Tabla de contenidos para Oct-15 en Glamour

The ironic thing about my editing this, Glamour’s TV Issue, is that I was the one kid on my block forbidden to watch TV as a child. No Jeffersons. No M*A*S*H. No Happy Days! (You don’t even want to know how long it took me to figure out what on earth kids were quoting when they said, “Sit on it, Potsie.”) There was a brief moment when I caught six minutes of Speed Racer at a friend’s house and decided I wanted to change my name to Trixie, after the hero’s feisty pixie-haired girlfriend, but in general, I was TV-oblivious. Boy, have I made up for my slow start. Cheers, Saturday Night Live, and (don’t judge) General Hospital were my gateway drugs—the rules had relaxed by high school—followed by some…

The @amyschumer interview with @glamourmag is everything I love about women and being one. #girlcrush —@chelseambecker, via Twitter Read the @glamourmag interview with @amyschumer and decided we need to be friends. Like, ASAP. Hi, Amy, I’m Katie. —@KatieZakY108, via Twitter Kudos for putting a real, beautiful, funny woman I’d like to share a thick-crust pizza with on the cover. —@Lindarnlds860, via Twitter I was disappointed to see Amy Schumer on your cover this month. The interviews with the strong women you always have on your cover are the most enjoyable part of your magazine, but Amy’s interview was raunchy and, personally, I found it hard to read. I don’t think she is someone to look up to. —Christina Owens, Millville, N.J. I can’t explain the excitement I felt when I…

MY FAVORITE COLOR IS OCTOBER. BEDGASM (n) a feeling of euphoria experienced when climbing into your sheets at the end of a very long day. Like What You See? Share this month’s picks by visiting Glamour’s Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Tumblr, and Twitter pages. And send a link to anything else you’re loving to omg@glamour.com.…

The Dark Wash We wear navy jeans to work. Kristen Stewart wears a navy smoky eye to werk. The Acid Wash Joan Smalls’ two-tone smize (cobalt lash line, darker wings) matches your weekend jeans. The Classic Wash Or go for allover color, as Mistress America’s Heather Lind did with this chic indigo shade.…

On the ABC sitcom Black-ish, Tracee Ellis Ross ( former star of Girlfriends and daughter of Diana Ross) plays an anesthesiologist, wife, and mom who’s as chill talking the nuances of being biracial as she is rocking a red lip in the O.R. In real life Ross, 43, champions feminism and radiates kindness. (During this interview she got f lowers from her chiropractor’s office with a note saying how proud they are of her. Whose chiropractor likes them that much?) As her much-buzzed-about show returns for season two, Ross shares her tips for being a successful twenty-first-century woman. DO cultivate a tribe of good women to hang out with. I’m attracted to bold women—I collect them. I met one of my best friends when we both were about 22 and…

HER LOOK HERE “This coat feels playful and modern, yet elegant—like something out of a Woody Allen film,” says Muhl, 27. Like the pup? That’s our deputy art director’s Samoyed, Freyja. Gucci coat, dress. Aoko Su earring, $150 for pair. See Glamour Shopper for more information.…

Style Tribe Massenet, center, with Watson, left, and Hoffnung at the Net-a-Porter headquarters, in London. Whenever something hasn’t been done, people tend to assume that’s because it can’t be done,” says Natalie Massenet. “That’s just not true. Where you find something that hasn’t been done, you should always try to do it.” Massenet should know: Fifteen years ago she launched Net-a-Porter, the online high-fashion retailer that has become a global force, selling everything from J Brand jeans to Lanvin wedding dresses. But nearly three years ago, she had a new goal—expand NAP into a shoppable social media app—and tasked the idea to two other smart women in her company, group mobile manager Sarah Watson and mobile design lead Alex Hoffnung. The app they created, The Net Set, is a sort…

My go-to look: I’m definitely into an “Oh, snap” ponytail. There’s something about a woman’s hair being away from her face that I love so much. It’s a style that lets you really see someone. My get-it-tight styling plan: I spray my hair with water, brush it up, tie it in a pony, and then brush the crown again with water so it’s super sleek. Then I’ll spritz on some hairspray to get it extra smooth. My cat-eye secrets: Practice and prayer. Sometimes it just takes me one good swoosh, and I’m like, Yes, today’s a great day. Other times it takes me 10 minutes to get one eye right, and I need to call on a higher power to help me through it. My favorite quality: My sense of…

