Innholdsfortegnelse for September 2019 i HELLO! Fashion Monthly

This month we take a first look at new season style. You may still be enjoying the glorious sunnies and sandals weather but, in fashion land, the September issue means the autumn collections are upon us and, as always, we like to keep you ahead of the curve. Speaking of which, let us introduce you to Jasmine Sanders, our latest cover star. The model and social media phenomenon known as Golden Barbie talks about being discovered at the age of 13 and her meteoric rise to fame. Plus, beauty insiders share all the gloss from backstage at the London AW19 shows and we reveal the ten fast-track tricks to being on trend – if you’ve not got a mini bag, split-fronted trousers or bigged up your blazer yet, it’s time!…

AW19 COLLECTIONS Welcome to the new season! We showcase the catwalk shows that will shape your wardrobe, from dream dresses at Valentino to everyday luxury at Victoria Beckham. MAX MARA Matching full-pleat trouser suits and coats in camel, charcoal and tawny brown – this was true, timeless Max Mara at its best – with a few jolts of unexpected colour and animal print in the mix. ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Sarah Burton paid homage to her northern roots with a darkly romantic collection, referencing hallmarks of British culture and using cloth from the local Macclesfield mills. Sharp, masculine tailoring contoured in the most perfect McQueen way, while bold English rose patterns prevailed, finally sculpting models Adut and Anok in blooming silk taffeta folds. DRIES VAN NOTEN Using flowers from his own garden,…

Best known for her theatrical poses and social media presence (1.3m followers), the model-turned-mogul has a distinctive style and personality to match. She is also the owner of Nomad model management and the Coco Rocha model camp and an author of her book Study of Pose . She has used her ten-plus years of modelling experience to trailblaze her way to the top (and stay there) and is now training the new faces of fashion. Her distinct style is effortlessly chic with a cool-girl edge, matching her fun and creative personality. RETRO SUNNIES Elevate your outfit with retro sunnies. Coco Rocha pairs her dusty pink suit with a pair of tinted round frames, instantly making a style statement. MICRO BAG Take your look from day to night with an uber…

We’re starry eyed for the new collection by Thomas Sabo. Taking a trip through the constellations, the Magic Stars story is inspired by all things celestial, with glittering star-shaped zirconia stones adorning a galaxy of accessories. From cascading stars on diamond shaped drop earrings to a glittering cluster shooting from a single band ring, choose the piece that most represents your personality or stack together to make a statement. Pair the earrings with a razzle-dazzle metallic dress for Halpern-inspired glamour or wear a single ring with a monochrome herringbone suit to nod to Chanel. Shine on.…

In this AlexaChung vinyl hooded coat, I will not be letting any impending gloomy mornings or random downpours rain on my parade (or, more importantly, ruin my lewwwk!). Waterproofing and insulation aside, I love the pale blue colour of this retro-style trench, which can either be worn over separates (a Maje snake-print skirt, Jacquemus ribbed-knit top and Sarah & Sebastian petal-shaped Rosa pendants, in my case) or styled as a dress, like it was on the runway during London Fashion Week. I discovered Uterqüe (Zara’s lesser-known sister brand) during the spring and was really impressed at their purse-friendly sharp tailoring, clean lines and wearable tones. I recommend checking out the jewellery, too – just how gorgeous are these wear-with-everything, amber-coloured agate dangly earrings? During my recent stay at one of…

‘THESE BURNT ORANGE MULES WILL LOOK GREAT WITH CROPPED JEANS COME AUTUMN’ JILL WANLESS EDITOR ‘PAIR THIS BLOUSE WITH WIDE-LEG TROUSERS AND TRAINERS FOR DAY, OR A SILKY SLIP SKIRT AND STRAPPY SANDALS FOR THE EVENING’ LAURA WEATHERBURN SHOPPING EDITOR ‘IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR (AGAIN!) WHERE INVESTING IN A GOOD PAIR OF BOOTS IS KEY. YEEHAW COWGIRL!’ELLE SIXSMITH BEAUTY WRITER…

Madeleine has been producing high-quality, timeless fashion for 40 years, with beautifully curated catalogues and an irresistibly, shoppable website. Ageless, classic and comfortable pieces, there’s bags of choice, from stylish workwear and elegant tailoring with a twist. Outfit solutions for style savvy women who are looking for a one-stop-shop for impeccable outfits and on-trend accessories. Don’t miss the teddy fur coat and snakeskin ankle boots (left) for autumn, they’re on every fashion editor’s wishlist!…

