Innholdsfortegnelse for November 2020 i HELLO! Fashion Monthly

Often in uncertain times like these, animal protection and conservation goes out of the window, as humanity focuses on itself. One person determined to keep marine welfare at the forefront of our minds is cover star and model Jena Goldsack. A dedicated ambassador for the Sea Life Trust, Jena actively supports the Beluga Whale Sanctuary and has had the unique experience of swimming with these incredible creatures. Read about her passions on page 22.Then turn to our beauty special, where we decode the new trends – expect plenty of colour and uplifting looks to cheer us into the new season. Plus, the usual on-point fashion, from investment coats and It knits to the best boots.We’ll help take the blues out of winter.…

1 EMBRACE CAPES This season, capes were coveted in a big way on the catwalks. At Givenchy, we saw them in striking red, at Michael Kors in Countryfile tweed and at Badgley Mischka in soft camel fringing. Style tip Capes look best when teamed with streamlined bottoms. If they’re chunky, wear slim-fitting trousers or pencil skirts to even out the proportions 2 CUDDLE YOUR CLUTCH These tactile, super-soft shearling bags are to be tucked and hugged under the arm for maximum style (and comfort) points… 3 PICK YOUR IT KNIT Knitwear has gone beyond the basic for AW20, and we’re saying the bolder you go the better. Contrasting colours and patterns make a statement, without having to try too hard… 4 CHOOSE CHECKS While wintry plaids aren’t totally ground-breaking, we…

Georgia May Jagger has been modelling since she was 16, working for some of the world’s biggest fashion and beauty houses. The youngest daughter of Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall, who was named Model of the Year at the The Fashion Awards in 2009, shares her latest campaign for Pandora that she shot herself – with a little guidance from photographer Cass Bird. How was the shoot day? It was really fun. Cass had the job of directing me over Zoom. I took her around the garden on my laptop and she told me what she thought would be the best lighting. And instead of a tripod, I used boxes. It felt quite futuristic. Having studied photography, it must have been fun to be so involved in the creative side?…

Viktoria Rader has been growing her following since she first set up her blog, Vikyandthekid, in 2012. Based in Munich, she shares pictures of herself and her two cute boys, all looking impeccable. Always one to be carrying the newest It bag, or sporting the current season’s must-have designer, Viky favours bold colours one day and crisp whites the next. Seen here in a blazer by contemporary label Andersson Bell, you really won’t want to miss a single outfit. Belt it up Quick and easy way to elevate your blazer? Cinch your waist with a casually knotted belt; this piece comes with one, but a clashing colour would work PJ day Not actually pyjamas, but you get the drift. After a few years of minimalist chic, it’s nice to see…

Following the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement and exposure, fashion and identity commentator Caryn Franklin MBE, who is one of the most trailblazing voices in British fashion, can see a window of opportunity for conversations to be had about equality and sustainability in the fashion industry. “It’s like anything, people manage to push the door open, and a few are able to slip through, before the door gets shut. Hopefully things will change, you’ve got to give it your best shot.” For 30 years Caryn, who presented The Clothes Show between 1986 and 1998, and was a fashion editor and co-editor of i-D magazine in the early 80s, has been a tireless advocate for change (“I like to call myself a disruptive fashion lover”).…

Anthropologie, the slightly more grown-up, upmarket sister of Urban Outfitters, is the go-to store for haute hippy buys on the high street. Whether you’re in the market for luxe coats, cute trinkets or heavenly homewares, this one-stop shop is guaranteed to have you covered. The brand’s new season offering is in keeping with the bohemian aesthetic we’ve grown to love – think super-soft shearlings, floaty day-to-evening dresses and premium leathers. Sign us up to everything!…

