Innholdsfortegnelse for September-October 2017 i HELLO! Fashion Monthly

It’s an extra-special issue this month – not only is it our AW17 fashion special but we’ve got two different covers for you to collect. Our cover star Arizona Muse is, without question, one of the defining beauties of the decade, so we’ve chosen our two favourite images from our exclusive photoshoot (p48). The Tuscon-born model is known for being something of a chameleon – she’s almost unrecognisable in Chanel’s SS17 campaign – and our photographer Kate Davis-Macleod captured both her sultry and fun sides. Arizona is embarking on an exciting new phase of life – newly married, she is throwing herself into promoting sustainability in fashion, with some exciting projects in the pipeline. It’s all about making statements this season – designers have opted to celebrate strong women, who…

The most traditional of countryside style staples (tweed riding blazers, Argyle sweaters and plaid) have fallen into the hands of a new fold of designers. While Stella McCartney and Mulberry focused on British equestrian style, with waxed jackets, horse prints and rosette bag charms, Chloé and Coach opted for warm cognac-brown heritage checks and grandad sweaters.…

An artistic approach is adopted across all cities as designers combine a mash-up of prints into one eclectic look. From overlapping stark geometrics at Dries Van Noten, to leopard-print combos at Etro and Stella Jean, this look requires heaps of enthusiasm (and a trip to your grandma’s attic). Style tip: pair loose slinky fabrics with heavy-soled boots and monster fur.…

Inspired by 60s French cinema, Parisienne-Londoner, Caroline Sciamma-Massenet has launched ethically sourced leather and suede brand SKIIM for AW17. With 25 years of modelling, styling and brand consultancy experience for luxury labels including Tom Ford, Dior and Louis Vuitton, Caroline has built SKIIM with the modern woman in mind, while taking references from historical icons. She uses a colour palette inspired by classics of French cinema, including La Piscine and Le Mépris, with injections of leopard print and patent for Parisian je ne sais quoi. Focus is on the fabric – think millimetre thin suede shirts that wear like cotton and butter-soft leather dresses making them as comfortable as they are covetable. J’adore. Available from September, prices from £530.…

Embroidery or hoop art as it’s been termed, is having a major fashion moment. Once classed as solely a female pastime, stitching is back – you only have to search hashtags like #embroiderart and #modernembroidery on Instagram to see how popular it’s becoming. Traditional crafts – embroidery, crochet, knitting and cross stitch – are booming as we shun our screens in favour of a ‘hands-on’ hobby. Model Edie Campbell has co-produced a range of stitched slogan patches under the label Itchy Scratchy Patchy, and if you type ‘feminist embroidery’ into etsy.com, you’ll be served up a load of unique girl power designs. American artist Nicole Monjeau is among this group of young feminists channelling the art of embroidery. Here, Nicole, 30, tells us about the one-off pieces that she sells…

From Anya Hindmarch’s pixelated totes and coats to Karl Lagerfeld’s obsession with iPads (he reportedly owns 30), fashion enjoys playing with the digital age. In fact, some designers also employ the computer-craft combo as the foundation for their business, such as 32-year-old Alice Archer, who uses digital technology to cool-up embroidery. It was years of embroidering by hand while assisting artist Tracey Emin and Belgian designer Dries van Noten, that Alice first honed her skills. “All of the years of hand-embroidery experience really have informed how I do the digital programming,” she tells HFM. “All of my embroidery is digital, but I want the pieces to have a feeling of being done by hand, so I program each and every stitch. On a skirt, there are typically 500,000 stitches, so…

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SHOCKING PINK The velvety, stamped-on lip reminds us of Sade portraits from the cover of i-D magazine or The Face . Picked out as a make-up accent at many of the shows, including Cushnie et Ochs and Concept Korea, shades of pink popped against dark, mannish tailoring. A hard edge and matte finish gives it a luxurious, vintage feel. BLOOD ORANGE This palette-cleansing pigment is a talking point for AW17. The models at Eudon Choi wore a similarly ripe mouth and their blank complexions basked in its glow. A sheer apricot hue on the eyelids and the merest hint of a highlight on the tops of cheeks is all that’s needed to pull the look together. GOLD STREAKS Metallics, an 80s mainstay, were referenced in the eye make-up at Alexis…

