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THE LIST AUGUST 2016

24 hours FASHION How to
with Dries wear camel, the

Van Noten season’s standout hue

FEATURES CONTINUED ON PAGE 44 DON PENNY/STUDIO D. STYLING: JESSIE LIEBMAN

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Ratajkowski
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AQUARACER WITH DIAMONDS

Cara Delevingne challenges rules. Being free-minded is her motto. Like TAG Heuer, she defies
conventions and never cracks under pressure.

AUGUST 2016

FASHION

DESERT QUEEN 130
Photographs by Camilla Akrans

GWEN STEFANI ROCKS 144
By Laura Brown
Photographs by Alexi Lubomirski

CAMEL: THE COLOR TO WEAR NOW 156

Photographs by Richard Bush

IN BLOOM 168
Photographs by Alexi Lubomirski

FEATURES DON PENNY/STUDIO D. STYLING: JESSIE LIEBMAN

FLIP OF A COIN:
VALENTINO’S

MARIA GRAZIA
CHIURI AND
PIERPAOLO PICCIOLI 140
By Lauren McCarthy
Photo illustrations by Bartholomew Cooke
Portrait by Martin Schoeller

DREAM WEAVER: SIGOURNEY WEAVER 152

By Sarah Cristobal
Photographs by Philip-Lorca diCorcia

EMILY RATAJKOWSKI’S NAKED AMBITION 164
By Naomi Wolf
Photographs by Mona Kuhn

GET GORGEOUS CURLS 176
By Anne-Marie Guarnieri

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THE LIST THE NEWS
74 The A-List Where Fashion Meets Culture 105
Editors and Allies By Terry McDonell 108
76 Wait List
78 The In/Out List BEAUTY BAZAAR
Best Fall Makeup Looks 117
81 Best-Dressed List
82 My List Wake Up With Great Hair
By Jessica Prince Erlich 120
By Dries Van Noten Beauty News 122
Olympic Beauty Tricks 124
THE BAZAAR
87 Rebel Heart IN EVERY ISSUE
Welcome to the Issue 38
88 Golden Hour Must-Haves 40
89 Back to Black Editor’s Letter 68
90 The Well-Spent Dollar Love Letters
By Sandra Choi 70
THE STYLE Horoscope 110
93 The Great Shopping Guide Fabulous at Every Age 113
Where to Buy 180
THE EXTRAS Beauty Need to Know 183
97 Neutral Ground
How Bazaar 184
98 Code Blue
99 Plush Life

100 Top 10 Boots, Bags & Shoes of the Season

COVER LOOKS DON PENNY/STUDIO D. STYLING: JESSIE LIEBMAN

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EDITOR’S LETTER

Glenda Bailey embraces

the new season Is there anything better than whiling away the

precious days of summer? Hardly. One thing to think

about as you take in the sun and surf is your own

personal style because, sartorially speaking, a

new season of looks is upon us, and the best pieces for

fall are in stores now. And what a season it is. In this era of rampant

individualism, there are plenty of options to embrace. It goes

without saying that no one experiments with personal style better than this

month’s cover star, Gwen Stefani, who oozes chicness whether

wearing her rock ’n’ roll–infused line L.A.M.B. or a glorious

sequined gown from Dolce & Gabbana.

She puts on a brave front too, revealing to our own Laura Brown how

she survived the emotional roller coaster of a very public split with her husband of

13 years, Gavin Rossdale, while raising their three young sons, only to find love again

and land at the top of the pop—and country music!—charts.Elsewhere, model-actress

Emily Ratajkowski bares her soul (and then some) in a heart-to-heart with

author Naomi Wolf. The two cover the current state of feminism, that infamous

Kim Kardashian selfie, and Ratajkowski’s unwillingness to be

categorized.Valentino’s Pierpaolo Piccioli and Maria Grazia Chiuri

also face off, in the most charming way, by testing their knowledge of each other,

game show–style. The longtime collaborators are as delightful as they are talented—their

gorgeous fall collection was awash in neutral shades like camel, which, as you’ll

also see in this issue, is one of the colors of the season.

Brocade is big this fall too. Just look at our sunny

shoot in California’s Mojave Desert to see the

fabric really shine. In The List, you’ll discover what to

keep and what to store, the must-have bags and shoes

of the moment, and the world according to Dries

Van Noten. Funky, full-on prints, menswear with a

twist, bouquets of bright floral patterns—it’s all for the

taking.Whatever style path you choose to tread, you can do

no wrong. Let this issue be your guide to what’s

next. I hope it will inspire as much as

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LoveLETTERS

How did you get started at Jimmy What is the hardest part of having

Choo? I left home. I literally just two young daughters? The hardest

took my bag and said,“Right, I’m going part may be all the pink.

to London; that’s what I want to do.”

Jimmy is married to my aunt, so I started What is your drink of choice?

helping out in the studio.I was surrounded Vodka tonic. I’ve known my two clos-

by the machinery, patterns, and fabric, est friends for more than 25 years,

and the whole thing was really exciting. and we used to have great fun in

I had no idea how a shoe was made, but New York going to vodka bars and

it all came alive. My mind was set up to tasting all different kinds of vodka.

do product. I can imagine in 3-D. Of course, in those days the popular

drink was a cosmopolitan.

