Innholdsfortegnelse for September 2022 i HELLO! Fashion Monthly

We’re really excited to reveal our special collections issue, with a catwalk report on the most influential designers for autumn/winter. It’s a truly diverse offering, from elegant corsetry at Dior, to decadent florals at Erdem. To showcase the varied mix, we chose four uniquely distinctive models for the cover – Celine, Nandi, Florence and Suzanne hail from around the globe and represent the inclusivity of fashion in 2022. Be inspired by their style and stories of success on page 30. Plus, we look at the ways we can shop smarter with recycled fabrics, resale sites and high-street rental platforms on page 41. New season style doesn’t need to impact our planet, which leads me to our beauty shoot on page 88 – when it comes to your makeup, colour is…

We’re not there yet, but inclusivity in the fashion industry continues to shift in the right direction. With consumers having long grown tired of being told what is beautiful, we are seeing more models that portray the diversity of the world: from hijab-wearing models to models with disabilities; non-binary models; older models and, not just plus-sized girls - but those that represent every size. Over the past five years, setting the trend of change, we have seen Edward Enninful OBE become the first black editor-in-chief of British Vogue (2017). Halima Aden wearing a hijab and burkini on the cover of a Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue (2019) - and high-street stores, including Marks & Spencer, Asos, H&M and Zara, have introduced modest lines and, in some cases, online shopping searches. Also…

A timeless colour combination that, when worn head-to-toe, creates maximum impact – the perfect solution for those looking for a high-fashion easy styling trick. While it may bring about connotations of Disney’s Cruella, sticking to graphic prints (and avoiding dalmatian spots) is key to remaining runway-worthy. Style tip Proenza Schouler dealt us a masterclass in monochromatic eveningwear – sleek silhouettes and detailing were highlighted by the pairing of light and dark. Try layering white and black separates for a daytime take on the trend.…

CUTE AS A BUTTON With its sweet teddy bear motif, this sweater dress is classic kitsch Moschino. The label encourages little ones to have fun with fashion with colourful clothing and playful prints. You'll also find logo hoodies, sliders and tracksuits in bright hues of yellow, blue and red. Also available in black, pair this dress with white tights and their favourite trainers. HATS OFF Under Alessandro Michele’s creative direction, Gucci has become the label of the moment with its joyful, more-is-more aesthetic – and, luckily for budding fashionistas, this translates brilliantly into the world of childrenswear. They'll love the logo motifs, playful patterns, graphic fruity prints and bold primary colours. Available for two-to-four year olds, try this canvas bucket hat on for size, with its smart green and red…

ONE-STOP SHOP Sturdy and utilitarian, the easiest way to master a head-to-toe look (and negate the need for styling) is by opting for a boilersuit. Boilersuit, £108, Free People LOOK INTO LAYERING Denim is seasonless and perfectly transitions from the summer months to autumn with some clever, lightweight layering. Jacket, £89, Warehouse Dress, £159, Whistles Boots, £59.99, Zara DOUBLE THE FUN Revel in the easy charm of a tried-and-tested silhouette, keeping things voluminous on top and slimmer on the leg. Jacket, £155, Jeans, £115, both Guess KEEP IT CASUAL Consider a pair of dungarees part of your off-duty formula – style with a plain white tee and western accessories. Dungarees, £49.99, Zara T-shirt, £15, John Lewis & Partners Boots, as before, Zara Scarf, £60, Jane Carr Ring, £32, Seol +…

SUNSET FLUSH Park your blusher and dip into a palette of tropical hues. Warm up your skin with bronzer, then take a pink powder eyeshadow from the outer corner of your eye along the brow bone. Drape a coral blush across cheekbones and add a pop of yellow over your temples for an instant lifting effect. CANDY CRUSH This shimmering sherbet accent is the prettiest way to make eyes pop. Apply the iridescent pink from Guerlain’s Ombres G Eyeshadow Quad in 530 Majestic Rose across your lids and then, using a smaller detail brush, dab a yellow-gold hue around the inner eye, blending up towards your brows. MODERN RETRO Go for full-faced glamour with this ode to the 80s. First, define your top and bottom lash lines using a sapphire…

