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EDITOR’S LETTER

RECENTLY, MY SIX-YEAR-OLD NIECE, Lorna, who lives in southwest Ireland, lost her first tooth. She told me all about it on FaceTime, proudly pulling her lip out to show me the gap and holding up the pearly white nub that she was going to tuck under her pillow that night. “I asked the tooth fairy for more than the going rate of two euros a tooth,” she said. This was right before the midterm elections here in the U.S., when everyone seemed pretty uncertain about the future. But at that moment I felt nothing but optimism—she’s only six years old, and she’s already negotiating for better pay. (She got three euros, she happily reported back.) January is always a time for fresh starts and new goals. And while we all hope…

EDITOR’S LETTER

This Month on GLAMOUR.COM

Episode 1, available for download now! What Happened to the Hart Family? MARKIS, HANNAH, DEVONTE, Abigail, Jeremiah, and Sierra Hart—six beautiful children, ranging in age from 12 to 19, were all adopted by Sarah and Jennifer Hart. On Jen’s Facebook page, it looked as if they were the perfect blended family, even earning the nickname “Hart Tribe” from friends. Then, on March 26, 2018, the family’s GMC Yukon was found belly-up on the rocks below California’s Highway 1. The news of the murder-suicide shocked their friends and made national headlines, leaving many wondering what possibly led to the fatal crash. Could these lives have been saved? Broken Harts, a new podcast from Glamour and HowStuff-Works, investigates this question with never-before-heard interviews. Star ting December 4, cohosts and Glamour editors Justine Harman and Elisabeth…

This Month on GLAMOUR.COM

Repeat after us: Layering is your friend. A vest-under-jacket combo lends heft but not awkward bulk (no sleeve pileup) to a summery dress. Add a pair of sturdy boots and you’re done. THE LOOK: SUN-BLEACHED TIE-DYE. MAKE IT WORK NOW: Use it on winter go-tos like a turtleneck, or try LAYERING with a monochromatic palette. THE LOOK: DISCO-READY SANDALS MAKE IT WORK NOW: Pair with OPAQUE TIGHTS or chunky socks—your toes will stay warm & the metallic will shine. THE LOOK: WOVEN BAGS. MAKE IT WORK NOW: Pair yours with a coordinating topper, like a CANDY-COLOR PUFFER… …or with classic cold-weather textures, like WOOLLY KNITS and VELVETY CORDUROY. THE LOOK: TROPICAL FLORAL PRINTS. MAKE IT WORK NOW: Reach for equally BRIGHT SOLIDS—or another patterned piece. The key is to go all in. STILLS: JOSEPHINE SCHIELE; STYLIST: ANNA SURBATOVICH…

Supporting Women-Led Brands Just Got Easier

WE, AS WOMEN, HAVE INCREDIBLE spending power, shelling out more than $159 billion on clothing in 2017, according to a study by the NPD Group. Now imagine that much power put behind women-led businesses. Great idea, but to do your part, you’ll need to do some research to figure out which brands have women at the helm. That reality gave Rebecca Minkoff an idea; she wanted to make it easy to spot these companies. So last fall she launched The Female Founder Collective, along with a simple logo that businesses can use on social media, shopping tags, and store windows to let shoppers know they were founded by women. Already 1,000 companies in the United States have signed on. The collective started small, with fashion brands like Catbird and Universal Standard,…

Supporting Women-Led Brands Just Got Easier

Calling All Rebels! These Clothes Are for You

SOMETIMES YOU NEED A NEW direction. A clean slate. A fresh start. That’s the feeling that prompted Danita Short to quit her job as an E.R. nurse in Canada and move to Los Angeles. For her next act, she envisioned founding a clothing label—despite her lack of formal fashion training. Her vision came to life when she met Christian Juul Nielsen, a former design director for Oscar de la Renta and designer for Christian Dior Couture. At their first meeting in the fall of 2016, Short described her love for practical, unfussy clothing and hitting the road on her motorcycle; Nielsen knew how to translate her passions into biker-chic apparel. By the end of the conversation, their clothing line, Land of Distraction, was born. Despite what its name suggests, Land of Distraction…

Calling All Rebels! These Clothes Are for You

EDITOR’S LETTER

RECENTLY, MY SIX-YEAR-OLD NIECE, Lorna, who lives in southwest Ireland, lost her first tooth. She told me all about it on FaceTime, proudly pulling her lip out to show me the gap and holding up the pearly white nub that she was going to tuck under her pillow that night. “I asked the tooth fairy for more than the going rate of two euros a tooth,” she said. This was right before the midterm elections here in the U.S., when everyone seemed pretty uncertain about the future. But at that moment I felt nothing but optimism—she’s only six years old, and she’s already negotiating for better pay. (She got three euros, she happily reported back.) January is always a time for fresh starts and new goals. And while we all…

EDITOR’S LETTER

DAZZLE IN THE SEQUIN HIGH-LOW JUMPSUIT You will look stunning in this deep V-back jumpsuit from BCBGMAXAZRIA. The capelet top features three-quarter sleeves with an elegantly draped back. Accented with a shimmering sequin pant, this jumpsuit is perfect for a night on the town. For more must-have styles, visit BCBG.com 2019 IS A PARTY WITH CASH BACK Start your New Year’s shopping strong with cash back. Got a pile of holiday gift cards burning a hole in your wallet? Remember to shop with them through Glamour Rewards, the official online shopping mall of Glamour magazine, and you’ll earn cash back for every dollar you spend at 1,000+ online stores like Macy’s, Neiman Marcus, Sephora and more. Just start your online shopping at glamourrewards.com to collect your cash.…