In a spectacular feat of badtiming, Christine Benjamin found out she had breast cancer on the same day her friends were planning a surprise party for her thirty-seventh birthday. As everyone prepared to meet up that night at a clubby New York City eatery, she was checking out of her doctor’s office, trying to absorb the devastating news. Her partner, Karen Orczyk, who’d come along to the appointment, confessed the party plans. “We called everybody before heading to the bar,” Benjamin remembers. “There was a lot of drinking and a little bit of crying. And actually, the celebration turned out to be the best thing that could have happened. My friends offered instant support.” A social worker, Benjamin had grown up watching breast cancer blaze through her extended family, killing…

$181,300 Physicians and Surgeons Specialties like neurosurgery are still male-dominated, but opportunities for women are growing, says Katie Bardaro, lead economist at PayScale. $144,000 Nurse Anesthetists As the average life span of the population increases, health care jobs will be even more necessary—and will pay better as a result, Bardaro says. $117,528 Architecture and Engineering Managers Women make up only 12.5 percent of employees in this field. You can benefit as companies seek to change that. $114,900 Pharmacists This field pays consistently well and has wage equality down, with women’s and men’s salaries nearly even. Time for that to be the norm.…

Her Chic Workspace Doré, in her airy New York City studio. Artist Curtis Kulig, her neighbor, scrawled that message on the wall. Tome coatdress. Amo Denim jeans. Paul Andrew for J. Crew pumps. I’m a 40-year-old French woman, but let’s be honest here: I’m not a real Parisian. I come from Corsica, and I have to tell you, in the South of France, we do it better. We invented the slow life—leisurely meals, rosé en terrasse, comfortable homes, easy style. I’ve been living in New York City for about five years, and it’s been quite an adjustment. In that time I’ve learned everything there is to know about multitasking, networking, power dressing, and restaurant hopping. Unfortunately, in the process, I also unlearned some precious things. It dawned on me recently…

Elisabeth Moss Lead Actress, Drama, Mad Men “Jon Hamm. I don’t think Peggy’d be who she is without Don. He pushed her, mentored her…at times was very hard on her. Without him, Peggy’s arc wouldn’t have been complete.” Tituss Burgess Supporting Actor, Comedy, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt “Taylor McKenna, a middle school teacher who put me in my first musical, Oliver! This was an after-school program that went well into the night, and she sacrificed a great deal. I knew then, ‘I want to do this.’ Gaby Hoffman Supporting Actress, Drama, Transparent, and Guest Actress, Comedy, Girls “My boyfriend, Chris Dapkins, the father of my child. Being pregnant, having a baby, and going back to work—I definitely could not do it without such a game and loving partner.” Mayim Bialik Supporting…

Fear Not “Fear will cripple you, fear will kill you, fear will make you believe you’re not worthy,” Henson says. “[My Empire character] Cookie feels there is nothing to fear. We all have that strength inside of us.” Sonia Rykiel dress. For her natural lip, try Neutrogena MoistureSmooth Color Stick in Warm Caramel ($9, at drugstores). The Tough Cookie Taraji P. Henson is the Emmy-nominated force behind Cookie Lyon on the Fox hit Empire. The music-biz drama Empire demolished TV ratings with its debut season: It’s the most watched new show in 23 years. The character fueling all of those record-breaking numbers? Taraji P. Henson’s Cookie Lyon, the ex-con boss-lady heroine whose wild antics have included producing hit singles, mooning a dinner party, and growling, “The streets ain’t made for…

The Men of How to Get Away With Murder Shocking, sexy, and suspenseful—those ingredients turned Murder’s first season into a breakaway hit. Delivering the sexy: series standouts Charlie Weber, 37, top, and, from left, Billy Brown, Jack Falahee, 26, Alfred Enoch, 26, and Matt McGorry, 29, who managed to captivate us even when on the wrong side of the law. As for working with the show’s lead, powerhouse Viola Davis? “Having gone toe-to-toe with [her] gave me an incredible amount of confidence,” says Weber. Adds Brown: “Viola is the captain of our ship and makes the set a great place to be— she’s just cool people.” But working on the blockbuster show does bring a few nerves, says Falahee. “It’s hard to take your clothes off for 10 million people!”…

