Innholdsfortegnelse for October 2019 i HELLO! Fashion Monthly

This issue we’re celebrating the magazine’s 5th birthday in new season style, with the biggest looks for autumn. Showcasing all of the best trends, from fanciful feathers to daylight disco, it means you can shop smart as well as looking at the brands who are giving back. Readers have told us they’d rather spend more on something that is sustainable and socially responsible so, with plenty of them “doing good”, why settle for less? We’re also thinking more consciously when it comes to beauty. Hear about why the snazzy new refillable products are becoming a viable eco option, plus depolluting shampoos and eco scent – because going green doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice style and luxury.…

THE TRENDS GUIDE From Koché’s fanciful feathers to the return of punk, courtesy of Prada, the trends offered plenty of characterful confidence.We distil the nine moods that define the new season. MODERN FEMININITY With brands like Batsheva and Cecilie Bahnsen gaining momentum, and a Laura Ashley revival, ultra-feminine pieces have never been so relevant. Brock Collection’s delicate bustier dresses, waist-defining peplums and trumpet skirts epitomise the trend, bringing raw romance to daywear in a perfect way. DAYLIGHT DISCO Just like the ubiquitous ‘dressy top,’ dressed-down daytime sequins are a thing. Think show-girl crystal trims on a crisp white shirt, jazzy sequinned trews paired with a prim blouse and glitzy cocktail dresses layered over denim. Take your cue from Halpern, Christopher Kane, Ermanno Scervino and Paco Rabanne. GENDER FLUID The line…

VANESSA SPENCE WOMENSWEAR & MENSWEAR DESIGN DIRECTOR AT ASOS After starting her career 17 years ago working in design at Arcadia and Pepe Jeans, Vanessa joined Asos in 2007. With her small team of two, she was influential in shaping the Asos brand and now has a team of over 100. Vanessa started as womenswear design director in 2007, before being promoted to design director across womenswear and menswear in 2018, to develop a unified look and feel to the Asos ranges, trends and collaborations. Now she oversees the design of all product. 1. “This is the perfect layering piece for autumn.” 2. “A corset shirt gives a great shape with its accentuated shoulders and nipped-in waist.” 3. “These 80s-inspired faux leather trousers are a must.” 4. “A gold hoop…

BAGS OF FUN Perfect your look with a matchymatchy bag like style influencer Bettina Looney. Look out for slouchy clutches, box bags and chain handles this season. GO TONAL Elevate your look by pairing deeper caramel hues with lighter biscuit shades a la German blogger Leonie Hanne. LAYER TEXTURES The trick is to layer heavier textures like faux fur and shearling with streamlined silks and linens. Influencer Tamara Kalinic gets the balance just right In her teddy bear coat and trews. GET THE LOOK…

1.Food @CHOCOLATE COVEREDKATIE Dubbed the Queen of Healthy Desserts, Katie comes up with recipes to make your favourite treats guilt-free. Her Insta page consists of colourful breakfasts, chocolate-covered everything and rainbow fillings. All her recipes have the flexibility of being vegan, or adding that guilty pleasure of something a little “less-healthy”, so they suit everyone. Perfect for Sunday night desserts, on-the-go breakfasts or office treats, this account will have you indulging more than once a week. Follow for: all things choccy, sweet and tasty – with a guilt-free twist 2.Travel @THESUNDAY CHAPTER For anyone interested in a blend of fashion and travel, this is the lifestyle feed for you! Melbourne-based blogger, Angela, created The Sunday Chapter to inspire her audience to live a stylish and adventurous life. With a feminine…

Each season Anna Mason London reveals her signature cord Jane jumpsuit (above) in new tempting colours, and believe me when I say, they’re an investment. The distinctive silhouette and belted waist make you feel more empowered with every step. I recently had the most idyllic weekend away in Mallorca, staying at Ca’s Xorc, a 200-year-old, characterful, former finca nestled in the mountains of the Sóller valley. The hotel has the perfect combination of old-world charm and modern-day luxury. My local guide, Zöe Jordan (her latest collection of tie-dye cashmere is the coolest – much like the designer herself) made sure I hit all the most important spots on the island, including a hillside cake shop... She knows me so well. It was on this trip that I decided that rolled-up…

‘WEAR WITH BARE LEGS TO GIVE THESE SANDALS THE LIMELIGHT’ LAURA WEATHERBURN SHOPPING EDITOR ‘I LOVE THE s-INSPIRED PRINT ON THIS BLOUSE. IT’LL LOOK GREAT WITH VINTAGE-WASH JEANS AND COWBOY BOOTS!’ JO BOUNDS ASSISTANT EDITOR…