THE MEGH AN EFFECT

200 Percentage increase in sales at David’s Bridal of a style similar to the Stella McCartney gown Markle wore to her wedding reception TWO Number of times a camel coat by Canadian brand Sentaler was placed on back order after Markle wore the design last Christmas (Overall, brands have gotten an estimated $200 million bump in sales thanks to Markle’s fashion choices) 370 Percent spike in U.S. Google searches for the term boatneck the week after Markle wore the style at her wedding 11 Minutes it took for a Strath-berry tote to sell out on the Scottish leather-goods label’s site after Markle carried the bag during a December 2017 World AIDS Day Charity Fair in Nottingham FIVE THOUSAND Percent increase in traffic the brand’s site experienced that day GETTY IMAGES; $200 MILLION SOURCE: DAVID HAIGH,…

THE MEGH AN EFFECT

This Month on GLAMOUR.COM

Episode 1, available for download now! What Happened to the Hart Family? MARKIS, HANNAH, DEVONTE, Abigail, Jeremiah, and Sierra Hart—six beautiful children, ranging in age from 12 to 19, were all adopted by Sarah and Jennifer Hart. On Jen’s Facebook page, it looked as if they were the perfect blended family, even earning the nickname “Hart Tribe” from friends. Then, on March 26, 2018, the family’s GMC Yukon was found belly-up on the rocks below California’s Highway 1. The news of the murder-suicide shocked their friends and made national headlines, leaving many wondering what possibly led to the fatal crash. Could these lives have been saved? Broken Harts, a new podcast from Glamour and HowStuff-Works, investigates this question with never-before-heard interviews. Star ting December 4, cohosts and Glamour editors Justine…

This Month on GLAMOUR.COM

IN DEFENSE OF COZYCORE

THE BREAKTHROUGH aesthetic of the season? Cozycore. The term entered the lexicon in 2014 the way much of today’s slang does—by appearing in a Reddit thread—and now the style is full-on mainstream. With its canon of ugly sneakers, plush pullovers, baggy track pants, and oldschool sweatsuits (a.k.a. groutfits), cozycore has hints of streetwear, athleisure, and, yes, normcore. But it would be a mistake to dismiss it as a sloppier version of any of the above. In fact, cozycore isn’t actually about not caring; it’s basically the fashion equivalent of no-makeup makeup. Consider, for example, the ensemble Ariana Grande wore to walk her dogs in New York City in September: classic eighties gym-teacher-style sweatpants, a too-big fleece zip-up, and dad sneakers. It would have made for a relatable, “Stars, they’re just like…

IN DEFENSE OF COZYCORE

FIND YOUR CHILL

1 “BATHING WITH MY BABY GIRL is the most indulgent thing I do on weekends now. The soothing water, the sweet baby bath soaks, and her happy little gurgles—nothing makes me more relaxed; her too!” —YING CHU, GLAMOUR EXECUTIVE BEAUTY DIRECTOR 2. “I focus on mindful breathing when I’m stressed; that seems to calm me down. But at home sleep is my favorite self-care!” —ALEXANDRA WILKIS WILSON, HEAD OF STRATEGY/INNOVATION AT ALLERGAN 3. “Once a year I’ll go somewhere that I’m curious about. Those adventures make me feel like a whole person who is capable and independent. I also prioritize taking care of my skin. Flower Beauty Supernova Celestial Skin Elixir [$16, flowerbeauty.com] adds an insane glow.” —DREW BARRYMORE, ACTRESS AND ENTREPRENEUR 4 “I LOVE BOTOX, BUT I’M not recharging during that. Things that transport me…

FIND YOUR CHILL

Repeat after us: Layering is your friend. A vest-under-jacket combo lends heft but not awkward bulk (no sleeve pileup) to a summery dress. Add a pair of sturdy boots and you’re done. THE LOOK: SUN-BLEACHED TIE-DYE. MAKE IT WORK NOW: Use it on winter go-tos like a turtleneck, or try LAYERING with a monochromatic palette. THE LOOK: DISCO-READY SANDALS MAKE IT WORK NOW: Pair with OPAQUE TIGHTS or chunky socks—your toes will stay warm & the metallic will shine. THE LOOK: WOVEN BAGS. MAKE IT WORK NOW: Pair yours with a coordinating topper, like a CANDY-COLOR PUFFER… …or with classic cold-weather textures, like WOOLLY KNITS and VELVETY CORDUROY. THE LOOK: TROPICAL FLORAL PRINTS. MAKE IT WORK NOW: Reach for equally BRIGHT SOLIDS—or another patterned piece. The key is to go all in.…

EAT Like You LIKE IT

EIGHT YEARS AGO NICOLE LANG, 35, BEGAN following a low-carb diet to get ready for her wedding. She didn’t love the food but lost weight fast—until she didn’t. Her weight plateaued, and then, when she didn’t stick with the diet, she regained. Every now and then she’d go back to the plan, gaining and losing the same 15 to 20 pounds over and over. In March of last year, Lang had finally had enough: “I just started thinking, There has to be a better way; there has to be something else—I’ve been doing this on and off for years.” So when a dietitian friend, Alissa Rumsey, R.D., posted on Instagram that she was leading a Ditch the Diet Challenge, Lang signed up. Over the course of a week, she learned…