1 MIXING TEXTURES Playing with tactile fabrics and contrasting hard with soft – think leather with fluffy knits – is a trick we all love when styling our winter wardrobe. Here, the pros take texture to the next level. Leather and faux furs are key, but it doesn’t stop there – quilted accessories, crochet knits, feathery trims and velvet all add extra touch appeal. 2 EVENING ASSEMBLY From tulle to fine lace, sheer comes into its own as a layering tool. Feminine dresses can be worn day-to-night paired with turtlenecks and simple long-sleeved tops. Silky dresses and slips also get an extended shelf life for winter. Thigh-high boots under barely-there fabrics work well or, for the less daring, try wearing sheer over slim-cut trousers. Style tip Play with proportions, too.…

Even as a kid I used to dress up, stand in front of a mirror and say it,” says supermodel Cindy Bruna. By ‘it’, she is referring to the iconic tag line ‘because you’re worth it, coined by the make-up giant L’Oréal Paris. It has just announced Cindy as a spokesmodel. “I’m a French model so, you know, this is a big deal! I celebrated with my family and we had Champagne. I’m joining incredible women, actresses and activists like Viola Davis. We want to celebrate diversity and embrace individuality. Every woman deserves to feel represented. I have a responsibility and I want to bring my voice to everything I do.” And that she does, using her platform and presence to discuss matters like domestic violence. “It’s an issue that…

Wear this MINDFUL MINIMALISM Scandi cool brand Filippa K champions a buy less and love for longer approach. The seamless leggings and sports bras will go with just about anything in your activewear wardrobe. The brand works with TrusTrace to find ways of lowering its ecological footprint along the supply chain (meaning better transparency) and last year sent 6,311kg of cuttings for recycling. Try this MINERAL RUB You might have heard of the fascia. It’s the web-like tissue which holds our muscles and organs in place. It’s also crucial for daily mobility and performance. The superficial fascia, which lies just beneath our muscles, can often become tight. Susanne Kaufmann Mineral Body Lotion, £97, can ease the load. It’s laced with botanicals and mineral salts touted for their ability to sink…

Ganni I love this amazing contemporary Danish brand which encapsulates Copenhagen style; colourful, playful and comfortable. Lidkoeb Our favourite bar in Vesterbro. It has superb cocktails and a perfect atmosphere. Osteria 16 This restaurant [also in Vesterbro] is a cosy Italian spot with room for only 15 guests. Central Copenhagen I love this district’s little streets with florist Tage Andersen and great clothing stores like Lot#29 and Lubarol. The Botanical Garden I enjoy going for a walk here, it is always a beautiful spot to visit and get inspiration. The Ny Carlsberg Glyptoteket Museum This is a museum focusing on sculpture with an impressive collection of ancient pieces and an extraordinary palm garden with a beautiful piece, The Water Mother by Kai Nielsen. Kastellet My favourite long walk is in…

When we talk to Poppy Delevingne, she has recently returned from Argentina, where she was filming her role of Daphne Al-Qadar in the third series of Sky Atlantic drama, Riviera. “Straight after that we went into lockdown, they both feel like another planet now,” she exasperates. “I’m really lucky to work with some incredible actors and all the characters are such fun. It’s always entertaining, there’s never a dull moment.” Poppy (elder sister of Cara) has also appeared in Kingsman: The Golden Circle, and The Aspern Papers; and has modelled for brands including Louis Vuitton, Alberta Ferretti and Burberry. We speak to her about a perfect day in her life… I’d wake up in Claridge’ hotel with my husband James [Cook], they have crisp, beautiful sheets and beds big enough…

Laura Does a spot of wine tasting in Tuscany – and looks pretty chuffed about it. Elle Masters the art of layering skincare on page 96. Don’t forget the sunscreen, she recommends Ambre Solaire. Jena Gets some final tweaks from hair and make-up artist Camilla on this month’s cover shoot. Fran Escapes London for a weekend of country air and unspoilt views in north Yorkshire. Rachel Plays bride after postponing her wedding due to Covid-19. At least it means two hen do’s! The team Practice safe distancing on our fashion shoot with model Anna looking lovely in leather. Laura Unveils AW20’s hottest trends in Agenda – when it comes to bags, join the chain gang. Alice Takes her pet bunnies Thunder and Lightning for a stroll in a basket, as…