Wild Card Note how a spotted bag makes the traditional shirt-and-blazer combo anything but conservative. Club Monaco blazer, $795. Derek Lam blouse, $990. Carven trousers. Burberry bag, $1,695. David Webb earrings. Vita Fede necklace, $625. Saint Laurent by Hedi Slimane pins, $195–$1,545 (lipstick pin, $395). Effy Jewelry ring. L. K. Bennett belt, $195. For her sheer white nails, we like Essie Nail Color in Marshmallow ($8.50, essie.com). Skirt Alert Balance out a statement skirt with classic accessories, like a structured bag and pointy-toe pumps. (Add a black jacket for work!) Erdem skirt. Karma El Khalil diamond cuffs. Bottega Veneta bracelet (on her right hand), $1,550. Rings, from left: Chanel Fine Jewelry; FD Gallery; Stephen Russell. Lanvin bag, $1,890. Balenciaga pumps. Meow Mix Want to make leopard office-chic? Pair it with…

Covers On Henson: Dress with belt, $5,200, Nordstrom. Earrings, $1,800, H. Stern, NYC. On Roberts: Dress, $4,400, earrings, $410–$610, Dior stores. On Rodriguez: Blazer, $1,550, Barneys New York, NYC. Earrings, $5,685, Sidney Garber, Chicago. Table of Contents Page 28: Dress, $1,490, miumiu.com. Jacket, $150, thenorthface.com. Shirt, $68, prismsport.com. Watch, $80, amazon.com. Fanny pack, $175, hareandhart.com. Glamour Fashion Page 89: Coat, $5,780, dress, $1,980, gucci.com. Earrings, $150, aokosu.com. Page 90: Coat, $2,990, blouse, $1,290, trousers, $990, dereklam.com. Booties, $1,015, Stella McCartney, NYC. Page 92: Coat, $1,695, Barneys New York; tunic, $795, similar styles at Barneys New York. Bracelet, $200, aokosu.com. Page 94: Coat, $3,955, dress, $1,825, shirt, $1,140, heels, $1,920, miumiu.com. Bag, $4,000, net-a-porter.com. Page 96: Coat, $4,500, victoria beckham.com. Bag, $2,345, Dolce & Gabbana stores. Shoes, $1,450, miumiu.com. Page 106:…

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The Buzz on All Things Beauty Our new Lipstick Index is like a stock market for beauty trends, charting what’s up and what’s down in real time. Visit lipstick.com. Be warned—it’s addictive! An Epic Fall Shopping Spree From Neiman Marcus! Enter at glamour.com/win for a chance at a free wardrobe upgrade. One lucky winner will score a $5,000 prize, and five winners will each get a $250 gift card.* From Catwalk to Sidewalk Track the hottest clothes fresh off the Fashion Week runways—and discover how you can start wearing them right this instant. Style Your Body Better Great style comes in all shapes and sizes, and our new Style Your Size section offers genius tips on how to dress your particular shape, and find your perfect fit, with advice from…

GLAM TIP Delevingne’s dark mani and wild waves add edge. More of a glam girl? You can always choose a neutral polish and slicked-back hair instead.…

Go big or go home! That’s celebs’ motto for earrings these days. After years of tiny studs and delicate bars, it’s refreshing to see these shoulder-grazing beauties and their built-in drama everywhere from Paris to L.A. Our advice: Try ’em on to make sure they’re not too heavy (you don’t want ear-hole sagging), and channel Working Girl and take them off before answering the phone.…

“Tracee is an advocate of personal choice!” says Ross. “What might be a Don’t for me could be a Do for you!” That said, here’s her verdict on… Sexy Halloween costumes: Don’t. I stay home on Halloween. It’s an excuse for people to show their dark side in a way I find disturbing. Also, people wear masks and it freaks me out. Group text messaging: Do! I’m a huge fan. They keep me connected, and you can always remove yourself. I’m also a big fan of naming the groups of friends. It solidifies the tribe. Tinder: I have to be honest with you. I have no idea what that is. Permanent makeup tattoos: Don’t. Time passes. Trends change, and so do our faces. The trend of women growing out their…