SKIN DEEP The ancient Egyptians pioneered the practice of dry brushing for soft, supple skin, but the benefits go beyond the superficial. In the second layer of skin (below the epidermis) is a delicate web of vessels known as the lymphatic system. The ritual of body brushing is thought to aid the flow of lymph fluid through these vessels to the lymph glands, where toxins are drained from your body – reducing any puffiness and refining the look of your limbs. Some experts even suggest that enhanced lymphatic performance can help to slow the breakdown of elastin and collagen. BRUSH, BRUSH AND AWAY When it comes to technique, a light but intentional touch is key. “Use quick flicks all over your body in an upwards direction towards your lymph glands…

Speaking to Hannah Coffin it is clear, that for her, nothing happens by chance. From launching fashion brand Needle & Thread in 2013 – to finding her north London home after viewing 89 properties. “Trust me, that wasn’t really by choice,” she laughs. “We just couldn’t find what we wanted. At the time, the market was very competitive and houses were being snapped up the same day they went on the market. It was a bit of a painful search to be honest.” Hannah and husband Mark, who is COO at Needle & Thread, finally found their Victorian terrace in north London five years ago. Conveniently, it is located near to her office and a park where they can walk their three-year-old son Teddy and Bonny, their puggle dog. Fortunately,…

1. Festival HEADLINING In August, the festival season reaches its peak. This year venues include: Wilderness Festival in Oxon, Rewind in Cheshire, Bingley Weekender Yorkshire, Let’s Rock in Belfast, We Are FSTVL in Essex, Edinburgh Summer Sessions, and Reading and Leeds, where Joy Crookes (right) will perform. 2.Music WHAT A GIRL WANTS Christina Aguilera brings her four-octave vocal range to the UK this month. On the back of her recent Spanish-language EP La Fuerza (The Strength), which honours her Latin roots, the Grammy Award-winner will first perform five dates in Spain, before heading to Scarborough, Liverpool, London and Brighton. Since she first released her eponymous debut album in the late 1990s, Christina has since sold 75 million records worldwide. christinaaguilera.com 3.Food & Drink TOKYO NIGHTS Japanese restaurant Yoku has opened…

PALOMA ELSESSER Hailing from north London, Paloma has become one of the most in-demand new faces in fashion. She formed the VS Collective as an ambassador for the ‘new’ Victoria’s Secret to dismantle outdated standards of beauty. HARRIS REED The British-American designer and Central Saint Martins graduate is known for being a Gucci muse, model and Harry Styles’ go-to designer. His fanciful garments challenge traditional gender norms in clothing. ADUT AKECH Born in Sudan, Adut was first scouted at the age of 13. She has walked for Valentino, Dior and Givenchy and closed a Chanel Haute Couture show. She also works with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. CHARLOTTE TILBURY MBE One of the most renowned make-up artists in the world, Charlotte Tilbury is an ambassador for Women for…

When Roksanda Ilincic articulates her design techniques, her tone has a romance and elegance – words often used to describe her collections. The Serbian-born womenswear designer first arrived in London in 1999. Previously, while studying for a degree in architecture and applied arts at the University of Belgrade, the avid magazine bibliophile would follow developments in the world’s fashion capitals, especially London. “Magazines like The Face and I-d were my little bibles, I would read every single article several times,” she tells us. “And I started to notice that it was not a coincidence that all of the incredible designers came from Central Saint Martins; and it became my mission to study there.” At the time, the course was run by the late Professor Louise Wilson and, as for many…

MINTY FRESH As autumn approaches, we’re reluctant to pack away our sandals and beachy-cool clothes. Whistles’ latest collection draws inspiration from the spontaneity of summer with breezy fabrics and gives a nostalgic nod to the 70s with bold prints. This bright seashell number allows us to hang onto our holiday style a bit longer with a more practical trouser two-piece.…

