Innholdsfortegnelse for March 2023 i Marie Claire Australia

It’s been nine years since music megastar Pink last graced the cover of marie claire, but her lengthy absence hasn’t been from a lack of trying. Every few months, we make the obligatory call to her management to check if the multi-award winner is willing and able to front another cover. We came close a few years ago but then Covid struck and our plans were shelved. So imagine our excitement when news filtered through that Pink was finally able to shoot for us. Persistence, it seems, does pay off – and it’s been worth the wait. Not only do the images (captured over two days near her home in Santa Barbara, California) show Pink at her awesome, athletic best, Cameron Adams’ interview is raw, revealing and funny as hell.…

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MARIE CL A IRE ON THE RUNWAY The PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival returns March 3-11. On International Women’s Day (March 8), marie claire will be presenting a premium runway show to celebrate and honour icons of Australian style. LUMINOUS SUMMER Aje’s spring/summer 2023 Lumen collection is an ode to the beauty and strength of daybreak. Shot in South Australia on the state’s stunning pink salt lakes, the collection displays a harmonious colour palette and gorgeous silhouettes for your next occasion. Available at ajeworld.com.au. PINK PONY FOR CANCER Ralph Lauren has been a pioneer in the fight against cancer for 22 years, and this year it’s expanding its philanthropy by supporting several cancer care and prevention initiatives. Proceeds from the annual Pink Pony collections will be donated to cancer charities. ACE…

Not to be confused with the three Rs of Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, I have been taught to value the three Rs of Respect, Reciprocity and Relationship as core principles in navigating this life. These shape my approach when communing with people, Country and within my work as a teacher, writer and researcher. So if you had asked me before last year if I was honouring these principles in how I treat myself, I would have said “sure” with some confidence. It’s easy to miss the gaps in our knowledge when we are working without rest, though. That’s the thing with constantly grinding: you can race past necessary reflections that would serve you, and I have been grinding for as long as I can remember. I was born into circumstances…

When she took on the role of Jessica Watson in Netflix’s True Spirit, Teagan Croft didn’t expect to find common ground with one of the world’s youngest solo global sailors. “We started filming during Covid, so I didn’t get to see my family and friends. I was incredibly lonely,” says Croft of her experience capturing Watson’s 210-day solo circumnavigation. “There’s a scene in the film where Jess gets lonely on the boat and there’s no wind and she’s calling her family at Christmas. In real life, it was my sister’s birthday and the first family holiday that I’d missed out on. So I resonated with what Jess would have felt. People talk about acting being cathartic but frankly I hadn’t really felt it a lot until I shot those emotional…

FAVOURITE VILLAIN MISERY BY STEPHEN KING “[The antagonist of Stephen King’s 1987 psychological thriller], Annie Wilkes [an obsessed fan who holds an author captive] is every novelist’s worst nightmare.” LAST BOOK I LOVED TOMORROW, AND TOMORROW, AND TOMORROW BY GABRIELLE ZEVIN “I didn’t think I would enjoy a book about computer games, but it is so much more than that.” THE BOOK THAT CHANGED MY LIFE BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE MUSEUM BY KATE ATKINSON “This book [which narrates fragments of the protagonist’s life over several chapters of self-discovery] taught me the importance of voice.” Your new book is titled Someone Else’s Shoes. Whose shoes would you love to spend a day in? I have been a horse fanatic since childhood and there is a horse trainer called Yvet Blokesch.…

Picture this. You enter a giant warehouse piled high with cardboard boxes, each filled to the brim with breathtaking couture pieces spanning eight decades, all from the house of Dior. Your mission is to empty and sift through every container, with the aim of creating arguably the greatest fashion exhibition of all time. There are thousands of spellbinding silk, satin and tulle dresses, bejewelled fantasy gowns, beautifully tailored jackets, embroidered capes and iconic accessories dating back to 1947, when the French luxury maison first launched. All were crafted by Dior’s “big seven” – the designers who’ve dominated over the decades – from vintage wonders by Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent and Marc Bohan, to more modern masterpieces by Gianfranco Ferrè, John Galliano, Raf Simons and Maria Grazia Chiuri, the house’s…