EAT Like You LIKE IT

Supporting Women-Led Brands Just Got Easier

WE, AS WOMEN, HAVE INCREDIBLE spending power, shelling out more than $159 billion on clothing in 2017, according to a study by the NPD Group. Now imagine that much power put behind women-led businesses. Great idea, but to do your part, you’ll need to do some research to figure out which brands have women at the helm. That reality gave Rebecca Minkoff an idea; she wanted to make it easy to spot these companies. So last fall she launched The Female Founder Collective, along with a simple logo that businesses can use on social media, shopping tags, and store windows to let shoppers know they were founded by women. Already 1,000 companies in the United States have signed on. The collective started small, with fashion brands like Catbird and Universal…

Supporting Women-Led Brands Just Got Easier

How to REJECT THE DIET MENTALITY

LISTEN TO YOUR HUNGER “You have to tune in to your body to know how to nourish it,” says Tribole. Give it enough energy to fuel your day, and similarly, learn to recognize when you are comfortably full. RESPECT YOUR BODY Think of your body like your best friend—would you berate her for having a cinnamon roll? No. The goal is to accept your unique body and treat it kindly. Easier said than done, Tribole recognizes. “I talked to one woman who’d hated her body for years. We did the math of how many disparaging remarks she’d said to herself—it was more than 2 million. Give yourself time to undo what you’ve conditioned yourself to believe.” KISS OFF THE FOOD POLICE Stop labeling foods as good or bad. “Our bodies react to that restriction with…

Calling All Rebels! These Clothes Are for You

SOMETIMES YOU NEED A NEW direction. A clean slate. A fresh start. That’s the feeling that prompted Danita Short to quit her job as an E.R. nurse in Canada and move to Los Angeles. For her next act, she envisioned founding a clothing label—despite her lack of formal fashion training. Her vision came to life when she met Christian Juul Nielsen, a former design director for Oscar de la Renta and designer for Christian Dior Couture. At their first meeting in the fall of 2016, Short described her love for practical, unfussy clothing and hitting the road on her motorcycle; Nielsen knew how to translate her passions into biker-chic apparel. By the end of the conversation, their clothing line, Land of Distraction, was born. Despite what its name suggests, Land…

Calling All Rebels! These Clothes Are for You

Self-Care Didn’t Work for My Anxiety. Medicine Did

I DON’T KNOW WHAT’S WRONG with me.” It was about the tenth time in three months I’d sent some version of that text to my boyfriend. The time prior to this, it was 8:00 P.M. on a Saturday. I’d just binged a whole season of Criminal Minds and placed my third order on Seamless that day. I knew I should cook, but even making SpaghettiOs (my go-to depressed “meal”) was impossible. This time, on an uneventful Monday morning, I was getting ready for work, and just putting on pants felt like too much. I was sitting there, sobbing, jeans pulled halfway up my thighs, and out of options. I knew I needed to go back on my meds, but I so desperately didn’t want to. It’s an on-and-off battle I’ve fought…

Self-Care Didn’t Work for My Anxiety. Medicine Did

DAZZLE IN THE SEQUIN HIGH-LOW JUMPSUIT You will look stunning in this deep V-back jumpsuit from BCBGMAXAZRIA. The capelet top features three-quarter sleeves with an elegantly draped back. Accented with a shimmering sequin pant, this jumpsuit is perfect for a night on the town. For more must-have styles, visit BCBG.com 2019 IS A PARTY WITH CASH BACK Start your New Year’s shopping strong with cash back. Got a pile of holiday gift cards burning a hole in your wallet? Remember to shop with them through Glamour Rewards, the official online shopping mall of Glamour magazine, and you’ll earn cash back for every dollar you spend at 1,000+ online stores like Macy’s, Neiman Marcus, Sephora and more. Just start your online shopping at glamourrewards.com to collect your cash.…

Grown-up GLITTER

TRUE RED Want to take your signature lip to the next level? Tap glitter on top of a gloss. Keep the rest of your look polished with a soft taupe eyeshadow and black mascara. Try Revlon Super Lustrous Lipgloss in Red Apple ($6) and Maybelline New York Snapscara in Pitch Black ($6, both at drugstores). GLOWY HONEY A rosy blush isn’t the only way to enhance your cheekbones. Here, Kaliardos applied a glimmering highlight from tops of cheeks to temples. Try Fenty Beauty Killawatt Freestyle Highlighter in Trophy Wife ($34, Sephora). GLIMMERING ROSE Pink can be an intimidating color to wear around the eyes. But a little shimmer will diffuse the shade and give the look more dimension. Of course, rosy shine works for lips too. Just pat on glitter over clear balm, as at…

Grown-up GLITTER

THE MEGH AN EFFECT

200 Percentage increase in sales at David’s Bridal of a style similar to the Stella McCartney gown Markle wore to her wedding reception TWO Number of times a camel coat by Canadian brand Sentaler was placed on back order after Markle wore the design last Christmas (Overall, brands have gotten an estimated $200 million bump in sales thanks to Markle’s fashion choices) 370 Percent spike in U.S. Google searches for the term boatneck the week after Markle wore the style at her wedding 11 Minutes it took for a Strath-berry tote to sell out on the Scottish leather-goods label’s site after Markle carried the bag during a December 2017 World AIDS Day Charity Fair in Nottingham FIVE THOUSAND Percent increase in traffic the brand’s site experienced that day…

THE MEGH AN EFFECT

A You Can’t Keep Amber Heard Down

Proud to Be Loud “My job provides me with a platform,” Heard says. “Silence is complacency.” I THINK AMBER HEARD MAY BE GHOSTING ME. We are talking on the phone about her new film Aquaman, in which she reprises the role of flame-haired warrior queen Mera, when all of a sudden the line goes dead. I was asking if she had been wary of joining a DC superhero franchise back in 2017, when she first took on the role in Justice League. Yes, she says, but while reading the comic book source material, she was pleasantly surprised to see that Mera flinches at being referred to as Aquawoman. “She says, ‘Hey, wait a second. I have my own name. My name is Mera,’” Heard, 32, recalls. “And I thought, That’s my kind of…