CLEAN SWEEP The Body Shop’s Tea Tree Oil is a skincare staple for most of us and now there’s a new Peel-Off Mask, £5, in the same Anti-Imperfection range. Just add water, mix and mask. It helps calm inflammation and leaves your skin feeling satisfyingly fresh. Plus, look out for the new Community Trade packaging, made from recycled plastic in India, that would otherwise enter rivers and oceans. NATURAL DETOX It turns out that Klorane’s Aquatic Mint Shampoo, £8, is as good for your plughole as it is for your scalp. It contains organically farmed water mint (also known as ‘river balm’) to exfoliate and soothe your skin and hair strands – and as you rinse away the soapy suds, the natural extracts go on to help depollute waterways. French…

Considered the UK’s original social activist beauty brand, The Body Shop has pioneered ethically sourced, cruelty-free products since the 1970s. Now, as consumers become increasingly #woke to environmental issues and the global plastic crisis, the brand is driving social change with a new recycling scheme to transform lives as well as the planet. Despite the recent headlines, plastic remains a versatile and renewable resource when used responsibly. Meanwhile, half the world’s population live without formal waste management, leaving plastic as a major pollutant for both surrounding dwellings and the ocean. In India some of the world’s most marginalised women look to waste picking to make a living. Many are Dalits, previously known as ‘untouchables’ – India’s lowest social caste. An estimated 1.5 million waste pickers collect and sort over 6,000…

Aspirational “The website 1stdibs.com has a great selection, but you can see something on there and Google it and find it somewhere else like eBay, for a quarter of the price. It’s a very inspiring website.” Vintage “Also I go on to French website pamono.co.uk, which has great vintage and antique pieces that are very affordable. I have bought a lot from there.” Flea market “There is an iconic market in the far east of Paris called Les Puces de Saint Ouen, which has all these galleries that have been there for decades. It’s quite expensive, but it’s like going to a museum, it’s so beautiful. And I like the fact that they refuse to go online, because they really want people to make the effort to walk around to…

1. Art PRE-ROMANTIC This month, The Tate will rediscover William Blake, with over 300 works. The British painter was overlooked during his lifetime, selling only 30 copies of his now famous book of poetry Songs of Innocence and of Experience before his death; and the art show he held at his brother’s shop in Soho attracted only a handful of visitors. Now considered a seminal figure in the Romantic Age, this exhibition is expected to draw in substantially more interest. William Blake: The Artist, Tate Britain, 11 September-2 February 2020, tate.org.uk 2. Music A GRANDE TOUR The artist, who headlined Manchester Pride last month and was made the first honorary citizen of the city in recognition of her charity efforts, remains in the UK for her Sweeter world tour. The…

STANDOUT SNAKESKIN Fashion’s stance on the no-fur policy extends to exotic skins, too, so expect an array of mock snakeskin to slither its way onto accessories. From Erdem to Givenchy to the high street, it’s the hero print that’ll bring your wardrobe into the new season with a bang… time to take a back seat leopard print. SHINE BRIGHT There’s nothing like a bit of OTT sparkle to kick-start your AW19 look. But there’s no need to save the shimmer and sparkle for Christmas, as crystals splashed over heels or mega-watt necklaces add instant wow factor to even the most mundane of looks. We’ll be wearing our crystal mules to do the weekly shop… CHAIN REACTION From Marni’s girlymeets-tough necklaces to Armani’s arm candy, chains went supersize this season. Layer…

Amy Jackson, the glamorous face of new fragrance Guess 1981 Los Angeles, might be from Liverpool, but it was India where her career began. After winning a Miss Teen World pageant aged 16 she was spotted by a Bollywood director who asked her to audition for his next film. Having never acted before, two weeks later she and her mum were living and filming in Chennai, south India. Going on to become a household name in the country, she has since starred in US TV series Supergirl and is now gracing Guess billboards the world over. We chatted to the actress and model about her style, huge social media following and bagging the job of her dreams… What new skills did you have to learn for your first film? It…