THE HYBRID Chic and practical, a shirt dress will take you far. Keep it casual with sneakers or up the ante in boots. CARRY ON Whether you’re WFH or in the office, a versatile handbag is a must-have. THE COAT Long-line camel coats return for autumn/winter 2023. Pair with black and glimpses of gold. LONG GAME For those lengthy days in the office, a soft, flowing or pleated skirt is a winner for all-day comfort. ON TOP Ditch the fitted white shirt in favour of a relaxed-fit long-sleeve version for a sartorial serotonin hit. BALLETCORE Take your cue from Miu Miu with a pair of the season’s hottest flats. CIRCLE BACK Opt for no-fuss jewellery for a touch of bling. ALL SET Elevate your nine to five with a three-piece…

Celebrities have long known that a dramatic new hairstyle can get serious cut through. When Rihanna took her long pretty locks to a directional asymmetric cut all those years ago, she went from girl nextdoor to superstar almost instantly. It’s a phenomenon that fellow musician Katy Perry also knows well. The popstar is a veteran hair chameleon, having changed her naturally brunette locks to basically every hairstyle and colour imaginable, from a platinum buzz cut to rainbow hues. Meanwhile, megastar Billie Eilish has said she is “happier than ever” to go dark again after her short stint as a platinum blonde nearly broke the internet. More recently, model and actor Iris Law made waves by cutting off all of her perfectly nice light-brunette locks and switching to a blonde buzz…

SKINCARE TIPS Hyram Yarbro, 26. After starting out as a trained makeup artist, his big break came from creating skincare content on YouTube. He’s since launched his own skincare line, Selfless by Hyram. Elle McNamara. She’s not only a skinfluencer but a contributing beauty columnist for Glamour magazine UK. MAKEUP TIPS Sarah New, 22. As the winner of the Creator Revolution competition she received the grand prize of a £75,000 contract to develop her own makeup line. Steph Hui, 23. Becoming TikTok famous in 2020 while completing her film degree, Steph has recently featured in Samsung campaigns. HAIR HOW-TOS Clayton Hawkins. He was the hairstylist behind singer Olivia Rodrigo’s looks for her debut album, Sour, and also looks after model/actor Dove Cameron. Faith Chappelle. An emerging influencer on the platform,…

All DAY, all NIGHT Unisex fragrances you can share with your love, 24/7. Day notes JULIETTE HAS A GUN Ego Stratis EDP, $209. With citrus top notes and middle notes that smell like the sea and neroli, this fresh, bright fragrance makes the perfect scent for high-summer days. Night scents GUCCI The Alchemist’s Garden A Reason To Love EDP, $530. Its sensual blend of damascena rose, peony, oud and tolu balsam make this warm, vanilla-tinged unisex floral just right for a romantic evening. We’re back to reality after the holidays. That can mean stress, pollution and toxins building up on skin, leaving our complexion dull and fatigued. Thankfully, Clarins has come to the rescue with its updated 96 per cent natural Beauty Flash Balm. This cult-followed glow-getter helps to firm…

SPOT DEHYDRATION It doesn’t matter what our skin type, we can all suffer from dehydration. “Dehydration is a lack of water in the skin and can occur in all skin types,” says Rachael Lupton, national education manager at Payot. Signs that your skin is lacking moisture start with a feeling. “The most common first signs of dehydration are when the skin feels tight, has a rough texture and looks tired and sallow,” explains Lupton. And it’s best to nip the issue in the bud. “Long-term dehydration maylead to sensitivity and prematureageing, which can cause fine linesand a crepey surface texture to appear.” GO-TO PLUMPING INGREDIENTS Scour ingredient lists for these: HYALURONIC ACID “My favourite saturating, plumping and long-term thirst-quenching ingredient is plant-based hyaluronic acid,” says Lupton. “Hyaluronic acid is a…