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Gym-Hair Upgrade! Throw it all up into a tousled pony and add a ruched black leather band, like models Joan Smalls, Karlie Kloss, and Kendall Jenner did backstage at Fendi. Want more beauty tips? Get ’em all day long at lipstick.com. This year is all about the hair accessory—in every form imaginable. Emma Stone accented her loose waves with a sleek metal clip at the Golden Globes; Rihanna wore an elaborate gold headdress to the Met Gala. Fall fashion shows featured the look too, with leather bands at Fendi, previous page, and double-C stick pins at Chanel, here. “For me, accessories have become a beauty classic,” says hairstylist Sam McKnight, who created both those looks. But how to pull them off like an adult? His tips: 1. Pick a relaxed…

What are the most loved essentials in women’s makeup drawers and bathroom cabinets? For 11 years now, Glamour has been asking readers that question, and each year your passionate—and very detailed—responses pour in. Four products have made the list every year, and there are some Glammy first-timers (three new products won your vote). Turn the page for the winner’s circle: Your next favorite hair, makeup, and skin must-haves might be here!…

The Best Splurge in Any Category Urban Decay Naked Palette ($54, urbandecay.com) TWO-TIME WINNER Smoky-eye devotees are huge fans of this 12-shadow palette: Its “very pigmented” neutrals have “great color payoff,” and they’re supremely “easy to blend.” THE BEST BODY BRONZER OR SELF-TANNER FROM SPECIALTY STORES St. Tropez Self Tan Bronzing Mousse ($42, sephora.com) THREE-TIME WINNER This supersmooth mousse “is easier to apply than lotion,” plus it “lasts a long time” and “looks very natural, like I just went to the beach.” THE BEST BODY BRONZER OR SELF-TANNER FROM DRUGSTORES Jergens Natural Glow Daily Moisturizer ($9) NINE-TIME WINNER The gradual tanner gets your vote year after year for a reason. It offers an “instant” sun-kissed glow, the “scent is not overpowering,” and it’s foolproof: There is “zero chance you can…

“Be the person you think your mother wants you to be, and increase the naughty scale, like, two to three clicks. Everything else should fall in line.” —Zhenya, 27, Boston “I always have a second stop nearby in mind when picking a date spot. If meeting for drinks, know where to go for dinner; if going to dinner, know where live music is playing. You don’t always need to use it, but when you do, it can make you look awesome.” —Brian, 25, Richmond, Va. “I like the saying, ‘The first time someone shows you who they are… believe them.’ ” —Terrence, 27, New York City “Don’t date or sleep with anybody who doesn’t read books. Reading takes focus, patience, imagination, and the occasional dictionary. All—apart from the dictionary—good qualities…

A lot of ambitious women have a plan for how life will go: work hard, lean in, meet soulmate, have kids, be happy. But as Mike Tyson put it, “Everybody has a plan until they get hit in the face.” Five years ago Anne-Marie Slaughter got hit. Then the first-ever female director of policy planning at the U.S. State Department, Slaughter had a husband and two sons at home, 180 miles away in Princeton, New Jersey, but found her well-organized, hard-charging life shaken when her elder son began wrestling with familiar but urgent teenage problems: school issues, suspension, even an encounter with police. She’d been “doing it all” but at too great a cost, so she went home to Princeton— and wrote about the whole experience openly for The Atlantic.…

Things that make people never call us again: Checking your phone on a date, in a business meeting, at a job interview, dinner, or a wedding. Basically, taking your phone out when you should be focused on the people present–during sex included–is wrong. Things that make people hate us: Sending texts during a movie. Having a crazy Jaws ring tone. Reading Twitter jokes out loud (oops, I do that all the time). Listening to loud music with earphones and thinking nobody else can hear it. Things that make us look stupid: Taking your phone to the bathroom in a restaurant. It will eventually fall in the water, and you’ll have to ask the waiter for a glass of uncooked rice to put your phone in. (Yes, it sucks up the…

