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ABSORBS FASTER than the $100, $200, and even $400 CREAM AUGUST 2018

SERENA WILLIAMS

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THE LOOK 28 BADASS WOMEN OF FASHION 33 BADASS WOMEN IN BADASS DRESSES Carolyn Murphy, Thandie Newton, Cate Blanchett 34 THE LOOK Minidresses & polka dots 36 HER BEST EVER Zoë Saldana 38 THE GIRL, THE WOMAN, THE LADY Letitia Wright, Jessica Alba, Rita Wilson 44 STYLE CRUSH Heidi Klum y Gwen Stefani THE BADASS 50 48 Meet the women leading the fight to effect change for generations to come INSTANT STYLE 59 WHAT TO WEAR, WHAT TO BUY 67 NOW & LATER Summer-to-fall must-haves 74 MY STYLE Paloma Elsesser 132 FEATURES BEAUTY THE ACHIEVER 57 JAGGED NO MORE Alanis Morissette 77 RAY OF LIGHT Model Adwoa Aboah Hilary Swank in a on the self-care she’s advocated for years Mission Statement 80 THE FACE Kristen Stewart cropped top and 102 THE NUMBER 1 Serena Williams bra, a Narciso opens up about her life as a new mom 82 DR. AMY WECHSLER’S SECRET Rodriguez skirt, and Sophie 110 THE HEAT Model Helena Christensen WEAPONS Advice from the skin-care guru Buhai earrings (swim)suits up on the streets of N.Y.C. 84 THE INFLUENCER Gucci Westman and rings. 120 THE WARRIOR What we can learn from Photographed 86 SO WHAT DO YOU DO, CANDICE Monica Lewinsky in the age of #MeToo by Anthony HUFFINE? The model’s wellness tips Maule. 124 THE REPORTER Veteran journalist Andrea Mitchell in defense of a free press 88 BEAUTY TALK Rosie Huntington-Whiteley 126 THE MAMA Elephant keeper 90 BEAUTY MARK Debi Mazar’s brows Sasha Dorothy Lowuekuduk is 92 THE BUZZ 10 products we love redefining gender roles in Kenya 128 THE HEROINE Aly Raisman is taking THE LIFE back control and inspiring other survivors 137 DOG DAYS OF SUMMER Stars’ top picks 132 THE ACHIEVER How grit and tenacity for hitting the trails with their rescue pups are key to Hilary Swank’s success 145 FRIED & TRUE Natasha Lyonne and 134 THE BALLER Ellen Barkin’s chef Angie Mar bond over fried chicken philosophy on living a badass life ALSO IN THE ISSUE THE START 10 HELLO! 19 Re/Done’s shoe début, Janet Jackson on 12 CONTRIBUTORS tour, plus more fashion & culture news 14 THE COVER ON DEMAND 15 HER STYLE 25 Chic and sturdy staples from Burberry, 152 WHY I LOVE...My father’s signet ring, Chloé, TAG Heuer, and more by Brooke Shields “we’ve nailed a smooth & even finish!”

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#essielove explorepp more @essie.com Clockwise from far left: Serena Williams; Monica Lewinsky and Laura Brown; Andrea Mitchell

ast summer, President Trump announced Hello!a ban on transgender people in the military. It was then, as it is now, both nonsensical This entire issue honors spectacular women: and prejudicial. After I heard the news, from center court (Serena Williams) to the wilds of LI was furious, so I asked my features team to find a Africa (Kenya’s Reteti Elephant Sanctuary keeper transgender woman serving in the military and Sasha Dorothy Lowuekuduk), from those who have profile her for the magazine. suffered abuse and are advocating on behalf of My editors wanted to focus on a U.S. Army captain others who have too (Aly Raisman) to the ones using named, yes, Jennifer Peace. Peace joined the military their own public trauma to raise awareness (Monica TRIBUTE when she was 19 and has served our country for 13 Lewinsky). It celebrates those who just keep going, KATE SPADE 1962–2018 years. She is a married mother of three and has like veteran reporter Andrea Mitchell, still chasing We also honor participated in every war of her generation. When the news after 40 years, to others who just say Kate Spade, a former accessories I learned about Peace and saw pictures of her “eff it” and walk through the streets of Manhattan editor who started on duty and with her young family, the first thing in a swimsuit (hellooo, Helena Christensen). a handbag line that not only gave I thought was, “Damn, what a badass.” InStyle is for women who get it done—those women something With that, we decided to launch an ongoing who are grown-ups and those who are grown-up to take to work but gave them Badass Women series, both in print and online, beyond their years. With this issue, a complementary something more celebrating those who are brave, brilliant, and, Badass Women video series, a new radio show on important, confidence. most important, consistent. And now I’m so Beats 1, and a host of events, we are spotlighting R.I.P. Kate. proud to release the first Badass Women issue badass ladies everywhere. of InStyle. History is filled with women who have All they have to do—and all we have changed the world with a singular or daring act, to do—is keep showing up. but it’s those who keep going—with or without Enjoy the issue. recognition—whom I really admire.

FOLLOW US ON TWITTER @instyle and follow me @laurabrown99 10 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @instylemagazine and follow me @laurabrown99 _$8'(0$563,*8(7&20 3'$, 8.4,423%(123, 23$1 3.!1$ *3'$14+$2 26$7< +/(*7( 291,12) ),1(:$7&+0$.,1* &219(17,216 7+( 72 &+$//(1*( 86 &2167$17/< ,163,5(6 63,5,7 3,21((5,1* 7+,6 72'$< 67,// &5$)7 7+(,5 2) 0(&+$1,&6 &203/(; 7+( 7+528*+ 0<67(5,(6 ,76 0$67(5 72 '5,9(1 1$785(<(7 2) )25&( 7+( :(5( 2) $:( :$7&+0$.(56 ,1 +(5( ($5/< 6+$3(' 7+( %5$6686 2) /( 9,//$*( 7+( ,1 3,*8(7 $8'(0$56 2) 7+( +20( 6,1&( +$56+ $1' $ (19,5210(17 0,//(11,$ 81<,(/',1* )25 -28; '( 9$//¦( 7+( $8'(0$563,*8(7%287,48(6 &+5212*5$3+ 2))6+25( 52<$/2$. ,167$,1/(6667((/ 1(:<25._%$/+$5%2856+236_%(9(5/<+,//6_/$69(*$6_%5,&.(// contributorsTHIS MONTH’S ALL-STARS NAME THEIR BADASS ROLE MODELS My girlfriends are pretty badas s. Mothers are badass.”

HELENA CH RISTENSEN MODEL, “The Heat,” p. 110

Ruth Bader Ginsburg. She is brave and brilliant with enormous conﬁdence “[Designer and and has made a huge impact stylist] Patricia on Americans’ lives.” Field. She’s a true ANDREA MITCHELL N.Y.C. gal who lives JOURNALIST, life her way and has “The Reporter,” p. 124 a heart of gold.” DEBI MAZAR ACTRESS, Beauty Mark, p. 90

Stefani’s mom, Patti Flynn Serena Williams.” HILARY SWANK ACTRESS, “The Achiever,” p. 132

now “As a mom, I much realize how did to work my mom am. She make me who I seed in me.” planted every - EFANI SINGER “My mother. She was not GWEN ST p. 44 educated, but she thinks like an RITER, Style Crush, SONGW educated person. And my mentor [Reteti Elephant Sanctuary co-founder] Katie Rowe.” My mom is a badass. At 73, she still will rock the craziest fashion-y pieces.” SASHA DOROTHY Klum’s HEIDI KLUM mom, LOWUEKUDUK Erna RETETI SUPERVISOR, MODEL, Style Crush, p. 44 Klum “The Mama,” p. 126

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©2018 L’Oréal USA, Inc. Serena Williams in a Dolce & Gabbana shawl and swimsuit, FROM THE SHOOT Janis Savitt earrings, and an Audemars Piguet watch OVERHEAD SMASH Eric Javits hat, $450; ericjavits.com.

SWEET SET Gucci earrings, $1,550; gucci.com.

theBEHIND THE SCENES cover WITH OUR AUGUST COVER STAR, SERENA WILLIAMS

For the new mom and 23-time Grand Slam champion, downtime comes in small doses. Fortunately, Williams’s athletic prowess means she knows how to power through. Case in point: On the morning of our Palm Beach shoot, Williams arrived fresh from four hours of tennis practice and went straight into hair and makeup,

weighing in enthusiastically on the day’s glam. “Serena is easygo- TIME-OUT Audemars Piguet watch, ing, but she also really cares about the ﬁnal result,” says hairstylist $53,100; at Audemars Piguet. Angela Meadows. Once Williams was camera-ready, she made a beeline for the clothing racks and quickly found some keepers (she even ordered multiple pieces directly from our set, including COVER CREDITS Dress The Row. Hat Eric the leopard-print look, shown above). Cardi B’s Invasion of Privacy Javits. Photographed for InStyle by Robbie Fimmano. album kept the energy high as Williams posed for shot after shot. Styled by Julie Pelipas. Hair: Needless to say, she aced them all before she called it a day and Angela Meadows. Makeup: Natasha Gross. Manicure: headed home to be with her No. 1, daughter Alexis Olympia. Naomi Gonzalez.

14 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 See behind-the-scenes video from our cover shoot at instyle.com/williams POUT PERFECTOR POOL- Anastasia Beverly READY PICK Hills Matte Lipstick in Ta rge t Kiss, $18; anastasia swimsuit, beverlyhills.com. $40; target .com.

BINGE-WORTHY TV SHOWS STYLE “I just started watching ICONS Black Mirror, and I also Dorothy love Lost in Space Target’s Dandridge [pictured].” and Elizabeth swimsuits are Taylor cool and ﬁt GO-TO SNACK me great. I QUICK FIX Kale Nars Soft Matte chips love to shop Complete Concealer in there late at Hazelnut, $30; narscosmetics night.” .com.

EYE- LASH MUST- MVP HAVE L’Oréal HAND- Paris BAG Volumi- MCM tote, WORKOUT nous $720; mcm WONDERS Original worldwide Nike tennis tank ($70) Mas- .com. and training tights cara, $8; ($90); nike.com. loreal parisusa .com.

STATEMENT SHOES Chanel espadrilles, $675; at select Chanel boutiques.

SERENA’S FAVORITE DREAM DESIGNS THINGS ”Versace [pictured], Valentino, and Chanel.” TOP TRAVEL SPOT “Rome. Its history is so amazing.”

COOLEST KICKS Valentino sneakers, $795; valentino .com.

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the startTHE NEWS IN STYLE

PRETTY PENNIES For its ﬁrst footwear launch, vintage-inspired denim brand Re/Done is bringing its cool factor to another classic: Weejuns penny loafers from G.H. Bass & Co. What’s the latest? Fresher silhouettes (a stacked heel, for one), funky materials, and the endorsement of rising star Paris Jackson, who modeled her favorite styles for a shoot in the desert. Re/Done x Levi’s jumpsuit ($951) and Re/Done x Weejuns loafers ($345); shopredone.com. Jewelry and socks, stylist’s own.

PHOTOGRAPHED BY JUERGEN TELLER

AUGUST 2018 InSTYLE 19 THE START SIMKHAI JONATHAN

Current/Elliott jeans, (from left) $228, $268, and $248; current elliott.com. ROCK CANDY For designer Jonathan Simkhai’s fall 2018 WELL AGED runway show, jeweler Ileana Makri created a Denim-centric label Current/ series of sculptural accents (as part of her Eye Elliott débuts a core collection of M by Ileana Makri collection) that meld earthy jeans treated to mimic three gemstones with molten-metal-like settings. Jonathan Simkhai x Eye M by Ileana Makri earrings levels of real-life wear and tear: ($355) and bangle ($370); eye-m-ileanamakri.com. zero years worn (a clean dark wash), one year worn (gently distressed), and two years worn (thrift-store perfection). KILLER THRILLER Amy Adams plays a journalist investigating a deadly crime in HBO’s Charlotte Olympia by obsession-worthy limited series Adriana Sharp Objects. Based on a novel by Degreas sandals, Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl) and directed $495; shop by Jean-Marc Vallée (Big Little Lies), .adriana the show premieres on July 8. degreas .com.

TAKING THE PLUNGE Vivian and Edward get the Broadway treatment when Pretty Woman: The Musical opens on August 16, bringing the ﬁnal passion project of the ﬁlm’s late director, Garry Marshall, to life. Needless to say, missing this pop-culture moment would be a big mistake. Big. Huge. FOOLPROOF OPTION New direct-to-consumer SPOTTED company Proof Collective is using innovative technology to upgrade This summer’s best reason to book a trip to a wardrobe staples, starting with fancy resort: Beachy Brazilian designer Adriana a relaxed jean jacket that repels Degreas and maximalist accessories brand water, bacteria, and stains. Charlotte Olympia team up on a cabana-ready capsule line of swimsuits and slides. Proof Collective jackets, $195 each; proof-collective.com.

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THE START

Left: Spell & The Gypsy Collective cropped top, $112. On model: Top ($120) and pants ($144); all available on freepeople.com.

CLOSET CLASSIC

Spell & The Gypsy SPELL & Collective kimono, $217; revolve.com. Pants ($137) and THE GYPSY dress ($241); Free spirits (and the Coachella freepeople.com. set) love this Aussie brand for its breezy silhouettes, eclectic prints, and artisanal craftsmanship. Bonus: The company encourages sustainable production in develop- ing communities around the globe.

SUMMER REIGN Like a moth to a ﬂame, Janet Jackson can’t stay away from the stage. Now BEACH she breaks her eight-year hiatus from the music-festival scene, headlining the READ Essence Festival, Panorama, and A stay-at-home mom desperately tries Outside Lands in addition to kicking of to connect with her mute 7-year-old the second leg of her State of the World daughter, whose disturbing behavior tour. Welcome back, Miss Jackson. continues to escalate in this gripping début novel from an indie screenwriter. Baby Teeth, by Zoje Stage, St. Martin’s Press, $27; amazon.com.

