Innholdsfortegnelse for June 2020 i HELLO! Fashion Monthly

Welcome to the June issue, in these troubling times we’re here to lift your spirits with some inspiring style. Our cover star this month is true fashion royalty. Granddaughter of uber designer Diane, Talita Von Furstenberg is paving her own fashion path with a collection for the eponymous brand. Her TVF for DVF range is fresh and vibrant, much like the lady herself, read about her ambitions and her incredible family tree. Don’t miss our 20-page Luxe For Less special with the fashion team’s edit of the best of the high street, because right now we could all do with some retail therapy (even if it’s from the sofa).We’ve done the legwork so you can shop online and make a beeline for all the gems. Stay well!…

THAT 70S SHOW True 70s denim was eye-wateringly tight at the top and generously slack at the bottom (think Tom Jones hip-huggers) but this season’s iterations by the likes of Celine and Saint Laurent are far more forgiving. Consider high-waisted, gentle boot-cuts and A-line midis your wardrobe staples. THE DARK SIDE Indigo denim has Bottega Veneta’s blessing, so we’re predicting a spike in this particular hue’s popularity. Whether you’re going full Canadian tuxedo in matching shirt and trousers or trying out structural dresses like the ones we saw at Molly Goddard – this is denim with after-dark appeal. Style Tip Switch out your light-washed jeans for some smartly hemmed denim in darker indigo hues. This dress gives us total 90s vibes. Wear it with ankle boots. TIE-DYE FOR Tie-dye is…

Ukranian designer Svitlana Bevza, who dressed Emily Ratajkowski and Bella Hadid in slinky slip dresses, shot to fame when Sophie Turner wore one of her jumpsuits to wed Joe Jonas. Her namesake label embraces the 90s minimalist aesthetic, with emphasis on beautifully made clothes that are wearable and timeless. We love her use of spliced fabrics, elegant construction and clever layering for looks you’ll instantly want. Prices from £50…

DESIGNERS, REMIX For Designers, Remix, working with sustainable materials is part of their everyday life. It was founded in 2002 by Charlotte Eskildsen, creative director and head of design, with the intention of making fashion from leftovers. The first collection was a charity project with the Red Cross where they upcycled designer clothes. Now the Copenhagen-based brand will only work with sustainable fabrics and strive to educate the customer through speeches, discussion groups, notes on labels, social media and their involvement with Global Fashion Agenda. We speak to Charlotte about her passion for sustainability. How long have you been sustainably minded? We launched the brand in 2002, when we were only upcycling. So we were born sustainable. We actually started off as a charity project with the Red Cross, where…

Actress Emilia Jones won her first movie role at the age of eight – seven years younger than her dad, Aled Jones, was when he hit the music charts with hit song Walking In The Air. Now 18, she’s gone on to appear on TV series Doctor Who, perform on-stage at the Theatre Royal and Young Vic in London – and even won a part in the fourth Pirates of the Caribbean film. “We used to watch the first film all of the time at home, so it was so cool to be part of it,” she says. This year, she’s been living in Toronto with her mum, filming Netflix TV series Locke & Key. “The character that I’m playing has two sides to her, so it’s like playing two…

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A few years ago, we would have been baffled by a face roller, let alone a Gua Sha, but now you’re the odd one out if you don’t have some sort of crystal accoutrement in your bathroom cabinet. “When I first brought Gua Sha to the market five years ago, I was flatly rejected by every single retailer and now it’s the beauty buzzword,” admits Katie Brindle, founder of the Hayo’u method, a system of 60-second wellbeing rituals based on traditional Chinese medicine with a range of seven tools. In AW19, Net-a-porter saw a 100 per cent growth in facial rollers and Gua Sha, and Cult Beauty reports that orders for facial tools last year grew by 41 per cent. The accessories might be a recent addition, but the concept…

Hayo’u Beauty Restorer Precision, £35, hayoumethod.com Dr Dennis Gross B.Adaptive SuperFoods Stress Rescue Serum, £75 Omorovicza Rose Quartz Roller, £40, cultbeauty.com Vintner’s Daughter Active Botanical Serum, £175, spacenk.com Olixia Rose Quartz Gua Sha, £20, olixiaskincare.com Press Here! Face Workouts For Beginners, £11.99, WHSmith Tandem Super-Oil, £22, tandemskincare.co.uk, harveynichols.com…

