountant later, I faced my mistake. The penalties had grown my balance to three times its original size! I beat myself up about it, but now I make sure my taxes are on point. “When it comes to money, most learning comes from doing,” Stefanie O’Connell, a personal finance expert in New York City, told me. “By fixing your mistake, you’re taking full ownership of your financial life.” Ahead, women share their blunders—and what they…

for decades, if you fell asleep to a network late-night talk show (i.e., The Late Show, The Tonight Show), you fell asleep to a white guy telling jokes largely written by white guys. Then came Amber Ruffin. She is the first black woman to write for a network late-night talk show, Late Night With Seth Meyers, and is clocking major on-camera time these days with segments like “Amber’s Minute of Fury” and “Jokes Seth Can’t Tell.” Ruffin uses her time to gut racist “logic” while maintaining big, goofy laughs. Exhibit A: her response to White House chief of staff John Kelly’s suggestion that the Civil War was due to “lack of compromise.” Ruffin imagined what the compromise might have included: “What about on Fridays, we do casual slavery, and let…

Set the Spin Cycle Model Soo Joo admits this is a step up from her typical laundromat uniform: “Realistically, I’d be the girl in my sweats,” she says with a laugh. Prawatyotin named the fish market image (opposite page) “Serving MSG(M) in Chaneltown.” He jokes, “I always get splashed whenever I’m in Chinatown. Those damn fish.” Stand Clear of the Closing Dior That’s Prawatyotin’s name for this shot, which takes disco glitz to the least glitzy venue of all, the New York City subway. “She’s relying on public transport because she spent all her money on that Dior look!” he says. If It’s Baroque, Don’t Fix It When it came to placing the season’s rococo-inspired looks, Prawatyotin opted for the most clinical of locales. “She’s at the doctor’s office, getting…

i didn’t know my name was Danai until I was five years old. Born in Grinnell, Iowa, to Zimbabwean academic parents, I was given a nickname, Dede, that stuck before I was cognizant enough to have a choice in the matter. I remember the day my mom decided to tell me I had another name, one folks in our tiny college town struggled to pronounce. She walked into the den, where I was playing with my favorite toys. She leaned in close and told me that in Shona, her native tongue, my real name meant “to be in love” or “to love one another”—an appropriate moniker for a girl born on Valentine’s Day. As a typical little girl with cool cred to uphold, I wasn’t too into this other name.…

When designers want inarguably beautiful makeup that works on the runway but actually looks as if it could go on a date or to brunch or work, they call Tom Pecheux. The French makeup man, who’s been dreaming up looks for the fashion world’s top photographers and design houses (YSL, Altuzarra, Ralph Lauren, Balmain, Alaïa, Chanel) for decades, has made a signature of his simple, very womanly, very sexy aesthetic—no heavy contours or stage looks here (even if the virtual world is obsessed with them: “On YouTube you’re just not going to respond to something that’s pale or transparent,” explains Pecheux). Ahead, his IRL color philosophy… On creating drama without going overboard: My style is more simple. When you do a single color on bare skin, you create much more…

Just read the January issue of @glamourmag, and I saw so much racial and body diversity…fabulous! —@kaylacboyd, via Twitter Tears in my eyes reading the January issue of @glamourmag…where were all the interviews and articles rejecting patriarchal binary gender roles when I was a teenager? Goodness. —@a_l_hu, via Twitter Literally my whole vision board came from the January 2018 issue of @glamourmag #bigthingsin18. —@ArieSistable, via Twitter Every single word Deesha Dyer wrote in “How to Beat Impostor Syndrome” inspired me to be better and fearless. A few weeks ago, I was so down, and I didn’t trust my skills and capabilities. She really helped me to believe in myself and to continue reaching my goals one step at a time. —Tricia Cantor, via Instagram Glamour motivates me to be a…

Coming Up Daisies These flowers—on Museum of Ice Cream exec Madison Utendahl, 26, left, model Diana Veras, 22, center, and Riverdale star Madelaine Petsch, 23—are inspired by Marc Jacobs’ Daisy perfume, now 10 years old.…