As someone who describes her approach to beauty as utilitarian, 26-year-old Edie says she’s “flattered” to be an ambassador for YSL Beauty. “I don’t think it’s very interesting to promote this doll-like image that a lot of campaigns portray,” she points out. “And it’s great to care about what you look like, but it’s not the be-all and end-all. I prefer not to take it all too seriously, and just have fun with it. Go for it, be creative, try out different things.” Refreshingly frank, the London-bred model is the face not only of YSL’s fragrance Black Opium, but its new skin-nourishing All Hours Foundation. Edie’s breakthrough came when she was photographed at 16 by Mario Testino for British Vogue (“I was cast for a feature called Young London”). She…

Meeting fashion designer Jeremy Scott does not disappoint. The creative director of Italian fashion house Moschino – famed for his tongue-in-cheek take on US consumer culture – is just as irreverent and flamboyant as you could imagine. Jeremy, 41, has dressed celebrities such as Beyoncé, Madonna, Kanye West and Miss Piggy; collaborated with global brands Adidas and Longchamp and launched his own cult self-named clothing line. The Kansas City-born designer was recently in London to promote his latest collaboration with Magnum, a series of tote bags bearing characters from the 2017 Magnum x Moschino film Release the Beast , which stars Cara Delevingne. Here, Jeremy Scott considers his perfect day… I would wake up in Hawaii with beautiful views of the ocean and the waves rolling onto shore. I’d be…

HERO! We’re buzzing over these bejwelled beauties HERO! When it comes to sunnies, it’s time to get fruity! SHOP THIS PAGE ENDOURCE.COM  /HFM…

Fashion’s love affair with ‘sportscore’ shows no sign of abating, with more designers than ever favouring streetwise clothing over stricter dress codes. As with previous seasons, you can expect to see a lot of stretchy spandex and neon piping, but thanks to the likes of Versace and Rihanna’s label Fenty, silhouettes have tripled in size. Extra large Ri-Ri-inspired sleeping bag coat, anyone?…

HAT TRICKS Hats were rife on the catwalk, but it was the baker boy caps that really grabbed our attention. Isabel Marant’s beatnik-style has already been championed by the likes of Blake Lively and blogger Lucy Williams, while Miu Miu opted to cover its in head-turning bright faux fur. Tip: For a more classic look opt for tweed or leather. CHAIN GANG Move over Jay-Z, as Moschino, Marc Jacobs and Chanel were giving rapper bling a serious run (DMC) for its money. Oversized gold chains were adorned with huge pendants and layered for extra swag. Tip: Layering is key – even if the huge gold coin pendants aren’t for you, update your chain for a chunkier style. RAINBOW STRIPES Stripes are the perennial trend that keeps on giving. Fact. Swap…

Karlie Kloss, aka BFF to Taylor Swift and all-round American beauty, has ditched her girl next-door image with the help of her new icy blonde locks. Add to that the slung-over-the-shoulder straw Stetson and chunky walking boots and suddenly Karlie’s mustard yellow Dior frock is less ladylike and more yee-haw. Throw a bold red lip into the mix and an over-the-shoulder smoulder – and voila! A style transformation is born – hats off to you, Miss Kloss! SHOP THIS PAGE ENDOURCE.COM  /HFM 3 of the best…

These ruffles add drama in all the right places. Nip in the waist with a chunky belt and you’re set Layer ditzy, diaphanous dresses over raw-edge jeans and buckled boots SHOP THIS PAGE ENDOURCE.COM  /HFM…

Having previously collaborated with the likes of Eudon Choi, Sibling and Zoe Jordan, River Island has teamed up with Ashish for the penultimate Design Forum collaboration. Ashish describes the collection as “something lazy and a bit dreamy” with oversized slogan knits and sleeping bag puffa jackets, perfect for slouching around the house. There are also sequin and lace-trim slip dresses that are, in Ashish’s words, “stylish enough to be taken out”. The 15-piece collection is being promoted as gender neutral, a first for the Design Forum collaboration – and whilst we might not share the sequin mini with our boyfriend, the embroidered tartan pyjamas are perfect for swapsies… Launching online and in-store from mid September. Prices range from £30-£180 hfm LUXEFORLESS RODEO DRIVE…

