Innholdsfortegnelse for June 2021 i HELLO! Fashion Monthly

As we continue to adapt to the events of 2020, if the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that flexibility is key. Our cover star this month is a woman who has learned to continually shape her passion for fashion into several roles: consultant; writer; podcaster; muse. In a digital era, Camille Charrière is the ultimate multi-hyphenate success story, adapting her skills to an ever-changing audience. Find out how she reached ‘un million’ Instagram followers and how she connects the real Camille to the one we see in pictures. Plus, don’t miss our Luxe For Less special, for the most sought-after high-street gems.We see the pieces every girl wants months ahead – and now we can reveal them to you. Sharing is caring!…

Referencing her multiple careers: consultant; designer; muse; podcaster; writer and Instagram influencer with over a million followers, Camille Charrière describes herself as a multi-hyphenated person. Her infinite repertoire is something she explains is generational. “Like a lot of people of my age, I’ve adapted to the market, which probably didn’t allow us the linear career trajectories our parents had. So, instead, we’ve dabbled in lots of different areas. The benefit is that we are able to create a career for ourselves that is rich and allows us to work on various projects at the same time. I feel I can combine my writing and creative work really nicely – along with building an online platform via Instagram.” Scrolling through her carefully-curated feed (@camillecharriere), it’s hard to believe she hadn’t originally…

Style tip 5 Break up head-to-toe lilac with the addition of a fresh white accessory (seen top right) or use it to clash with other spring-worthy shades…

TANYA PHILIPSON FASHION CONTRIBUTOR, HELLO! FASHION Balmy days call for a richer colour palette, so I’ll be pairing a flirty summer dress in orange with a carry-anywhere raffia tote. Wear with layered dainty gold necklaces and your favourite flat sandals for daytime and add a trophy jacket for drinks at night. I’ll either be sunbathing on a great British beach or somewhere more far-flung this summer, so I’m planning to invest in some new swimwear. The asymmetric neckline on this bikini top adds standout appeal, coupled with its striking monochrome print. Accessorise with your best golden tan (fresh from a bottle of course!). JILL WANLESS EDITOR, HELLO! FASHION The British weather is so unpredictable that I never go anywhere without a lightweight jacket. With its tie waist, crew neck and…

Peach perfect We’ll be layering this over a plain white tee, white barrel-legged jeans and sandals. Shacket, £69, Warehouse Pedi ready Finally, time to set aside the boots for these beauties. Here’s hoping our DIY pedi practice pays off… Sandals, £35, Office Love locket As you’ll have spotted on the runways, vintage-inspired jewellery is a major trend this season. Necklace, £66, Nu & Mii Neutral territory Mango produces accessories with serious A-game. This bag is a real wardrobe all-rounder. Bag, £19.99, Mango All dressed up The high neck, delicate ruffle, cap sleeves and exaggerated drop hem give this dress high-end appeal. Dress, £229, Whistles Luxe leather Timeless pieces are always a good investment and we think this coat will be an M&S classic. Coat, £299, Marks & Spencer Specs appeal…

LIGHT SHOW Anything that makes us look less tired in the mornings is a welcome addition to our make-up bag. Mix a drop of Pai Skincare The Impossible Glow Hyaluronic Acid & Sea Kelp Bronzing Drops, £29 (left), into your moisturiser for a sun-warmed complexion, or dot across cheekbones for extra luminosity. DAMAGE CONTROL Without access to salons, our hair is looking the worse for wear. If brassy highlights are your main concern, apply L’Oréal Elvive Colour Protect Purple Anti-Brassiness Hair Oil, £12.99 (right), onto damp lengths before blow-drying to soften yellow tones. Heavy-handed with the straighteners? Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate Shampoo and Conditioner, £21.50 (right), give hydration and help mend breakage-prone strands. PROTECT & PERFECT We all know to reapply SPF. According to consultant dermatologist, Dr Justine Kluk: “You…