After seven years of being part of the gorgeous HFM team, the time has come my friends, to bid farewell… It has been a joy sharing with you my favourite finds each month and watching the magazine bloom during this epic run. Being the first ‘OG’ British blogger to have her own printed page, to seeing it transition to a more conscious contribution, championing the small, the makers and the changers more widely, is something I will forever be proud of (insert heart emoji…). Speaking of epic runs, believing that sport can be the catalyst in the fight against climate change, Hylo Athletics has recently launched its vegan runners, which have a 52% lower carbon footprint than the average running shoe. With around 300 million pairs of shoes thrown away…

MAGIC WANDS Loaded lashes are back on the make-up agenda, so says the majority of AW22 shows. Rimmel London’s new Wonder’Volume Thrill Seeker Mascara, £10.99 [1], lifts, lengthens and bulks up lashes for a fanned-out finish. While Maybelline’s Sky High Cosmic Black Mascara, £11.49 [2], has a flexible wand to catch and coat even the tiniest hairs in a glossy pigment that’s like hairspray for lashes. HAIR HACK ‘Hair slugging’ is the latest TikTok craze to promise silky strands, but does it work? The trend involves coating hair in an oil or mask before slipping it into a sock to sleep in. “While it’s nothing new, black and south-Asian women have been oiling their hair for centuries, it’s particularly good for very dry strands,” says top stylist Neil Moodie. “But…

For centuries, honey has been revered for its natural healing properties. But not all bee products are worth the buzz. Guerlain’s Abeille Royale Double R Renew & Repair Advanced Serum contains a combination of slow-release acids to smooth and exfoliate your complexion, alongside a white honey concentrate with brightening properties. This advanced version of Guerlain’s best-selling serum is also powered by pure black bee honey to help firm up and strengthen skin. Made from 96% naturally-derived ingredients, the uplifting scent instantly transports you to the unspoilt floral-scented landscapes in which bees flourish.…

THE CATWALK GUIDE Elevated functionality was the theme of fashion month, with hard-working, easy-to-wear pieces created with longevity in mind. Here’s what to expect from the big hitters for AW22 STELLA MCCARTNEY Stella McCartney joined forces with American artist Frank Stella, delving deep into the artist’s catalogue of minimalist and maximalist abstraction. Graphic lines traversed across velvet suits and zig-zagged around the body in enveloping knit pieces, designed to be worn by “Stella women who are both creators and collectors”, turning pragmatic staples into effortlessly wearable art. AHLUWALIA Designer-to-know Priya Ahluwalia’s first ever runway show paid tribute to her cultural tapestry, placing Nollywood and Bollywood films on a shiny pedestal for all to enjoy. LOEWE Loewe shows are increasingly becoming blockbuster entertainment for fashion spectators. At times, even hysterically funny,…

RADAR Tell us about your AW22 creations... There’s always been something so fun and intriguing to me about pop astrology and the idea that our personalities are influenced by our birth sign. I was exploring this theme for the new collection, and I came across these beautiful zodiac-inspired illustrations by Anita Inverarity and we worked with her to create 12 whimsical zodiac prints. It’s very textural and eclectic with a kaleidoscope of colours. As sisters, what differences do each of you bring? I’m the creative director and Simone is COO, so as a designer, I’m given freedom to do what I need to do, and Simone can focus on making things happen. Do your Australian roots have a part to play? Growing up by the beach in Sydney influences how…

Belted Business If an all-out corset isn’t your style, opt for a corset belt to emphasise your waist and add dynamic detail to an outfit. Tone-On-Tone Keep it tonal and opt for colours from the same palette. Softer caramel shades soften the vampy vibes. Mighty Midriff For a contrasting look, pair a tight corset with baggier trousers to enhance your silhouette. Strappy sandals will give a feminine edge.…