SHOCKING PINK 1. Start by evening out your skintone with Max Factor’s Healthy Skin Harmony foundation, £13.99. Remember to apply foundation to the outside edge of your lips. 2. Create a hard line around lips using Dior’s Contour lip pencil in Enigmatic Matte [2], £27.50. Fill in the corners, too, and blend the colour towards the centre of your mouth using a brush. 3. “Use a brighter pink shade through the centre of your lips to fake a plumped-up finish,” suggests James. Try Dior Rouge Dior Liquid Rock Matte in Savage Matte [1], £27.50. 4. Contrast the matte make-up with a metallic nail, such as Dior’s Enigma [3], £20. BLOOD ORANGE 1. Start with a super-sheer tinted moisturiser to brighten up your complexion. 2. Pat Illamasqua Powder Eye Shadow in…

‘I LEARNT SO MUCH IN THE TIME I SPENT WORKING IN-STORE’ Walking into Benefit’s head office in San Francisco is like entering a cosmetics version of Charlie And The Chocolate Factory . The receptionist sits in a pink-themed room behind a sign informing us that she’s Director of First Impressions. Inside, there are shelves filled with vintage trinkets that the designers use for inspiration. There’s also a team dedicated to choosing the brand’s distinctive product names, a laboratory for testing and photographs charting Benefit’s history. The brand began in 1976, when identical twins and former models Jean and Jane Ford opened their first store in the city’s Mission District (their decision was based on a coin toss, with their other option being to open a casserole cafe). Their breakthrough product…

This summer, Jimmy Choo’s impeccable PR manager Alexandra Edwards married private members’ club owner Carlo Carello in a lavish three-day event in Italy attended by family, high society and fashion world friends. Alex, 28, who will take her husband’s name, wore a long-sleeved embroidered dress by Lebanese designer Naeem Khan, accessorised, naturally, with white satin Jimmy Choo shoes, complete with personalised date plaque and monogram on the sole. She and Carlo, 30, ex-Boujis manager and co-founder of hip new Albert’s Club in south-west London, were granted special access to the historic Castello di Racconigi, south of Turin, becoming the first couple to wed there since 1930. After the ceremony in the castle’s chapel, the 200 guests were escorted by a 10-piece marching band to drinks and a candlelit dinner on…

A  Acne Studios acnestudios.com/matchesfashion.com Alexachung matchesfashion.com Alexander McQueen alexandermcqueen.com Alice + Olivia aliceandolivia.com Annie Costello Brown avenue32.com Anthropologie anthropologie.com Anya Hindmarch anyahindmarch.com Ashish x River Island riverisland.com Asos asos.com Aspinal of London aspinaloflondon.com Astley Clarke astleyclarke.com Avène boots.com B  Balenciaga balenciaga.com Bourjois boots.com Bridie Hall bridiehall.com C  Calvin Klein calvinklein.co.uk Calzados Victoria calzadosvictoria.com Camilla Elphick camillaelphick.com Camper camper.com Caroline Constas net-a-porter.com Carvela kurtgeiger.com Cecilie Copenhagen ceciliecopenhagen.com Charles & Keith charleskeith.com Charlotte Olympia charlotteolympia.com Chinti & Parker chintiandparker.com Chopard chopard.com Christopher Kane christopherkane.com Chufy matchesfashion.com Clinique + Jonathan Adler clinique.co.uk Closet London closetlondon.com Cote co-te.com D  David Koma davidkoma.com Dior dior.com Dolce & Gabbana dolcegabbana.com Dose of Rose doseofrose.com E  Equipment net-a-porter.com Erdem selfridges.com Erdem x Linda Farrow erdem.com Erickson Beauman net-a-porter.com Esau Yori esauyori.com Eshvi x Nino Eliava farfetch.com Essentiel…