A You Can’t Keep Amber Heard Down

IN DEFENSE OF COZYCORE

THE BREAKTHROUGH aesthetic of the season? Cozycore. The term entered the lexicon in 2014 the way much of today’s slang does—by appearing in a Reddit thread—and now the style is full-on mainstream. With its canon of ugly sneakers, plush pullovers, baggy track pants, and oldschool sweatsuits (a.k.a. groutfits), cozycore has hints of streetwear, athleisure, and, yes, normcore. But it would be a mistake to dismiss it as a sloppier version of any of the above. In fact, cozycore isn’t actually about not caring; it’s basically the fashion equivalent of no-makeup makeup. Consider, for example, the ensemble Ariana Grande wore to walk her dogs in New York City in September: classic eighties gym-teacher-style sweatpants, a too-big fleece zip-up, and dad sneakers. It would have made for a relatable, “Stars, they’re just…

IN DEFENSE OF COZYCORE

7 Loaded Questions WITH ANDY COHEN

At reunions, it’s up to you to press these casts and force them to address their controversies. So any advice for journalists in the Trump era? Be patient. Hold them to the fire. Keep asking the same question until you get an answer…. Anderson [Cooper] has to interview these mistresses of Trump, and he did these debates which were really like Housewives reunions, so I do feel like my world has intersected with a lot of journalists’. You’ve said you’d want to see Kellyanne Conway on Housewives. Who would she be friends with if she made the cut? That’s a good question. I don’t know—we might be sending her into the lion’s den. She reminds me of Michaele Salahi [who appeared on The Real Housewives of D.C. and crashed a White House State…

7 Loaded Questions WITH ANDY COHEN

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FIND YOUR CHILL

1 “BATHING WITH MY BABY GIRL is the most indulgent thing I do on weekends now. The soothing water, the sweet baby bath soaks, and her happy little gurgles—nothing makes me more relaxed; her too!” —YING CHU, GLAMOUR EXECUTIVE BEAUTY DIRECTOR 2. “I focus on mindful breathing when I’m stressed; that seems to calm me down. But at home sleep is my favorite self-care!” —ALEXANDRA WILKIS WILSON, HEAD OF STRATEGY/INNOVATION AT ALLERGAN 3. “Once a year I’ll go somewhere that I’m curious about. Those adventures make me feel like a whole person who is capable and independent. I also prioritize taking care of my skin. Flower Beauty Supernova Celestial Skin Elixir [$16, flowerbeauty.com] adds an insane glow.” —DREW BARRYMORE, ACTRESS AND ENTREPRENEUR 4 “I LOVE BOTOX, BUT I’M not recharging…

FIND YOUR CHILL

Geena Davis Knows Women Are Good for Hollywood

PERHAPS THE SET OF Stuart Little isn’t where feminists expected to battle gender norms, but trust Geena Davis to open a front line when she sees one. In the movie Davis plays Eleanor Little, mother to George and to Stuart, the mouse-son the Little family decides to take in. Once, between takes, Davis watched one of the second-unit directors line up extras for a boat-race scene in Central Park. “He found a little boy and gave him a remote control and had him sit on the edge of the water,” Davis says. “Then he found a little girl to come and stand behind him as his cheerleader.” Over and over the pattern repeated: boy, contender; girl, admirer. It took Davis a second, and then it struck her. Oh, wait a minute, she…

Geena Davis Knows Women Are Good for Hollywood

EAT Like You LIKE IT

EIGHT YEARS AGO NICOLE LANG, 35, BEGAN following a low-carb diet to get ready for her wedding. She didn’t love the food but lost weight fast—until she didn’t. Her weight plateaued, and then, when she didn’t stick with the diet, she regained. Every now and then she’d go back to the plan, gaining and losing the same 15 to 20 pounds over and over. In March of last year, Lang had finally had enough: “I just started thinking, There has to be a better way; there has to be something else—I’ve been doing this on and off for years.” So when a dietitian friend, Alissa Rumsey, R.D., posted on Instagram that she was leading a Ditch the Diet Challenge, Lang signed up. Over the course of a week, she learned…

EAT Like You LIKE IT

How to REJECT THE DIET MENTALITY

LISTEN TO YOUR HUNGER “You have to tune in to your body to know how to nourish it,” says Tribole. Give it enough energy to fuel your day, and similarly, learn to recognize when you are comfortably full. RESPECT YOUR BODY Think of your body like your best friend—would you berate her for having a cinnamon roll? No. The goal is to accept your unique body and treat it kindly. Easier said than done, Tribole recognizes. “I talked to one woman who’d hated her body for years. We did the math of how many disparaging remarks she’d said to herself—it was more than 2 million. Give yourself time to undo what you’ve conditioned yourself to believe.” KISS OFF THE FOOD POLICE Stop labeling foods as good or bad. “Our bodies…

What Would You’ve Got Mail Look Like in the Social Media Age?

WHEN GLAMOUR ASKED ME TO UPDATE A SCENE FROM Nora Ephron’s beloved film You’ve Got Mail for its twentieth anniversary, I was confronted with a challenge many screenwriters face today: Can any moment of mistaken identity or unplanned coincidence (both of which have led to some of the greatest movie scenes in history) happen now, in a world where any answer is at our fingertips and devices help us see around every corner? Not to mention that we live in a society where nearly every IRL love story today begins with an Internet connection. Could any scene from You’ve Got Mail even exist today? Rather than surrender, I asked myself, WWKKD? (What would Kathleen Kelly Do?) Undoubtedly she would, with plucky determination, rewrite the assignment. Just as she reimagined her professional…

What Would You’ve Got Mail Look Like in the Social Media Age?