There is everything to like about Jena Goldsack, one of a new wave of models who isn’t only beautiful but passionate about environmental issues. One of the main charity focuses for the 26-year-old, who has been modelling since her teens and has appeared on international editions of Vogue and campaigns for Marc Jacobs, Iceberg and Versus Versace, is the Sea Life Trust, for which she is a dedicated ambassador. Jena is also refreshingly open and chatty, launching into a lowdown of her lockdown scenarios. “I’m usually based between London and New York. When Covid first happened and everyone was like, ‘Ah, it will be done in a few weeks’, I packed up some clothes in London to go to my mum’s in Cornwall,” she begins telling us from her childhood…

We all remember the episode in Friends where Ross wears leather trousers on a date… and gets stuck in them. Well, this season the street style set have embraced them once more, in what we like to think is an homage to the news of the TV comeback we’ve all been waiting for. Style tip Paired with sharp tailoring or oversized knits, leather trousers work for all occasions. Choose slouchy and kick-flare styles that’ll become your new winter go-to’s 3 of the best BROOCH-EMBELLISHED HEELS Make like the Prabal Gurung catwalk and try some statement jewellery for your feet.…

All-in-one An easy way to rock head-to-toe denim is with a jumpsuit, made to look like separates with a belt. Or opt for a more feminine shirt and skirt co-ord Smarten up Denim doesn’t always need to look casual or plain; simply invest in a formal denim jacket or blazer and dress it up with gold jewellery and heels Do-it-yourself Bleached or embroidered, patchwork or frayed, the ways to make your denim pieces unique are endless. A big one this season is the two-tone style GET THE LOOK…

1982 BodyMap made a huge impact for me, by presenting non-models and different body types on the catwalk. 1984 The time Katharine Hamnett wore a politically-charged T-shirt to confront PM Margaret Thatcher at Downing Street. 1986 Naomi Campbell, who was on i-D’s cover at 16, has been one of the few black high-profile women in our industry. 1990 Diffusion ranges become a way for catwalk designers to reach mainstream consumers – Debenhams led the way. 1996 As co-chair of Fashion Targets Breast Cancer for nearly 25 years, we used fashion as a vehicle for health education. 1998 Alexander McQueen features double-amputee model Aimee Mullins striding the runway on intricate, carved wooden legs. 2009 Mark Fast in collaboration with by All Walks Beyond the Catwalk uses curvy models for his sensual…

From its star-studded FROWs, to its innovative designs, fashion powerhouse Marc Cain has deservedly gained an enormous global presence since its launch in 1973. We caught up with the brand’s newly-appointed head of design, Katja Foos, to discuss the next collection, and the brand’s positive outlook on the future of fashion, post-pandemic… ell us about your background in design… I have been working in fashion for almost 20 years. As an artist, I love drawing and the whole design process. How would you describe your vision for the brand? At the beginning of my work at Marc Cain, during a tour I stood between the high-tech knitting machines and became aware of the possibilities in this company. My vision is to create outfits that are all about simplicity. Women have…

PAINTBOX PEEPERS Any colour goes this season, just as long as it’s vibrant; we’re talking neon pink, sunset orange and cobalt blue. “Colour has the ability to lift the mood visually and emotionally, be it a sweep of neon liner or eyeshadow,” says Neil Young, Givenchy Beauty UK ambassador. Get the look with Givenchy Le 9 de Givenchy in 9.04, £61. Or try BH Cosmetics Trendy in Tokyo, £12.50 (1), beautybay.com. Insider tip For a softer take on this trend, Neil recommends pearl textures that diffuse and reflect light. “This will keep it wearable,” he says. “If you do brave a bolder hue, it’s important to scale the rest of the make-up back with a soft lip stain and touch of bronzer.” WET-LOOK HAIR The super wearable wet-look hair was…