What did you study in school?

I studied fashion for about a month. What is your favorite place to

All I wanted all my life was to go to travel? Tokyo. The culture is right in

Central Saint Martins and get into the SANDRA CHOI front of you, and they’re just so
fashion course, and right when I did, resourceful. I respect the way they look

the Jimmy Choo thing happened. I was TELLS at design. I remember arriving at the
in the same year as Stella McCartney, Tokyo airport with my first baby, and
but we never crossed paths. My high ALL when I went to the loo, there was a
school tutor once told me,“Don’t do seat for the baby. I was like,“Ding.”
fashion because you’ll thrive in prod-
uct design,” so shoes are great because Have you ever been starstruck?
I get fashion and product in one. This is really embarrassing, but I actu-
ally don’t recognize people.The first
How has your style changed over time we were in Los Angeles for the
the past 20 years? I had long hair Oscars, we had a suite and I was left
when we opened our first New York alone. I don’t know if it was jet lag
store in November 1998, and I dyed or if I was just in a weird space, but

the bottom half red. It was a nightmare. Angelina Jolie walked in and I had

Then I cut it all off in 2004. It could As Jimmy Choo celebrates its 20th no idea who she was. It was around

have been because of a boyfriend thing, anniversary, creative director Sandra Choi talks 1999. She showed up, looked at some
but I can’t remember. shoes, red carpets, and Michelle Obama old sample, and offered to buy it.
I said to her,“First of all, they’ve been

What was your biggest red-carpet worn, so I don’t know why you’d

moment? I think it has to be Princess Jimmy Choo buy them, but you can borrow them.”
Diana. I was part of the royal shop in the studio, so we shoe, $1,195.
were making matching shoes for all of her gowns. In jimmychoo Have you become friends with any of the celeb-
those days, everyone wanted everything to match, so rities you’ve worked with? Maybe not friends,
.com.

her couturier would give us the fabric. I remember one but I’m sure if I called or wrote Michelle Obama

moment—and I don’t know where she was going—but she would answer my correspondence.Two years ago,

she was wearing a purple gown, and she took a step out she arranged a workshop at the White House and

of her Mercedes wearing our slingback shoes with criss- Jimmy invited high school students from around America to
cross straps. It was a red-carpet moment for a princess. Choo shoe, meet people in the fashion industry. I’ve met other
important people, but that experience was very inspir-
$1,250

Describe your perfect day.We usually holiday in Europe ing. She was so informed when I spoke to her, and

in August. I love the South of France. On a perfect day, for the—I don’t know—three minutes that we were COURTESY JIMMY CHOO

my three- and six-year-old daughters will wake me up. Jimmy chatting, she was so interested.That was really special.
Breakfast lasts until lunch, then you have to go to the vil- Choo shoe, You can be successful, wealthy, and talented, but you
lage to buy whatever you need for dinner.And then we’ll
$750 don’t often get an invitation to the White House.

have a group of friends over for a long meal. As told to Lauren McCarthy

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EDDIE BORGO “I focus and expand on what women
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Drawing inspiration from his successful jewelry business,
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with haute hardware accents you’ll want to show off. aesthetic and identity as a designer.”

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The A- Our
cover
star’s
style
picks

1

Gwen Stefani shares her
must-haves for fall

2 3

The Sound 1“My style is pretty consistent. I love anything that
of Music is feminine and masculine at the same time.”

Dsquared2 sweater. 212-966-3487.

2“One of my fantasies is to have flowers delivered
to my house once a week. I do have a garden
that I just planted full of zinnias.”

5 3“My favorite designers are Rei Kawakubo of STEFANI: ALEXI LUBOMIRSKI. FASHION EDITOR: NATASHA ROYT. HAIR: DANILO; MAKEUP: GREGORY ARLT. RUNWAY: CATWALKING/GETTY IMAGES. VERTIGO: GETTY IMAGES.
4 Comme des Garçons, Junya Watanabe,Vivienne THE SOUND OF MUSIC: TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX/PHOTOFEST. STILL LIFE, CLOTHING AND BAG: DON PENNY, KEVIN SWEENEY, AND CHRISTOPHER COPPOLA/STUDIO D; FLOWERS:
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4“I love Harajuku Lovers fragrances and Urban
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Eyeshadow Primer Potion, $20. urbandecay.com.

5“I go to Comme des Garçons once or twice a
year and buy things that I’ll wear forever.”
Comme des Garçons Play top, $155. 212-604-0013.

Vivienne 6“Some of my all-time-favorite movies are
Westwood, The Sound of Music, the original Annie, Wuthering
Fall 2016 Heights, and every Alfred Hitchcock film.”

7“I designed my home with Kelly Wearstler, so
there isn’t one piece that I don’t love.” Kelly
Wearstler Lineage chair, $5,900. kellywearstler.com.

8“I am a huge fan of Dsquared2. I wear a lot of
their pieces.” Dsquared2 pants, $2,065

9“My favorite glasses are the ones from my own
lines—L.A.M.B. and gx!” gx by Gwen Stefani
eyeglass frames, $149. simplyeyeglasses.com.

10“I actually prefer to design handbags myself.
That way I get exactly what I want.” L.A.M.B.
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