MILLENNIAL PINK IS UNDOUBTEDLY THE HUE OF THE MOMENT, but that didn’t stop British actress and musician Naomi Scott auditioning for the role of Yellow Ranger in the 2017 Power Rangers reboot. Naomi was picked to play Kimberly Hart (the pink one), regardless. On-screen the 24-year-old wore a bodysuit complete with breastplate and wedge heels (she’s pint-sized at five-foot-something) – but her off-screen outfit choices are decidedly more discerning. Now a regular at premieres and fashion parties, the rising star is becoming increasingly self-assured with her outfits, often choosing big name British-based designers, such as Burberry Prorsum, House of Holland, Stella McCartney and Markus Lupfer – along with the odd bit of Chanel, naturellement. The multi-talented half-Indian half-British beauty from London has also appeared in Disney’s Lemonade Mouth (2010), sci-fi…

While Marc Jacobs’ latest collection focused on the celebration of hip-hop culture in the 1970s (inspired by Netflix documentary Hip-Hop Evolution), Chloé delved into the bohemian world of 70s icons Marianne Faithfull and Jane Birkin. Whatever your style preference, expect shaggy shearlings, off-kilter knits, jazzy prints and mountains of corduroy.…

There was a clear come-together attitude at fashion week, with several designers using the runway as a political platform. Ideas of pilgrimage, migration and nomadic lifestyles were explored, as brands such as Alexander McQueen and Erdem collected indigenous textiles, rugs and handcrafted tapestries, and masterfully collaged them into patchwork prints in celebration of global cultures and heritage.…

‘I LOVED GETTING MARRIED. I WILL BE WITH HIM FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE, ZERO DOUBT ABOUT THAT’ SUPERMODEL ARIZONA MUSE is still buzzing from her wedding to the romantically-named Boniface Verney-Carron. “It was so nice. I loved getting married,” she tells HFM during our cover shoot within the grounds of a sprawling 17th century house overlooking the Thames in south-west London. “I will be with him for the rest of my life – zero doubt about that,” she continues excitedly. On a blazing summer’s day this June, after 18 months of dating and a relatively short engagement, the Tucson-born beauty wed her French beau at an intimate register office ceremony in London, attended by close family and friends. Coincidentally, it was five years earlier to the day…

Jewellery maestro Marco Bicego began his training as a gold artisan at his father’s workshop in Trissino, northern Italy, and gradually fell in love with the craft, launching his eponymous brand in 2000. “Slowly, I became absorbed until I was really enjoying it,” he tells us during a tour of his headquarters, where each 18ct gold piece is handcrafted. Now, his distinctive designs are sold in more than 40 countries worldwide… Marco, you’re very hands-on with the whole design process... “I want a direct line from the manufacturing to the consumer. It’s very important for me to connect with the women who wear my pieces. My heart is in production – we are very dynamic in terms of capturing the idea and moving fast to produce prototypes. Everything happens at…

1. Fitness CARLYROWENA.COM Personal trainer Carly Rowena gives us her top tips on how to look good inside and out – while perfecting those abs. Focusing on exercise and nutrition, the fitness guru guides us through getting gorgeous without having to skip a meal. Carly is open and honest about the struggles of achieving a great bod and also offers tips on good skin, gym-proofing your hair and do-able workouts – hers often taking place in multiple sunny locations around the world, naturally. Follow for: attainable body goals brought by a friendly fitness foodie 2. Travel BLONDE  ALMOND.COM Helen Warwick is an award-winning travel journalist giving us a how-to guide to the globe. The soon-to-be mum for a second time has six years’ experience at National Geographic Traveller under her…

‘THE ASOS RUFFLED SKIRT BRINGS OUT MY INNER CARRIE BRADSHAW’ As much as I love summer and the beautiful floaty, lightweight fabrics and textures it brings with it, nothing beats autumn/ winter fashion for me. I love slipping on my trusty biker boots (although I’ve got my eye on these Jimmy Choo beauties, below), covering up in thick, sumptuous knitwear and investing in cosy new coats to keep out the chill. It’s not a great time for my bank account. The Kenzo sweatshirt that I’m wearing (right) is my current favourite – it’s not overly purse-friendly (!), but so versatile that it’s a worthwhile investment. The Asos ruffled skirt is a statement piece, and gives me the chance to have a bit of fun with my look... Plus it brings…