How tiring is fashion week for you? LFW was pretty taxing as I started straight after I landed from New York – no time to drop off your luggage or deal with jet-lag, I had to shower at the Premier offices. The castings are the most tiring part because it takes so long to travel from A to B. Not to mention the fittings and the waiting times. I was so busy running around, I’d sometimes forget to eat. This was my first fashion week so I know in time I will find a way to manage everything and improve. But I must admit, being this busy gives me such a rush... I love it. Your favourite LFW show? Mary Katrantzou. I loved the vibe, from the casting to the…

GLAZED SKIN Backstage at Christopher Kane and Salvatore Ferragamo’s AW19 shows, make-up artists created radiant ‘liquid’ skin. You won’t achieve the same effect with a powder highlighter, so try Chanel’s Le Gel Paillete. This jelly-like texture hydrates and contains tiny flecks of shimmer, which deliver an iridescent sheen in the light. Smooth over cheeks and collarbone. BLONDE AMBITION Last year, 42 per cent of Brits lightened their hair, but – ask any blonde – sun-kissed strands require special attention. The bleaching process weakens the hair shaft, leaving it more prone to breakage and brassiness. Pantene’s new Hair Biology Grey & Glowing Purple Shampoo, £5.99, neutralises brassy and yellow tones to restore that in-salon sheen. Better still, it can be used on all hair textures, including afro hair, which is prone…

RIGHT STRIPES Vaara’s AW19 activewear collection has a cool retro feel. As well as sleek separates, it includes high-neck leotards, cycling short suits and tailored tracksuit bottoms. The pieces are cut from silky-soft stretchy fabrics that fit like a second skin – smoothing out any lumps or bumps. Use this SORE SPOT If you are one of the 1.5 million adults in the UK who suffers from chronic eczema, you’ll know the symptoms, such as itching and weeping skin, can be debilitating – facial flare-ups in particular. For instant relief, we’ve discovered Dr Roebuck’s Tama Healing Mask, £25. It was developed by eczema-suffering sisters and contains Australian manuka honey, which is renowned for its wound healing properties. Use all over or spot-apply to calm on contact. Do this…

Hen do expectations are reaching new levels, with some of the most bankrupting parties including week-long trips to Ibiza and mini African safaris. So it’s no wonder the stag and hen industry combined is worth £300 million. While you’ll be thanked for using your imagination by adding surprises and personal touches, it’s important to bear in mind budget, as well as changing trends. A survey carried out by Champneys spas suggests relaxing ‘zen dos’ and healthy events such as yoga are overtaking alcohol-fuelled hens of old. We’ve compiled a list of experiences for the modern hen who would rather stick pins in her eyes than appear on Instagram holding a lewd plastic prop. YOGA IN THE SKY City-specific activities are growing in demand with hens and Brighton is a popular…

1. Exhibition FANTASTICAL WORLD The V&A Museum’s next major fashion exhibition depicts the wondrous world of award-winning British photographer Tim Walker (who shot HFM’s April cover, dontcha know). The immersive journey includes photos, films, sets and a series of unseen works. Tim Walker: Wonderful Things at the V&A, 7 September-8 March, vam.ac.uk 2. Music GOING SOLO Even if you don’t know of American musician Julia Michaels, the chances are you’ll have heard one of the much-played songs she’s penned – Justin Bieber’s Sorry, Ed Sheeran’s Dive or Kelly Clarkson’s War Paint, anyone? Moving firmly forward from behind the scenes the now singer and songwriter is bringing her solo act to the UK and Ireland with dates (that are already selling out) in Dublin, Manchester, Glasgow and London. Julia Michaels: The…

Chief executive and fashion director of Tank magazine and creative agency, Caroline Issa has the business of style all wrapped up. Along with heading up the super-cool quarterly art and architecture title, she has helped create bespoke publications for Prada and Levi’s and launched online magazine becauselondon.com. With her striking looks, thanks to her Chinese, Lebanese and Iranian heritage, she’s also a street style star (and style icon to 199k Instagram followers) and former model. Always cool-hunting, she recently curated a series of talks for Eccleston Yards, a new creative hub in London’s Belgravia, and says her mission is to, “Embrace diverse voices and showcase young talent”. Now she’s bringing her personal style to the people and has designed a collection of summer dresses for Next’s collaborative line, Label/ Mix.…

TIJEN HFM’s picture editor gets to grips with some candle styling for our bespoke Hello! x Jo Loves collab. ELLE Charts the rise of the blurred red lip trend across four fashion capitals and gets some serious make-up inspo backstage at the shows. JILL Gets up close and personal with our cover star Jasmine Sanders, better known as Golden Barbie, on our shoot in Encino, LA. BECKY Catches up with Alek Wek, wearing Pucci, at Jade Parfitt’s nuptials, one of the biggest fashion weddings of the year. JO Chats to the fashion force that is Caroline Issa, wearing one of her own designs, at the launch of her Mix/Caroline Issa collection for Next. THE TEAM Have to crack out the cagoules and umbrellas for our beachfront fashion shoot in Croatia…