Hit Refresh From Head to Toe

THESE FEEL-GOOD HAIR, SKIN, AND NAIL BOOSTERS WILL JUMP-START YOUR ROUTINE FOR 2019.…

Hit Refresh From Head to Toe

MENTORSHIP RETHINK

ANY YOUNG PROFESSIONAL woman has heard that to succeed (and especially to succeed fast) you need a mentor—someone who will show you the ropes and pave the way for your advancement. But the idea that a woman in the C-suite can teach you everything you need to know about your career and your future is right up there with believing Beyoncé is in the Illuminati. There’s no doubt that female leaders can be helpful (and we need more of them; only 5 percent of Fortune 500 companies have a female CEO). But virtually every career path today is much more complicated than the old up-the-ladder route; you need a village to navigate it all. “Modern mentorship isn’t about looking to just one person; it’s about cultivating a group of people,”…

MENTORSHIP RETHINK

HOW TO KEEP YOUR COOL WHEN YOUR MENTOR IS A LEGEND

Two summers ago I found myself in an unreal scenario: out to lunch with Jill Abramson, my professor at Harvard University and the former executive editor of The New York Times (the only woman to ever fill that role), celebrating my first “real” job at Glamour. The moment was made possible because I’d taken her journalism seminar and she’d sent a glowing recommendation to my future boss. I still couldn’t believe it: How had I stood out to such an esteemed journalist? And how the hell could I continue to impress her? The answers to those questions help anyone who lands a unicorn mentor—that insanely high-powered person who supports your career. Take a look: Get over your impostor syndrome. When I first got into Abramson’s seminar, I was embarrassed that I didn’t…

HOW TO KEEP YOUR COOL WHEN YOUR MENTOR IS A LEGEND

Self-Care Didn’t Work for My Anxiety. Medicine Did

I DON’T KNOW WHAT’S WRONG with me.” It was about the tenth time in three months I’d sent some version of that text to my boyfriend. The time prior to this, it was 8:00 P.M. on a Saturday. I’d just binged a whole season of Criminal Minds and placed my third order on Seamless that day. I knew I should cook, but even making SpaghettiOs (my go-to depressed “meal”) was impossible. This time, on an uneventful Monday morning, I was getting ready for work, and just putting on pants felt like too much. I was sitting there, sobbing, jeans pulled halfway up my thighs, and out of options. I knew I needed to go back on my meds, but I so desperately didn’t want to. It’s an on-and-off battle I’ve…

Self-Care Didn’t Work for My Anxiety. Medicine Did

The Best Mentor Might Be Sitting Next to You

JEN RUBIO CO-FOUNDER AND CHIEF BUSINESS OFFICER, AWAY WHITNEY WOLFE HERD FOUNDER & CEO, BUMBLE How they communicate: social media/DMs “Whitney is such a source of support,” says Rubio. “She’s always there to encourage and inspire when we launch something new or give off-the-record advice about potential partners or investors.” Herd, for her part, leans on Rubio’s branding expertise. “I’ll ask her for feedback on a marketing plan or whatever we’re working on,” she says. They also celebrate milestones, says Herd: “I sent her a cake replica of an Away bag when she opened a store in Austin!” ALICE GAO PHOTOGRAPHER How they communicate: text “I often ping Alice with questions about the creative direction for Away,” says Rubio. “Whether it’s what she thinks of a new color we’re launching or the art for a photo shoot—she just gets our artistic…

The Best Mentor Might Be Sitting Next to You

Got a Resolution? There’s a Guru for That

AFTER COMING OUT AS QUEER eight years ago and seeing a variety of therapists in New York City and Los Angeles, filmmaker Kait Schuster, 29, was struggling to feel connected to her body during sex. “Everyone else’s sex problems, as imagined in my mind, were very small,” she says. It wasn’t until two years ago, when she discovered the work of “sexuality doula” Ev’Yan Whitney and her podcast The Sexually Liberated Woman, that something clicked. “It was the first signal into being like, ‘Oh, maybe I’m less alone than I think,’” she says. Schuster instantly sought direct access to Whitney, who offers one-on-one coaching on her website, sexloveliberation.com. (Weekly hour-long calls are $750 per month; most clients, Whitney says, work through their hang-ups in three to four months.) The fees were…

Got a Resolution? There’s a Guru for That

Grown-up GLITTER

TRUE RED Want to take your signature lip to the next level? Tap glitter on top of a gloss. Keep the rest of your look polished with a soft taupe eyeshadow and black mascara. Try Revlon Super Lustrous Lipgloss in Red Apple ($6) and Maybelline New York Snapscara in Pitch Black ($6, both at drugstores). GLOWY HONEY A rosy blush isn’t the only way to enhance your cheekbones. Here, Kaliardos applied a glimmering highlight from tops of cheeks to temples. Try Fenty Beauty Killawatt Freestyle Highlighter in Trophy Wife ($34, Sephora). GLIMMERING ROSE Pink can be an intimidating color to wear around the eyes. But a little shimmer will diffuse the shade and give the look more dimension. Of course, rosy shine works for lips too. Just pat on glitter…