‘These contrast block-heel beauties will tempt you out of the comfiest of flats. JULIET HERD EDITOR ‘For mis-matched underwear and the best triangle bras around, look no further. JO BOUNDS PRODUCTION DIRECTOR ‘Chunky jumpers don’t come much cosier than this. MARION REILLY ART DIRECTOR ‘Semi-precious stones, a dainty moon and dangling star comprise this pretty keepsake. DEBORAH CASTLE PICTURE DIRECTOR ‘The typically mannish military boot gets a girly update with ladylike tweed and an oversized net bow. LAURA WEATHERBURN JUNIOR SHOPPING EDITOR ‘The most luxe-looking “shacket” we’ve spied on the high street, this jacquard number gets our vote. JILL WANLESS DEPUTY EDITOR FOLKLORE Anthropologie has long been our go-to for crockery, cushions and up-cycling any sort of furniture that needs new and improved…

FRESH FROM THE ARCHIVES That face... In 1993, Mario Sorrenti photographed his then girlfriend, Kate Moss, for the Obsession Calvin Klein advertising campaign. Nearly 25 years later, Sorrenti has reopened his archive to mark the launch of Obsessed Calvin Klein, £68 – a fresh, oriental green fragrance. We love this never-seen-before image of Ms Moss. SKIN DETOX Back-to-back fake tans and layer upon layer of SPF – summer takes its toll on your complexion. Our current before-bed facial starts with Eve Lom’s Gel Balm Cleanser (1), £45. It has the same detoxifying eucalyptus blend as the brand’s iconic Balm Cleanser, but it also contains shea butter and grapeseed oil to moisturise. Then we follow up with Gazelli White Oil Ultra Nourishing Saviour Mask (2), £45 – which feeds your face…

Buy this PE NATION It might cost more than your monthly gym membership, but the active label loved by Joan Smalls and Gigi Hadid includes investment pieces that double up as off-duty weekend wear. Eschewing skimpy cuts and strategically placed sweat patches, this performance line has a comfortable collegiate feel, with raw-edged tees, bomber jackets and bike shorts. Use this GUT FEELING Your brain and gut are linked (that’s why you get butterflies when you’re nervous). And it works both ways, so digestive issues can cause anxiety, stress and depression. A study published earlier this year linked probiotics (that help support a healthy gut), to reduced symptoms of depression. HFM swears by OptiBac Probiotics For Every Day Extra Strength, £22.49 for 30 capsules, to soothe chronic IBS and…

When Sandra Mansour was asked to create her friend Ekaterina Malysheva’s wedding gown, she knew it wasn’t going to be any ordinary commission. For a start, the bride is a designer herself, secondly, she needed to produce four completely different outfits and lastly, the nuptials just happened to be a royal affair – the groom is one Prince Ernst August Jr von Hanover. “It was a bit overwhelming,” admits the Lebanese designer with some understatement. “Everything had to be right.” It was more than alright on the day – London-based Ekaterina, 31, who runs her own clothing line Ekat, famed for its festival jumpsuits worn by Mary Charteris, Rita Ora and Sienna Miller – looked the archetypal fairytale bride in a custom hand-embroidered Chantilly lace gown with pearl detail and…

LELLOUE Cannes, France VIP guests celebrated the launch of new luxury swim and beachwear brand, Lelloue. Hosted poolside at the beautiful Villa St George, the brand’s founders Helen Johnson and Amy Molyneaux (formerly of PPQ) were joined by Daisy Lowe, Portia Freeman, Clara Paget, Martha Ward, Lady Alice Manners and her beau Otis Ferry and stylist Catherine Baba. FOOD AND DRINK: Toasting the occasion with glasses of Hatt et Söner Champagne, guests danced to an intimate after-show performance by Shingai Shoniwa, formerly of the Noisettes. Michelin-starred chef Denis Fétisson of La Place de Mougins created a bespoke menu of seafood canapes such as smoked salmon and citrus mini tartlets paired with Cosmopolitans. CARTIER London’s Reform Club HFM cover star Arizona Muse joined Cartier UK MD Laurent Feniou to mark the…