HOW FITTING To celebrate its 25th birthday, bra-sized-swimwear pioneer Malia Mills reissues two archival styles (including the one in this 1996 shot of model Amber Valletta) in updated materials. Malia Mills bikini top ($275) and bottom ($185); maliamills.com. BAD ROMANCE In The Spy Who Dumped Me, Mila Kunis’s This year character learns that her ex (played by marks the 25th anniversary of Justin Theroux) is a CIA agent. Suddenly, Jackson’s 1993 she and her BFF (Kate McKinnon) ﬁnd album, Janet. themselves at the center of an international espionage crisis. In theaters August 3.

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POWER TOOLS Equip yourself with sturdy, chic extras. Burberry bag, $2,290; us.burberry.com.

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AUGUST 2018 InSTYLE 25 ON DEMAND

QUALITY TIME Watches, clockwise from top left: Panerai $4,750; panerai.com. TAG Heuer $1,600; tagheuer.com. Omega $5,400; omegawatches.com. Audemars Piguet $19,900; audemarspiguet.com.

26 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 SUPER SOLES Boots, clockwise from top: Tod’s $1,375; tods.com. Marc Jacobs $450; marcjacobs.com. Chloé $1,330; chloe.com. Set design: Judith Trezza. Location: Janovic Paint & Decorating Center, N.Y.C. FASHION STATEMENT Badass Women To all the demanding, determined, and dominant ladies of style,

here’s no denying an incredible moment of ADWOA ABOAH With change is happening in fashion, as a new both her parents working PETRA COLLINS generation of designers, models, and photog- in the industry, the British raphers arrives with a mission to challenge model grew up with an the status quo. insider’s perspective on TBut even as strides are being made regarding diversity fashion photography (her and inclusion, one problem persists at the very top, where mother is an agent, her few women hold positions of power. The majority of father a location scout), luxury women’s brands are designed by men, and only 14 but that doesn’t mean percent of major brands have a woman as CEO, according she’s had an easy road. to a CFDA report in May. Through her Gurls Talk So in keeping with this issue’s theme of Badass Women, platform, Aboah has we are celebrating those innovative and entrepreneurial shared the knowledge she spirits whose actions and words are inspiring nothing short has gained from her own of a revolution. One commonality among so many originals struggles and created a featured here is a sense of fearlessness when it comes to judgment-free space for getting down to work and pursuing what they know is others to tell their stories. right. Whether it’s Rihanna’s stated aim to design products HALIMA ADEN As the that cater to all skin tones and sizes or Tamara Mellon’s first hijab-wearing model eforts to promote pay equality beyond her own company, signed to IMG, Aden has each example represents one step in the march toward an been breaking barriers on industry that better reflects the broader world. runways and magazine cov- internal politics at the ers at a breathtaking pace. luxury conglomerate. Her importance within the ADWOA DELPHINE ARNAULT, ABOAH group has become more executivevicepresident public with her leadership of Louis Vuitton Although HALIMA role at Louis Vuitton, where ADEN she keeps a discreet profile, Virgil Abloh and Francesca the daughter and eldest Amfitheatrof are joining child of LVMH chairman Nicolas Ghesquière to form Bernard Arnault is well a creative holy trinity. She known for her influence was also instrumental in over designer moves and establishing the LVMH Prize, which has given expo- TORY BURCH WITH U.S. REPS JOE KENNEDY III sure to countless global AND KEVIN MCCARTHY talents in its five years.

TORY BURCH From any other designer, a campaign to “Embrace Ambition” would sound like a market- ing ploy. But Burch always dreams big, whether she’s building a megabrand or building a foundation to

28 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 of Fashion we bow down BY ERIC WILSON

support female entrepre- change. With collec- DELPHINE ARNAULT neurs. Her latest win was a tions that have summit that drew politi- referenced the 1968 cians, actors, and activists youth riots of France, to break some of the prac- the desert style of tices that hold women back. Georgia O’Keefe, and the writings of NAOMI CAMPBELL Chimamanda Ngozi Forty years after her ﬁrst Adichie, Chiuri has star turn (in a Bob Marley sewn her politics onto video, at age 7), the her sleeves—a bold CLARE WAIGHT supermodel ﬁnally got move at a powerhouse KELLER AT GIVENCHY the title she deserved, of French luxury. courtesy of the CFDA Fashion Awards, which PETRA COLLINS named her Fashion Icon With her provocative this year. It’s not just for artwork and dream- her style but also for her like photographs that substance, as Campbell embrace both darkness and has become increas- girlishness, Collins creates ingly powerful by images that seem perfectly using her voice to right for the post–#MeToo promote causes world. She also makes for equality music videos for pals like and humani- Selena Gomez and Lil tarianism Yachty and is equally com- through fortable in front of the Fashion for camera, as a model for Relief and Ryan McGinley and in ad

her own campaigns for Gucci. PAT MCGRATH WITH social GISELE BÜNDCHEN NATALIE MASSENET, media. co-founder of Imaginary ups. Her new ﬁrm with more. Models love her— MARIA Ventures The e-commerce Nick Brown has already andthesupers call her GRAZIA visionary behind Net-a- given funds to Everlane Mother. With the intro- CHIURI, Porter recently ended her and Glossier. duction of her Pat McGrath artistic ﬁve-year run as chair of Labs collection last year, director the British Fashion Coun- PAT MCGRATH For over she’s putting her own name of Dior cil, where she helped re- two decades, McGrath on the label at last. Feminism is vive the image of London has been the leading her brand. as a can’t-miss capital of makeup artist on catwalks TAMARA MELLON In a savvy move style. What’s next? She’s everywhere as well as the Since rebooting her foot- that predated the back with an eye on paying creative force behind cos- wear business with a global rally of it forward, now as a ven- metics launches for Dolce direct-to-consumer model #MeToo, she ture capitalist investing in & Gabbana, Giorgio two years ago, the designer sensed a seismic direct-to-consumer start- Armani, Gucci, and many has thrown the conven-

NAOMI CAMPBELL For more insider info and analysis from our fashion news director, follow him on Twitter @ericwilsonsays FASHION STATEMENT

ARA ward with their stories, gown, which proved to all TAM PHOEBE ON MELL PHILO opening the industry’s eyes ignorant snobs that a bira- to a widespread crisis that cial American divorcée can was largely being ignored look like British royalty. by influential editors and KARLA WELCH The out- agents. Not anymore, as spoken stylist to Justin several photographers have Bieber, Sarah Paulson, lost their careers. and Tracee Ellis Ross de- DONATELLA VERSACE livers potent social com- She has delivered a mentary on Instagram master class in relevancy while also serving up maintenance. Hardly a divine red-carpet looks. month has gone by without Her collaborations with a major moment since the Hanes and Levi’s have supermodel finale resulted in basics that of Versace’s are anything but. Gianni tribute RIHANNA WITH SLICK SARA ZIFF Zif formed WOODS AT THE LAUNCH show last Septem- the Model Alliance in OF SAVAGE X FENTY ber, including her 2012 in the wake of nu- co-hosting duties merous examples of abuse at the Met Gala in the industry, such as and earning major tional rules of business agencies’ encouraging awards from the out the window. Based unhealthy diets and de- British Fashion on her own experience signers’ demanding ever Council and the of being paid less than younger and thinner girls. CFDA. She made male colleagues when Her eforts have expanded her most profound she was at Jimmy Choo, as accusations of preda- impact this year Mellon has made equal tory behavior against sev- when she changed pay a priority of her new eral photographers have company policy: venture—on Equal Pay surfaced, and this year she Versace said she Day she ofers shoppers introduced the Respect would no longer a discount of 20 percent Programme, which seeks use fur, a tipping (representing the gap to protect models from because it ofered a broad point in the movement between what men and sexual harassment. Q range of shades and colors given her outsize reputa- women earn). Mellon for diferent skin tones. tion for indulgence. also initiated a campaign KARLA WELCH Rihanna’s foray into lin- SHARES LEVI’S X called Friends with CLARE WAIGHT gerie with Savage x Fenty KARLA WITH KAIA Benefits that promotes KELLER,artisticdirector GERBER was similarly remarkable other companies with of Givenchy Designers for its size-inclusiveness mom-friendly policies come and go from luxury and fierce campaign like maternity leave and houses with such fre- starring Slick Woods. fertility treatments. quency that it is the rare “I want women to see person who has enough PHOEBE PHILO Walking themselves when they time to make a real im- away from fashion while look at the campaign and pression. Waight Keller’s you’re still on top? Now respect their own individ- move from Chloé to that’s badass. Here’s uality,” Rihanna said Givenchy a year ago, how- hoping the former Céline at the launch. ever, has produced some designer doesn’t make CAMERON RUSSELL of the most fantastic fash- her early retirement a After Russell began sharing ion moments of recent permanent one. reports of sexual harass- memory, from Cate RIHANNA The début ment and abuse of models Blanchett and Julianne of Fenty Beauty by on Instagram last year, Moore in Cannes to Rihanna last year was many women and men felt Meghan Markle in that considered revolutionary empowered to come for- ultra-sublime wedding

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by ERIC WILSON

THANDIE the lookNEWTON in Valentino

BADASS WOMEN in BADASS DRESSES Why choose only one when there are so many punch-packing looks on the red carpet these days? Here are three examples worn by women who are setting their own style rules. Murphy’s two-piece ensemble illustrates that pants can be divine for evening, Newton goes bold in a wraparound print, and Blanchett—well, let’s just say her fashion tour as jury president at

Cannes received a verdict CATE of perfection. BLANCHETT in Giorgio Armani Privé CAROLYN MURPHY in Gabriela Hearst

AUGUST 2018 InSTYLE 33 THE LOOK

InAfter several seasonsShort of maxidresses, isn’t it about time our legs got a little attention?

KRISTEN STEWART in Chanel

CARA DELEVINGNE in Longchamp ANJA RUBIK in Saint Laurent AMBER VA L L E T TA in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello

KAIA GERBER in Versace

DIANE KRUGER in Viktor Minis make me & Rolf feel feminine, sexy, GWYNETH PALTROW and strong.” LÉA in Retrofête SEYDOUX —LAURA HARRIER in Louis in Louis Vuitton Vuitton

34 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 CHARLIZE THERON in Dior I love polka dots because they’ll never go out of style.” —RACHEL BROSNAHAN in Miu Miu

ZENDAYA in Mary Katrantzou MICHELLE YARA MONAGHAN SHAHIDI in Michael Kors in Rasario NAOMI Collection WAT TS in Attico ALEXA CHUNG in Dior Spot

ZOE KAZAN in Valentino Whether playfulOn polka dots or rainbow drops that resemble old-fashioned Candy Buttons, these spots are worth seeing.

Vote now! Choose your favorite star look of the day at instyle.com/lotd THE LOOK Zoë Saldana HER BEST EVER Feathered ball gowns, minimalist sheaths, plunging jumpsuits—Saldana certainly likes to keep us guessing. And though the silhouettes may change, her keen eye for detail has made her one to watch over the past decade. “Zoë gravitates toward looks that are bold and artistic,” says stylist Petra Flannery, who adds that Saldana is loving anything menswear these days. “She’s open-minded, and that’s what allows for great fashion moments to happen.”

2017: In THE ROW at 2017: In the Baby2Baby VALENTINO Gala in L.A. at the Avant Garden gala in L.A.

2013: In EMANUEL UNGARO at the Cannes Film Festival

2010: In GIVENCHY HAUTE COUTURE BY RICCARDO TISCI at the 2016: Academy In GUCCI at 2018: In Awards in L.A. the LACMA GIVENCHY Art + Film at the L.A. Gala in L.A. première of Avengers: 2016: Inﬁnity War In MONSE at the American Music Awards in L.A.

36 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 2016: In DOLCE & GABBANA at the Met 2015: In LOUIS Gala in VUITTON at the N.Y.C. L.A. première of Inﬁnitely 2014: In Polar Bear PRABAL GURUNG at the Golden Globes in L.A.

2015: In DOLCE & GABBANA at the Guys Choice Awards in L.A.

HER BEST! After spotting this Givenchy look at the couture collections, Flannery knew it would strike the right balance for the SAG Awards. “The shape was eﬀortless, but combined with the incredible beading down to the hem, the gown was a work of art,” she 2011: says. “It was magical In CALVIN on Zoë.” KLEIN COLLECTION at the Met Gala in N.Y.C. 2012: In GIVENCHY HAUTE COUTURE BY 2012: RICCARDO In PRABAL TISCI at the GURUNG at the SAG Awards CFDA Fashion 2015: in L.A. Awards in N.Y.C. In ATELIER VERSACE at the Academy Awards in L.A. THE LOOK

THE GIRL LetitiaWright The actress blends bold prints and unexpected textures to edgy yet sophisticated eﬀect.

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Zara heels, $50; at select Zara Express stores. jacket, In Calvin Klein $148; 205W39NYC express .com.

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BEAUTY BEAT Makeup artist Rebekah Lidstone gets Wright’s skin glowing by Ann massaging in Taylor Goldfaden MD skirt, $98; Yi Collection ann Vital Boost ($68; rings, $295 goldfadenmd taylor (left) and .com. .com) before $250; yi applying collection foundation. .com. AlexaChung vest, $255; In alexachung.com. Chanel

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THE WOMAN Jessica Alba From breezy peasant dresses to ﬂuid suiting, her relaxed basics reﬂect a Cali-chic sensibility.

Carrera sunglasses, $189; at select Michael Michael Solstice Kors dress, $175; Sunglasses michaelkors.com stores. (available in sizes up to XXL). Kate Spade New York top, $298; kate spade .com. Gap belt, $35; gap.com.

Bronzallure BEAUTY BEAT earrings, $120; For perfectly tousled waves, shopbop.com. Alba mists her own Honest Beauty Honestly Eﬀortless French Sea Salt Spray ($18; Connection In a Wai honestbeauty.com) through dress, $348; Ming top towel-dried strands. usa.french and connection.com. Victoria, Victoria Beckham trousers

Sandro pants, In Rebecca $250; Minkoﬀ us.sandro- paris.com.

In a The Debshops Great trenchcoat, dress $40; deb shops.com (available in Blank NYC sizes up to jacket, $128; Timex 3X). blanknyc.com. watch, $119; timex.com.

Aquatalia ankle boots, $395; aquatalia.com.

Cole Haan cross-body bag, $298; at Cole Haan, 800-695- 8945.