1 Lemon Squeezy This colour-blocking number is a transitional wardrobe dream. Wear over a white tee or tucked into white jeans. Shirt, £115, Kitri 2 Must-Have Mules A heeled mule is a wardrobe staple and instantly elevates any outfit. The low heel makes this everyday wear-friendly and adds a feminine touch. Mules, £150, Cos 3 Go For Gold Our fashion team love gold jewellery and, this new season, Pandora-style is going straight to the top of our wishlist! Necklace, £150, Pandora 4 Ditsy Daisies Autumn might be on the horizon, but florals aren’t just for spring! This daisy jumper is ideal for colder evenings. Jumper, £95, & Other Stories 5 6 7 Easy All-In-One This boilersuit’s cream tone and belted waist make it a versatile piece that’s easy to dress…

1. CHECK ON CHECK Christian Dior first introduced houndstooth check to his couture collection in 1948 and this season his signature black and white woven tweed returns. Wear it head-to-toe or mix the dogstooth print with regular checks for a modern mash-up. 2. WING IT Extreme cat-eye sunglasses are the shape of the season and this time around it’s a case of the bolder the better – think out-there Elton and you’re on the right track. Philosophy’s perilously pointy shades are enough to convince us to give them a go… 3 ELABORATE NECKLINES Loewe’s huge metal roses turned a simple pleated white sheath dress into a thing of ethereal beauty. Look for oversized, sculptural or jewel-encrusted pieces that will offer the same transformative effect to everyday items such as plain…

Jonathan sashayed onto our screens as the grooming expert on Netflix’s Emmy Award-winning reboot series of Queer Eye. The 35-year-old LA-based hair stylist is also a successful stand-up comedian and a New York Times best-selling author, but he insists: “Hair is my first love.” As the founder of JVN Hair, which launched in the UK earlier this year, Jonathan has assembled a state-of-the-art research and development team: “Usually, when someone wants to create a haircare line they go to a company that makes products for a bunch of people,” he explains. “But we have our own lab and our own chemists that do everything.” The way in which the TV star stumbled across the brand’s star ingredient, hemisqualane, was quite by chance. Jonathan recalls running out of hair oil one…

Wear this ECO LUXE Unlike other natural fibres, bamboo feels soft against skin – and it’s kinder to the planet, too. British brand Bam is at the forefront of all things bamboo. Its comfortable Enduro leggings (right) are antibacterial, so stay fresher for longer and keep you cool while you’re working up a sweat. Plus, there’s plenty of stretch and figure-hugging support. Bam also has impressive eco-credentials. The company is climate positive, which means it off-sets more carbon emissions than it produces – and it plans to become ‘impact positive’ by 2030. Try this ENERGY FIX If you lead an active lifestyle and want a little background boost, take Artah’s reenergising Metabolic Fix, £32 [2], at breakfast to help stabilise blood sugar levels and reduce fatigue. Star ingredient inositol is…

Feeling exhausted and in need of a break? The Caribbean could be calling! St Lucia is an east Caribbean island, neighbour of Barbados, known for its two iconic tapered mountains – the Pitons, housed in thick, green rainforest and bordered by the kinds of beaches you only see in movies. It’s laidback, yet luxurious, and the sunshine certainly hits differently on the other side of the Atlantic. Simply put, this isle is a tonic for those with a busy and hectic lifestyle. ‘WITH GLITTERING VIEWS OF THE CARIBBEAN, WE’D FORGIVE YOU WANTING TO STAY’ STAY The Landings Resort and Spa is a gorgeous and vast hotel, so sprawling that even when at full capacity, you feel as if you’re one of the only people on the planet. The hotel can…

LIFE&STYLEMy Fashion Fantasy... Mary Katrantzou hasn’t done a high street collaboration since shortly after her first London Fashion Week show, in 2008. But after a contact introduced her to the creative director and the CEO of Lipsy London, who have long been fans of her work, she believed the time was right. “I felt a synergy,” she tells us. “Lipsy’s best-selling silhouettes are very similar to the ones we sell commercially. And they do really well with print, including a lot of blown-up, bold prints, which is rare for the high street.” The Mary Katrantzou x Lipsy collection features two new takes on archive prints that are nearly a decade old and designed exclusively for the brand – the Omber Valley and Flora and Fauna. “It has something quite whimsical…