Grown-up GLITTER

Small Acts of Resistance

I used to call my senators and representatives several times a week. I knitted a pink pussy hat and made signs and went on marches. I donated to the Southern Poverty Law Center, the ACLU, and Planned Parenthood. In the aftermath of the 2016 election, I popularized the hashtag #SmallActs to drive people to take modest steps to further political resistance and social inclusion. Now? I’m exhausted and sometimes demoralized. I’m not proud to admit it, but I’ve thought about giving up. A lot. It’s hard to fight and fight and not see progress, to scan the news and discover (hourly!) more unkindness. The truth is—to my own shame—I haven’t called my representatives in months. I still vote and donate, but sometimes I wonder whether it makes a difference. Sometimes (often)…

The Art of Self-acceptance

HI. I’M PAMELA ADLON, AND I HAVE A SHOW ON FX called Better Things. One of the reasons I wanted to make a show for myself—besides wanting to have a show and making work for myself, which are both unbelievable gifts—is that I had never seen someone like me represented on television. Like…a kind of person like me. Not a pretty, shiny piece of candy. Not a character out of a Kerouac novel. Just someone like me. And my friends. The way we are. A little worn in and slightly damaged. I have always lived my life in an observational way. Make no mistake, I am fully engaged in everything I do. I just have a tendency to stand back and look at my life with a separate lens—an inside outsider.…

The Art of Self-acceptance

Finding Success on My Terms

WHEN I THINK ABOUT HOW LONG IT took me to step into myself as an actress, I think I say this with some confidence: Getting older is underrated. I remember one day, young and struggling, walking to wait tables in Chicago. Black pants, white shirt, black tie (as if the job isn’t hard enough, you also had to look like a man). I passed by a theater and saw a huge limo arrive for the opening of a film called About Last Night. There on the marquee was my old classmate’s name: Elizabeth Perkins, who you probably know went on to star in Big with Tom Hanks. I was 30 years old, and I almost had a nervous breakdown. All I could think was: When is it going to be my turn?…

Finding Success on My Terms

A You Can’t Keep Amber Heard Down

Proud to Be Loud “My job provides me with a platform,” Heard says. “Silence is complacency.” I THINK AMBER HEARD MAY BE GHOSTING ME. We are talking on the phone about her new film Aquaman, in which she reprises the role of flame-haired warrior queen Mera, when all of a sudden the line goes dead. I was asking if she had been wary of joining a DC superhero franchise back in 2017, when she first took on the role in Justice League. Yes, she says, but while reading the comic book source material, she was pleasantly surprised to see that Mera flinches at being referred to as Aquawoman. “She says, ‘Hey, wait a second. I have my own name. My name is Mera,’” Heard, 32, recalls. “And I thought, That’s…

A You Can’t Keep Amber Heard Down

YOU MAY KNOW ME AS ISSA RAE’S BEST friend Molly on HBO’s Insecure. But what you may not know is that the journey to get there was entirely faith-led. Nothing about the six-year-old girl who emigrated from Nigeria to America and was supposed to become a doctor pointed anywhere to comedy. That, you see, was God’s idea. I was raised Catholic, so God was always a part of my life. But as a freshman in college, I attended a Bible study that completely changed everything. I know that the last thing you associate with freshman year of college is Scripture. But the minister kept referring to God as “Daddy.” Who calls God Daddy? But I’m also really competitive, and I wanted that level of intimacy with the Father. So I said yes…

7 Loaded Questions WITH ANDY COHEN

At reunions, it’s up to you to press these casts and force them to address their controversies. So any advice for journalists in the Trump era? Be patient. Hold them to the fire. Keep asking the same question until you get an answer…. Anderson [Cooper] has to interview these mistresses of Trump, and he did these debates which were really like Housewives reunions, so I do feel like my world has intersected with a lot of journalists’. You’ve said you’d want to see Kellyanne Conway on Housewives. Who would she be friends with if she made the cut? That’s a good question. I don’t know—we might be sending her into the lion’s den. She reminds me of Michaele Salahi [who appeared on The Real Housewives of D.C. and crashed a…

7 Loaded Questions WITH ANDY COHEN

Shawn Holley Is Hollywood’s Secret Weapon

NOT EVEN THE MOST EXPERIENCED JOURNALISTS could resist a hint of scorn: “Trump Meets With Kim. Kim Kardashian West, That Is,” one headline read. Another: “Welcome to 2018: President Donald Trump Just Met With Kim Kardashian.” Kardashian West had gone to the White House to plead the case of Alice Marie Johnson, a woman who’d served more than two decades in prison on nonviolent drug charges. When Trump commuted her sentence a week later, the moment came and went like a season finale. Recapped, critiqued, forgotten. The truth is the meeting between two celebrities (one, breaker of the Internet; the other, president of the United States) was planned over months, and behind it was a woman whose name and narrative—the public defender turned Kardashian “konfidante”—don’t fit in a headline. Kardashian West was 16…

Shawn Holley Is Hollywood’s Secret Weapon

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Geena Davis Knows Women Are Good for Hollywood

PERHAPS THE SET OF Stuart Little isn’t where feminists expected to battle gender norms, but trust Geena Davis to open a front line when she sees one. In the movie Davis plays Eleanor Little, mother to George and to Stuart, the mouse-son the Little family decides to take in. Once, between takes, Davis watched one of the second-unit directors line up extras for a boat-race scene in Central Park. “He found a little boy and gave him a remote control and had him sit on the edge of the water,” Davis says. “Then he found a little girl to come and stand behind him as his cheerleader.” Over and over the pattern repeated: boy, contender; girl, admirer. It took Davis a second, and then it struck her. Oh, wait a minute,…