Your Inspiration These are perfect for the red carpet, but Petsch (@madelame) would also wear them on a casual night out. “A black knit top, wide-leg pants, and boots would make these feel edgier,” she says.…

Your Inspiration “I have a vintage bowling shirt that I love,” says Petsch. “I’d wear that like a jacket over this glittery top.”…

What do I look like? I haven’t even looked at myself today,” jokes designer Sander Lak, 34, before Glamour’s photo shoot. It’s this laissez-faire attitude cut with no-B.S. honesty that he funnels into his work as creative director of Sies Marjan, the breakout brand that, in just two years, has developed a following that includes Beyoncé, Zendaya, and Millie Bobby Brown. Sies Marjan (a combination of the first names of Lak’s mother and father, and pronounced “seez mar-john”) features mood-boosting colors and natural, flowing fabrics—choices that feel especially radical at a time when the news can seem bleak. Yet the designer cautions against reading too much into the contrast. “I try to make stuff that has a lot of emotion and consideration, but it’s hard to pinpoint one thing. It’s…

I love ooey, gooey, messy, delicious food,” says Chloe Coscarelli, a chef and a 14-year vegan (she eats no meat or dairy). “I don’t think healthy food has to be dry or bland.” Her dishes are decidedly neither, as she proves in her new cookbook Chloe Flavor, which has, yes, a few salads but also a deep bench of rich, flavorful pastas, curries, burgers, and desserts. Even better? Her recipes don’t require hours in the kitchen tinkering with weird ingredients. “I buy precut veggies and peeled garlic. I take a lot of shortcuts!” Coscarelli says. And she won’t shame you if you’re not ready to give up cheese or the occasional burger. “Some people see veganism as an allor-nothing lifestyle. But I want people to see it like any other…

If You Need to Slash Debt Choose one of these popular repayment strategies: the snowball or the avalanche. For either, you’ll choose one account to target aggressively while making your minimum payments on the others. With snowball, you pay off the smallest debt first, then go to the next biggest. With avalanche, you target the debt with the highest interest rate (like a high-interest credit card), then go to the next highest and so on. You may pay more interest fees using the snowball method, so why choose it? “Some people, like Kayla, get a psychological boost when they resolve each smaller debt,” says NYC finance expert Stefanie O’Connell. And that momentum is powerful motivation to keep at it. If You Need to Build Retirement The most common way to…

There’s something in the air right now: We, as women, are doing away with old fears, old ideas, and old leaders that are holding us back—and taking steps toward a brighter future. As #OurPresident Oprah Winfrey put it, “A new day is on the horizon.” Celebrating that new day is what this issue is all about. A revolutionary all-female TV news team is speaking up for women in Afghanistan (page 132). A star of Hollywood’s next big superhero flick has found the power in her heritage (page 130). Designers are creating clothes that allow women to dress (important new idea) according to their values (page 120). And yes, pop icon Katy Perry gets her own new beginning as a judge on the rebooted American Idol. (She’s also setting a new…

If you value Modesty When Ghizlan Guenez founded The Modist last year, one of her inspirations was her fellow Muslim women, who had difficulty finding fashion-forward options that fit within the rules of their faith. Yet the site, which features clothes by designers such as Erdem and Phillip Lim that are not revealing in terms of cut and fit, resonated with a much more diverse customer base. “So many women,” says Guenez, “are responding to an evolution in our thinking that’s happening—not seeing everything through the lens of the male gaze.” If you value Size Inclusivity Two thirds of American women wear a size 14 or larger, and yet many fashion brands ignore this majority. But there’s hope that things are finally changing: Prabal Gurung, long a champion of size…

