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“Nice bookshelf,” says an excited Amandla Stenberg, pointing at the camera on our Zoom call. I’m suddenly self-conscious that I haven’t swapped out a few of my guilty-pleasure reads for something more profound for the backdrop of our interview. “I see some books that I like up there,” they add. “I love [author] Sally Rooney.” The non-binary actor is always on the literary pulse, having starred in several of the most successful book-to-film adaptations, including The Hunger Games (2012), Everything, Everything (2017) and The Hate U Give (2018). Now they are beginning a new chapter, this time in the comic-book realm as a lead in Disney’s new series, Star Wars: The Acolyte. “Having grown up as a lover of [sci-fi], I was always trying to find myself in it in…

“SEASON THREE OF EMILY IN PARIS IS ALSO A BIT MORE EMOTIONAL FOR ALFIE. FANS CAN EXPECT A BEAUTIFUL TRAIN CRASH” We departed season three of Emily in Paris in the middle of a love triangle between Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), Emily (Lily Collins) and your character, Alfie. What can fans expect from season four? It’s fair to say season three ended with a few cliffhangers. This season those questions definitely get answered. The train doesn’t stop. It’s a little bit more hectic than previous seasons in that true, daring style. This season is also a bit more emotional for Alfie. Fans can expect a beautiful train crash. The show has seen such huge success and has attracted such a dedicated fan base. What has that been like to be a…

Photography by Holly Ward/Vivien’s Creative. Styling by Jana Pokorny/Kaz Kingdon. Hair by Adam Dyer/Saunders & Co. Makeup by Teneille Sorgiovanni/After Winter Agency. Model: Venus/Priscilla’s. Production: Robyn Fay-Perkins. Shot on location at the Hilton Hotel Sydney.…

BEST Fragrance Bright and sparkling with notes of citrus, jasmine and teak, this energetic scent by Chanel is both feminine and endlessly wearable. It’s ideal for a productive day at work or an olfactory pep-up in a social situation, and gets editor votes for its perfectly combined vitality, grace and freshness. “FROM THE BOTTLE TO THE PERFUME, EVERYTHING INVITES YOU TO ASSERT YOUR UNIQUENESS WITH FLAMBOYANCE”– Prix de marie claire judges BEST Bottle Design Jean Paul Gaultier fragrance is certainly having a moment right now, and this radiant gourmand women’s scent is leading the pack. Its sultry blend of lily, meringue and salty notes housed in a standout (dare we say audacious) bottle, which is all curves and conical corsetry, makes this fragrance ideal for upping confidence levels and adding…

Before Goop, global warming and gluten-free became mainstays in our vocabulary, Australian skincare brand Jurlique was a quiet achiever in propelling its nature-first approach. At the forefront of the slow-beauty movement, the brand has been using biodynamic farming practices for 39 years to harness its healing properties and support the health and vitality of the earth. Jurlique’s mission isn’t all about sustainability, it focuses on reconnecting individuals to the land. The driving force of brand co-founder Ulrike Klein was “to connect people back to nature. That connection … that’s what is really important for us as human beings.” It’s a notion that still holds true today, with Jurlique global brand director Marion Goyet echoing the sentiment. “That’s the Jurlique way: embracing the life force of nature, from seed to skin,…

STARLIGHT SKIN A cult product since the 1980s, Guerlain’s Météorites has been reimagined by the brand’s makeup creative director, Violette Serrat. The powder keeps its original promise of being able to pull multiple duties at once (think setting, correcting, mattifying and illuminating), but the formula has been updated with 95 per cent natural-origin ingredients, and has been enhanced with two types of mother-of-pearl for lit-from-within glow. The formula can also keep skin shine-free for up to eight hours and comes in four shades to suit all skin tones. Lighten up Blending 50 active ingredients into one formulation makes for a heavy-hitting cream, but that doesn’t have to mean heavy on the skin. This new gel cream formulation from Sisley is hydrating yet super lightweight and sheen-free, meaning you can help…

Rarely does the architectural design of an old rural bank serve as the muse for a tranquil retreat. But on this occasion, Pip Brett, founder of lifestyle concept store Jumbled, felt it was just right. She instantly saw the potential of the deserted building in the heart of Molong, in the Central West region of New South Wales, not far from her home in Orange. Brett tells marie claire that she and her husband, Nick Luelf, “saw that the bank was for sale in the main street and immediately just fell in love with it”. Constructed in 1930, the former Commonwealth Bank was crafted in a captivating Spanish-Colonial Art Deco style by architect E. Henderson. Adorned with barley twist columns and intricate shell embellishments atop the windows, the stunning corner…