Jane the Boxer? “The boxing gym is like my church outside of church,” Rodriguez says. “I get hurt. I get hit. [But] I feel so strong emotionally.” Marc Jacobs dress. Maison Margiela Line 12 Fine Jewellery Collection bracelets. Like her touch of blush? Try L’Oréal Paris Visible Lift Blur Blush in Soft Peach ($13, at drugstores). A few years ago Gina Rodriguez was just another actress trying to make it in L.A. She had a handful of typical coming-up credits to her name—soapy stuff on The Bold and the Beautiful, cop-drama bit roles on Rizzoli & Isles and The Mentalist—and she was crossing her fingers that her new series Jane the Virgin would be her big break, complete with its crazy “girl who’s never had sex gets accidentally artificially inseminated”…

Shop Our Shoots Behold: Sporty (Not Spendy) Style Get inspired by the athletic vibe on page 208. Beauty Insight The Best Nude Lip Color for Your Skin Tone Cover stars Taraji P. Henson, Gina Rodriguez, and Emma Roberts help you find your perfect shade. Thanks, ladies. If You’re a Taraji Try a bronzy coral, like Bobbi Brown Lip Color in Beige ($27, bobbibrown.com) If You’re a Gina Go peachy, like L’Oréal Paris Infallible Pro-Last Lipcolor in Henna to Heaven ($13, at drugstores) If You’re an Emma Think pink, like Dolce & Gabbana Classic Cream Lipstick in Mandorla ($33, saks.com) Celebs With Sk ills Hey, Barkeep, Pour Us a Drink Austin Stowell’s not just an actor (in two Steven Spielberg projects, Bridge of Spies and TNT’s Public Morals) and a cowboy…

“I would say Vikings! It’s sexy and fun, the hairstyles are absolutely amazing, and all the women are powerful, smart, and strong.” —Natasha Royt, who styled the leopard looks for day on page 232 “Sex and the City and Battlestar Galactica, because in each of them there are free, strong women.” —Garance Doré, left, who wrote “How to Live With Style,” on page 183 “I would say Orange Is the New Black. The drama keeps you on the edge of your seat.” —Jeneil Williams, above, who models the modern minis on page 208 “I’ve watched Buffy the Vampire Slayer more than any other show, especially when I need to conjure up personal strength. Buffy was a flawed heroine. She made so many mistakes, got scared, dicked over friends, and dated…

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Before we all take sides in next year’s election, let’s agree on one thing: Our freedom to wear red, white, and blue reigns long after the Fourth of July, and the above Dos are proof. To achieve the fall version of the American fashion dream, try pairing your navy trench coat with red or blue stripes. Or go with navy pants and a cherry hue in a warm fabric (like tweed, leather, or wool) instead. Winter Americana, we salute you.…

Hi, my name is Allison, and I’m a trackaholic. I track my steps with Apple Health, my calorie intake with Lose It!, and my period via Clue. When I spend too much money on weekend boozing, Digit knows; my Saturday-night nocturnal habits have been conf irmed by Sleep Cycle; and I know when my mood dips, c ourtesy o f H appify (damn you, Sunday sads). But it wasn’t until recently, af ter experimenting with kGoal—a new vibratorlike device and app, which warned me my pelvic f loor muscles were weak and needed improvement—that I realized how out of control my tracking obsession had become. While having dinner with some friends, I started bragging about how many Kegels I could do in 30 seconds. Kegels! In case you aren’t aware,…

6 TV Deaths We’re Still Crying Over (And One We’re Hoping For) Because putting together our TV issue really stirred up some old heartbreak for us. Warning: Spoilers ahead! By Jessica Morgan and Heather Cocks 1. Denny Duquette, Grey’s Anatomy. No disrespect to McDreamy, but this is still the most aching of the Grey’s losses. Izzie in her ball gown, curled up next to his body…let’s put on some Snow Patrol and cry. 2. Stringer Bell, The Wire. He had a legit businessman inside him trying to get out, and he was Idris Elba. Do not kill Idris Elba, people. 3. Lady Sybil and Matthew Crawley, Downton Abbey. Killing off two of the series’ most beloved characters the very day they each became parents? Way harsh. 4. Everyone we’ve ever…