Right back in the (relatively) early days of social media, model and influencer Jasmine Sanders sat with her sister playing around with various monikers. “We were trying to figure one out, because I wanted to create an Instagram handle,” she tells us when we speak on the phone ahead of her HFM cover shoot in LA, where she is now based. “I started remembering how people at school would say I looked like a Barbie doll, and they’d also call me Goldilocks, so we put the two together and came up with ‘@golden_barbie’. “I’m really happy that we picked something cute because it really did stick,” she says, laughing with relief. “I’m so glad that it wasn’t something too crazy, although it is slightly annoying, because it has the underscore,…

Match point This season sees Lacoste’s debut collection with British designer Louise Trotter at the helm, making her the first woman to become creative director in the brand’s long-standing 85-year history. Formerly at Joseph, she became synonymous with clean lines and form-flattering tailoring – as seen in this inaugural collection. From butter-soft leather trenches with sporty utility belts to preppy tennis-inspired knits with the logo in abstract embroidery, it’s set to be the label on everyone’s lips. Prices from £45 A-LIST CASHMERE British cashmere designer Madeleine Thompson has teamed up with long-standing friend and American actor Michelle Monaghan to front the AW19 campaign. Shot in LA, Madeleine explains that Michelle was a perfect fit, bringing a strength and attitude that’s at the heart of what the brand stands for. This…

An hour inside the fantasy world of Ryan Lo is a colourful place to be. Popular culture, anime, Disney and Sex & the City are constant forms of inspiration for the London-based designer who was born and raised in Hong Kong. “My collections are kooky enough to set me apart and I love that,” he tells us, when we meet at the launch of Celebrating China, a pop-up store at Bicester Village curated by Susie Bubble, which he was taking part in. “We’ve been friends for a long time, in fact she writes all of my press releases and show reports. She first approached me about eight years ago,” he tells us, of his relationship with the influencer. “Her parents are from Hong Kong so we share the same cultural…

ANNA VITIELLO Who London-based, ex-fashion editor of Harpers Bazaar, and one half of accessories blog@andfinally. From jewellery to bags, shoes to hats, if she’s not wearing them, she’s inspiring others to on her carefully curated feed. Wears A well-edited mix of vintage and current season pieces that represent her eclectic, Italian style. Current fave brands include Dior, Fendi and Nanushka. AMIAYA Who Hailing from Tokyo, models and J-Pop stars Ami and Aya (better known as Amiaya) are taking the fashion world by storm. Their bright pink hair and cute matchy-matchy outfits have won them a place on the Gucci and Dolce & Gabbana FROWs – and a Fendi campaign to boot. Wears Outlandish prints, feathers, sequins and bold shapes – as long as they’re matching or co-ordinating in some way.…

Whether you’ve got your eye on a leopard-print ankle boot, a slinky slip dress or a cosy new knit, you’re sure to find an array of AW-ready fashion hits at New Look. Now with TV and radio host Rochelle Humes as brand ambassador you can add a shot of celebrity glamour to your wardrobe by shopping her hero pieces for the new season. We’re offering you the chance to meet Rochelle in Manchester and London where she’ll be joined by HFM’s editor Jill Wanless to chat fashion advice, take questions from the audience and enjoy an exclusive shopping discount. *CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES IS 4 SEPTEMBER 2019. FOR FULL TERMS AND CONDITIONS VISIT HELLOFASHION.COM/WIN…

We’re not just being patriotic, London is the launch pad for some of the beauty industry’s most prominent creative vanguards. Consider some of the make-up artists, hair stylists and manicurists who have honed their craft in the British capital and are now flying the flag; Pat McGrath, Charlotte Tilbury, Sam McKnight, Val Garland, Guido Palau, Marian Newman, Eugene Souleiman… the list goes on. “London has certainly born a lot of talented and successful creatives,” says Sam McKnight. “With its fashion colleges and roster of independent designers – who aren’t as dictated to by business – it’s a breeding ground for young talent. London has a tradition of being more experimental than the other fashion capitals – where the industry is more corporate.” The UK’s cultural climate has moulded generations of…