AM PROTECT The world of skincare can be a wonderful and perplexing place. There are a lot of ‘super’ ingredients and an ever-increasing number of steps in elaborate ‘on-trend’ routines – it’s clear why people are baffled by what to put on their face – let alone in what order. Not to mention our fascination with ten-step K-beauty routines and multiple layers of hydration in some Japanese rituals. “Your morning routine should focus on protection and prevention,” says Dr Justine Hextall, consultant dermatologist for La Roche-Posay. “As a general rule, layer your skincare from thinnest to thickest consistency, with your antioxidant serum [like vitamin C] as your first step after cleansing and finishing with your SPF.” These are the essentials and you might find that this is enough. However, if…

Clean sweep 70% alcohol but also contains naturally antiviral essential oils, topped with fragrant notes of juniper, basil and thyme. Hand and Room Sanitiser, £20, Azzi Glasser Listen up An impressive 25 hours of play time with a charging case and top sound quality to bang out those tunes. Luma, £79.99, Urbanears Keep rollin’ Use this smart two-in-one roller to massage arms and legs then pull out the interior roller to target hard-to-reach tension. Double Roller, £48, Lululemon Lift off Popping colourways plus extra foam cushioning around the collar for maximum comfort and ankle support on runs. Bondi 7 Trainers, £130, Hoka One One…

PRETTY UTILITY “I found my 40s oak desk on Gumtree (vintage furniture has smaller proportions than modern), so it fitted neatly into my narrow alcove. The Bisley filing cabinet is a design icon and I don’t mind having it on show. I positioned my desk near the window, it gives me a chance to flick my eyes from screen to greenery.” Maxine Brady @welovehomeblog CHIC AND FUNCTIONAL “This little nook [previously a cupboard] opens to my formal living room, so it needed to be attractive and practical. That meant carefully choosing storage boxes for documents, a wooden sculptural piece for pencil storage, even the task lighting was picked for its beautiful statement design as well as function. But, after a messy work day, I can always close the doors.” Ursula…

LUG VON SIGA Founded in 2010, Istanbul-based brand Lug Von Siga is an anagram of founder Gul Agis’ name. Inspired by her college years studying English literature, time spent in Italy studying fashion design and her Turkish roots. The brand is defined by bold statement prints, romantic ruffles and intricate embroidery. Literary masters from Shakespeare to Agatha Christie form the narrative behind each collection, while the determination and strength of the modern woman is always at the forefront of the designer’s mind when creating her collections. Prices from £195 VIENSO London-based contemporary label VienSo was founded last year by creative duo Virginia and Sol over late-night drinks and a shared love for fashion, nightlife and their Mediterranean roots. Both women were inspired by the elegance of their grandmothers and wanted…

Greta, who made her film debut in the Made in Italy series on Amazon Prime in 2019 as a young journalist in the 70s, perfectly encompasses the retro cool of Furla’s latest collection. “Greta has a timeless beauty and elegance, she is a strong and charming woman. She is a young, talented actress and, as a brand, we want to invest in this incredible talent,” Furla president Giovanna Furlanetto remarks. “I share the same values as Furla, such as its belief in the culture of quality, creativity and a message of positivity, these are extremely important concepts for me,” Greta, the doe-eyed beauty with an enviable curly ’do, adds. She is showcasing Furla’s Metropolis bag. The versatile style is fast becoming a new season It bag (with celebrity fans like…

1 Beauty @OVERGLOWEDIT Those who follow HFM’s own Instagram account will already know of our love for Melanie’s manicures. Switching between intricate designs (think teeny-tiny citrus fruits on each nail) and contemporary concepts (we love the inverted French mani), the outcome is always perfect. Along with nails, skincare is a huge part of this account. Each carefully curated post includes an in-depth explanation of the products shown, whether it’s a mask or a new blusher. Follow for: discovering new beauty brands 2 Flowers @POLLENET What could be better than beautiful blooms? Pollenet, started by Holly Clemett in 2019, is a creative flower-arranging service, influenced by fashion and art. Clients have included Anissa Kermiche and John Lewis & Partners, and we’ve even had Holly on our IGTV to host a bouquet-making…