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THE LADY RitaWilson She adds glamour to simple silhouettes with sequins and dead-sexy heels.

Guess jacket, $128; shop.guess .com. Mejuri necklace, $102; mejuri.com.

White House Black Market blazer, $150; whbm.com. Pinko skirt, $280; at Pinko, Loeﬄer 646-948- Randall 1090. pouch, $295; loeﬄer randall .com. Maria Escada Black dress, bracelet, $550; $225; escada maria- .us. black.com.

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Kut from the Kloth jeans, $89; kutfromthe kloth.com. In a Gucci bomber, Tom Ford pants, and Céline sandals

BEAUTY Schutz sandals, BEAT $170; schutz- A neutral shoes.com. lipstick with a hint of pink complements Cami NYC warm-toned camisole, $158; complexions. caminyc.com. Try Givenchy Le Rouge Lipstick in Beige Plume ($37; sephora.com). In Céline sandals

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THE ADMIRER THE CRUSH

ELISABETTA FRANCHI TOP AND FAITH CONNEXION PANTS

ADIDAS Style Crush ORIGINALS LIDL SUPERMODEL HEIDI KLUM JACKET TALKS SHOP WITH HER PAL GWEN STEFANI

HEIDI KLUM: Gwen, we’ve known each other a long time—way before all the kids’ birthday parties—and you’ve always inspired me because you’re unique. When someone says a “Gwen Stefani” look, everyone knows what that means. GWEN STEFANI: Aw! Well, you make anything look good. GUCCI HK: I’ve been on the “Don’t” pages a lot. You never have. GS: Oh, I have so many times. But back in the day, when they started doing Fashion Police, I thought it was actually cool if you made it on there. It meant that you were taking a risk. HK: You’re gutsier than I am. And I’m pretty gutsy. GS: Fashion is about expressing yourself. No rules. If I NAEEM KHAN like something, I don’t really care if someone else doesn’t. HK: Agreed. So, how would you describe your style right now? GS: More feminine than ever before. It’s probably because I’m super in love and have a really manly man [Blake Shelton]. I enjoy letting that part of me come out now because when I was in VIONNET No Doubt, I never thought of myself as sexy. Even in my 30s, I was a tomboy. I hardly ever carried a purse. HK: You always had a little of that Hollywood glam, no? GS: I’ve spent a lot of time watching old movies on Turner Classic [laughs]. Then when I got out of high school, there was this rockabilly–meets–’50s pinup girl moment happening in

Orange County. It was very cartoonish. I’d go to thrift YANINA stores to try to ﬁnd pieces that no one else would have. COUTURE HK: I did that too. Vintage is best when you want something great that doesn’t cost a lot. I admire your commit- ment to style. Even when you’re running to the store, you look cool. GS: I like to get ready to go out more than I like to actually go out. Even if no one sees me, I get up every day and put on makeup ATELIER VERSACE and an outﬁt that suits my mood. HK: Your red lips are iconic. When you don’t wear a lip, I think, “Is that Gwen?” I’m the opposite: When I’m of, I’m in jeans and sunglasses, with my hair in a bun. DAVID KOMA GS: It’s harder with kids, but I can get ready fast. That came from years of living on a tour bus with only guys.

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THE LOOK

HK: I bet. What’s your closet like? That was a magical Mine is a cluster of colors, patterns, night, and I loved and things I can’t get rid of. So many the flowers. You? pairs of ripped jeans. HK: People probably GS: My closet is the same. I’m a recognize me most in sucker for anything army green. lingerie with wings on Klum & Stefani in HK: I heard you’re going to do a resi- my back. That might be my 2003 dency in Las Vegas, right? I’ll come! favorite too. I feel quite comfortable GS: I’m excited. The show will follow not having a whole lot on. Then the songs of my life through diferent you don’t have to worry about step- periods of love, heartache, every- ping on your dress. thing. I’ve been working with my GS: Ha! I wish I could feel like that. stylists Rob [Zangardi] and Mariel HK: I loved your Harajuku looks a lot. [Haenn] on some amazing costumes. GS: My dad used to travel to Japan HK: Oh, I love that. It’s like when every year for work and bring home you were on The Voice, we’d all magical treasures. When I finally got watch to see what you were wearing. to go, I couldn’t believe the fashion. I GS: It’s the same for you on America’s needed to share that with the world. Got Talent. You have a supermodel HK: And that was around when you body and can wear things that most started your clothing line, right? people can only dream of. GS: Yeah, and I got to experience HK: Like you have a hard time fitting your world of fashion shows and into things … come on now! casting models. I loved it. GS: I just had some brownies HK: Well, I love your designs, espe- [laughs]. My motivation for fitness cially your snow gear with Burton. is always clothes. GS: Thanks! It was fun to make be- HK: What’s your favorite thing that cause they said yes to all of my ideas. you’ve ever worn? HK: Whenever I wear it on the GS: The red Yanina Couture dress I mountain, people stop me and ask had on when Blake and I stepped out where it’s from. I just say, “Oh, this for the first time [previous page]. is Gwen Stefani’s.”

HEIDI’S FAVORITE GWEN MOMENTS

“I loved the “She can pull “This is classic “She always ﬁnds “Gwen put red bodysuit oﬀ animal print Gwen: cool pants, a way to mix rock Harajuku style peeking through like nobody else.” chains, and a and roll with on the map.” the gown,” says At the MTV cropped top.” Old Hollywood.” On MTV’s TRL Klum. VMAs in 2005 At the VH1/ At a gala in in 2004 On The Voice Vogue Fashion 2013 in 2015 Awards in 2001

Read the full interview at instyle.com/stylecrush

Tough, outspoken, and consistent, these women are our future

TheBadass

48 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 EMMA GONZÁLEZ A badass woman stands up for herself, is conﬁdent, and is not afraid to KATIE COURIC challenge the hierarchy, the patriarchy, or conventional thinking.” —KATIE COURIC

1. EMMA GONZÁLEZ with youngsters around the world Her passionate speech after a to help them develop compassion gunman opened fire at her school and respect for all living things. in Parkland, Fla., killing 17 students and faculty, inspired a worldwide 5. PATTY JENKINS cry for gun reform in America. Last summer her big-screen Since then she and her peers Wonder Woman broke the have taken on the powerful NRA, record for the highest-grossing uniting their generation to push film directed by a woman. This for stricter regulations. year she is breaking records again, reportedly earning more 2. KATIE COURIC than triple her original salary for As one of the most trusted faces the film’s sequel. As her profile in news and the first woman to continues to rise, so do the CLOCKWISE F assume a solo role on a nightly fortunes of up-and-coming ROM TOP L WILLIAM EFT: TARANA S, AMERICA BURKE, M news desk, Couric is a journalistic female directors everywhere. POEH FERRERA, J ICHELLE LER, MER ESSICA CHA icon for everyone seeking the YL STREEP, K STAIN, AM JAYARAMAN ERRY WA Y , AI-JEN SHINGTON, S truth. “I think a badass woman 6. SARU JAYARAMAN POO, AND ARU NATALIE P stands up for herself, is confident, Shortly after 9/11, this legal ORTMAN and is not afraid to challenge the activist banded together with hierarchy, the patriarchy, or displaced restaurant workers conventional thinking,” she says. to co-found the Restaurant Opportunities Centers United 3. THE WOMEN OF (ROC United) to help them fight TIME’S UP Though Reese for their rights. “Women of color Witherspoon, Shonda Rhimes, are often labeled a bitch or JANE and Eva Longoria are among the difficult,” she says. “If what that GOODALL Hollywood power players giving a really means is standing up for public face to the anti-harassment yourself and others, then I accept movement, this is not just a red- those labels with pride.” carpet issue. It crosses all industries, top to bottom, and 7. CHANNING DUNGEY encompasses everyone who is She became president of ABC part of the fight. Entertainment Group in 2016, making her the first black woman 4. JANE GOODALL The to serve in that capacity for a spotlight was back on the major broadcast TV network. legendary primatologist and She helped develop hit shows like anthropologist last year due to Scandal and How to Get Away the incredibly moving documen- with Murder, but it was her quick tary Jane, which chronicled her decision to cancel the Roseanne early years studying chimpanzees reboot following a racist tweet in Tanzania. Through the Jane from the show’s star, Roseanne Goodall Institute, she is working Barr, that really drew raves. CHANNING DUNGEY

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There’s such room for growth and greatness when you’re able to lean into fear.” —JANET MOCK J.K. ROWLING

JANET MOCK

SHERRIE JODI KANTOR WESTIN MAURA & MEGAN WITH JULIA HEALEY TWOHEY

10. JODI KANTOR refugee children and advocating or be married off. They need to & MEGAN TWOHEY for the development of Sesame have rights to their own bodies. 8. JANET MOCK The The world is a very different Street’s first autistic Muppet, And I don’t have to wait for outspoken activist and best- place thanks to these two Julia. “By reaching children who someone else to make change.” selling author recently became tireless New York Times have no other means of quality the first trans woman of color to reporters. Their groundbreaking education, we can plant the seeds 15. TAMMIE JO SHULTS write, direct, and produce for work on the Harvey Weinstein for societal change,” she says. A former Navy fighter pilot, the television on the 1980s New York sexual-harassment scandal not Southwest Airlines captain was City–set FX series Pose. “The only propelled the #MeToo 13. JESSAMYN WALD- hailed as a national hero in April greatest advice I can give anyone movement but also earned MAN RODRIGUEZ In 2007 when she safely landed a is don’t be afraid of change,” she them a Pulitzer Prize. the baker founded Hot Bread damaged aircraft in Philadelphia, says. “There’s such room for Kitchen in East Harlem to teach saving the lives of 148 people. growth and greatness when 11. J.K. ROWLING Before low-income and immigrant you’re able to lean into fear.” she created Harry Potter, the women how to make bread. Now 16. GLORIA STEINEM best-selling series in publishing she employs women from all She is the OG. At 84, this 9. MAURA HEALEY history, Rowling was a single over the globe. “Most manufac- writer, political activist, feminist Since President Donald Trump’s mother who struggled to make turing places are dominated by organizer, and co-founder of Ms. election, the Massachusetts ends meet. Now reportedly one one gender and one language,” magazine remains a trailblazer attorney general has legally of the wealthiest self-made she says. “But at Hot Bread who has given us countless words challenged the administration women in the world, she uses you’re just as likely to hear of wisdom. Among them: “Don’t more than two dozen times, her platform to call for change. Spanish, Arabic, or French as you think about making women fit diligently protecting her On Twitter she regularly sounds are English. That, to me, is what the world—think about making community against policies that off on topics like Brexit and this country is really about.” the world fit women.” could limit civil and immigration President Trump. rights, access to health care, 14. NICE NAILANTEI 17. HANNAH KEY As if environmental safeguards, and 12. SHERRIE WESTIN LENG’ETE At age 8, Leng’ete battling wildfires in her home more. “As attorney general, if I The executive vice president of escaped female genital mutilation state of California weren’t won’t stand up for the Constitu- Global Impact and Philanthropy and child marriage in Kenya. Today enough, this firefighter is also tion and against the abuse of for Sesame Workshop advises the activist has helped around cutting through red tape to make power, then who will?” she asks. leaders to be optimistic and 15,000 other girls do the same. equipment less cumbersome for “No one’s above the law in this “relentlessly bullish.” Her career “I have seen pain,” she says. “I have women. “We don’t need to look country, not even the president.” highlights include aiding Syrian seen girls leave school, bleed, die, good on the line; we need to be

50 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 safe,” she says. “My gear shouldn’t “In that moment I understood why I make and sell, but I’m crushing it,” at 81, this businesswoman and make me bleed simply because of Hollywood hiring practices are she says. “The ears on the pussy professor remains an unwavering the way it’s made. I have a lot of still stuck in the Mesozoic Era.” hat have perked up. People are defender of our country’s values. work to do to get this project ready to listen, learn, and focus Her most recent book, Fascism: A off the ground, but I have time, 20. CHRISTIANE on their health and wellness.” Warning, was a best-seller when and I am not going anywhere.” AMANPOUR The British- it was published in April. born journalist is one of the most 22. STEPHANIE SINCLAIR 18. MANDY MANNING well-known and respected Inspired by girls she met while 26. MIKA BRZEZINSKI The Teacher of the Year for 2018, international correspondents in working on a story in Afghani- She may co-host Morning Joe with who teaches English to teen the world. Amanpour has ventured stan, the Pulitzer Prize–winning on- and off-screen partner Joe immigrants and refugees in into the heart of global trouble photojournalist helped launch Scarborough, but there’s no Spokane, Wash., took advantage spots, from war-torn Afghanistan the nonprofit Too Young to Wed, arguing that Brzezinski’s pluck is of a brief meeting at the White which aims to protect girls’ rights the real jolt of caffeine on House with the president. and ban child marriage. “If we MSNBC. When’s she’s not calling Displaying “Women’s March” and step up to the challenge, “Trans Equality” pins prominently

MANDY MANNING

It’s about women having an equal place CHRISTIANE in the world.” AMANPOUR —CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR

MEIKA HOLLENDER these girls are going to be the badass women who, in turn, will out misogynistic politicians and support one another the way public ﬁgures, she’s helping women we’ve supported them.” close the gender pay gap.