Geena Davis Knows Women Are Good for Hollywood

Meet the Woman Determined to Change Congress

RASHIDA TLAIB HAS HER new commute timed: It takes about an hour and a half to fly from Washington, D.C., to her hometown of Detroit. The pomp and polished marble of the U.S. Capitol might seem a world away from Michigan’s 13th Congressional District, one of the poorest in the nation. Yet when Tlaib—who won her primary in August and had no Republican opponent in November, making her a lock to become the first Palestinian-American woman in Congress—explained to her two boys that she was going to start spending “three to four days a week in D.C. to change the world,” Adam, 13, erased any worries. “It’s OK, Mama, ’cause we can FaceTime,” he told her. Her younger son, Yousif, seven, was equally supportive: “He really does think I’m going to…

Meet the Woman Determined to Change Congress

What Would You’ve Got Mail Look Like in the Social Media Age?

WHEN GLAMOUR ASKED ME TO UPDATE A SCENE FROM Nora Ephron’s beloved film You’ve Got Mail for its twentieth anniversary, I was confronted with a challenge many screenwriters face today: Can any moment of mistaken identity or unplanned coincidence (both of which have led to some of the greatest movie scenes in history) happen now, in a world where any answer is at our fingertips and devices help us see around every corner? Not to mention that we live in a society where nearly every IRL love story today begins with an Internet connection. Could any scene from You’ve Got Mail even exist today? Rather than surrender, I asked myself, WWKKD? (What would Kathleen Kelly Do?) Undoubtedly she would, with plucky determination, rewrite the assignment. Just as she reimagined her professional…

What Would You’ve Got Mail Look Like in the Social Media Age?

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MENTORSHIP RETHINK

ANY YOUNG PROFESSIONAL woman has heard that to succeed (and especially to succeed fast) you need a mentor—someone who will show you the ropes and pave the way for your advancement. But the idea that a woman in the C-suite can teach you everything you need to know about your career and your future is right up there with believing Beyoncé is in the Illuminati. There’s no doubt that female leaders can be helpful (and we need more of them; only 5 percent of Fortune 500 companies have a female CEO). But virtually every career path today is much more complicated than the old up-the-ladder route; you need a village to navigate it all. “Modern mentorship isn’t about looking to just one person; it’s about cultivating a group of people,”…

MENTORSHIP RETHINK

HOW TO KEEP YOUR COOL WHEN YOUR MENTOR IS A LEGEND

Two summers ago I found myself in an unreal scenario: out to lunch with Jill Abramson, my professor at Harvard University and the former executive editor of The New York Times (the only woman to ever fill that role), celebrating my first “real” job at Glamour. The moment was made possible because I’d taken her journalism seminar and she’d sent a glowing recommendation to my future boss. I still couldn’t believe it: How had I stood out to such an esteemed journalist? And how the hell could I continue to impress her? The answers to those questions help anyone who lands a unicorn mentor—that insanely high-powered person who supports your career. Take a look: Get over your impostor syndrome. When I first got into Abramson’s seminar, I was embarrassed that…

HOW TO KEEP YOUR COOL WHEN YOUR MENTOR IS A LEGEND

the BIG QUESTIONS

What’s your full name, and where does it come from? Ilana Rose Glazer. Ilana was one of my mom’s classmates growing up in Queens. She always loved the name. And Rose was my great-grandmother’s name. When the zombie apocalypse comes, what skills will you contribute to the new society? The same as now: comedy and community gathering. I also have two pairs of glasses, so I’d definitely start fires with the sun. What’s the best invention of all time? Condoms. Population control is important. If you could call anyone right now, who would it be? Dr. Donna Friedman, my best friend’s mom and an excellent psychologist. She’s going to crack up when she sees this. How do you stand up for what you believe in? Since cofounding Generator Collective, an Instagram movement that encourages users to express how policy…

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The Best Mentor Might Be Sitting Next to You

JEN RUBIO CO-FOUNDER AND CHIEF BUSINESS OFFICER, AWAY WHITNEY WOLFE HERD FOUNDER & CEO, BUMBLE How they communicate: social media/DMs “Whitney is such a source of support,” says Rubio. “She’s always there to encourage and inspire when we launch something new or give off-the-record advice about potential partners or investors.” Herd, for her part, leans on Rubio’s branding expertise. “I’ll ask her for feedback on a marketing plan or whatever we’re working on,” she says. They also celebrate milestones, says Herd: “I sent her a cake replica of an Away bag when she opened a store in Austin!” ALICE GAO PHOTOGRAPHER How they communicate: text “I often ping Alice with questions about the creative direction for Away,” says Rubio. “Whether it’s what she thinks of a new color we’re launching…

The Best Mentor Might Be Sitting Next to You

Got a Resolution? There’s a Guru for That

AFTER COMING OUT AS QUEER eight years ago and seeing a variety of therapists in New York City and Los Angeles, filmmaker Kait Schuster, 29, was struggling to feel connected to her body during sex. “Everyone else’s sex problems, as imagined in my mind, were very small,” she says. It wasn’t until two years ago, when she discovered the work of “sexuality doula” Ev’Yan Whitney and her podcast The Sexually Liberated Woman, that something clicked. “It was the first signal into being like, ‘Oh, maybe I’m less alone than I think,’” she says. Schuster instantly sought direct access to Whitney, who offers one-on-one coaching on her website, sexloveliberation.com. (Weekly hour-long calls are $750 per month; most clients, Whitney says, work through their hang-ups in three to four months.) The fees…