So, while most people were baking banana bread during lockdown..! Yup, baby on board! Fashion-wise, Current Elliott jeans (above) and Six lingerie aside, I’ve not yet had to delve into the (unfairly quite bleak) realms of maternitywear, choosing to size up in the few new items I’ve purchased, which I hope (like this Ganni T-shirt, above) will look just as good oversized and bumpless next year. When THAT becomes less possible, and on the days I want to break free from athleisurewear, I will start renting maternitywear because, let’s face it, spending a fortune on clothes I will only ever wear a few times is neither sustainable or purse-savvy. I’ve long been a fan of Sea NY’s vintage-feel designs, in particular the considered use of lace and embroidery, which the…

BUSINESS UP FRONT The band Kraftwerk, like Miuccia, were big fans of a black and red shirt-and-tie combo… SUPERSIZE ME If you can’t stretch to Prada, don your fave morph suit and cinch in the waist with a belt LIFE IN PLASTIC We’re sure this lemon-coloured leather skirt was inspired by Pandemonia at LFW GIVE IT SOME WELLY The Wellington has had a makeover. To be Nicki Minaj and Pradaapproved, think pink…

CIRCLE OF LIFE Chantecaille’s unwavering commitment to wildlife conservation is inspiring. Every philanthropic make-up collection raises vital funds and awareness of some of the most endangered animals on the planet. This Safari Trio Palette, £72, reflects the soft hues of the African landscape and every sale supports Space For Giants, a charity working to protect the migration paths of elephants. DREAM CREAM If you want to make one change for serious results, make it Caudalie Resveratrol Lift Firming Cashmere Cream, £40, which promises to boost the skin’s natural collagen production by up to five times. The packaging is fully recyclable, too. Last year, the brand got rid of leaflets and spatulas inside packaging and switched to FSC paper which has already saved over 13 tonnes of plastic and 33 tonnes…

Fight fine lines and supercharge your complexion with Hada Labo Tokyo, the cult skincare line loved by beauty editors and bloggers alike. Developed by pharmaceutical scientists, it’s been Japan’s best-selling skincare brand for over a decade and is now available on British shores. The Anti-Ageing Super Hydrator Lotion is an easily absorbed, glow-giving formula packed with four types of hyaluronic acid, with the added benefits of collagen and retinol. The light, water-like texture absorbs easily after cleansing and is targeted to deliver a multi-layer moisture boost for dry, dehydrated and sensitive skins. Restoring bounce and elasticity, this hero hydrator promises to revive and rejuvenate, gaining instant #shelfie status as the winter chill sets in.…

Scrolling through Nadia Shelbaya’s dreamy Instagram feed provides a perfect insight into her appreciation of female beauty, tactile jewellery designs and an ordered life. The designer’s gold and silver welded pieces adorned with colourful gemstones and mismatched baroque pearls have been described as ‘sensual and rebellious’, however she would rather categorise them as a celebration of the female form. “I’m definitely designing for a woman that is very independent, and who is not afraid of using what nature gave her. So, I love that my jewellery is colourful and floaty – they are soft and delicate to the touch. I’m very taken with women, and how to adorn the female body – the ears, the hands, the decollete,” she says, and the imagery featured on her Instagram confirms this. Nadia…

1. Hotel NEW ADDITION Iconic Luxury Hotels, the owners behind Cliveden House and Chewton Glen, open Mayfair Townhouse, this month. The 172-room haven is located on Half Moon Street – the setting for the first act of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance Of Being Earnest, doncha know! iconic luxuryhotels.com 2.Book LONDON GIRL As relevant now as when she first rose to stardom in the 80s, Naomi Campbell releases a self-titled book this month, filled with iconic images of her through the decades. The XL edition, with texts written by Naomi, includes photography by Steven Meisel, Helmut Newton, Herb Ritts and Bruce Weber – as well as a sequence of Peter Lindbergh shots of her dancing on a beach as Josephine Baker and Jean-Paul Goude’s images of her racing a cheetah. Naomi…