23. CONSTANCE WU 27.THE WOMEN OF THE VICTORIA The star of this summer’s Crazy ACLU These crusaders work MAHONEY Rich Asians is an outspoken tirelessly to uphold constitutional advocate for women’s rights, freedoms regardless of race, gun control, and busting Asian beliefs, or sexual orientation. “In stereotypes in the media. policy, you don’t have to convince a judge that your solution is the 24. ORLA DOHERTY While right one; you have to convince making BBC America’s Blue hundreds of lawmakers, interest Planet II, the filmmaker spent groups, and, ultimately, the public,” on her dress, she reportedly to Hurricane Katrina–devastated 500 hours underwater shooting legislative counsel for the ACLU passed along letters from her New Orleans. “It’s about never-before-seen footage that Neema Singh Guliani has said. students describing what living in rebalancing the scales,” she says. is changing the way scientists America means to them. “It’s not about women taking over understand our oceans. “I’m most 28. SHARON RICHARD- the world. It’s about women proud that we captured the SON An abusive relationship 19. VICTORIA MAHONEY having an equal place in the world.” profound beauty of life in the unjustly landed Richardson in Ava Duvernay put forth her good deep ocean,” she says. “That was prison for 20 years. Following friend Mahoney’s name to work 21. MEIKA HOLLENDER something I was striving for from her release, she founded the as J.J. Abrams’s second-unit To encourage women to the very beginning.” empowerment-focused Reentry director on Star Wars IX, the first #getontop of their sexual and Rocks and opened a catering African-American woman on the reproductive health, the 25. MADELEINE business, Just-Soul Catering, where series in that role. But Mahoney’s entrepreneur launched Sustain ALBRIGHT It would be she’s employed only former female success has not been without its Natural, a company that develops enough that this immigrant from inmates. “One of the biggest challenges. “No joke: I recently sat all-natural products, including the former Czechoslovakia was barriers faced by women who with a huge studio exec who tampons, pads, condoms, and the first woman to become the were incarcerated is they can’t get couldn’t believe I actually knew lubricants. “I’ve had a lot of doors U.S. secretary of state (under a job,” she says. “So we hire them how to throw a baseball,” she says. closed in my face because of what President Bill Clinton, in 1998). But and help them move forward.”

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29. TAMMY DUCKWORTH poster for restaurants. “We’re 36. STEPHANIE RUHLE elevating and celebrating the The veteran and Illinois senator past the initial phase of #MeToo,” This banker–turned–news women of basketball. She has a who lost both her legs in the Iraq she says. “Now we can move anchor for NBC and MSNBC has background in politics—having War is no stranger to defying all from expressing outrage to made a name for herself with run for mayor of Atlanta and odds and knocking down barriers building a work environment we unapologetic, smart commentary co-founding the nonprofit No for women, as she did in April want to see.” on some of our nation’s most Labels, which addresses political when she became the first U.S. pressing issues. “A badass and social issues in a nonpartisan senator to give birth while serving 33. KAMALA HARRIS woman doesn’t have to be a manner—and also works with in office. “I’ve been able to do California’s former attorney superwoman throwing a car the #SeeHer initiative, which more than I ever thought I was general and current junior across the street,” she says. “It’s attempts to accurately portray capable of not because I was senator is one of the leading about integrity. People confuse women in the media. smarter, stronger, or faster than voices on the Hill, speaking out anyone else—it’s how I’ve on immigration and environmen- responded to hardship and failure that’s defined me,” she says.

TAMMY DUCKWORTH It’s how I’ve responded to hardship and failure that’s deﬁned me.” —TAMMY DUCKWORTH

CARDI B

30. MARGARET ATWOOD tal issues. Last year With over 60 books to her she introduced a bill to name, the Canadian poet and make revenge porn a 39. LAUREN DASSE As novelist has explored climate federal crime, prompting MARGARET executive director of the change, religion, and gender Ellen DeGeneres to ATWOOD nonprofit Florence Project, roles. Atwood was back in the declare her “possibly the attorney provides free spotlight last year after Hulu your next president of legal services to men, adapted The Handmaid’s Tale, the United States.” women, and unaccompanied her 1985 best-selling dystopian children detained in Arizona. novel, into a television series 34. JULIE CASTLE She has integrity with this idea of a high Most recently she’s spoken out that took home eight Emmys and swiftly risen through the ranks of moral standing. I think integrity against the government’s rallied feminists everywhere. the Best Friends Animal Society is saying you’re going to do rounding up young immigrants, from employee No. 17 to CEO. something and doing it.” herding them “like cattle,” and 31. CARDI B It’s not just She hopes to make America a separating them from their because of her money moves. no-kill animal-shelter nation by 37. EMMA WATSON The families for processing by officials Instagram turned former stripper 2025. “Do something every day actress has consistently fought along the Mexican border. Belcalis Almanzar into a superstar. that scares the shit out of you,” for women’s rights and education Today this Bronx-born singer- she says. “That gives me the from the beginning of her career. 40. CINDY SHERMAN rapper is one of the most original courage to stand up for stuff As a United Nations Women One of the most influential unfiltered performers, using her when it’s not very popular.” Goodwill Ambassador, she contemporary artists of our time, platform to, yes, do crazy things introduced the world to the Sherman is known for her but also teach fans about issues 35. ELLEN STOFAN After HeForShe campaign, which conceptual self-portraits posed in like gun control and immigration. working her way up the hierarchy invites all genders to step up for various costumes that offer at NASA and spending three years equality, a mission she now critical commentary on sexual 32. KAREN LEIBOWITZ as chief scientist in charge of plans continues through her work with stereotypes and social construc- In April the San Francisco–based for sending humans to Mars, Dr. Time’s Up. tions. Her fearless approach to restaurateur and agriculture Stofan has been tapped as the first expression is undeniably unique. advocate partnered with graphic female director of the Smithson- 38. LISA BORDERS As designer Kelli Anderson and the ian’s National Air and Space president of the WNBA, which 41. PRETTY YENDE At female-focused food magazine Museum in Washington, D.C., a has experienced record-breaking age 16, the South African soprano Cherry Bombe to create a position once held by Apollo 11 attendance since she took over traded her ambition to be an sexual-harassment-prevention astronaut Michael Collins. in 2016, her top priority is accountant for curtain calls. Now

52 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 I never thought anyone who looked like me could learn [opera] and inspire RUTH other girls to do the same, BADER GINSBURG but the color of my skin doesn’t matter.” —PRETTY YENDE PRETTY YENDE

PARISA TABRIZ

HAYLEY KIYOKO

AMI VITALE she is commanding the world’s biggest stages. “I never thought 44. RUTH BADER anyone who looked like me could GINSBURG The Supreme chief of the Women’s Review learn [opera] and inspire other Court associate justice has of Books. “A badass woman girls to do the same, but the color championed gender equality and doesn’t wait for people to ask of my skin doesn’t matter,” she women’s rights throughout her her to do something or notice says. “The pure joy of singing and career, beginning by launching Now she’s chair of the how great she is,” she says. “She breaking boundaries while sharing the Women’s Rights Project for entertainment industry’s starts her project, takes up it makes me the most proud.” the ACLU in the 1970s. Most Commission on Sexual space, or raises her hand because recently she spoke out in Harassment and Advancing she doesn’t have to wait for 42. PARISA TABRIZ support of the #MeToo Equity in the Workplace. an invitation.” The self-proclaimed Princess of movement and is the subject of Security is in charge of privacy the hit documentary RBG. 47. DANIELA VEGA The 49. NATASHA LAMB and engineering for the Google actress’s lead role in 2017’s A As director of equity research Chrome browser. “Chrome is 45. AMI VITALE The Fantastic Woman helped earn and shareholder engagement at broadly recognized as the most photographer and filmmaker Chile its first Academy Award for Arjuna Capital, this managing secure Web browser,” she says. raises awareness about the Best Foreign Language Film. She partner has persuaded 21 major “I credit my team’s hard work, but women working to protect continues to make history, companies, like Amazon, Apple, keeping billions of people safe as endangered wildlife all over the becoming the first transgender and Nike, to commit to closing they use the Web is definitely my globe. “Empathy and earning woman to present an award at their gender pay gaps. proudest achievement.” trust are the most important the Oscars and landing a spot on tools we have,” she says. “Being Time’s list of the 100 most 50. LESLIE JONES 43. HAYLEY KIYOKO kind and strong are not exclusive influential people in the world. A comedian, actress, and Hailed as the Lesbian Jesus by her to each other.” occasional Olympic Games fans, the actress–turned–pop 48. JENNIFER BAUM- commentator, this SNL cast sensation is idolized for 46. ANITA HILL Though GARDNER The activist is best member and Ghostbusters star expressing her sexuality in her Clarence Thomas, whom she known for her contributions to often takes to social media to self-directed music videos. “I think accused of sexual harassment in third-wave feminism as publisher share her sharp cultural a badass woman has relentless 1991, was still appointed to the of The Feminist Press. She has commentary. Topics range from drive and undeniable confidence Supreme Court, this attorney now launched Dottir Press, is RuPaul’s Drag Race to defending in herself and where she wants to and law professor’s honesty and founder of the speakers’ bureau the distinction between free end up,” she says. candor left a lasting impression. Soapbox Inc., and is editor in speech and hate speech.

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FEATURE Jagged No More OUR CURRENT FIXATION ON WELLNESS AND SELF-CARE PROVES SINGER ALANIS MORISSETTE WAS 20 YEARS AHEAD OF HER TIME BY LEIGH BELZ RAY

n 1998, ’NSYNC released its début album, MTV’s TRL didn’t care. “I remember people saying, ‘You’re either a premiered, and the best rap video at the MTV Video rock ’n’ roll star or you’re an academic—pick one and stay Music Awards was Will Smith’s “Gettin’ Jiggy wit It.” there.’ I just thought, ‘Well, that’s impossible.’ ” Pop songs ruled the radio, and the mood was … light. So instead of a narrow path, the outspoken feminist has The same year, Canadian singer Alanis Morissette chosen a vast freeway. In addition to releasing four more Ireleased Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie, the hugely studio albums, she’s worked on a mix of creative projects— anticipate d follow-up to her 1995 blockbuster, Jagged Little from acting onstage, in movies, and on TV to writing an Pill. But whereas Pill felt as though a pissed-of 21-year-old advice column for The Guardian and creating a viral video was burning it all down, Junkie found Morissette in a (do a quick Google search of “My Humps Alanis”). totally diferent place. Her interest in psychology and mindful living is front and Junkie was, in part, a reaction to the massive swell of fame center as well. On her website, Alanis.com, you’ll find not only she was facing—the immensity of which nearly drowned tour dates but also streams of her monthly podcast, “Conver- her. “[Around that time] I was hiding in my hotel rooms or sations”—where she goes deep with experts from a diverse bathroom stalls across the planet to keep it together, to be field, including the neurobiological and therapy communi- honest,” the 44-year-old says. “What happened was that ties—and a blog that covers topics like postpartum depression I achieved ‘the American dream’—everything that I was and her favorite natural products. (“I’m obsessed with finding supposed to chase in order to have happiness. But my trau- the perfect arnica and eucalyptus,” she admits. “In a parallel mas were still there … and almost amplified, really. There’s universe I’m an aesthetician.”) She also teaches workshops an isolation to fame. It created a deep sufering for me. for California’s holistic learning campus 1440 Multiversity. So I thought, ‘OK, the only direction to go now is within.’ ” Morissette’s also gotten more confident about sharing it all After the requisite touring for Pill,Morissette, then just with her fans. “There was a period of time when it was implied 23, traveled to India and Cuba. She participated in triath- that if I really had my social channels reflect my whole person, lons and pored over psychology books. “I just actively that wouldn’t be OK. I’m very sensitive and still have PTSD sought out various ways to deal with trauma, to get back in from 20 years ago. Part of my survival strategy has been to my body, to heal,” she says. hide a bit. So I’ve been slowly coming out from under my rock.” As a result,Junkie’s lead single, “Thank U,” In May a musical based on Pill (with a script written by spoke of Eastern philosophy, accepting imper- Diablo Cody) débuted at the American Repertory Theater fection, living in the moment, and forgiveness. in Cambridge, Mass., with an eye on a 2019 Broadway The memorable (and at the time controversial) run. Morissette was heavily involved in the project video showed the singer naked on a crowded and wrote some additional songs for the score. city sidewalk, in a grocery store, on a bus. She “And while I was doing that,” she says, “I wrote a was stripped bare but not sexualized. whole new record, probably 23 songs.” She plans (That partreally confused people.) The to release it in early 2019, making it her first video ends with Morissette standing new studio album in six years. “I’m calling it alone in the middle of an empty street. my piano record,” she says. She’s got a The album followed thematic suit. Con- memoir in progress too, hovering at sciousness, body positivity, and parity within around 1,200 pages. relationships are now totally in line with the She’s managed to balance the writing, modern self-care movement that’s shifted to the performing, teaching, and podcasting center of culture recently, but back whenJunkie while also, as she calls it, “wife-ing and came out, Morissette was shouting into the void. mom-ing,” which is her absolute priority. “For a long time I was made fun of in the press Morissette has two children—son Ever, 7, and otherwise for my ... I think they called it and daughter Onyx, 2—with her husband, psychobabble,” she says with a laugh. rapper Mario “Souleye” Treadway. “Twenty-some-odd years ago, me having Jagged Little Pill may have been the thing this conversation … the journalist would’ve that grabbed people’s attention, but it’s her rolled their eyes and just been like, evolution that now defines her artistry. “Art ‘This woman is a woo-woo psycho.’ ” became a way to move the energy,” she says. OK, so not everyone got it. But here’s “It was like a catharsis. I’ll write music until what made Morissette such a badass: She I’m dead and gone ... and probably after too.” Q

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REPEAT DESTINATION I’m so excited to go back to Mexico City. It’s this amazing cultural hub with a new- Berlin kind of vibe going on. Makeup WARDROBE STAPLE Must Pants are an overarching theme This pen looks for me. I feel most at home like a lip gloss, in a classic pair of Dickies. but it’s for your lids. Dickies pants, $22; dickies.com It’s the only option (available in sizes up to 24). I’ve found that CAFFEINE FIX Celebrity doesn’t slip into My dad is English, and I was born my lashes. in London, so I grew up drinking Idol Milk Makeup Eye tea. At home I make PG Tips, Kate Bush. Literally, I love Vinyl in Bridge, a type of English Breakfast tea, her—she’s my do or die. $20; sephora.com. with honey and almond milk.