Buy this GO WITH THE FLOW Yogis, gather round. & Other Stories has just dropped a yoga collection in partnership with The Black Women’s Yoga Collective, a community dedicated to increasing the representation of black women in the world of wellness. Created using sustainably-sourced and ultra-soft fabrics, leggings and sports bras have plenty of stretch for optimum flexibility in those back bends. Better still, join The Black Women’s Yoga Collective with a free vinyasa flow class via stories.com. Take this SMART SUPPLEMENTS The pandemic has pushed many of us to be more health conscious, with 35% of Brits taking more vitamins now than in 2019. If you’re unsure about what you should be taking, try subscription supplement brand Nourished, which uses 3D printing to create a bespoke daily…

1. Art WOMAN OF VISION Scottish supermodel Eunice Olumide is a talented art curator, who has worked with the Tate Modern and V&A. In 2015 she founded the Olumide Gallery, which this year took on Oliver Enwonwu, president of the Society of Nigerian Artists (see his work, right). ogallerylondon.com 2. Book TRUE COLOURS Welcoming readers to the colourful world of Pucci, this XL tome features photographs, drawings and candid shots from the designer’s archive. Emilio Pucci was discovered when skiwear he created for a friend was spotted by Harper’s Bazaar’s Toni Frissell. By the 50s his boutique on Capri became a byword for glamour and he became recognised internationally with early fans including Jacqueline Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe. taschen.com 3. Food TAKE ME OUTSIDE With dining al fresco au courant…

1 PERFECT SETTING Couples planning intimate ceremonies are elevating their dinner table styling by layering dinnerware in beautiful stacks – a trick favoured by tablescape aficionados – but trickier to do with larger weddings. “The design focus has really shifted from just having one charger plate, to creating different combinations of textures, colours and stacking dinnerware, giving an opportunity to create a really individual look,” says the creative director at Duchess & Butler. duchessandbutler.com 2 CINDERELLA MOMENT Comfort is key, explains Edgardo Osorio, who founded Aquazzura after a summer attending 11 weddings. Having noticed most women complained about their shoes, he started to create beautiful heels for special occasions and advises brides to “buy more than one shoe”. Opt for your dream heel for the ceremony and then something lower,…

Bethany Williams is one of fashion’s new generation of future thinkers. By assessing her imprint on people and the planet, she starts each collection from an ethical and ecological place, rather than seeking out ways to tick boxes along the way. The designer then extends this mantra through the design, production and presentation of her collections. For Bethany, actions really do speak louder than words, and imagining fashion as inclusive and a support tool, she tells us, “I’ve always been interested in art or creative work having an impact outside itself. And it being a positive force, because the power of making and how that has empowered me is incredible”. The acts of goodwill at the core of Bethany’s brand won her the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design…

Having spent last summer heavily pregnant and glued to a fan in a criminally-hot London town, I’m so excited about wearing all of my sunny wardrobe favourites that I couldn’t fit into last year. Top of the list will be my watermelon, dream of a Levinia Konyalian cotton dress (above) – perfect for keeping cool in the heat without compromising on style. Another brand I look forward to wearing now the days are infinitely brighter is the eco-conscious Nobody’s Child, whose zero-waste capsule collections, at surprisingly accessible prices, literally fly off its digital shelves. The versatile printed separates and timeless floral dresses are made from an eco-responsible alternative to viscose, as well as rescued materials, which means the range uses less water and emits fewer greenhouse gases to contribute to…

FANCY FLORALS Delicate blooms and fanciful botanicals spread across cushions, rugs and plates will help to bring the outside in, while faux flowers will make it feel like summer all year round. STARK CONTRAST Monochrome is having a moment. When going with the classic black and white colour combination, pick bold patterns, graphic accents and sharp lines for the pieces to really stand out. AU NATUREL Whether it’s subtly-toned linen, natural wood and stone or dried plants, minimalism has become at one with nature. Stick to neutral colours and organic forms for the ultimate soothing decor. GET CRAFTY For the more eclectic, this trend is for you. Taking inspiration from the runway, be bold with colours and shapes, adding in folksy features such as raffia, tactile textiles and hand-painted pieces.…