COUNTDOWN TO CATWALK “We had 70 models fly into London for AW19,” says model booker Daniel Robson. “So we start arranging flights, accommodation and visas months in advance.” But the creative process for hair, make-up and nails starts days or even the night before a show. “I receive references in advance but during the ‘test’ – a sort of trying on session with a model – we work up ideas with the designer and conceive a look that will complement the collection and help set a new tone for the season,” explains Val. Preparation for leading nail artists, like Sabrina Gayle, who worked on Bora Aksu and Roberta Einer’s AW19 shows, is painstaking: “If there are 25 to 30 models in a show, I will prep 350 nail tips. But…

Cheat sheet Celebrity and BAFTA award-winning make-up artist Morag Ross speaks about the art of concealmentÉ 1“Start by smoothing on an eye cream then, to de-puff, take your middle fingers in circular motions around the eye area to your temples, then run them down your jaw and neck.” 2“A colour correcting primer is key. Peach neutralises blue and purple, pink cancels out grey and if your circles have a slightly brown undertone, opt for an orange-hued one to lift.” 3“When choosing your concealer, pick a shade that’s slightly lighter than your foundation. Liquid consistencies are best for thin skin and help plump up fine lines. Waxy concealers are ideal for full coverage. Apply a thin veil in a V shape from the tear duct, finishing at the outer corner of…

How knitwear designer Alex Gore Browne came to live at Tidmington House ten years ago is the stuff fairytales are made of. Her and husband Jo Bamford had been invited down from Staffordshire to stay with his parents, Sir Anthony and Lady Carole Bamford, who own nearby Daylesford House – a 150-acre Georgian estate. “It’s quite a sweet story, actually. We were driving home and Jo said, ‘I really have to show you this house, it’s so pretty’, he studied architectural history at university, so he’s always been interested in buildings. “We took a different route home, slowing down and then stopping outside this beautiful house – admiring it from the road. Then about two years later it went up for sale, and we were lucky enough to buy it.”…

Hello! hosted an emotionally-charged inaugural Star Women awards in association with leading British luxury childrenswear retailer Childrensalon. Celebrity judges were Vogue Williams, Rochelle Humes, Saira Khan, Hibo Wardere, Hello! editor-in-chief Rosie Nixon and Kate Silverton, who also hosted. WINNERS Sarah, Duchess of York, received Inspiration of the Year for her work with charity Street Child, presented by Beverley Knight. Fresh off the Spice World tour, Mel B attended, winning Campaigner of the Year. Fashion Game-Changer was presented to HFM cover girl Charli Howard. “To receive my first award is incredible and the room is full of other amazing women,” she beamed. Guests were also touched by the Hubb Community Kitchen, who were awarded the Community Award for the support they continue to give to fellow survivors of the Grenfell Tower.…

What’s the best thing about living in LA? “Being able to jump in my car and drive around. Also, being with my dogs and my friends. I just love being outside.” What breed is your dog? “He’s a pit-bull labrador mix and also has some dalmatian in him. He’s an all-white big boy weighing about 60lb. He has a lot of energy. I also have two French bulldogs and he tries to act like them – thinking he’s a very small dog and can just jump on your lap.” What’s your favourite film? “Breakfast at Tiffany’s . I like old movies, old music, old everything.” Where did you last holiday? “That’s a hard one, it’s been a while. I really can’t think of where. It’s been over a year, I…

Actress Francesca Reale is living the Hollywood dream. Growing up in LA, she often spotted famous actors as a child, and has gone on to appear on the big screen herself, winning her first TV role on US police drama Blue Bloods aged 21. “When I was little I’d often go into restaurants and see a big actor sitting across from me,” she says. “When I was six, I saw Jack Black and I ran up and begged for his autograph, spilling his coffee everywhere – it was mortifying.” Now the 24-year-old is set to become a household name as Heather, a new character in hit Netflix show Stranger Things 3, alongside Winona Ryder and Millie Bobby Brown. “The first time I met Winona she not only complimented my entire…

Meet your new must-have and the ideal gift for your girl gang. We’re excited to share our collaboration with luxury fragrance brand Jo Loves – an indulgent candle inspired by friendship. Combining three sumptuous white flowers, each layer symbolises the powerful bond between friends, where one beautiful bloom complements and enhances another. Hello! and Jo Malone CBE have cultivated a stunning floral symphony where rich and creamy gardenia blends into heady Mediterranean orange blossom to meet a base of tuberose. Celebrate your friendship and dedicate the candle to someone special with a bespoke label – scent with love.…

Win the chance to join us for an evening of VIP style advice and shopping with Rochelle Humes and HFM’s Jill Wanless. Enjoy an exclusive in-store discount, sweet treats and a goody bag. MANCHESTER Monday 16 September, 6.30pm, New Look Manchester Arndale Centre, New Cannon Street Mall, Manchester M4 3AJ LONDON Thursday 19 September, 6.30pm, New Look 73/89 Oxford Street, London W1D 2ES For your chance to win one of five pairs of tickets to either event, enter at hellofashion.com/win*…