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Adwoa Aboah has walked in It’s getting back to my routine, going to the runway shows for Burberry and gym, sleeping in my own bed. It’s seeing Versace, has appeared on the friends—but it’s alsonot seeing friends, because I very much appreciate my own covers of Vogue Italia and Time, space and time. Sometimes I isolate for the and currently fronts beauty wrong reasons, but sometimes I really need campaigns for Giorgio Armani it. The most beautiful thing is being aware Fragrances and Revlon. But for of everything as I’m going through it. years, behind the high-glam Do you think there’s pressure in the fashion parties and photo shoots, Aboah industry to slap on a smile even when you’re not feeling it? had been battling depression and When you go on set, you have to be that addiction, which brought her person and be switched on and look this to a life-threatening low in 2015. way or that. It’s quite exhausting if you Since then she’s opened up about aren’t feeling [it]. There’s no room if you her trials and subsequent efforts have a bad day or you’re bloated because Aboah you’re on your period. But I’m quite honest to live with compassion and at Giles Deacon with the people I work with if I need to take optimism: “I started being kinder spring 2011, a break once in a while. one of her to myself,” she says. “I look after first runway Through Gurls Talk you’ve created a shows myself and make time for things support network for so many. What that fill my heart and soul.” She’s advice would you give to a young woman also encouraging other women struggling with self-esteem? to do the same as the founder of I say to my friends a lot, “We’ve got to be Everything gentle with ourselves.” We can be so harsh. Gurls Talk, a nonprofit designed seems a lot less We would never be that way with a family to empower through open com- scary when member or a friend, but when it comes munication. Here, Aboah gets real to ourselves, we’re quick to point out our about loving yourself and finding a you’re being faults. It’s a daily chore to feel self-confident, new kind of confidence. yourself.” and it definitely comes with self-love. You’ve hosted packed events in New York You’ve been so candid about your struggles. Does putting and London. What’s next for Gurls Talk? it all out there feel freeing? Completely. The most I’m so blown away by what it is now. We’ll have more empowering thing has been owning the flaws and being events. And we’ll keep giving a platform to people to share honest and open about the place I’m in, whether I’m happy their stories. We’ll continue to build a community. It’s or sad. What keeps me sane is just being true to myself. good to use social media, but [getting to connect] in If I’m heartbroken, I sit in that feeling and see it as a person is brilliant. Gurls Talk is my support system. Q challenge I need to get over, which I find quite exciting because before, I would run away from it. Everything seems a lot less scary when you’re being yourself. BEAUTY ROTAT I O N You’ve opened major runway shows and landed coveted Giorgio Armani Sì Passione eau de campaigns. Does self-confidence come easier now? parfum, $86/1.7 fl. oz.; I started working on myself way before my career began giorgioarmanibeauty- usa.com. Revlon taking of, and I still do that every day. There have been ColorStay Makeup in Toffee, $13; at times when these things I’ve always wished for have come drugstores. my way, so I definitely have moments when I [bask] in that success and that pride. But it changes—with my moods, with the weather, with how tired I am. There are days I walk onto set and I feel like a million bucks, but there are [days] when something as simple as not fitting into a dress can make me think the most awful things about myself. I At the Met Gala still have times when I don’t know why I’m there. I have to in N.Y.C. in May take it back [to the root cause]: Maybe I haven’t slept enough, or maybe I’m not eating well. How do you find your groove again during a day like that?

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“When I ﬁrst told her about it, she was like, ‘Hmm … OK,’ ” says makeup artist Beau Nelson of the look he envisioned for Kristen Stewart. “She wasn’t quite sure, but she’s a risk-taker in all areas. She let me do my thing. I used taupe shadow to create shape over the eyes and give the wings something to pop against. Then I attached pearls with lash adhesive. Her dress had tiny pearls on top, so [the makeup] was a direct correlation. She told me later that even Cate Blanchett commented on the look. That was heaven.” KEY PRODUCTS Chanel Le Crayon Khôl Intense Eye Pencil in Clair ($30) and Illusion d’Ombre Longwear Luminous Eyeshadow in Convoitise ($36); chanel.com. Bead Landing Mixed Flat Back Pearl Beads, $10/7.6 oz. bag; michaels.com.

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A UNICORN IN THE FIELD OF AESTHETICS, Amy Wechsler is one of the rare few doctors in the United States who hold a board certification in both dermatology and psychiatry. “I ask people how much they sleep, how their relationships are,” she says. “Because I’m a psychiatrist, I’m an active listener. I end up “Having music on at home diagnosing anxiety disorders, depression, all sorts of things.” The is great. It’s good to get results of those issues may be written on her clients’ faces: out of your head and lower Prolonged stressful situations can spike a body’s production of the stress levels. Enjoying life, hormone cortisol. “In a short burst it isn’t bad, but when [the level] stimulating other parts of stays up for hours or days, it [can] break up collagen. It’s also pro- inflammatory, which is why things like acne, eczema, and psoriasis the brain—it all plays a part may get worse.” Here, Dr. Wechsler shares her quick fixes and long- in your overall health.” term strategies to get you glowing from the inside out.

“If you want your skin to look healthy, it has to be well moisturized,” says Dr. Wechsler. As a Chanel Skincare Advisor, she helped formulate this fragrance-free hydra- tor: “It has only 10 ingredients. We put a silver needle white tea in it, which is a powerful [protective] antioxidant.” Chanel UV Essentiel Multi-Protection “I always use these bar Daily Defense Sunscreen SPF 50 ($55) and La Solution 10 de Chanel soaps on my body. And Sensitive Skin Cream ($110/1.7 ﬂ. oz.); chanel.com. sometimes on my face.” Dove Sensitive Skin Beauty Bar, $3/2; target.com. Purpose Gentle Cleansing Bar, $5; amazon.com. Sunscreen is a must. “For the body, I like the Australian “I think facial Invisible Zinc. They massage is excellent. It have a four-hour stimulates circulation water-resistant one.” and lowers cortisol levels.” Invisible Zinc Face + Body Sunscreen SPF 50, Gülsha Rose Quartz Facial Massage $30/150 g; invisible Plate, $38; bigelowchemists.com. zinc.com for stores.

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THE INFLUENCER GUCCI WESTMAN ON Keeping It Natural THE FAMED MAKEUP ARTIST’S NEW BRAND IS ALL ABOUT STREAMLINING YOUR BEAUTY ROUTINE

“I HAVE TO HAVE PRODUCTS that melt into Westman skin, not sit on top of it,” says Gucci Westman, at work whose glow-boosting touch has earned her long- time fans like Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, and Christy Turlington. Now, after creating countless backstage looks and helping develop products for Lancôme and Revlon, she’s launching her own beauty brand, Westman Atelier. “I wanted to do a tightly curated line to enhance CHRISTY the skin,” she says. “Because what do you really TURLINGTON need? Not much.” Her silky buildable tints come in chic travel-friendly sticks; her luminizers WESTMAN'S FAN CLUB “I have to have products Westman Atelier Beauty Butter Powder Bronzer in that melt into skin, not Coup de Soleil, $65; barneys.com. CAMERON sit on top of it.” DIAZ

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HuneTHIS INTREPID MODEL thinks comfort zones are overrated. “At the end of 2015, my husband dared me to make running my New Year’s resolution,” Huffine says. “I started out slowly, running a mile a day, but not every day. Once I began to feel comfortable, I went a little farther.” She stomped out whispers of self-doubt along the way. “I was scared of it. I felt my body wasn’t a runner’s body. [I thought] I’m going to be slow.” But when she crossed the finish line of the 2017 Boston Marathon, “I told myself that I will never say I can’t do something again. It was hard and scary and the most satisfying thing I’ve ever done.” Today, Huffine wants every woman to define wellness on her own terms, whether it’s jogging or just learning how to say no. “I don’t think you have to run a marathon to have a connection with your body. Self-care is an exploration of yourself—whatever that looks like to you is perfect.”

I’m a sucker for a cold brew. Of her act ive I live o it. brand, D wear ay/Won, Huffine j “I’m th okes, Even when it’s e fou KEEP IT SIMPLE desi nder, gner, mo book del, You won’t find her hitting er, and bad, it’s good.” sometimes the gym with contoured caterer.” cheeks. “I use Glossier Boy Brow when I want color ONE STEP AT A TIME and a clear gel if I’m just As a new runner, Huffine running around. But I’ve says, “I put my intentions out been known to use a swipe on social media to hold myself of waterproof mascara for accountable. I also wanted to a race because you take inspire other women and have so many photos.” other women inspire me.” Glossier Boy Brow in Brown, $16; glossier.com.

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ou recently launched your own beauty website, Rose Inc. What inspired you? I thought it was important to create a space that was curated by someone who has been in the industry, has sat in the makeup chair, and had firsthand experience of the impact that beauty products and routines can have on your life. I don’t have perfect skin; I break Yout. I’m always looking for products that work. How many products would you say you own? The same as your average girl. At home I have probably 30 products for skin and 15 for hair. Is that a lot? Did you wear makeup in high school? My mom had strict rules and would only let me wear very natural “At home I have makeup to school, if any. If she thought it looked probably 30 too heavy, she would have me wash my face. Did you ever go through an awkward phase? I was products for skin a teenager when I started modeling, and it took me and 15 for hair. until I was in my early 20s to really grow into my Is that a lot?” body. I was terribly flat-chested, with big lips, braces, and bad skin. I got teased a lot in school because my lips are full. Boys would call me “tit lips.” ROSIE’S And now people are paying to get your lips. When I think when I RMS Beauty did you begin to appreciate them? MUST-HAVES Living Luminizer, started modeling. That’s when I really became $38; rms beauty.com. known for my pout. It’s funny how you never realize Hair by Sam McKnight your quirks until someone points them out to you. Lazy Girl Dry Did you experience any changes with your body Shampoo, during your pregnancy last year? My hair was a $27; net- iS Clinical Active a-porter Serum, $135; nightmare! During my pregnancy it was fine, but .com. dermstore.com. after the baby, I was like, “What the hell is going on?” It was so dry and damaged. But with my skin I was really lucky. Even Jason [Statham, her fiancé] was Christophe Robin Color Fixator Wheat Germ Mask, like, “Wow, you have that glowing pregnancy skin!” $43; sephora.com. Now, of course, it’s back to how it was before, always having at least one zit. I also had to shed 50 pounds of baby weight, which was a first for me. Do you diet? I am one of those girls who love food, so I have to pull myself back. It’s really about balance. For example? If I’m preparing for an event, I will be carb-free and eat all my meals in a 10-hour window during the day. I will fast for the rest of the time. I try to eat dinner before 6 p.m. Sometimes before a shoot, for a few days I’ll have only broth and then a bigger meal in the evening . That just gets rid of any water retention. Drinking loads of water is so important. I know it’s boring, but if you can chug Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer in Vanilla, $30; all day, it basically flushes the system out. narscosmetics.com. —KAHLANA BARFIELD BROWN

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PHOTOGRAPHED BY MATTHEW SPROUT AUGUST 2018 InSTYLE 101 Janis Savitt earrings. Fashion editor: Julie Pelipas. The Number

To SERENA1 WILLIAMS, dominance comes naturally. The challenge? Creating the life of a parent within the legend of a champion by LAURA BROWN photographed by ROBBIE FIMMANO The Row dress. Bulgari bracelets. Audemars Piguet watch. Rings, worn throughout, 104 her own. Gottex swimsuit. Gucci earrings.

As I’m writing the introduction to this story, the news breaks that Serena Williams has pulled out of the French Open with a pectoral injury. She’s getting an MRI, and the prognosis is uncertain: Williams could be OK in two weeks, or she might not be better in time for Wimbledon, which starts soon. Sports inju- ries—and in Williams’s case, tightly calibrated comebacks (after the birth of her daughter, Alexis Olympia, last year)— can turn on a dime. But that’s what badasses do; they keep at it. And Williams, of course, has badass in her bones. She ﬁrst picked up a racket when she was 3 and has been serving, literally, ever since. Men’s champion Roger Federer recently called her the greatest player of all time. I caught up with Williams earlier in the summer, when she was in New York promoting her HBO documentary, Being Serena. She was resplendent in a tropical-print Gucci coat, eating quite the oddest collection of food I’d ever seen on one plate (crab ... and cake). Because, yes, she is a champion, a mother, a wife, and an inspiration, but Serena is really ... Serena.