Cover Louis Vuitton tops, sunglasses, louisvuitton.com. Jennifer Meyer triangle studs, $1,025, square studs, $425, jennifermeyer.com. Maria Black earring, $45, maria-black.com. Table of Contents Page 11: No. 21 dress, $2,000, bra, $350, briefs, $300, numeroventuno.com. DSquared2 choker, $360, dsquared2.com. Prada shoes, select Prada stores. Glamour Fashion Page 41: From left: Marc Jacobs jacket, $595, dress, $795, bag, $225, slides, $275; jacket, $3,200, sweatshirt, $1,400, top, $375, turtleneck, pants, $425, tote, $325, boots; blouse, $125, bodysuit, pants, $595, bag, $350, slides, $175, marcjacobs.com. Page 42: Rag & Bone coat, $895, rag-bone.com. H&M Studio tunic, $149, hm.com. COS trousers, $125, cosstores.com. Dannijo earrings, $320, dannijo.com. Mercedes Castillo ring, $150, mercedes castillo.com. Page 44: Zimmermann shirt, $1,595, shorts, $695, zimmermannwear.com. Altuzarra sandals, $990, similar styles at select Barneys New York. Page 46: Brock Collection…

Personal takes on popular culture BEST LOVE STORY Julie and “Lady Bird” in Lady Bird “I think, honestly, if it’s OK to mention my own film, every relationship in Lady Bird is honored and understood. It’s not very often that we get to see two girlfriends onscreen getting a kick out of each other, making each other laugh, and talking shit.” —Saoirse Ronan, right, actress, Lady Bird “Julie and Lady Bird have this dream world they enter when they’re together. I love how much of a grand gesture it is when Lady Bird makes Julie go to the prom. It feels so, so romantic, even though it’s two best friends who are girls.” —Beanie Feldstein, actress, Lady Bird BEST REAL, MULTITALENTED WOMAN Gal Gadot in Wonder Woman “Gal Gadot’s Diana…

Your Inspiration Remix the Veras way: With this patterned coat and shirt, “I’d add a latex miniskirt for contrast,” says Veras (@mynamesdiana).…

Your Inspiration Utendahl’s must-have with shorts? “Strappy high heels,” she says, “with some colorful socks underneath.”…

…Your High School Reunion …a Weekend With the In-laws …a Girls’ Night Out RELAXED BUT POLISHED LAST-ALL-NIGHT G LAM CLASSIC BUT NOT BORING…

I call it gateway gloss: For some, the first introduction to the miracle of shine was Lancôme Juicy Tubes; for others, MAC Lipglass. The one that got me hooked was DuWop Lip Venom. Today gloss is everywhere—not only on our lips but our entire faces. With beauty game changers Rihanna and Kim Kardashian West offering up their own popular versions (Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb and KKW Beauty Ultralight Beams Glosses, respectively), shiny-eyed models walking the runway, and basically everyone in your feed sporting dewy complexions, glossy skin feels thoroughly modern. “Shine adds drama without being over-the-top,” says Grace Lee, a self-described gloss-on-the-eye pusher and artist for Maybelline New York. Adds makeup artist Munemi Imai, who created the look above, “The wet look is effortlessly sexy.” Here, how to wear the…

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Logo Games For this cheeky send-up of knockoff handbags, Gucci’s Alessandro Michele was inspired by the font used in the logo of video game manufacturer Sega. Round of Sonic the Hedgehog, anyone? Pop Rocks Shoulder-length danglers are everywhere right now (see more styles on page 46), and they feel fresh—not fussy—with colorful faux gems. Eye Candy Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn (in Breakfast at Tiffany's) helped make cat-eye sunglasses famous; millennial pink makes them feel very 2018. Wave Runner And speaking of millennial pink: It works on flats too, especially with a fun ruffled-leather detail. (Wear ’em like your basic black pair—with everything from wide-leg trousers to cropped jeans to a midi pencil skirt.)…

DON'T TELL ME TO SMILE Lips Like Candy Do a strong mouth like model Luisana González’s (here, it’s YSL Tatouage Couture Lip Stain in Rose Ink, $36, yslbeautyus.com), then keep the rest of the face simple: a foundation used sparingly to even out skin tone, and a sheer gold liner or shadow on lids to light up the eyes. Lashes That Pop Neon blue mascara is subtle at first, but when you get up close it packs a real punch. Add a deep, velvety lipstick to balance everything out, says Pecheux. Try Maybelline Volum’ Express The Colossal Big Shot Mascara x Shayla in Boomin’ in Blue ($8.50, at drugstores) and YSL Tatouage Couture Lip Stain in Black Red Code ($36, yslbeautyus.com). High-def Eyes Make rosy eyeshadow (worn all over the…