CHASING THE SUN As summer comes to a close, keep the wanderlust alive. Escape to the Maldives and check into the Missoni Resort Club at One & Only Reethi Rah. If you can’t get away, use the resort as inspiration to transform your living space, or re-create the flavours of the Mediterranean at home.…

TASTE of GREECE The succulent flavours of the Mediterranean have taken reign above Bar Cleveland in Sydney’s Redfern, with celebrated chef Justin North at the helm. Named after the grandmother of one of its co-owners, Sofia on Cleveland serves up fare reminiscent of a holiday on the isles of Greece, with generous-sized, home-style dishes loaded with vibrant seasonal produce. Kickstart your Greek culinary journey with warm sourdough loaf with extra virgin olive oil grown and pressed in the motherland. To book, visit sofiaoncleveland.com. THE NEW CLASSIC When you’re in the mood for a top-shelf tipple, make it an Old Fashioned. With three ingredients – The Glenlivet, simple syrup and a dash of bitters – it’s easy to prepare but bound to impress. $72.99, at danmurphys.com.au SWEET DREAMS Whether you’re reading…

“MY FAVOURITE QUOTE FROM MUM WAS ‘LET YOUR FREAK FLAG FLY.’ AND I DID AND IT TURNED OUT REALLY WELL” LAURA BINKS When I first met Laura she was hiding behind her mum’s legs. We were three years old and have been best friends ever since. We’ve shared primary school, most of high school and even our first share house. Laura wears many hats. She’s an amazing writer, drawer, environmentalist and maker of things. She’s a builder by trade but she’s currently the mayor of Strathbogie Shire, Victoria. Navigating being in the public eye is something Laura and I talk about a lot, especially navigating everyone’s opinions of you. Over the years our relationship has changed and is continually reinventing itself, but the thing that keeps us coming back –…

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A decade after their first collaboration, in 2012, Louis Vuitton has reignited the magic with Yayoi Kusama for an innovative range of leather goods, accessories and ready-to-wear pieces featuring the artist’s distinctive motifs. The maison has a long history of working with artists, dating back almost a century when the founder’s grandson, Gaston-Louis Vuitton, began commissioning them to create store windows and works for the label. Since then, prominent figures in art and design have continued to apply their craft to the luxury brand’s monogram canvas, including Takashi Murakami, Stephen Sprouse and Jeff Koons. Encompassing the two worlds, the latest exchange – dubbed Creating Infinity – has seen Kusama’s signature dots and flowers splashed across Louis Vuitton’s icons, including the Twist, the Capucines, the Keepall and the Soft Trunk. To…

SPINNING AROUND Sequins, sparkles and sex-positive energy are taking over Sydney from February 17 to March 5 for the 45th global LGBTQIA+ festival WorldPride. Kicking off the party is pop royalty Kylie Minogue, who will headline the opening ceremony alongside Charli XCX and Jessica Mauboy. “For the first time ever, WorldPride is coming to the Southern Hemisphere. I’m so excited to announce that I will be performing,” said Minogue. Hosted by Casey Donovan and Courtney Act, and broadcast live nationwide on ABC-TV, the opening concert will be held at The Domain on February 24. PRIDE of PLACE End your pride festivities on a high with seven hours of live music and a megamix of international and local acts, including Kim Petras, G Flip, and marie claire’s 2022 Rising Star nominee…

The truth is: most women either have a story like mine or know somebody with a story like mine. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, one in five Australian women over the age of 15 has experienced some form of sexual assault. If you are a woman of colour, those statistics are even higher. In 2021, it was moving to see women and men from all backgrounds coming together across the nation, taking to the streets and demanding change when it came to sexual violence. March4Justice and the national conversation about general violence was cathartic and saw the culture of silence fall to the wayside with an outpouring of disclosures from women who finally felt heard. While 2022 was a year fraught with change and challenge, we saw consent…