Daytime Elegance Designer Alessandra Facchinetti, far right, with friend and street-style star Caroline Issa. Says Facchinetti of her career: “I never said no.” All items, Tod’s, select Tod’s stores, 800-457-8637. See Glamour Shopper for more information. When I meet Tod’s creative director Alessandra Facchinetti at the Carlyle hotel in New York City one early June morning, I immediately want to be wearing what she’s wearing. Her navy-and-white striped tee, crisp dark jeans, and casual yet polished patent Tod’s loafers strike the perfect note of working chic. (Her killer vintage Indian jeweled necklace doesn’t hurt either.) Perhaps I should have anticipated this moment. Since joining the more-than-70-yearold Italian leather-goods house in 2013, the 43-year-old Milan designer has staked her claim as someone who specializes in the kind of exciting but wearable…

1. Experiment with your hair. My mom owned a hair salon in Houston. She didn’t have sitters, so she’d pick [my sister, Beyoncé, and me] up from school, and we’d spend evenings there. We saw women cut their hair and get extensions the next day; the transformation was powerful. So when we were little, we both cut all our hair off, then we said, “Put it back!” She encouraged us to try things—that was huge. 2. Play with makeup. I go for it—with color, shapes.… It doesn’t scare me, because I know it can come off. 3. Invest in inner beauty. Every child should have access to education. When Kiehl’s asked me to collaborate on a design for its Line-Reducing Concentrate [right], I was super excited—the company has a long…

The Best Foundation or Concealer From Specialty Stores* BareMinerals Original Foundation SPF 15 ($28, bareminerals.com) 11-TIME WINNER The mineral-rich loose powder “won’t irritate or cause breakouts,” and it “conceals redness and spots flawlessly while allowing my actual skin to show through.” Shares one reader, “It’s my skin, but better.” THE BEST FOUNDATION OR CONCEALER FROM DRUGSTORES L’Oréal Paris True Match Super-Blendable Makeup ($11) SIX-TIME WINNER True Match? More like You Match. A wide range of shades and tones makes it “easy to find your exact match” for “good coverage.” Plus, the lightweight texture is “easy to blend.” THE BEST LIP COLOR FROM DRUGSTORES Maybelline New York Baby Lips Lip Balm ($4.50) THREE-TIME WINNER You “love the scent and light pop of color” as well as its super-hydrating formula. Says one…

THE BEST SHAMPOO FROM SPECIALTY STORES Redken All Soft Shampoo ($16, redken.com for salons) FOUR-TIME WINNER This argan-oil-rich wonder produces a “luxurious lather” and “cleanses hair without stripping or making it too oily.” It creates “soft, manageable hair, and isn’t that what we all want?” asks one reader. THE BEST SHAMPOO FROM DRUGSTORES Herbal Essences Hello Hydration Shampoo ($3) FIVE-TIME WINNER Imparts hair-commercial esque “bounce and shine.” And the scent is beloved by readers and their partners: “My husband always says, ‘Ooh, your hair smells so good,’ ” says one respondent. THE BEST CONDITIONER FROM SPECIALTY STORES Redken All Soft Conditioner ($17, redken.com for salons) FOUR-TIME WINNER This silky conditioner is “heavily concentrated, so a little goes a long way” making hair “feel like it’s newly grown—even at the ends!”…

…if you’ve been on five dates and still don’t have his number saved. He has to earn that place in your contacts! …to actively celebrate the conclusion of wedding season. …to feel as proud as hell of your “resting bitch face.” Who said you have to smile all the time? …to not really like the 69 position. A girl’s got to concentrate! …to take your last summer vacation of the year in October. It’s summer somewhere. UMMM, NOT OK... …to use Halloween as an excuse to wear offensive or hateful costumes. Would you want your boss to see it? This one night, consider the whole world your boss.…

We get real with our girlfriends about our sex lives, our relationships, our secret desires to rule the world—but do you know how much your best friend earns? Or the last time she asked for a raise? Could you even guess what your colleague two rows down makes? For most of us the answer is no. That lack of transparency could mean we’re leaving money on the table. “Time and again I see that women don’t talk about asking for raises with each other the same way men do. When we collectively keep quiet, we create a subtle subculture where it feels taboo to ask,” says Manisha Thakor, director of Wealth Strategies for Women at The BAM Alliance, a financial advisory firm. Men are more comfortable discussing money, and that…