1. POP ON GOGGLES Move over, cat eye, as it’s time to go off-piste – quite literally – when it comes to the current sunglasses shape du jour. While these sunnies might be reminiscent of ski goggles, just look to influencer Doina Ciobanu, who proves they’re anything but geeky. 2. SAY HELLO TO HAIRBANDS Blair Waldorf meets Anne Boleyn, as gloriously girly hairbands were the accessory everyone was talking about – or, more specifically, Prada’s silk satin versions. The trend continues for autumn with every iteration, from velvet to crystal-covered. 3. SPLIT YOUR HEMS The latest trouser shape comes with exaggerated front slits, thanks to Victoria Beckham, Rejina Pyo and Roland Mouret. If you’ve not already got on board, now’s the time, as this trend is set to stay. Why…

We’ve heard it talked about, but the London ‘look’ is really just a rebuttal of homogenised beauty. “British designers take risks on new and unusual girls,” says Daniel Robson, senior agent at Premier Model Management. “You might come across someone who you think is a Burberry or a JW Anderson type, but you can never be sure who a designer will respond to – it’s super-varied. That’s why London is the best city to launch new models. It’s hugely exciting when you see the requests start to roll in – it sets the tone for a girl to go on and smash it in Milan and Paris.” This season, Burundi native Nella Ngingo (pictured here) was one of the standout models. She secured coveted catwalk spots at Mary Katrantzou, Christopher…

L’Oréal Professionnel Techni Art Ring Light, £15.60 Tina Outen: “This is a new shine spray that I had an absolute ball with – we went through 150 bottles backstage. I love the finish – it’s light and dries in seconds – but you can also brush it out and reset the hair.” The Sign Tribe Remove and Chill Nail Polish Eraser Cream, £14.25 Sabrina Gayle: “It’s gentle and nourishes your nails and cuticles while efficiently removing your polish. It’s brilliant – smell good, too!” L’Oréal Paris Infallible Unlimited Mascara in Black, £10.99 Val Garland: “I’m always giving this away to models. It’s a great brush and delivers good coverage and thicker lashes. I have it in my own personal make-up bag. I love it!”…

We’ve fallen under the spell of Sarah Jessica Parker’s latest fragrance. A fresh twist on the inaugural sister scent, Lovely, the chic incarnation is inspired by a youthful spirit and SJP’s take on modern femininity. Born Lovely melds lush peony florals and cassis with a zesty burst of mandarin and orange blossom. The uplifting fruit and floral bouquet is undercut by sultry cedarwood and caramel for a striking but unashamedly feminine fragrance. Taking a cue from ballet, the bottle is bestowed with an elegant pink grosgrain ribbon atop the pale grey bottle – the vintage-inspired design will make a ladylike addition to any dressing table. Try this ‘floriental’ scent this season and you too will be charmed, we’re sure.…

Pub “The Wild Rabbit in Kingham has a great restaurant and the bar is cosy. You can eat fish goujons by the fire. And you can stay overnight, too.” Restaurant “The Bower House in Shipstonon-Stour does a lovely roast.” Shop “Cutter Brooks in Stow-on-the Wold is a treasure trove filled with exquisite things and is great for gifts.” Walk “Pick up a map at the till in Daylesford farm shop – they’ve lovely hour or half-hour routes.” Spa “Bamford Haybarn Spa is just amazing – you’ll get a massage there like you’re in Thailand.” Park “Port Meadow in Oxford. In the spring and summer there are wild ponies grazing and they come up to you.” Spot “Sit with an ice-cream on the bridge over the river at Bourtonon-the-Water. It’s pretty…

At this year’s Oscars, when Lucy Boynton’s boyfriend and Bohemian Rhapsody co-star Rami Malek leapt up after winning the Breakthrough Artist Award, it wasn’t before diligently giving Lucy, who was looking incredible wearing a floor-length Rodarte gown accessorised with Cartier jewels, a passionate smooch. Post-speech, Lucy was the subject on everyone’s lips, with many film types asking, “Who’s Rami’s new girlfriend?”. On the flip, the fashion industry was querying the opposite, as Lucy’s been on their radar for some time. Some of her perfectly coordinated red carpet looks, courtesy of London-based stylist Leith Clark, include Chloé, (new) Celine, Erdem, Miu Miu, Valentino and Prada. Born in New York and raised in London, the Anglo-American’s breakout role was a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, aged 12 (2006); since then she’s…

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