Got a Resolution? There’s a Guru for That

Small Acts of Resistance

I used to call my senators and representatives several times a week. I knitted a pink pussy hat and made signs and went on marches. I donated to the Southern Poverty Law Center, the ACLU, and Planned Parenthood. In the aftermath of the 2016 election, I popularized the hashtag #SmallActs to drive people to take modest steps to further political resistance and social inclusion. Now? I’m exhausted and sometimes demoralized. I’m not proud to admit it, but I’ve thought about giving up. A lot. It’s hard to fight and fight and not see progress, to scan the news and discover (hourly!) more unkindness. The truth is—to my own shame—I haven’t called my representatives in months. I still vote and donate, but sometimes I wonder whether it makes a difference. Sometimes…

The Art of Self-acceptance

HI. I’M PAMELA ADLON, AND I HAVE A SHOW ON FX called Better Things. One of the reasons I wanted to make a show for myself—besides wanting to have a show and making work for myself, which are both unbelievable gifts—is that I had never seen someone like me represented on television. Like…a kind of person like me. Not a pretty, shiny piece of candy. Not a character out of a Kerouac novel. Just someone like me. And my friends. The way we are. A little worn in and slightly damaged. I have always lived my life in an observational way. Make no mistake, I am fully engaged in everything I do. I just have a tendency to stand back and look at my life with a separate lens—an inside…

The Art of Self-acceptance

Finding Success on My Terms

WHEN I THINK ABOUT HOW LONG IT took me to step into myself as an actress, I think I say this with some confidence: Getting older is underrated. I remember one day, young and struggling, walking to wait tables in Chicago. Black pants, white shirt, black tie (as if the job isn’t hard enough, you also had to look like a man). I passed by a theater and saw a huge limo arrive for the opening of a film called About Last Night. There on the marquee was my old classmate’s name: Elizabeth Perkins, who you probably know went on to star in Big with Tom Hanks. I was 30 years old, and I almost had a nervous breakdown. All I could think was: When is it going to be…

Finding Success on My Terms

YOU MAY KNOW ME AS ISSA RAE’S BEST friend Molly on HBO’s Insecure. But what you may not know is that the journey to get there was entirely faith-led. Nothing about the six-year-old girl who emigrated from Nigeria to America and was supposed to become a doctor pointed anywhere to comedy. That, you see, was God’s idea. I was raised Catholic, so God was always a part of my life. But as a freshman in college, I attended a Bible study that completely changed everything. I know that the last thing you associate with freshman year of college is Scripture. But the minister kept referring to God as “Daddy.” Who calls God Daddy? But I’m also really competitive, and I wanted that level of intimacy with the Father. So I…

Shawn Holley Is Hollywood’s Secret Weapon

NOT EVEN THE MOST EXPERIENCED JOURNALISTS could resist a hint of scorn: “Trump Meets With Kim. Kim Kardashian West, That Is,” one headline read. Another: “Welcome to 2018: President Donald Trump Just Met With Kim Kardashian.” Kardashian West had gone to the White House to plead the case of Alice Marie Johnson, a woman who’d served more than two decades in prison on nonviolent drug charges. When Trump commuted her sentence a week later, the moment came and went like a season finale. Recapped, critiqued, forgotten. The truth is the meeting between two celebrities (one, breaker of the Internet; the other, president of the United States) was planned over months, and behind it was a woman whose name and narrative—the public defender turned Kardashian “konfidante”—don’t fit in a headline. Kardashian…

Shawn Holley Is Hollywood’s Secret Weapon

Retire by 45… With $1.5 Million in the Bank

EMMA PATTEE, 28, QUIT her marketing job two years ago and plans to never work a corporate gig again. Kiersten Saunders, 34, and husband Julien, 38, were once $200,000 in debt but are on track to retire with a net worth of roughly $1.5 million before they turn 45. A lucky break? Nope. They are part of an exploding community of people who are hacking their finances through frugal living, saving, and investing to retire decades earlier than the U.S. average age of 61. It’s called FIRE, which stands for “financial independence, retire early.” While the “retire” part is a loose term—many people still have side gigs—the idea is that FIRE gives you the financial freedom to pursue passion projects and kick the traditional 9-to-5 to the curb. “Previous generations…

Retire by 45… With $1.5 Million in the Bank

Meet the Woman Determined to Change Congress

RASHIDA TLAIB HAS HER new commute timed: It takes about an hour and a half to fly from Washington, D.C., to her hometown of Detroit. The pomp and polished marble of the U.S. Capitol might seem a world away from Michigan’s 13th Congressional District, one of the poorest in the nation. Yet when Tlaib—who won her primary in August and had no Republican opponent in November, making her a lock to become the first Palestinian-American woman in Congress—explained to her two boys that she was going to start spending “three to four days a week in D.C. to change the world,” Adam, 13, erased any worries. “It’s OK, Mama, ’cause we can FaceTime,” he told her. Her younger son, Yousif, seven, was equally supportive: “He really does think I’m going…

Meet the Woman Determined to Change Congress

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the BIG QUESTIONS

What’s your full name, and where does it come from? Ilana Rose Glazer. Ilana was one of my mom’s classmates growing up in Queens. She always loved the name. And Rose was my great-grandmother’s name. When the zombie apocalypse comes, what skills will you contribute to the new society? The same as now: comedy and community gathering. I also have two pairs of glasses, so I’d definitely start fires with the sun. What’s the best invention of all time? Condoms. Population control is important. If you could call anyone right now, who would it be? Dr. Donna Friedman, my best friend’s mom and an excellent psychologist. She’s going to crack up when she sees this. How do you stand up for what you believe in? Since cofounding Generator Collective, an…

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