“WHEN WOMEN FIGHT, THEY FIGHT FOR EVERYONE AROUND THEM. WHEN YOU EMPOWER A WOMAN, YOU ALSO EMPOWER THEIR COMMUNITIES” Since founding Walk Free, an international human rights group working to eradicate all forms of modern slavery, I have recognised the innate vulnerability women and girls face with modern slavery and other forms of extreme exploitation. However, I have also come to realise the true power of women and girls to problem solve, initiate community-led solutions, as well as reimagine and build long-term change. The fight against modern slavery is about ensuring people have the most basic of human rights – freedom. This includes the freedom to control your own body, to refuse certain work or to stop working, and to decide when to marry and to whom. Protecting that freedom,…

ANNIE’S FIRE Set in 1974, the film follows Annie (played by Call My Agent! star Laure Calamy) as she joins an illegal abortion network in France. An important and impassioned tale of the historical fight for freedom, the film also serves as a warning of how things could be, following a year threatened by the overturning of Roe v Wade in the US. While the film centres on the discourse around women’s reproductive rights, it also explores female sexual liberation and showcases the power of the sisterhood and community. ONE FINE MORNING Sandra (played by Léa Seydoux) is everywoman: a mother, a daughter, a friend, a lover and a carer. Balancing the needs of her deteriorating father, her eight-year-old daughter and her unavailable lover, director Mia Hansen-Løve poetically unravels the…

Photography by Georges Antoni/The Artist Group. Styling by Kate Darvill/BA-Reps. Props stylist: Kirsten Stanwix Bookallil/BA-Reps. Hair by Daren Borthwick/The Artist Group. Makeup by Anne Timper/After Winter Agency. Models: Lexie Tapper/Vivien’s Models; Tilly Main/Priscilla’s. Production: Robyn Fay-Perkins.…

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Even after a diligent pm routine, some mornings our skin can look as tired as we may feel. If attempts to conceal the fatigue the next day aren’t working, your visage may require an extra jolt. As a mum of two-year-old twins, I know these mornings well. But there’s a new way to perk up: cryotherapy – the beauty equivalent of a venti-sized cold brew. At its most basic, cryotherapy is the employment of cold for the treatment of skin conditions. The oldest application by doctors, dating back to at least the 1950s, is the use of liquid nitrogen to treat issues such as warts or sun spots. You may have heard of it recently because your favourite athlete or influencer took a turn in a full-body cryotherapy pod. The…

ARE YOU BLUSHING? Neglected for years, blush is making a comeback in 2023, as TikTok hails the product a makeup bag essential once again. Every beauty brand is bringing out a cream blush right now, and there are even blushes that change colour to match the skin’s pH levels. Application has changed too: in 2023 we’re contouring with blush or incorporating it into our eye looks with trends such as the Crying Girl or Cold Girl. AUTUMN HAIR The Red Hair trend is setting TikTok on fire. Offering a full range of tones, from Sydney Sweeney’s strawberry red to Phoebe Dynevor’s true-copper look, this warm, vibrant hair trend is elevating classic red to a more vivid level. If you’re not game to commit to The Little Mermaid shade, the earthier,…

WHAT’S YOUR SKINCARE ROUTINE? In the morning I wash my face and apply vitamin C oil and sunscreen. At night I use a green tea moisturiser and organic oils. IF WE WERE TO LOOK IN YOUR BEAUTY CABINET, WHAT WOULD WE SEE? Mainly essential oils and some KVD Beauty products, like the new Everlasting Liquid Lipstick and ModCon Liquid-Gel Contour. “SELF-LOVE IS THE ONLY EFFECTIVE FOUNDATION TO FEELING BEAUTIFUL” WHAT ARE THREE BEAUTY PRODUCTS YOU CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT? Cleanser, aloe and sea-buckthorn oil. WHAT IS YOUR GO-TO MAKEUP LOOK WHEN YOU’RE OFF DUTY? KVD ModCon Liquid-Gel Contour, Tattoo Pencil Liner, and mascara. DO YOU HAVE A PARTICULAR RED-CARPET MOMENT WHERE YOU FELT AMAZING? The 2018 Met Gala for Stella McCartney, and the Givenchy spring/summer show in 2022. WHEN DO YOU…