We can’t think of anyone better to design a collection for iconic Parisian label Hervé Léger, a brand synonymous with body-con, than Julia Restoin Roitfeld. The creative director, designer and model, who is the daughter of Carine Roitfeld, says of the pre-fall 2021 collection: “I wanted it to have a timeless quality, pieces that can be worn over and over.” It was important to Julia, who has recently founded digital platform Less is More, an ode to buying less but better, that each piece was made using recyclable yarns and packaging. “With so many resources to create great clothing in a more responsible way, designing without using them would be reckless.” She also jokes how her friends call her “granny” because she shops for the long term and takes care…

From finding the joy in smaller luxuries to embracing a new sense of resourcefulness it’s time to switch up shopping habits… 1 Be more CONSCIOUS A great starting point to lessen your wardrobe’s carbon footprint is to look closely at garment labels and shop from brands that use well-sourced fabrics and have high ethical standards. 2 Treasure an HEIRLOOM If you can’t raid your grandma’s jewellery box, fear not. Designers have been heavily influenced by vintage-inspired ‘antiques’ that hold a personal touch and last a lifetime. 3 INVEST IN CLASSICS We have seen a simplified, trendless approach to fashion this season. It’s about quality over quantity; think sharp, well-tailored suits and classic investment-worthy accessories. 4 Take IT EASY We’ve grown quite fond of our leisurewear – and we’re not ready…

Best known for her digital prints, Central Saint Martins alumni Mary Katrantzou has partnered with Bulgari to create a limited-edition handbag collection. The Greek-born designer has sprinkled her world of prints and kaleidoscope artistry, resulting in an exciting take on the iconic Serpenti bag. HFM caught up with Mary to find out more… What made this collaboration a perfect fit? Having already collaborated with Bulgari high jewellery for my first couture show, we both felt a strong synergy in our brand DNAs and a mutual appreciation. I discovered that its founder, Sotirios Boulgaris, was a Greek silversmith before moving to Rome, so its Roman-Greek roots made the story of our collaboration even more personal. Having the opportunity to bring a new perspective to its accessories is something I embraced fully…

Up the saturation In our opinion, this combo works best in the brightest of hues. Think tangerine levels of orange and electric blues Dress up, dress down Nail the high-low look with lockdown favourite, the hoodie, smartening it up with a suit and statement heels Grab and go It looks like the famed Bottega clutch is here to stay, especially in these vibrant tones, making it easy to colour clash in just the right way…

LIGHTER LEATHER For SS21, leather returns to reinterpret everyday classics into decadent pieces that are worthy of an investment HAUTE HERITAGE The 70s Parisian bourgeois-meets-British countryside look is embedded in nostalgia and holds timeless appeal DENIM UPDATES After a year of living in loungewear, we’re finding true solace in the tried, the true and the blue. Go forth… SPORTS DELUXE SWEET GINGHAM THE PINK PARADE From barely-there rose, to shocking cerise, pink was worked across all shapes and silhouettes this season YACHT CLUB Sail into spring decked in classic Breton stripes, rope-print dresses, blazers and boater hats…

It meant so much to my family to see people that look like us in a mainstream Hollywood film.” Actress Gemma Chan is reminiscing about when she took her parents to the London premiere of Crazy Rich Asians , which she says is her proudest professional achievement to date. The 2018 romantic comedy film was a real turning point in Gemma’s career, the second pinnacle moment it transpires. Having graduated in law from Oxford University in 2004, she was offered a job with one of London’s leading law firms, but decided to turn it down. Instead, she spent a year working as a model to fund her studies at Drama Centre London, which has a showbiz student roll call including Emilia Clarke. “I had always done a lot of music…

While a career in fashion often requires playing infinite roles, Blanca Miró is one of the industry’s true multitaskers. The influencer and entrepreneur, who says she “lives for fashion”, is also a brand consultant, as well as co-founder and fashion director of clothing brand La Veste and online members-only e-commerce business Vasquiat. Here, the colourful and eclectic trailblazer invites us into her chic Barcelona home. Seeing fashion and interiors as indivisible, she tells us, “Everything to do with aesthetics is related. Someone who likes dressing themselves and fashion will enjoy interior design. And they’ll also enjoy going to art galleries and everything that’s visual or style-based. I’m someone who goes through life looking into every little corner and I see beauty in even the most ordinary stuff”. And so her…