LAURA BROWN: Here’s my question. Big one. In your HBO Dolce & Gabbana docuseries, Being Serena, we shawl and swimsuit. Janis see you take a pregnancy test Savitt earrings. Audemars Piguet and then leave it for two hours. watch. Robert Lee How on God’s green earth do Morris bracelets. BEAUTY BEAT you take a pregnancy test and For a smooth style, forget about it?! spritz dry strands with an anti-frizz SERENA WILLIAMS: [laughs] spray like Matrix Total Results Mega Because I didn’t think I was Sleek Iron Smoother ($17; matrix.com) before passing through a flatiron. AUGUST 2018 InSTYLE 107 pregnant! Honestly, I thought it was impossible. I had not LB: Are you still breastfeeding her? seen Alexis [Ohanian, Williams’s husband, the co-founder SW: Yes, and on top of that, I’m in the locker room pumping of Reddit] in, like, four weeks. So I literally took the test before a match because my boobs are so big. When I pump, just to shut my friend up. they go down a size or two and I go out and play. It’s crazy. So LB: But then you left it there. You were so convinced? I feed her, and then she snuggles with me, which is the best SW: Yeah, because I literally had a cycle just before. So I was part of my day. Then we play, and after that I sneak away to surprised when I saw the result and even more surprised practice, usually around 8 a.m. The only rule I have at prac- when the doctor said I was seven weeks along. I was in Aus- tice is to be done at 1p.m., because as much as I love tennis, I tralia, your home country. need to be with her. I want to put her above everything else LB: And playing in the Australian Open. Jeez, you must be I’m doing, so I take calls when she naps. I usually bathe her spectacular at compartmentalizing. every night. We sing the “Rubber Ducky” song, and then I SW: I had a really tough first round and an even tougher ask her if she wants the express wax or the deluxe. Express is second round. I thought, “I’m probably going to lose early. when I rub coconut oil on really fast and then I put her dia- That’s OK. I have a good excuse for the first time.” I talked per on. Deluxe is when I do it a little slower and give her a lit- to the doctor, and I was like, “Do I need to pull out? tle massage. It’s so cute. She’s in bed by 7:30 at the latest. Because it’s not worth it. This is, like, my baby. Can I do LB: Does Alexis travel a lot? anything that’ll hurt her?” She said, “No. But just be care- SW: Yes, but we don’t go too long without seeing each other. ful in the hot weather, because that can be a problem.” I LB: Do you go on dates to keep the romance alive? played on a day that was 104 degrees and asked for a really SW: We try. early time. The tournament director was like, “You never LB: You started dating him about three years ago. When like to go on early. In 100 years you’ve never requested did you know he was “the one”? 11 o’clock.” And I was like, “Just trying something new!” I SW: I had this sense, like, “I’m going to marry this guy, but didn’t want to chance it with the baby. LB: And you went on to win the tournament—and your 23rd Grand Slam title. Is that the most badass thing you’ve done? I always felt like I SW: Oh, absolutely! I was two months pregnant. I was literally nine weeks by the end had to be softer or of the tournament. I was almost done with my first trimester. Every day that passed I apologize, kind of thought, “This is a dream.” It was like an animated Disney movie. And by the time indirectly, for who I am. And I the quarterfinals came, I was like, “I know I can beat this girl,” and at the semifinals I don’t know when it happened, thought, “I know I can win this match.” I didn’t think I would win the final, so when but something changed.” I won, it was like, “OK, this is crazy.” LB: So then you went home, and you just proceeded to chill? I’m not ready yet, but I know I’m going to marry this guy.” I SW: I went home, and I was pregnant. didn’t know his world at all, but I’ve always been tech-savvy. LB: And now Olympia is 11 months old. She is so freaking I had a few investments before I met him, and I wanted to cute! You made a really good one, you two. know more. So we started talking, just as friends. Just casu- SW: Right? We’ve got to have more [laughs]. ally chatting. I was getting hot when he was talking about it LB: Do you want more? all [laughs]. So after that we just continued talking, and then, SW: If I weren’t working, I’d already be pregnant. I hear I don’t know—I love his world. everyone’s diferent, but I had a really easy pregnancy LB: So when are you going to get pregnant again? until the birth. Not even birth—after. [Williams had to SW: I don’t know. undergo an emergency C-section when her heart rate LB: Well, next year you’re 38, that’s still good for playing. dropped during contractions. After she gave birth, she suf- SW: Roger [Federer]’s still playing. If he’s doing it—he’s fered a pulmonary embolism, a blood clot in an artery in older than me. the lungs, which required immediate surgery and six LB: Roger just told The Wall Street Journal that you were weeks of bed rest.] the greatest player of all time. What did you think of that? LB: You and your blood clots! You’ve got to just do every- SW: It’s incredibly flattering—he’s inarguably one of the thing hard-core, don’t you? greatest of all time. It’s really cool to get that encourage- SW: I can’t do anything simple. And since she was born, I ment from your peers, especially someonelikehim.Ijust haven’t been apart from her for more than a day. feel like he gets it. LB: What’s a typical 24 hours for you now? LB: But back to baby-making. SW: I wake up at either 2 a.m. or 4 a.m. to feed Olympia. SW: I don’t know if I want to play (CONTINUED ON PAGE 148)

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HEATClick, click, boom! OG supermodel HELENA CHRISTENSEN suits up for the mean streets by SARAH CRISTOBAL photographed by MATTHEW SPROUT Vintage Thierry Mugler metal bra and panties (ﬁrst worn by Christensen in 1991). Marskin- ryyppy pumps. Fashion editor: Julie Pelipas. Michael Kors Collection jacket. Fendi swimsuit. Jimmy Choo sunglasses. Earrings, worn throughout, stylist’s own. Marskinryyppy pumps. Gucci swimsuit. Jimmy Choo sunglasses (in hand). Marskin- ryyppy pumps.

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116 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 Dolce & Gabbana bodysuit and Devotion bag. Ellery backless blazer. BEAUTY BEAT For a naturally sun-kissed look, choose a bronzer without shimmer and apply it from temples to cheeks with a fluffy brush. We like Marc Jacobs Beauty O!Mega Bronzer Perfect Tan ($49; marcjacobsbeauty.com). Coco Beach de Chanel swimsuit. Chanel bag. Hair: Harry Josh for Statement Artists. Makeup: Hung Vanngo for The Wall Group. Manicure: Honey for Exposure NY. Production: Sister Productions. ently, she has also been able to pivot with regularity. A photographer before she jumped to the other side of the lens, she’s shown her work at galleries worldwide. In addition, she has worn hats as a co-founder and creative director of Nylon magazine, a shopkeeper of vintage apparel and knickknacks, and a fashion designer. She now helms a creative agency with her friend, designer Camilla Stærk. Under their umbrella organization, Stærk Chris- tensen, they collaborate on everything from jewelry to prefab houses. Christensen also serves as the creative Helena Christensen is no stranger to giving it her all for director of Strangelove NYC, a perfumery that carries fashion shoots, but doing so in front of hundreds of people four scents, soon to be sold on Net-a-Porter. She flits in downtown New York while wearing a swimsuit? Espe- between her homes in Manhattan’s West Village and cially a vintage Thierry Mugler metal bikini she first wore Upstate New York, is a mom to 18-year-old Mingus (with Hin 1991? That required some psyching up. ex Norman Reedus), listens to and sings opera, and is in “We all look more or less the same, and we all have our the process of perfecting her classical piano skills. bodies and body issues, so I thought, ‘Just get with it,’ ” she All of this makes her an eternally fascinating member says later about the internal monologue that played in her of the high-fashion circle. Case in point: Last fall she head on the day of her InStyle shoot. experienced another explosive Instagram moment after It’s true: We definitely all have bodies and some of us appearing on the Versace runway alongside fellow supers might have issues, but in terms of looking the same? In Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, Claudia Schifer, and the immortal words of Maya Rudolph spoofing Donatella Carla Bruni in honor of the brand’s 20th anniversary. Versace on Saturday Night Live, “Get ouuuuut!” When Donatella Versace was about to take her bow, a The leggy Peruvian-Danish stunner has been able to curtain was pulled back to reveal the models posing like carry on her storied 30-plus-year career for a reason. statues in shimmering gold gowns. Christensen, having When she strutted through the Financial District, yes, she flown in just an hour before, said the experience felt like had to bob and weave to avoid tourists with outstretched the good old days, with the added benefit of attracting arms wielding cell phones, but true New Yorkers, she says, 30,000 new Instagram followers overnight. “I thought my “could give a shit about what anyone looks like. I was just phone was malfunctioning,” she says. “It was so much big- another weirdo strolling downtown on my way to work.” ger than I had imagined. Afterward the other girls from She chalks up the experience to just another strange the show were just standing there with tears in their eyes day “at the oce,” doing a job she’s truly grateful for. “Even and hugging us. It became very emotional. I hope that though it can be awkward and uncomfortable, it adds Gianni [Versace] felt that energy coming from earth. He something to my life,” she says. “I like what [modeling] definitely would have.” adds. I think it’s important to try all kinds of things in our Despite all her successes, Christensen insists she doesn’t relatively short lives.” set goals. Instead, she dives in with her whole heart. No Christensen rode the pop-culture wave to fame in 1991, experience is too big or too small as long as you’re doing it when she frolicked in the surf in her underwear for Chris with compassion: “At the end of the day, confidence is just Isaak’s “Wicked Game” video. She laughs when reminded about moving through life gracefully and being respectful of the Herb Ritts–directed shoot. “That was pretty badass,” of yourself and others, to whatever degree you can do that,” she says. “It was an unbelievably demanding 18-hour day, she says. “Try your best. Just make that efort. Be fricking actually. We were in Hawaii running on a beach with sharp cool. It’s really not that hard.” rocks and hot lava. My legs were bleeding. Herb called me So as a woman of the world, whom does she look up to? afterward and said that an area we were filming on had lit- “My girlfriends are pretty badass. Mothers are badass,” erally fallen into the sea and disappeared a few days later.” she says. Then she thinks for a moment. “It’s actually a Experiences like that have helped Christensen evolve funny thing, but most of them have really great asses. So in other ways too. Aside from speaking six languages flu- maybe they’re good-ass. Good-ass women.” Q

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WProfoundly arriorscorched in public more than 20 years ago, MONICA LEWINSKY is lighting another kind of fire— to protect others and speak up for herself by LAURA BROWN photographed by DAVID SCHULZE

ocial activist, speaker, and writer Monica people found my draft folders in email and the tweets I Lewinsky has lived a thousand lives since she didn’t tweet, those might tell a very diferent story [laughs]. unwittingly entered the public spotlight two But these are more challenging situations where public decades ago. We all know why, and we all response is required. Ultimately, it’s about a deep knowing. know what happened after. But as Lewinsky Does this feel true to me? Whether it’s in response to a reminded us in her viral TED Talk in 2015, thanks to the situation or a piece that I write or a talk, I’m guided by the Snascent Internet (the news of the then-24-year-old’s afair idea of moving the conversation forward even if it’s in a with President Bill Clinton broke in January 1998), she was direction I may not like. Sometimes that’s with humor, “patient zero of losing a personal reputation on a global scale and sometimes it’s about whatever feels like pure truth. almost instantaneously.” LB: What happens when you’re slapped unexpectedly again Now 45, Lewinsky has spent the intervening years rebuild- by the news ? ing herself and using her public evisceration to help others. ML: It can be a range of emotions or experiences. Despite What is poignant about her is that she can credibly say, “I feel the amount of trauma work I’ve done for the past 20 years, like I’m still just coming into who I am as a woman, having there’s still a pattern that gets tapped into or triggered. I’m been delayed in many ways.” What is badass about her is, well, really lucky that I have tools I can use. When that doesn’t everything else. When Lewinsky wakes up in the morning, work, I’ll resort to calling someone or using one of the heal- wherever she is in the world, she can unsuspectingly be hit yet ing modalities called EFT, or Emotional Freedom Tech- again by the news cycle, as she was with Clinton’s awkward nique. It’s like a tapping thing. And worst-case scenario: #MeToo era interview on the Today show in June. There’s always Xanax [laughs]. As long as you’re not some- But what’s diferent these days is how she has equipped body who has issues around those types of things, I think herself to weather the storm. A philanthropy-summit- that can be a really efective tool too. invitation snub is greeted on Twitter with a deft mention of LB: How long did it take you to get to this point? Emily Post and a peace sign, while Clinton’s answering a ML: A very long time. It was a very slow process and a result question about her resulted in a re-post of aVanity Fair piece of all the diferent healing modalities I’ve used over the she wrote, “Emerging from the House of Gaslight in the Age years. Now I know to check in with myself to make sure that of #MeToo.” I feel in alignment with whatever choice I’m making. So, while the news will feed itself over and over, I found LB: What has been your relationship with confidence it more interesting to talk to Lewinsky about confidence: throughout your life? what she has learned—and what we can learn too. ML:Confidence is not something that has come easily to me, and I’m not even sure I have it now. I’ve had a lot of confi- LAURA BROWN: Your ability to metabolize dicult situ- dence in some areas and maybe even too much at times, but ations and take the high ground is extraordinary. How do then simultaneously I’ve also had a lack of confidence in you do it? other areas. It’s proved complicated for me not only in my MONICA LEWINSKY: I don’t always succeed. I think if own personal experiences but also when I unwillingly

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I overuse that word, but couldn’t really understand why. All of a sudden this idea slid it’s true. The contrast of feeling alone or not being seen as into my head. If I ran into someone else and I said, “Oh, what your true self or being misunderstood can be so detrimental. are you doing?” and they said, “Oh, I’m actually going to LB: Have you learned any confidence-booster tips or tricks? graduate with my master’s from the London School of Eco- ML:Yes. They’re across the spectrum from normal to nomics,” I would’ve walked away thinking, “I could never do wacky. My newest thing is that I mutter mantras to myself. that!” Reframing my thinking allowed me to move into what Sometimes I mutter them aloud. They’re things like, “I got was happening that day. That is connected to confidence. this” and “This matters.” In the movie We Bought a Zoo, Confidence doesn’t live on an island by itself. It lives next Matt Damon’s character says something like, “It just takes door to courage. It’s got to be present in certain experiences. 20 seconds of courage to push through a moment.” I find It’s having pride in yourself, in your accomplishments, it helpful. I also believe in the effectiveness of crystals which is not something that women in particular have been and color energy. I have a really beautiful deep fuchsia socialized to do. But I think that’s changing. velvet ribbon that I carry in my wallet. When I need a LB: When you were younger, who did you think you were boost of confidence, I’ll tuck it in a pocket or my bra and going to be? that color brings me an energy, which will give me confi- ML: That’s a really hard question. When I was younger and dence. And I have crystals in front of me right now. thinking about the future, I really wanted to get married LB: Are you juggling them? ML: [laughs] No, but they were selected to be part of this conversation. Then the only If people can find some other thought is just preparation. I am most confident when I know that I’m the expert modicum of relief on a topic, so I do my homework. LB: I call that “owning your shit.” In keep- or healing from my ing with the confidence theme, what do you think about the power of social media? having shared my experiences, ML: I struggle a lot with the chasm between what my life looks like on the inside and that’s the greatest privilege.” what I see other people’s lives looking like on social media. We can often project our- and have four children by the time I was 30. But I was also selves as prettier, happier, more exciting, funnier, all this interested in having a career. My undergraduate degree stuf. This efort to create a better, curated version of our lives was in psychology, and I had been interested in forensic ultimately creates a pool of other versions of selves, and that’s psychology and the intersection of law and psychology. a big concern to me. Anderson Cooper did this great docu- That was how I was going to earn a living and where my mentary a few years ago called#Being Thirteen, and there was path was. this statistic that floored me: Thirteen-year-olds were taking LB: You ended up getting the greatest possible education 150 selfies to post one picture. Think about the negative self- in law and psychology. talk in the other 149! That concerns me a lot. But I also think ML: [drily] I have a perspective. there is a wonderful power to social media. It’s a way for peo- LB: [laughs] That is a very elegant way to say it. And now ple to feel less alone, to find their tribe, to find their voice, to who do you think you’ve become? find their power to speak their truth. We also experience so ML: I don’t know how to answer that. I am very grateful many other cultures. That’s something we weren’t able to do for all the opportunities I’ve had over the past few years. I unless we had the privilege of money and time to travel. now identify as a writer, a social activist, and someone who LB: Yes, and you have control over what you communicate. has a voice on various topics. But in many ways I feel like ML: Right, and it’s not mediated through another person’s I’m still just coming into who I am as a woman, having been lens, which is very important. There’s a lot of work we need to delayed in many ways. do around what’s driving people—in the face of anonymity— LB: What gives you a feeling of fullness, of certainty? to be cruel instead of kind. I imagine that in maybe five, 10, ML: One hundred percent my nephew. He is the depth of my or 15 years we’re going to have platforms that have evolved. heart. And I feel most full after spending meaningful time Hopefully, we have learned from these first iterations. with a friend. I would say that hearing from people who have LB: It’ll even out. OK, what are the most badass things connected with something I’ve said or written really fills my you’ve done, Lewinsky? tank. It’s kind of corny, but I have this personal belief that ML: I have three: One is bungee (CONTINUED ON PAGE 148)