Take this WHAT’S SUP Multivitamins can be a stab in the dark – not everyone needs the same thing. That’s what bioniq aims to quash. After an at-home blood test (by professionals), a carefully-curated supplement is delivered to your door containing all the vitamins and minerals you’re deficient in. Granulated for better bioavailability, sprinkle onto porridge, add to smoothies or glug them with water. £250, bioniq.com Use this FIRM UP There aren’t any miracles in a tube, but there is a new crop of creams that can give the appearance of tighter-looking skin. Caudalie Vinosculpt Lift & Firm Body Cream, £27 (1), is packed with polyphenols from grape seed, which help preserve collagen for an instant plumping effect. Or, if you have a bigger budget, Revive Supérieur Body Renewal Firming…

@ahousebythetrees It’s very different to my home but an amazing build in the middle of the countryside in Ireland, with the most amazing views. @em.gurner From interior designer Emma Gurner, who creates beautiful, clever interiors that are contemporary and classic. @andtheywentwild Nicki has a great commitment to colour that literally drenches her rooms. I admire how she embraces what she loves. @home_stead I love Siobhan’s elegant styling and natural tonal colour palette. There’s a real calmness that I think is lovely. @the_idle_hands This account really appeals to my fondness of print and colour. It’s both brave and classically beautiful.…

The Team On our cover shoot with model and designer Talita Von Furstenberg, which took place in Paris. Elle Gave her hair regime a detox with the newest natural haircare brand that delivers serious shine. Clare Discovered the eclectic charm of Jacqueline Mercer’s home (aka @tiny andthehouse) for this month’s lifestyle feature. Laura Worked out the most elegant way to step out of a Tesla Model X at Fashion Week. Those falcon doors were a headturner. Francesca Our fashion assistant is a vision in pink at London Fashion Week wearing Kitri, Florian and Black Eyewear. On set Photographer Theresa captures the moment with Talita sharing some graceful moves. Jodie & Laura Hit the high street to find you the best buys on offer this season. This bag is from Aldo.…

1 THE DRESS HIT With summer firmly on the horizon, finding a new dress label that’ll set you apart from the crowd will have you sorted. Cue Raquel Diniz. Brazilian model-turned-designer, Raquel launched her eponymous label after models (including Alessandra Ambrosio) started wearing her one-off pieces to red-carpet events and summer weddings. Renowned for her feminine boho designs with intricate hand-painted florals, fine pleats, patchwork silk and jacquards, they’re the go-to dresses to effortlessly take you from day to night. 2 GIGI’S JACKET BRAND Launched in 2016, the LA-based brand The Mighty Company earned cult status the moment Gigi Hadid stepped out in New York wearing one of its custom-made pieces. Founded by visual artist Jessie Willner, the brand is known for its jackets in fine leathers ombre hand-dyed or…

Usually, I choose a real high/low fashion mix as my day-to-day outfits, and London Fashion Week is no different; I blended an Amanda Wakeley satin and cashmere look with Victorianainspired boots from Whistles. I consider my high-street purchases as seriously as my designer ones, making sure, that regardless of the cost, every item I buy is something I need, or that I will wear 30 times or more. Our high street’s incredible turnover of affordable, trend-led fashion enables us all to hyper-consume. This impacts the environment, so I believe conscious consumerism is key. Sustainable fashion can be inaccessibly expensive, so it’s been great to see more high street stores introducing greener collections. I was really drawn to & Other Stories’ organic cotton denim shirt – I’m a sucker for a…

Go all in Take inspiration from Karlie Kloss (right) and make every piece of your outfit the same hue, which works especially well with pastel shades. Retro Fever There are a million ways to style a colourful suit, but we’re loving the 70s version the most. Necessities? Flares and oversized collars. Day vs Night Tuck into chunky boots and pair with a sporty top in the day for a masculine silhouette, then switch to pointed pumps and a top-handle bag for the eve. GET THE LOOK…

With rich jewel tones and pretty design details, the colourful new collection from Hobbs is sure to bring a much-needed mood-boost to your wardrobe. From chic tailoring separates in hot pink, to a cheerful floral printed Bardot dress, the SS20 range will lift spirits with flattering pieces that’ll liven up your look for Zoom calls and beyond. Bright shades are associated with optimism and positivity, so go bold and wear your favourite hue head-to-toe. Elevate your everyday with the flattering cuts and quality fabrics for which the brand is known and enjoy some feelgood fashion with an investment piece to last for seasons to come. Shop the collection at hobbs.com…

1. Rose or jade tool? Traditionally the crystals align with the Chinese clock where rose is linked to your heart energy (most active between 11am and 1pm) but jade is linked to the yin yang of your body to help balance your cells so you can use it day and night. 2. Keep your tools in the fridge as the cooling sensation will nip inflammation in the bud. 3. Try not to roller your face while you stare at your screen as you’ll end up smearing all those desk germs, make-up and bacteria across your skin. And always wash your tools after every use.…