Alanis Morissette spent the mid-’90s taking down an ex-boyfriend and in the process changed music forever. As the queen of alt-rock in that decade, she redefined the break-up song as a form of both revenge and therapy. In her breakthrough hit “You Oughta Know”, she blasted an ex who claimed he’d hold her until he died. Yet he was still drawing breath while now dating someone new. Morissette had something to say about it and the world was listening. The fallout from her chart reign saw Morissette branded “angry” for years. And she rejected fame almost as quickly as she received it, a smart survival mechanism. Now, at 50, the Canadian-born musician is a happily married mother of three defiantly following her own path – her last album was of…

There’s something deeply inspiring about Elizabeth Debicki’s rise to fame. After winning a Golden Globe and a Critics’ Choice Award in January for her incredible performance as Princess Diana in the Netflix series The Crown, the actor attended the SAG Awards. She was up against Sarah Snook and Jennifer Aniston for best female actor in a drama series. Not only did she win, but as she approached the stage she kicked off her shoes. You see, Debicki never expected the award, so she hadn’t put her shoes on properly. The whole thing felt quite fitting given she’s from a country where barefoot is a way of life, but it also speaks to her innate style and authenticity – not everyone could kick off their shoes and make it look chic,…

The name Louis Vuitton is synonymous with the art of travel. Even so, Cape York may not be the first destination that springs to mind when you think of the iconic LV monogram. The northernmost tip of Australia is known for its breathtaking terrain, where lush rainforest meets turquoise sea – and for the past year, it’s been the site of an exciting Louis Vuitton project. No, it’s not a collection. Louis Vuitton is setting the standard in sustainability. In a five-year partnership with People For Wildlife, working with the area’s Traditional Owners and Apudthama Rangers, the Maison is combining Western scientific knowledge and traditional knowledge. The goal? To help understand and reverse biodiversity decline in this spectacular region. For Louis Vuitton’s head of sustainability, Christelle Capdupuy, it’s a vital…

ZENDAYA ACTOR, SINGER AND PRODUCER It’s rare to find an actor with as much range as Zendaya. Rarer still is when an actor whose formative years have been moulded by the Disney PR machine goes on to skillfully play a teenage addict with mental health issues, a retired tennis champ and a desert-planet warrior. But Zendaya has done it all in effortless fashion. To understand the weight of the 27-year-old actor’s stardom, you need only look as far as this year’s colossal back-to-back press tours for her starring role in part two of the cult film Dune, and her first cinematic producer role in the anticipated flick Challengers. It was in Sydney on the red carpet that Zendaya came to life, stepping into the spotlight in custom Loewe for the…

The first person Clyde* helped get an abortion was a stranger. The text came in, urgent and last-minute: one passenger, 68 kilograms, Spanish speaker. Clyde was worried. Not about helping, but about the weather. It was July and hot, meaning pockets of volatile air and pop-up thunderstorms could jeopardise everything, or at least make for a rough ride. There were more than 500 kilometres to travel, one way, in a small four-seater plane. Not necessarily dangerous, but risky. To wait would mean a missed appointment at the clinic, though. That’s the rub when you have limited options. OK, he texted, I’ll go. The plan was to meet the woman at a small regional airfield the next day at 5am. Clyde would fly her from her home state, where abortion was…

ASHLEIGH RUBENACH (Plays Betty Schaefer in Sunset Boulevard) Set in the glamorous golden age of Hollywood to the unmistakable sounds of Andrew Lloyd Webber, this hypnotic musical is packed full of love, lies and mystery. “Betty is a script reader at Paramount Studios,” says Rubenach, who also recently starred in Groundhog Day The Musical. “She is ambitious and plucky and begins a working relationship with our leading man, Joe, and it takes a bit of a turn along the way.” See opera.org.au/productions LUCY MAUNDER (Plays Roxy Hart in Chicago) Pop. Six. Squish. Cicero. Lipschitz. Broadway’s sexiest show is returning to the stage with a new Australian cast. “It’s dark, it’s edgy, it celebrates all those things we hate to love – like greed, corruption, violence and adultery – all the…

BOOK EVERYONE SHOULD READ LIES AND WEDDINGS BY KEVIN KWAN “There’s food, there’s fashion, there’s fun and there’s lots of drama. It will keep you up at night. And who doesn’t love a crazy destination wedding?” BOOK I WISH I COULD READ AGAIN FOR THE FIRST TIME THE JOY LUCK CLUB BY AMY TAN “It weaves together so many incredible stories and creates this tapestry that keeps paying off the further you get in. It’s such an enormous thrill.” FAVOURITE VILLAIN PRIDE AND PREJUDICE JANE AUSTEN “Lady Catherine is my favourite villain. She’s the ultimate snob and so incredibly entitled, but delivers such fabulous, scathing lines. It’s just hilarious to me.” Lies and Weddings is your fifth novel. How did the idea come about? I grew up on these great…