AUGUST 2018 InSTYLE 123 ReporterThe Breaking news for over four decades, ANDREA MITCHELL keeps hitting the accelerator by FAYE PENN photographed by JEREMY LIEBMAN

few minutes past 1 p.m., Andrea Mitch- Sometimes her alacrity surprises people. During the ell enters an NBC green room fresh of 2016 presidential race, Mitchell was covering Hillary a show that spanned the Iran nuclear Clinton and was up against a press corps of mainly 20- and deal, the royal newlyweds, Deputy 30-somethings. After campaign speeches Mitchell “would Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, beeline to the rope line and somehow get to the front every and the will-they-won’t-they meeting between President time to wait for Secretary Clinton and get her questions in,” DonaldA Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un recalls Kristen Welker, White House correspondent for before cutting away to a White House press conference. NBC News. “She brought a cub reporter’s approach to her “We covered a lot, didn’t we?” Mitchell says, as though job. It’s not just me saying it—all the other reporters from it’s the third or fourth time she’s done this and not the CBS, ABC, and CNN would say, ‘How does she do this?’ It umpteen thousandth. Immediately, you detect a trait pos- was a real lesson that you can never become complacent.” sessed by all great journalists: hunger. Apparently you can’t sleep either. The day of our inter- What you may not have witnessed is her singular view, Mitchell had logged fewer than four hours of sleep endurance. Mitchell, who’s about to celebrate 40 years at (her Fitbit read 3:51, to be exact). Her day typically starts at NBC, remains one of Washington’s most dogged report- 5 a.m. to do the morning shows, then it’s prepping for her ers, literally outrunning—and scooping—colleagues, own at noon and, on some evenings, NBC Nightly News. In many of whom are decades her junior. At 71, she has cov- between are source breakfasts (she does her own report- ered seven presidents, the nuclear arms race, and such ing), editor meetings, writing for NBCNews.com, producer events as the Jonestown massacre and the Three Mile calls, and State Department brieﬁngs. She’s fueled by Island accident, and she’s as busy as ever now as the chief bananas, peanut M&Ms, lactose-free yogurt, and around 16 foreign afairs correspondent for NBC News and the host espressos a day. (“Sometimes I live dangerously and have a of MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell Reports. cinnamon-raisin bagel,” Mitchell says.) When she doesn’t “She’s like the LeBron James of foreign correspondents,” have to do the Today show, she lifts weights with a trainer. saysNBC News political director andMeet the Press moder- “Not many people my age are still doing what I do,” she ator Chuck Todd. “It’s the same awe that I have watching says. “But this is the most challenging time for journalists him play after all these years. Why are you still this good? right now. I think we’re in a renaissance of hard-news Aren’t you tired?” reporting,and I want to see this through.” Mitchell doesn’t look it when she turns up in her slim She’s referring, of course, to the Trump White House, sleeveless dress in “lucky” red, so designated when she began which she deems “much more dicult” to cover than the wearing the color in the 1980s to get President Ronald Rea- previous six administrations. “Facts don’t seem to matter,” gan’s attention at press conferences. Today the label is Akris, she says. “We see it all the time, and it is really, profoundly but Oscar de la Renta, Michael Kors, Valentino, Chanel, and disturbing. If you get three sources, that should be enough. Loro Piana are also in rotation. Beige suede mid-heel Loubou- But if they’re all lying, then you’ve got a real problem. So tins say she cares equally about style and agility, while of- how do you ﬁnd out what the policy is?” camera she wears Brunello Cucinelli sneakers for speed. For his part, Trump has called (CONTINUED ON PAGE 148)

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As head keeper of the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary in Kenya, SASHA MamaDOROTHY LOWUEKUDUK is saving more than just animals photographed by AMI VITALE

raditionally, the Samburu women of north- babies knows no bounds. When she first arrived at Reteti in ern Kenya are married of at a young age September 2016, Lowuekuduk would search for orphaned without an education, let alone a chance to elephants by tracking their dung in deserted forests. “There work. But as the first female head keeper of were no human beings, just you and the footsteps of the the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary in the remote wild,” she says. “I was a bit afraid that my life could be in Mathews mountain range, Sasha Dorothy danger.” Now the team at Reteti has rescued 30 elephants, Lowuekuduk is breaking new ground. Though she and the and the ripple efect tied to wildlife conservation, employ- Twomen who work for her encounter resistance, the team at ment, and economic stability is changing the region. Reteti is united in its mission to rescue abandoned elephant National Geographic photographer and documentary film- calves, nurse them back to health, and reintroduce them to maker Ami Vitale visited Reteti and spoke to Lowuekuduk the wild. It requires vigilance and round-the-clock care, but about the obstacles facing the community-owned sanctuary Lowuekuduk’s passion for saving these 200-plus-pound and the progress she’s making.

AMI VITALE: What did you do before you came to Reteti? SASHA DOROTHY LOWUEKUDUK: I ﬁnished college and worked in a hospital ﬁnance oce as a clerk. But I wanted to work with wild animals. Now I’m like a nurse, raising animals as if they were my own children. AV: What is new about your roleassupervisor? SDL: It has challenges because now it’s not only about the elephants but also about the staf, their salaries, and the sup- plies. And on top of that we all need (CONTINUED ON PAGE 149)

Lowuekuduk carries formula for the baby elephants at the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary.

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HeroineBrave and unapologetic, ALY RAISMAN is speaking up for all survivors of sexual abuse by ALLIE JONES photographed by GUY LOWNDES

ly Raisman is a woman on a mission. sar’s sentencing hearing in January alongside more than The 24-year-old gymnast-turned- 150 other women, Nassar, 55, received an additional 40 to activist has spent the past several 175 years in prison for sex crimes. (He had already been months tirelessly campaigning for sentenced to 60 years for child-pornography convictions.) survivors of sexual abuse, doing Raisman was relieved by the outcome of the case but interview after interview about her own traumatic experi- says that when it comes to seeking justice for herself and encesA and fighting for justice for all the women in the other survivors, she’s only getting started. gymnastics community. But even a badass needs a break. “Just because an abuser is in jail, it’s not the end, or it When we meet at her family’s home just outside Boston doesn’t mean justice has been served,” she says. “Obviously, on a warm spring afternoon, she’s gearing up for a day there were people who knew [about the abuse] who didn’t do poolside. Wearing a simple black T with denim shorts, her the right thing,” she continues, frustration building in her dark hair swept up into her usual high ponytail, she cheer- voice. “The policies weren’t right. The adults around weren’t fully invites me to come sit next to her on a chaise longue in educated. There’s the question also: Who should have the backyard. With Gibson and Magic, her two flufy white known who didn’t know? It’s so important to figure out.” dogs, curled up at her feet, and mom, Lynn, and younger Raisman says ocials at USA Gymnastics still refuse brother, Brett, hanging out under an umbrella nearby, to sit down and talk with her and other survivors. “I don’t Raisman chats amiably about her plans for the summer. get it—it’s unbelievable,” she says, shaking her head. So in She intends to travel, spend time at her family’s house on February she filed a lawsuit against both USA Gymnastics Cape Cod, and catch up with her pals. and the U.S. Olympic Committee, alleging that the organi- But she’s also preparing to tell her story again. Even on a zations didn’t do enough to stop Nassar’s abuse. It’s the relaxing day by the pool she’ll continue talking about what only way she can find out which ocials allowed Nassar to happened to her, she says. Until things change. remain employed, she says. “There has been no investiga- Her story has been well documented. Last fall, in her tion. And I want answers. ” memoir, Fierce, Raisman revealed how disgraced physician Meanwhile, Raisman has found that it’s dicult for her Larry Nassar sexually abused her—and countless other to slow down sometimes. “The last few months I wasn’t young women—while he worked as the team doctor for USA putting myself first at all,” she says, sighing. “I was so ob- Gymnastics. The decision to come forward was not easy. sessed with trying to make change and do everything that “I was very nervous because I didn’t know how people I could. Now I’m realizing that this is not going to get fixed would take it,” she says. “But I knew it was the right thing. overnight, so I still have to make time for my family and If someone wasn’t advocating for change in the sport of friends and, of course, myself.” gymnastics, then nothing would be done.” On a rare day of, Raisman likes to keep it simple: swim- Since then she has brought a wave of attention to the ming, reading, watching documentaries (she just finished issue and set of a firestorm. After Raisman spoke at Nas- one on Princess Diana), and cooking with vegetables and

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herbs from the family garden. “I focus on things that how academic institutions can better handle reports of help me relax and take my mind of all that has happened,” abuse. “I think our society has to do a much better job of she says. understanding. It’s not just Hollywood [actresses] or Besides regularly seeing a therapist, Raisman receives Olympic gymnasts who are afected by this,” she says. acupuncture and meditates up to three times a day. “I was “It’s everywhere.” getting a lot of headaches from traveling, but since I’ve Raisman also occasionally models for brands that started meditating, I rarely get them,” she says. “Overall, support her message, like Aerie, which currently sells a I’ve been trying to listen to my body more.” She has found Survivor swimsuit that Raisman helped design, with other temporary remedies. “I put peppermint oil over proceeds benefiting Darkness to Light. “If a brand isn’t my eyebrows when I get a headache. And before bed I put supportive of the #MeToo movement, then I don’t want lavender oil on my skin to help me relax, then I difuse to be associated with it,” she says. another oil in my room and meditate with an app until I She takes a similar approach to media appearances. fall asleep.” In February she posed for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit The soothing techniques have been valuable and neces- issue because she found the soul-baring theme of the shoot sary. Women approach her all the time to talk about their empowering. Raisman joined models like Sailor Brinkley own experiences and get her advice. “When I go shopping Cook and Robyn Lawley in having phrases that were or out to dinner, people want to share their stories about important to them painted on their skin. “I had ‘Women abuse, which is something I never expected,” she says. don’t have to be modest to be respected’ down my body, Though she feels honored to lend an ear, it’s hard when and I think that speaks for itself,” she says. “It’s the truth. they go into graphic detail. “I am very triggered, some- It doesn’t matter what anyone is wearing: It never means times for a few days,” she says. “I want to support them, they’re asking for it.” but I make sure that I take good care of myself after.” Being thrust into the spotlight presents its own set of To give herself some space this summer, Raisman is challenges. “Speaking out isn’t easy. I’ve learned that it’s living at home with her mom, dad, brother, and two sisters. OK not to be OK,” she says. So whenever she gets weighed “I feel like the last year or two was so stressful and emo- down by how supremely messed up everything is, the thing tionally draining,” she says. “To have the support of my that keeps her going is her peers. “Sometimes it’s hard not family is really nice. They make me laugh.” to be pissed of. Why is our world like this? Why are there Later this year she plans to move into her own apart- so many bad people out there?” she says. “But we’re at the ment in Boston. She’s excited to do all of the young-adult- beginning of a really hopeful future where the next gener- in-the-city stuf she missed out on while she was winning ation is going to change things. I hope that one day there is gold medals in 2012 and 2016. “I can’t wait,” she says. “I a generation that never has to say ‘#MeToo.’ ” haven’t started picking out the furniture, but it will be a For the time being, she is determined to secure full nice thing to look forward to.” justice in the Nassar case. That means she probably won’t In the meantime, she has plenty on her plate. In March compete at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. “I’m not training she partnered with Darkness to Light, an advocacy group right now,” she says, though she stays active with a mix for the prevention of childhood sexual abuse, to help edu- of swimming, boxing, and cycling. “I always want to be cate adults involved in youth sports. She is encouraging involved in gymnastics, but I can make more change parents, teachers, and coaches to take the group’s Stew- outside the sport.” ards of Children prevention program. (The program is Perhaps that could eventually lead to a career in politics. available online, and Raisman will cover the $10 cost for “It’s funny because people keep telling me that,” she anyone who wishes to complete it.) “We have to create an says, smiling, when the subject of running for oce comes environment where everyone is educated,” she says. up. “I feel very flattered. I don’t know enough about politics She has been touring the country, speaking at colleges right now, but I definitely want to keep having a voice. This and universities about sexual assault on campus and problem is far from over.” Q

130 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 2012 On the balance beam at the London Olympic Games

2002 At a gymnastics competition as an 8-year-old

2016 With teammate Simone Biles celebrating a gold medal win at the Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games

2012 With teammates (from left) Jordyn Wieber, Kyla Ross, McKayla Maroney, and Gabby Douglas at the London Olympic Games

FEBRUARY 2018 In the Sports Illustrated JANUARY 2018 Swimsuit At a Lansing, Issue Mich., courtroom, reading her statement against Nassar

APRIL 2018 At the Time 100 Gala in N.Y.C.