GEORGIA HARDINGE This year Georgia Hardinge opened her new store on London’s St Christopher’s Place. The innovative, interactive and recycled mecca used forgotten products, repurposing them for the space. Additionally, the Parsons Paris graduate, who has collaborated with Swarovski, Lancôme and Victoria’s Secret, is striving to produce collections that are as sustainable as possible. Who is the Georgia Hardinge customer? “She’s an informed and forward-thinking individual. She’s a hard worker who also loves to travel – my clothes are great for travelling; they’re crease-free, machine-washable and easy to wear. But that’s not all she is, she loves art.” Who have you been excited to dress? “I love my customers much more than celebrities because they buy pieces, so actually spend their hard-earned money on them. I have dressed Lady Gaga,…

Your winter dressing dilemmas are solved – we’ve found the ultimate wardrobe hero in this F&F houndstooth coat. Taking inspiration from Chanel’s oversized herringbone silhouettes shrugged on with cool-girl insouciance, and the smart charcoal checks worn belted with towering heels at Givenchy, this high-street hit punches far above its humble price tag. Committing to your new season coat takes consideration – make it monochrome to get maximum fashion mileage for this winter and beyond. In goes-with-everything slate grey, it’s the ultimate all-rounder. Sleek tailoring touches include a single oversized button and sharp lapels, destined to look as effortless shoulder-robed on the morning commute as worn over a cocktail dress for evening drinks. Play it cool and layer over sporty separates for off-duty days or go prim and proper with a…

Rochelle for New Look Centred around key pieces, Rochelle Humes’ latest edit for New Look covers everything from winter coats, staple knits, everyday denim and key accessories. The collection is cleverly curated to ensure each item can be mix and matched – perfect for the transition between autumn and winter.…

Cabaret Queen Big lashes and glitter galore – the divine decadence of Liza Minelli’s Sally Bowles springs to mind… The Liberace Look Go greatest showman in a fabulous wide-collared shirt with OTT gilding. What a Fun Guy! Ezra Miller was bang on dressed as a bubble-gum pink sateen ‘shroom it seems. Ted Talk Vivetta’s take on the teddy bear coat is very literal this season. It’s time to dig out Sooty, Paddington, Rupert and Fozzie. GET THE LOOK FOR LESS…

It’s a dark afternoon in New York and, a then 21-year-old Margaret Qualley stands in director Spike Jonze’s apartment, ready for the audition of her life. The aptly named Mutant Brain by DJs Sam Spiegel & Ape Drums plays and, “I just really went for it”, says Margaret. By “went for it”, she’s referring to her frenzied back-bending and demonic dance moves which won her the lead role in the Kenzo World fragrance advert. “I left and was like, either I got that job or he thinks I’m a psychopath,” she says. Thankfully, it was the former and the campaign went viral. It has since been viewed over 26 million times on YouTube and been dubbed ‘one of the best perfume ads of all time’. Margaret was a ballet dancing…

Buy this SUSTAINABLY STYLISH Six recycled plastic bottles go into every pair of Nimble Compresslite leggings – but they’re so soft you wouldn’t know it.The wide, high-rise waistband ensures a comfortable, flattering fit and you can train in the knowledge that 300,000 bottles were saved from landfill last year, thanks to this feelgood brand. Book this SELF-CARE SUBSCRIPTION FabFitFun is a different kind of subscription service. Members choose full-size products from a collection spanning beauty, home, wellness and fitness. Each package is seasonal and includes a mix of new and cult high-end products. Think cute Anthropologie travel-size yoga mats, Amika hair straighteners, Aromatherapy Associates rollerballs and Kate Spade lunch bags. The service is already massive in the US and has almost two million members. You can pay per box, starting…

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Model Nadine Leopold lives a stone’s throw from the parks (Green, Hyde, St James) in a prestigious apartment block in Mayfair – arguably London’s most salubrious postcode. Once we’ve navigated the revolving doors and concierge we’re offered a seat in the calm and stately foyer. Soon Nadine bounces out of the lift to join us; it’s a week since her HFM cover shoot. “I can’t wait to see the magazine,” she nods sincerely when we shake hands. She’s impossibly tall, with an insanely clear complexion, permanent smile and cute freckles on her nose. She sits down, manoeuvring her long legs onto the couch into a side cross, and we congratulate her on her top. “It’s just Zara,” she announces (but it looks designer), she’s also wearing Frame jeans and animal-print…