UNDER THE SEA Cheekbones, meet gleam-giving Chantecaille Radiance Chic Cheek and Highlighter, £79. A luminous, yet subtle highlighter and a soft coral blush combine for a beautifully buildable glow. The manta ray on the lid highlights the brand’s partnership with WildAid, where a percentage of sales go to end the senseless killing of marine species. GOOD VIBES Time to give your beauty regime a clean up? Fekkai is planet-friendly and doesn’t compromise on performance. Founded by A-list hair stylist Frédéric Fekkai, bottles use 95 per cent repurposed plastic and formulas contain naturally derived ingredients without chemical extras. Try the Technician Color Treatment Powerful Flash Mask, £25, which leaves hair touchably soft and healthy-looking. GREENHOUSE GASES If the thought of juicy vine tomatoes makes you salivate, now you can experience the…

SWEET NOTHINGS Shades of blush, peony and bubblegum are having a moment. Wearing a feminine colour all over is flattering on all skintones and ideal for weddings and special occasions. Add pops of fuchsia amongst the blush to make the outfit pop and don’t be afraid to wear this hue from head-to-toe – even the tomboy in us all will be hard-pressed not to fall in love with pink. Style tip Make like Anna Rosa Vitiello (right) and opt for dustier tones if sugary-sweet pink is not for you. BETTINA’S MASTERCLASS London-based Bettina Looney is a street-style regular, spotted on the front row across the fashion capitals. The personal shopper and influencer, who runs her own fashion concierge business, has amassed a 70,000-plus following on Instagram, thanks to her unique…

The most photographed spot in Jacqueline Mercer’s house is the gallery wall behind her living room sofa. Needless to say, when the force behind Instagram handle @Tinyandthehouse announced to her 18,000 followers she was trading in her orange velvet couch for an “impulse buy”, it was big news. On the day we meet at her home in Turnpike Lane, north London, she’s literally just unwrapped the incredibly comfortable floral replacement – the old one was donated to a follower on a first come, first served basis. “I thought that was the fairest way,” she smiles. Inviting us through to the kitchen for a cup of tea, Jac, who is a freelance shoe designer, tells us how she fell into interior social media by accident, two years ago. “We were trying…

1. Art VIRTUALLY ANYWHERE Never before has a day at the museum taken us on a global adventure, but now galleries are offering virtual tours from your sofa. Think the Guggenheim in New York, Tate Modern in London (right) and the Louvre in Paris. There is no excuse now not to get your dose of culture. tate.org.uk 2. Education LEADERSHIP SKILLS “Own who you are without apology,” is how Anna Wintour signs off on the preview of her ‘Learn How to Be a Boss’ seminar masterclass. Through eight online classes, the editor-in-chief of American Vogue , who is arguably the most revered person in fashion, also promises to teach us leadership skills and invites us to a post-fashion show magazine meeting. We’re obsessed, other icons available are designer Marc Jacobs…

Talita Von Furstenberg is in Paris to see her grandmother receive the Chevalier de la Légion D’Honneur for her contribution to fashion. We are obviously talking about Diane Von Furstenberg, the global fashion designer who has sold over 15 million wrap dresses, since pioneering the design in the 70s. It was said to empower women and the trailblazer’s philanthropy work is also considerable. “The award is really deserving,” Talita tells us proudly, when we meet at an apartment on the Left Bank for her cover shoot. “She does a million things every single day. She’s an amazing inspiration in terms of fashion, but also so much more.” The whole family flew into the French capital for the ceremony, which was followed by a celebratory dinner also attended by Anna Wintour,…

Situated in a Mayfair townhouse, filled with curated art and a self-playing piano, no less, Jessica McCormack has become the go-to destination for diamonds. From Rosie Huntington-Whiteley to Meghan Markle, her designs have graced the red carpet to the runway. HFM catches up with the New Zealand-born powerhouse to find out about all things that sparkle… How did you fall in love with jeweller design and where did it all begin? My father was an antiques dealer in New Zealand and then I got an internship at Sotheby’s in the jewellery department in 2003. I’d never handled any fine jewellery or diamonds but had worked with antique jewellery. Then I came to London and saw the Russian crown jewels, 1920s Cartier, Lalique, and incredibly beautiful old-crafted jewellery. I absolutely fell…

With sustainability at its heart, Lindex is the Swedish fashion favourite offering responsibly-made items that nod to the trends whilst remaining brilliantly affordable. Try effortless tailoring with this cheering yellow shirt and shorts, or throw on a pretty broderieanglaise mini dress that’ll last through summer and beyond. What’s more, the brand’s environmentally-conscious approach means that increasingly more sustainable materials and production methods are being used to create the range that cares for the planet, too. To celebrate the new season, all HFM readers can enjoy an exclusive 30% off the entire collection when shopping online at lindex.com/uk. Race you to the checkout! TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The offer entitles the user to 30 per cent off their total purchase of the Lindex collection (excluding delivery for online usage). The offer is…