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This trend is driven by comfort and practicality, favouring oversized jackets and shirts. Pair with denim or leather bottoms. There are many ways to embrace the cowboy trend, but none are more iconic than the wide-brimmed Western hat. Prove it’s not your first rodeo with details such as bolo ties and plate-style belts.…

DESIGNER BRANDS Founder Tony Rechtman Rechtman founded Total Beauty Network with a simple goal in mind: real designer cosmetics at real-people prices. His key line, Designer Brands, is number one in its category in community pharmacy, with products that are equal parts effective and accessible. THE INSPIRATION “Designer Brands started 18 years ago, when my wife, Sharon, and I mapped out the idea on the back of a napkin. We noticed that LA women managed to look a million dollars wearing high street fashion, yet when it came to cosmetics, affordable usually meant poor quality. We wanted to create quality, prestige designer-brand cosmetics that were accessible. We moved back to Australia and launched DB with 15 products and one staff member … me.” UNIQUE SELLING POINT “While other ‘inspired by’…

MY BEAUTY ETHOS is good skincare equals good makeup. My skincare regimen is all about simplicity. Alongside my beloved moisturiser and sunscreen, I integrate a HigherDOSE Red Light Face Mask. MY FAVOURITE RED-CARPET LOOK is a smoky cat eye. My makeup artist Jen [Tioseco] and I always prioritise eyes and build everything else around that. At the recent Vanity Fair Oscars Party we dialled up the eye drama using the Revlon ColorStay Day To Night Eyeshadow Quad in Addictive and defined my eyes with the ColorStay Multiplayer Liquid-Glide Eye Pencil in Checkmate for the signature liner. The final touch was a few coats of mascara to make the eyes pop. DAY-TO-DAY I’ll always fall back on dewy, bronzed skin and a natural lip. I love the clean makeup trend. TO…

Which is your favourite room at Sona? I would probably say the open-plan kitchen and dining area because of the incredible natural light. It’s perfect for entertaining. If I could transport that kitchen to my own house, I would. Favourite spots to shop in Molong? The Molong Stores. It’s a premium hat specialist with a selection of artisanal wares, local pantry staples and all things unusual. Also, The Summerhouse Store has a curated selection of European antiques and homewares, and it’s located right next to Sona. Favourite place to eat in Molong? I love the Telegraph Hotel. It’s perfect for a chilled local wine and modern pub meal. Two doors down I also adore Lime & Stone, a bustling cafe and lifestyle store. And Wing Hang Chinese Restaurant is the…

GEMISTA – STUFFED CAPSICUMS SERVES 5 AS A LIGHT MEAL 6 red capsicums FOR FILLING 1 large red onion, diced1 tbsp oil2 tbsp tomato paste1 x 400g tin crushed tomatoes250g arborio rice50g pine nuts, toasted40g currants1 cup chopped mixed dill, mint and parsley1 tbsp dried mint FOR STOCK 400ml chicken or vegetable stock2 lemons, juiced6 tbsp extra virgin olive oil TO SERVE 300g Greek yoghurt1 garlic clove, peeled and crushed 1 Preheat oven to 180°C. 2 Cut the top off each capsicum and clean out stem, seeds and pith. Keep the top of the capsicum; you’ll need it for the cooking process. 3 For the filling: sauté onion in a frypan with 1 tablespoon of oil until translucent, then add tomato paste and briefly fry off. 4 Add tin of…

At LA’s 1923 Paramour Estate, Dior ambassador Elizabeth Debicki looked quite the princess for this month’s cover shoot, resplendent in Christian Dior fashion and Dior Fine Jewellery. On our cover, she wears a stunning 1920s-inspired Christian Dior dress and Dior Fine Jewellery Bois de Rose earrings and ring. To re-create Debicki’s refined makeup, begin with a flawless base of Dior Beauty’s Forever Glow Star Filter and Skin Glow foundation. Enhance eyes and brows with Diorshow’s Iconic Overcurl mascara and Diorshow Brow Styler. A sweep of Natural Bronze Glow adds warmth, while Dior Addict will give lips a rosy, warm femininity.…