A father’s saying, “I’m babysitting tonight” about his own children “It’s not one parent’s responsibility and the other helps!” says Slaughter. “It’s equal. Instead, men should say, ‘I’m home with the kids.’” “Stay-at-home parent” “It sounds like you’re supposed to be at the office, but you’re staying at home instead. I say ‘lead parent’—the more available parent, the parent that often sets the rules of the house.” Calling women “working mothers”— but never calling men “working fathers” “For most couples, both are providing income and care. Saying, ‘He’s a senior VP and a working father,’ would shatter stereotypes.” Asking “What do you do?” before anything else “Americans are work-obsessed. This is our way of finding out social hierarchy—it’s like Downton Abbey, except instead of ‘Are you a lord or servant?’…

This fall there are reunions, returns, and rising talent to look forward to. What else we’re cheering? A record-setting Emmy-nomination year for women. The actresses, from veteran Jessica Lange on American Horror Story to Robin Wright as an indomitable FLOTUS on House of Cards, range in age from 25 to an unheardof-in-Hollywood 76 (Lily Tomlin on Grace and Frankie). Special shout-out to Netflix, which, despite its newbie status, has women characters strong and abundant enough that it scored nominations in almost every acting category. Two of its nods went to Jane Krakowski, 46, as divorced f light attendant Jacqueline Voorhees on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and Uzo Aduba, 34, as Suzanne “Crazy Eyes” Warren, the endearing if unstable character on Orange Is the New Black. They tell Glamour how it feels…

On the Run It’s a bird.… It’s a plane.… It’s an inexpensive emergency poncho, worn atop a highenergy bejeweled dress and bright sneaks. Sara Glove poncho, $1. DKNY dress, $545. Urbanears headphones, $99. Buscemi sneakers, $890. Bionic Woman Team a blingy mini with streetwise accessories like mirrored shades and a backpack. Kapow! Fausto Puglisi dress. Kenzo sunglasses, $447. Pryma Headphones by WOM headphones, $450. Rebecca Minkoff backpack, $175. Missoni gloves, $215. Listen Up Amplify your look with a killer pair of headphones—a bona fide fashion accessory these days. See page 236 for more picks! Dolce & Gabbana dress. Saintchic visor, $45. Molami headphones, $99. Want her dewy complexion? Try Lancôme Miracle Cushion Liquid Compact ($47, lancome.com). Quick Silver When your dress is this short, flats are a styling must.…

Emma’s Sisterhood “I’ve cried more about breakups with girlfriends than I ever have about boyfriends,” Roberts says. “I only have girlfriends now who make me a better person.” Nina Ricci top. Annelise Michelson earrings. For waves like hers, we like John Frieda Frizz Ease Dream Curls Air-Dry Waves Styling Foam ($10, at drugstores). See Glamour Shopper for more information. Hair: David von Cannon at Streeters; makeup for Roberts and Rodriguez: Violette at Management Artists; for Henson: Ashunta Sheriff; manicures for Henson and Roberts: Andrea Fulerton at Ford; for Rodriguez: Tracylee at Tim Howard Management. A month from now most of your texts with your friends will be about who’s going to die next on Scream Queens. (Fire up that knife emoji!) The show, which premieres September 22, was cocreated by…

Happy birthday, Freida Pinto! October 18 LIBRA Sept. 23–Oct. 22 You Libras are usually happiest spending time with others, but when a new moon in your sign on the 12th battles with lonewolf Uranus in your interpersonal angle, you’ll want to fly solo. Go Kelly Clarkson and crank up “Miss Independent,” treat yourself to a three-course meal at a table for one, and you’ll see that sometimes your own company is the only thing you need. SCORPIO Oct. 23–Nov. 21 On the 15th bold Mars and powerful Pluto hold a summit in your group and communication sectors. What that means in real life? Get out there and network, woman! Set up happy hour drinks with a promising new-hire prospect. Reach out to an old boss for a coffee catch-up. And…

Make It a Do For those of you who still associate tweed with Sherlock Holmes (and not the cute Benedict Cumberbatch version), it’s time for a fashion palate cleanser. What to look for now: modern shapes (Sienna Miller’s off-the-shoulder number, at front) and colors (Karlie Kloss’s pretty blue, middle). Then wear it with laid-back hair and makeup (hey, Alexa Chung!) or not-stuffy accessories (we love Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s red lip, above). You’re a Do—even the Dowager Countess would approve.…