Season after season, high street giant Marks & Spencer pulls a cult item out the bag that inevitably sells out within days. For summer, we predict that this pastel pink midi will do just that. Made from a relaxed, lightweight cotton, it’s the perfect throw-on-and-go dress for both dress-down days and balmy evening drinks. We’ll be wearing ours with sandals or crisp white trainers now, and then layering over a roll neck come autumn.…

NEXT NX The Nx Satin Lip Chubby is a lovely intermediary between the matte and gloss trends, boasting a strong colour payoff but also a shimmery finish. Feel free to skip lip balm because the colour glides smoothly on and leaves lips feeling hydrated. The size of the applicator is also perfect for applying on the go, meaning you can top up throughout the day to your heart’s content. Nx Satin Lip Chubby, £4, Next MARKS & SPENCER AUTOGRAPH The perfect base for everyday wear, this lightweight foundation keeps skin looking fresh and flawless. The brand has had a solid track record in the make-up department and this product is no different. It doesn’t transfer, separate or flake during the day. What a revelation. Autograph Hydrating Confidence Boost Foundation, £16,…

Gua sha The Hayo’u one minute method is a great starting point (hayoumethod.com). Use a press-stroke action all over your face and neck, under the eye and press on top of the lids. When you reach the hairline wiggle it up and down to start draining the toxins. And gently does it – pink is OK but any redness means you’re using too much pressure. Face Rollers Where Gua Sha is press-stroke; face rollers are push-glide. There are no strict rules but it’s easier to start at the middle of the face and work out, so from the centre of your chin along your jawline to your ears or above your brows up towards the hairline. Use the smaller rollers around eyes and lips. Face yoga Forget downward dog, this…

Picture this. Once a month the office shuts down for a day so you can spend time reconnecting with yourself. No, this isn’t a lucid dream and it’s not a Saturday; it’s policy over at Huda Beauty HQ, as CEO Huda Kattan tells me. “We call it our self-love day. You can usually find me in the spa having a Turkish hamman.” As traditional beauty corporations are struggling to contend with buzzy brands that have huge social media followings and strong female role models, business is booming for Huda Kattan. Born in Oklahoma to Iraqi immigrant parents, Huda never felt like she fit in and was called Heidi to feel more ‘western’. But it was in make-up she found solace. “When I was a kid, make-up was always something to…

PREVAILING BRIDES This year Matches Fashion launched a curation of contemporary bridal dressing that they have categorised into six customer sections: the Romantic, the Fashion Pioneer, the Curator, the Free Spirit, the Purist and the Warrior. “We wanted to create a dedicated area where our clients can find unique pieces for their wedding and special events that can be worn again for many years to come,” says fashion buying director, Natalie Kingham. Among those stocked in the boudoir-esque space within the Mayfair store (and online) are Christopher Kane, Vivienne Westwood and Gabriela Hearst. matchesfashion.com BLOUSY BLOOMS Pel Mercer from London florist Rebel Rebel, tells us she’s seeing a real desire for colour. “We had a couple of years of foliage, which then moved back into natural tones – but this…

Poodle and Blonde It’s 70s retro design print heaven. You can buy poodle-print wallpaper, lampshades and cushions. Columbia Road Flower Market My favourite way to spend a Sunday morning, probably one of my top five things to do in London, the shops and stalls (that don’t just sell flowers) are amazing, some of my best finds in the house are from there. Second Nature A really unique shop with unusual taxidermy finds, like the butterflies and amazing sea urchins. In the Garden A stall on Golborne Road on Friday and Saturday – and they have a shop on West Hampstead. It sells plants and flowers; but I love their vintage mantel vases they plant up for you. The owners are also super nice people. I like to buy from people…

It ’s the eve of London Fashion Week when we speak to DJ Fat Tony. That evening, he will play at Vogue editor Edward Enninfuls’s birthday party at Annabel’s, and a few days later the Tommy Hilfiger after show party. London’s most in demand DJ, whose real name is Tony Marnach, has been part of the British club scene since the 80s and he’s best friends with models (Kate Moss), designers (Kim Jones) and musicians (Boy George) – the latter is rumoured to have come up with his moniker, which is also the handle of his hilariously funny Instagram account. He is also a LGBTQ activist and advocate of the 12-step recovery programme (he was once an addict himself) and has recently launched his own YouTube channel. This summer he…