BUCKLE UP Oversized zippers, chunky belts and leather come to play in a rework of the humble minidress, as seen in Louis Vuitton’s trompe l’oeil spring/summer 2023 triumph. NEW HEIGHTS From knee-highs to thigh-grazers, boots of all sizes are major players this season. Pair with Bottega Veneta’s It-bag and minimalist jewellery. COLOUR POP Add new life to your wardrobe with a playful injection of vibrant hues in the form of structured blazers, ankle-skimming dresses and statement shoes à la Loewe.…

As the famous Hollywood sign was being completed in 1923, a young Italian immigrant named Salvatore Ferragamo had just opened his first store, the Hollywood Boot Shop. It wasn’t long before he found success, creating footwear for the silver screen and its stars, including Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe Almost a century later and the luxury label is in the midst of a contemporary rebrand – it’s now known simply as Ferragamo. At the helm is British designer Maximilian Davis, who was appointed creative director in March 2022. Heralding an exciting new dawn for the brand, Davis is committed to expanding the legacy of Ferragamo, with touches of his own heritage. “I wanted to pay tribute to Salvatore’s start by bringing in the culture of Hollywood – but new Hollywood,”…

“THE PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY WHO WILL COME AFTER ME ARE THE FUEL TO MY FIRE” It was the most important meeting of my life. I’d just helped launch a national campaign, Defend Our NDIS, outside Parliament House in Canberra on Budget Day, 2022. We had scored a meeting with two of the people we most needed to support the campaign: opposition leader Anthony Albanese and shadow NDIS minister Bill Shorten. They helpfully invited the entire parliamentary press pack as well. No pressure. As I sat in a basement waiting to go through security, without realising I said out loud, “I’m so nervous, I feel sick.” My support worker, knowing me far too well, leaned over and whispered in my ear, “Think of how proud little Elly would be right now.”…

I have tinnitus. Tinnitus is a constant ringing in one or both ears, which I managed to get in America at a shooting range. I’d never been to America before. I was visiting my mum when the earmuffs lifted off one of my ears just as I shot. Tinnitus is usually reserved for musicians, tradies and people with serious chronic conditions. But I am very good at that whole wrong place wrong time thing, you see. You get used to the noise, of course; you have to or you’d go (more) batty. But it sneaks its way into your thoughts – at obvious times, when you are listening closely, but also at random times. You are sitting on the train watching the trees speed by, wondering what emails will greet…

Anja Pedersen-Scholl, 47, has always known she was adopted. Her East Asian heritage stood out in Copenhagen, where she arrived as a baby. What she didn’t know is that she was smuggled out of South Korea on a dead child’s papers shortly after her birth. Her natural father would spend much of the rest of his life uncertain of her fate. “While we were looking into your file, we learnt that your adoption paper was written quite differently from the true story,” admitted the Korea Social Service (KSS) in a letter sent to Pedersen-Scholl in 2009. “We understand you’d be very confused with this different information and feel sorry about that.” Confused indeed. Pedersen-Scholl’s birth name was not Lee Eun Kyung, as she had always been told, and nor was…

The last time I saw you was just before the Queen concert at the end of February 2020, just before Covid shut everything down. That show was incredible. The energy in the audience was amazing, and their energy charged us up. It was one of my favourite tours that I’ve ever done with Queen. We were used to playing smaller arenas so to play in the big stadiums in Australia was a treat. Your next album, High Drama, is where you do covers of some of your favourite songs. I have to say High Drama is the perfect name for this album. The funny thing about the name is it came out of a very simple conversation that I was having with the head of the label in London. We…

For an instantly polished look, a silky or structured collared shirt is key. Master the art of layering. Commit to like-minded hues and experiment with lengths, textures and fabrics. Embrace the concept of relaxed, deconstructed suiting. Keep it tonal when deciding on a colour palette and don’t shy away from the menswear section.…