From its humble beginnings 42 years ago in a small shop in Copenhagen’s Nørrebro district, Pandora jewellery has become a household name, synonymous with its signature charm bracelets. As the brand has evolved and grown with its customers, it ushers in a new chapter with the launch of the sleek, sensual and luxurious Pandora Essence collection. Drawing inspiration from nature and its Nordic heritage, the range features refreshingly sculptural shapes with minimal and organic designs. Comprising 50 pieces including necklaces, earrings, stackable rings and bangles, the collection is crafted from durable materials such as sterling silver and 14k gold plate. Notable pieces are the organically shaped heart pendant necklaces, pavé circle earrings and cultured pearl collier necklaces. Each piece is designed to reflect core personal values and aspirations, allowing wearers…

Johann Hari is recounting the time he went to a party at the home of an Oscar-winning actor in Los Angeles. It was the winter of 2022 and the world was emerging from a Covid-induced haze. “In the Uber there, I remember feeling self-conscious because – like a lot of people – I’d gained weight during lockdown,” recalls Hari, a British author and researcher. “I imagined walking into a roomful of celebrities who’d done the same.” Only, that wasn’t what happened. “I arrived and it was the weirdest thing,” he continues. “It wasn’t just that they hadn’t gained weight, they looked sharper and clearer. They looked like their Snapchat filters.” When Hari remarked to a friend that there must have been an uptake in Pilates, the friend laughed before pulling…

When Paul Warren first visited the tropical paradise of Tofo, Mozambique, in 2018, his heart was heavy but his adrenaline was “pumping”. It was there in 2016 that his daughter, aspiring marine biologist Elly Warren, was found dead, partially naked – her T-shirt ripped, her underwear down near her knees – and her throat jammed with sand. Local police called it an overdose. Retracing the final days of his daughter, who had gone to Tofo for a volunteer ocean research mission, Paul visited the beaches Elly swam at, the ramshackle bar where she gathered in the sultry evenings with friends, and the beachside lodge where she stayed. But the most painful part of his pilgrimage was stepping onto the hard dirt ground outside a public toilet block, a short stroll…

Long Skirt Play the long game with a midi or ankle-grazing denim skirt. Skin-revealing split optional. The Top From vests to asymmetrical cuts, look to non-traditional styles in denim. Folded Bottom Boost the casual weekend vibes via denim jeans with a chunky cuff. Bomber Jacket A ’90s bomber jacket in blue denim is the easiest way to stay cool and cosy this winter. The Heel Extend the denim vibes down to your footwear or pair them with an all-black ensemble. Wide Leg Step into style and comfort with wide-leg jeans. Add a blazer for instant impact. Straight Leg A perennial favourite, this classic style never really disappears. This season, top it off with a long-line coat and clutch. The Puffer A cropped denim version of this winter style staple will…

It’s time to part ways with frizz and embrace a sleeker finish. Hairstylist and Shark beauty ambassador Chris Hunter, who tends to bushy manes all too often, says the only way to truly tame frizz and flyaways is to use the right tools and techniques. Here are his favourites. CAUSES OF FRIZZ Parched strands, humidity and good old genetics are the usual culprits, but overwashing, hot water and pillow-friction can be equally to blame. BEAT THE HEAT In humid climates, maintaining smoothness and shape can be challenging, particularly for wavy, curly or coilled hair types. Why? Hair strands have overlapping “shingles” or scale cells on the outer layer to protect the cuticle. When the cuticle is exposed to aggressors like humidity, the shingles swell, giving the appearance of “frizz”. Adding…

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SUPER NATURAL There is not much that pioneering natural brand Emma Lewisham cannot do: from devising sustainable packaging (and then sharing the IP to other brands) to creating formulas that are chemical free and effective. And now there is a product that promises to address muscle tension without the need for needles. Created in partnership with physiologists and biochemists, this new Elixir boasts 11 cutting edge natural actives to help make facial skin look more relaxed. There is also new tech to help trigger the skin’s synthesis of hyaluronic acid, giving a lifting and plumping effect. Already a fan of the brand, I got right onto using the elixir morning and night. My skin looked plumped and hydrated almost instantly and my face had a new freshness I could get…

JUNE 21–JULY 22 CANCER On July 6, the new moon in your sign marks the start of a fresh chapter in relationships, especially the one you have with yourself. Pay attention to your self-talk – it’s a game-changer. Mars lurks in your sector of hidden enemies, so trust your spidey senses and stay close to people who feel like sunshine. As the July 21 full moon approaches, a collaborative effort reaches its climax. It’s poised to be a triumph as long as everyone involved pulls their weight. Yes, it might test some relationships, but this friction sparks the creative fire that produces a great solution or next step. POWER DAYS July 3, 6, 21 JULY 23–AUGUST 22 LEO As the sun graces your sign on July 22, the choices you…