1.EDEN DIODATI Jewellery brand Eden Diodati works with an “extraordinary” cooperative of women who survived the genocide in Rwanda. 2.SEEK COLLECTIVE Seek Collective not only explores sustainability at every step of the supply chain, but the US brand also works with skilled technicians from a rural part of south India that produce pigments using only natural products. 3.MONKI Swedish brand Monki collaborated for a second time with Mental Health Europe this year. Through this ongoing relationship they plan to explore the topic and its impact on daily life, by encouraging these important discussions to continue and evolve. 4.ALLBIRDS When Allbirds launched in the UK in October 2018, they promised to be “the most comfortable shoes in the world”. They are also sustainable using renewable materials, including merino wool from New…

Amidst the lush backdrop of Grasse, the world-renowned capital of perfume set on the glamorous French Riviera, Jo Malone and Rosie Nixon are concocting the scent of friendship. Melding the exotic flowers found in the gardens of Grasse with great British craftsmanship at a UK-based candle factory, this autumn sees our sister title Hello! collaborate with Jo Loves, the luxury fragrance brand founded by Jo Malone CBE. The result is a luxurious layered candle to celebrate friendship – a heady combination of three white flowers with each layer chosen to symbolise the powerful and unique bond between friends. A top note of rich and creamy gardenia blends into refreshing Mediterranean orange blossom, finished with a base of powdery tuberose. “For me, this special candle represents three very strong notes because…

Although still only 30, Rochelle Humes has been entertaining since the age of 11. It all began when she saw an advert on kids’ TV to join band S Club Juniors. Since then, she became a member of girl band The Saturdays, is the author of children’s book The Mega Magic Hair Swap!, presents shows such as Ninja Warrior UK and The Hit List, with husband and ex-JLS band member Marvin, and is also a regular co-host on This Morning. Today we meet Rochelle, who is unveiling her edit of pared-back wardrobe staples from high street brand New Look. “I’ve picked my favourite pieces that I think everyone should have in their wardrobes, like a good amount of denim, great tops and outerwear,” she tells us. “The shoot today was…

The beauty industry is sitting on a ticking time bomb; it generates over 120 billion units of packaging in a year – most of which is not recycled, instead ending up in landfill or the ocean. The UN classifies the world’s production of waste as a “planetary crisis” and its partners predict that, if it continues at this rate, our oceans will carry more plastic than fish by 2050. ‘ZERO WASTE IS AT ODDS WITH THE TRADITIONAL, LUXURIOUS IMAGE OF THE INDUSTRY’ But more of us are starting to question brands on their eco-ethical practices and hold them to their promises. A recent report published by market intelligence agency Mintel concludes that the industry needs to respond: “If beauty and personal care brands don’t change their approach now, they won’t…

What it is CBD is one of hundreds of compounds found in cannabis plants. It’s legal in the UK if it’s taken from hemp, which is non-psychoactive – aka, it won’t get you “high” – that still requires a trip to Amsterdam. But CBD is recognised by receptors in the body and new research suggests it has lots of health benefits, from treating IBS, chronic pain and managing stress and sleep to treating serious conditions such as epilepsy. In skincare, CBD is touted for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties and is being used for acne, to relieve dryness and symptoms of eczema and psoriasis. You may have seen “cannabis sativa seed oil”, the scientific term for “hemp seed oil”, on skincare labelling from brands such as Kiehl’s, Votary and Milk,…

In American crime drama Ozark, Julia Garner stole the hearts of many when she played Ruth Langmore, a plucky teenager with aspirations beyond the trailer park she was raised. More recently, the 25-year-old actress and model swapped her southern twang and plaid shirts for neat knitwear and an elite Orange County zip code, playing Terra Newell in thriller Dirty John. But, if you haven’t caught the New York City native on Netflix, or spotted her (pretty in pink) in the SS19 Kate Spade campaign shot by Tim Walker, in one of Miu Miu’s Women’s Tales short films, or the 2019 Pirelli calendar, chances are you’ll have seen her appear immaculately groomed on the red carpet. The camera loves her and she owns her looks: from a Miu Miu trench nonchalantly…

It’s been an incredible 50 years since the fuchsia-haired queen of British fashion, Dame Zandra Rhodes, first launched her eponymous label. Going on to become the UK’s most renowned textile designer, she started out selling her designs on London’s Carnaby Street in the 60s, dressing everyone from Princess Diana to Jackie O. A memorable moment was when rock band Queen popped around for a fitting session. “Freddie Mercury and Brian May came round to my place – it was only a funny little attic in Bayswater – and I told them they had to come in the evening because otherwise there’d be no changing rooms,” she laughs. Next is an upcoming collaboration with Ikea and a retrospective of her work at the Fashion & Textile Museum, which she founded in…