THE BUY VELVET LUXE Seeking a new shade of lipstick for autumn? These Chanel Rouge Allure Velvet lipsticks in 14 new smooth, matte shades give lips a soft focus and a chic, skin-like finish. With a satisfying colour pay-off (so all you need is one swipe) and an ultra-comfortable formulation thanks to jojoba oil, this is the perfect lippie for when you want to look and feel just a little dressed up.…

OUT COMPLICATED SKINCARE IN SIMPLISTIC SKINCARE Skincare has exploded in the past few years. From 10-step routines to slugging, retinol and skin cycling, there seems to be a new routine or endorsed product on the platform every day. What we’ll begin to see in 2023 is the simplification of beauty regimens to focus more on three to four core products instead of overcomplicating our skincare. OUT THICK BROWS IN SKINNY BROWS; FLUFFY BROWS What haven’t we done to our brows? From bleaching to dying them bold colours and the return of the iconic ’90s skinny brows. But put your tweezers down as fluffy brows are now on trend. Treatments such as brow laminations push up the brows to make them look fluffier, bolder and thicker. Sported by icons such as…

1 BEST FOR CONTOURING NuFace Trinity Device, $511. Designed to help define facial contours, reduce the look of wrinkles and tighten skin when you use it on your face for five minutes every day. 2 BEST FOR CIRCULATION Aceology Mermaid Gua Sha, $79. Help boost product absorption, circulation and drainage with this facial massage tool, which is contoured to fit your face perfectly. 3 BEST FOR FINE LINES Lonvitalité PROLED 5-in-1 Facial Wand, $249. This red and blue LED wand helps to reduce the appearance of fine lines, puffiness and dark circles.…

THE NIGHT WORKER If you haven’t incorporated retinol into your nightly skin routine, you might want to consider the benefits. This anti-ageing ingredient is great for smoothing out the look of lines and refining skin texture. When Californian clean-beauty brand Biossance brought out this new night-time product, which has bakuchiol (a plant-derived alternative to retinol) as well as buzz ingredient squalane to deeply hydrate, frankly I was excited for bedtime so I could try it. If you’re new to retinol, start with a couple of times a week and then build up. WASH RIGHT If you didn’t know that there’s a right and a wrong way to wash your face, listen up. “How we wash our skin is vital for our skin health, its barrier and functionality,” says skin therapist…

PRAWN SAGANAKI WITH SPAGHETTI SERVES 4 80ml (⅓ cup) extra-virgin olive oil, plus extra for drizzling1 large onion, finely chopped3 garlic cloves, finely chopped ½ –1 long red chilli, halved lengthways, deseeded and finely sliced2 tbsp tomato paste125ml (½ cup) ouzo (see note below)400g can crushed tomatoes½ tsp dried oregano320g gluten-free spaghetti16 large raw prawns, peeled and deveined, tails intact100g Greek feta, crumbled (optional)Handful of flat-leaf parsley leaves, finely chopped 1 Heat olive oil in a large frypan over low heat. Add onion and a pinch of sea salt flakes and sauté, stirring occasionally, for 8 minutes to soften. Stir in garlic, chilli and tomato paste and cook for another minute. Pour in ouzo and simmer for 2–3 minutes or until reduced by half. Add crushed tomatoes, oregano and a…

The energy in the stands at Sydney Olympic Stadium is fizzing with electricity. The air is thick with anticipation, hope and serious competitive spirit. Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, oi, oi, oi! It’s our first Olympics in 44 years and this is the moment we’ve all been waiting for: the women’s 400-metre final. All eyes are one person: Cathy Freeman. She’s jogging on the spot at the starting line, wearing a futuristic, aerodynamic, green-and-gold Nike suit and a face full of determination. Four words are running through her mind on repeat. “Do what I know,” she tells herself. “Do what I know.” As the athletes take their places in their lanes, the American commentators set the scene: “Cathy has been waiting for this moment since ’96, Australia has waited for this moment…