MAY 2018 At the Anti-Defamation League National Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C. The

AchieverSheer determination fuels HILARY SWANK’s impressive body of work by STEPHANIE TRONG photographed by ANTHONY MAULE

or one of her New Year’s resolutions, whether that’s through a team sport or karate or whatever Hilary Swank has taken up tap dancing. it is,” she says. “You’re given the tools to push yourself and It’s something she has wanted to do ever interact with other girls for a shared purpose and goal.” since she became obsessed with 42nd When you look at the 25 pounds of muscle Swank gained Street as a teen. Now, at age 44, she’s eight for Million Dollar Baby, you can just hear Swank’s old gym- lessons in. And while she’s not aiming to be musical-lead nastics coach saying, “ ‘Can’t’ means ‘won’t’ and ‘won’t’ Fgood, she thinks that, with enough practice and persever- means ‘push-ups.’ ” And that same steely resolve comes to ance, anyone can get there. mind when you learn that Swank spent a month living as a “I believe that applying yourself in something you really male before filming Boys Don’t Cry, or when you watch her want to achieve is of the utmost importance,” she says. “As dignified and devastatingly moving portrayal of a woman far as we know, we have only one life. And how do you choose with ALS inYou’re Not You. “I like the idea of stepping into to live it? If there’s something you can’t stop thinking about, someone who’s experiencing something so diferent from like, ‘Hey, I want to tap like in 42nd Street,’ why wouldn’t you who I am in my own physical world,” she says about her just go every night and tap for a couple of hours?” character choices. (On her wish list: an action movie. “It Call it the Hilary Swank method, this mix of grit and would be great to do a Bourne [film] for women.”) tenacity—a do-the-work approach that has yielded hand- And then there are the transformations you don’t see some dividends: two best actress Oscars (for Boys Don’t onscreen. “As an actor, you can logically say that some- Cry andMillion Dollar Baby); longevity in a notoriously thing didn’t really happen. But whatever emotions you’re fickle industry (she’s wonderful in Danny Boyle’s FX going through, your body is experiencing them chemically, dramaTrust, about the 1973 kidnapping of John Paul whether or not you’re saying, ‘I’m fine, I’m fine.’ There’s a Getty III); and a thriving business (her luxe leisure line, lot of bouncing back from that.” Now more than ever, Mission Statement, hits Nordstrom in August and Net-a- Swank is playing gatekeeper to her mental and physical Porter this fall. Also coming soon? Shoes). well-being in a way she might not have done before. “If I get “I love to challenge myself,” says Swank. “I’m a fire sign.” ofered a role that would take me to a place I don’t want to It all started, in large part, with sports when she was go emotionally, or if it’s going to afect other things I want younger. She grew up in a low-income family in Belling- to do in my life, I’ll just say no.” ham, Wash., and the local YMCA made for a cheap babysit- Deepening her relationship with herself, tuning in to the ter while her parents were working. “For $20 a month I wants and needs of both brain and body, is something Swank could swim every single day,” says Swank, who went on to set out to do five years ago, and it all circles back to those New compete in the Junior Olympics and state championships. Year’s resolutions, which she is fastidious about making. Is She also did gymnastics for several years. “I think one of she resting enough? Does she have enough balance? Is she the most important things you can give a young girl is the managing her time so she can be her most productive? (That ability to understand what her body is capable of doing, was this year’s goal, along with the (CONTINUED ON PAGE 149)

132 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 Mission Statement cropped top and bra. Narciso Rodriguez skirt. Sophie Buhai earrings. BEAUTY BEAT Fight frizz by misting an anti-humidity spray, like Alterna Bamboo Smooth ($18; alterna haircare.com), on damp strands from root to tip. Fashion editor: Jessica de Ruiter. Hair: Giannandrea for Forward Artists. Makeup: Pati Dubroﬀ for Forward Artists. Manicure: Nettie Davis for The Wall Group. Production: Kelsey Stevens for Kelsey Stevens Productions. The Baller Hollywood’s greatest broad, ELLEN BARKIN, on the rules for living a badass life photographed by ANTHONY MAULE

f being a badass is being a person who doesn’t take shit the job, just like I can’t do 10 pull-ups anymore. Men will from anyone, then yes, that would be me. I guess it’s just wait you out. They refuse to get old. This whole fantasy the best lesson my father ever taught me—never to about women freaking out over aging—that’s bullshit. It’s give a fuck about what the other guy is doing. the men who are hysterical. I don’t look over my shoulder, and I never have. I stay I don’t think of myself as an intimidating presence, but in my own lane, and my race is against myself. I know I’m a my character Smurf [on TNT’s Animal Kingdom] is a vil- Itough cookie, but that’s because I’m always looking for perfec- lain—confident and deliberate in her actions and daring and tion. I’ve got two speeds—1 and 100. I can’t go in the middle. irreverent with her style. As I get older and the parts become less interesting, I do wish I My own style could be considered badass. The very first could cruise at 50, but I have too much respect for my art, my thing I bought with my first big paycheck was an orange Ste- profession. And, yeah, I won’t stop fighting either. I’m 64 years phen Sprouse coat. It was downtown New York in the ’80s. old. I’ve been doing this for 40 years. This is the way I work. I dressed kind of like David Byrne in those days. Then there One of the best benefits of getting older is that I no longer was a period of about five years when I was friends with some feel guilty about protecting myself. That’s a big thing in of the original supes [supermodels]—Linda Evangelista, my job because the gender disparity is outrageous. I don’t Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell. I remember I could wear Kate’s think there’s a working actress alive who I wouldn’t call a pants sometimes (but not her jackets because her arms badass. It’s a hard job, made even harder by being a woman. were so thin). I learned more than a couple of tricks from Do I think that the ill treatment of women in the enter- those girls—most important, how (not) to cross my legs. tainment industry will disappear? No, I don’t. Not in my My closet today is filled with The Row, Dries Van lifetime anyway. We’re talking about centuries of ingrained Noten, Proenza Schouler, Opening Ceremony, A.P.C., Ann behavior, and considering we are an industry that trades Demeulemeester—simple, structured, unadorned. I still on sex, I don’t ever expect to see any other real dynamic. have every piece L’Wren Scott ever made for me. I like The truth is, big-studio executives are old. They’re my to look at them. It’s like seeing her again, like going back age and even older, and this is something I’ve been talking and visiting. Since she’s been gone [Scott died in 2014], I about a lot lately: Men just will not move over. Your time haven’t had a stylist. She taught me all I need to know. is up, dude. Now say thank you for everything you got and I’d say I have a healthy relationship with jewelry. I think move the fuck over. Next! jewelry is a beautiful art. My dear friend Joel Arthur Rosen- What if I were saying, “Yeah, agents, why aren’t I play- thal (JAR) taught me to love the way jewels feel. I’ll buy my- ing opposite—I don’t know—Ryan Gosling? Why aren’t self a little something every time I finish a job. That [2006 I still the girl in the red jacket from Sea of Love?” Why are Christie’s] auction [in which I sold 102 pieces given to me by the guys running these businesses between the ages of my ex-husband Ron Perelman for over $20 million] was in 60 and 80? The only audience they care about is 19-to-35- no way meant as any kind of statement. I wish I could say it year-olds, so get a 35-year-old to green-light movies. was. I never thought of it that way; I didn’t have the luxury. They’re not doing anything wrong; they just aged out of It didn’t occur to me until one day (CONTINUED ON PAGE 150)

134 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 Carolina Herrera jacket, blouse, and pants. Tiﬀany & Co. Schlumberger ear clips. All other earrings and ring, her own. Roger Vivier ankle boots. BEAUTY BEAT To keep blond strands looking bright, not brassy, try a purple- tinged shampoo. We like Not Your Mother’s Blonde Moment Treatment ($8; ulta.com). Fashion editor: Jessica de Ruiter. Hair: Aaron Light for The Wall Group. Makeup: Pati Dubroﬀ for Forward Artists. Manicure: Ashlie Johnson for The Wall Group. Production: Kelsey Stevens for Kelsey Stevens Productions.

DOG DAYS

OF SUMMERing an What’s more badass than sav l us how they animal? These actresses tel escues spend time with their K-9 r by SHALAYNE PULIA

AUGUST 2018 InSTYLE 137 THE LIFE 1

HIKING SPOT Catskills, N.Y.

8 Amanda Seyfried with Finn Seyfried adopted her pup from a set decorator on Big Love in 2009 9 after spending just one night fostering him. In summer, when they aren’t on set or helping support the Best Friends Animal Society, the inseparable duo goes hiking near her family farm in Upstate New York. “Finn chills me out,” Seyfried says. “He’s a very gentle reminder of the important things in life and staying present.”

1 CAMERA “Finn was my are favorites.” The Great 10 FACE OIL Seyfried first subject. I still have T-shirt, $95; blancsom.com. uses True Botanicals every single photo I’ve shot skin oils on hot summer 6 DOG COLLAR “Finn’s of us.” Leica camera, $2,795; days. True Botanicals Martingale collar keeps us.leica-camera.com. Hydrate Repair Serum, him safe. I have it $85; truebotanicals.com. 1 2 SPORTS BRA Seyfried’s embroidered with his name.” top pick is Lululemon. If It Barks collar, $28; 11 MOOD MUSIC “I Lululemon sports bra, $52; ifitbarks.com. listen to a lot of Disney shop.lululemon.com. songs from The Lion 7 HIKING APP “Wherever I King and The Little 3 WATER BOTTLE “I have am, I’ll check this app to see Mermaid because of a Best Friends Animal how hard and long a hike is.” 11 my daughter—and I Society Nalgene ready with AllTrails iOS app; available on guess Finn, at 8½, me every time [we hike].” iTunes. In-app purchase, $30. is still a baby too.” Nalgene 32-oz. wide-mouth 8 YOGA PANTS Seyfried bottle, $11; nalgene.com. 12 FARM LIFE “Every likes to hike in Underarmour morning when we are 4 COLLAPSIBLE DISH yoga pants. Under Armour at the farm, Finn runs “They get really flat. They’re pants, $75; ua.com. out with me to feed the amazing.” Bonza collapsible animals. It’s our thing. dog bowl, $11; amazon.com. 9 SHOES On long walks she usually wears a pair of He likes the goats and 5 WORKOUT TOP Nike sneakers. Nike the cat, but the cat “Reformation and The Great sneakers, $130; nike.com. doesn’t like him.” 12

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6 Sophia Bush

with Griffin & Penny 7 When the former One Tree Hill star met pit-bull rescues Griﬃn (above) in 2012 and Penny (below, right) in 2009—one malnourished, the other 8 nervous—she was intent on saving them. “Rescue dogs understand they’ve been rescued,” Bush says. “They have the most wonderful attitudes, and they’re wildly kind.” Now the trio often hop into Bush’s old Defender and ride to a park or an L.A. canyon for long hikes.

1 DOG TOYS “We have a face is fantastic.” Kate excellent sneakers. I couple of great little secret Somerville UncompliKated have a couple of pairs spots in L.A. where we’ll SPF 50, $38; kate of Nikes and Adidas that let the doggies run around somerville.com. I love as well.” Adidas and chase balls.” ChuckIt! 6 DOG BLANKET “I’ve Originals sneakers, $140; Flash LED balls, $15-$18; been stockpiling blankets adidas.com. petmate.com. for probably 15 years, 9 WATER BOTTLE 2 HAIR TIES “A hairdresser so I just make sure that “I’ll usually bring two gave me some packages whatever the dogs are on big bottles of water of Emi Jay hair ties. They’re is sturdy so they’re not if it’s a long hike.” great.” Emi Jay Peach Cloud going to rip holes in it with Hydro Flask 64-oz. hair ties, $11/5; emijay.com. their claws.” Pendleton wide-mouth bottle, Woolen Mills blanket, $60; hydroﬂask.com. 3 SPORTS BRA “I wear $249; pendleton-usa.com. 9 a lot of Adidas, Alo, and 10 DOG TREATS “I Lululemon.” Alo sports 7 MOOD MUSIC “I’m a keep a tin of these bra, $62; aloyoga.com. total music junkie. We treats in my bag. They’re listen to music in the car. organic, grain-free, 4 SUNGLASSES “I’m a Whether it’s a new band, fan of the classic Ray-Bans.” and high-protein with a like Oliver Riot, or Stevie ton of veggies and Ray-Ban sunglasses, $153; Wonder, it depends on ray-ban.com. healthy fruits.” The what kind of vibe I’m into.” Honest Kitchen Joyful 5 SUNSCREEN “Kate 8 SHOES “I really like Jerky Filets, $10; Somerville’s spray for your APL because they make thehonestkitchen.com.

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100% recognizable. 1 LIP BALM “I always wear lip 6 SHOES “I think these balm. These tinted ones feel are supposed to be fashion like butter.” Fresh Sugar Rose sneakers, but they’re so bouncy Tinted Lip Treatment SPF 15, and cozy. I like them a lot.” $24; fresh.com. Nike Air Presto x Off-White sneakers, $160; nike.com. Serve it any way she likes. 2 MAKESHIFT LEASH “I tied 7 together a bunch of old silk 7 HYDRATING SPRAY “Booty scarves that I had and added has seasonal dermatitis, so I this old key chain with a clip made this little concoction that on it. I’ve just been using that as I spray in her ears and on her a leash since I’ve had her.” Echo belly, and the next day her scarf, $49; echodesign.com. redness is gone. It’s a mix of rose water, witch hazel, a bit 3 HOODIE “I wear a sports of apple-cider vinegar, and bra with a sweatshirt over it tea-tree and lavender oils. so if it randomly starts raining, I put it on my eczema too.” I have a hood.” Nike hoodie, 8 $75; nike.com. 8 SUNSCREEN “It’s a moisturizer-sunscreen. It 4 SNACK ATTACK “When you doesn’t coat my face in white. adopt a rescue dog, you have to Instead, it makes my skin find out what they’re afraid of. feel supersoft and protects Even at 2½, Booty’s afraid of men, it from pollution in the air.” but she likes carrots. I always bring La Roche-Posay Anthelios 9 carrots or treats, and if someone’s SX Daily Moisturizer, $34; cool with my dog, I give them a laroche-posay.us. treat to give to her.” 9 WATER BOWL “We 5 DOGGIE HARNESS “Right share a bottle of water, and now, Booty’s collar and harness Booty uses a collapsible are red.” Found My Animal bowl.” Ruffwear bowl, harness, $68; foundmyanimal.com. $25; ruffwear.com. mϧձǻɪҝɪ΀ҴɧǻǆǶӇčɪ˲ҝ Trademarks owned by Société des Produits Nestlé S.A., Vevey, Switzerland Vevey, S.A., Nestlé des Produits Société by owned Trademarks

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TABLE FOR TWO

NATASHA LYONNE & ANGIE MAR

FriedThe Orange Is the New Black & star tacklesTrue her latest role as sous chef for The Beatrice Inn’s restaurateur by KERRY DIAMOND photographed by JOHNNY MILLER

AUGUST 2018 InSTYLE 145 TABLE FOR TWO

HOW TO MAKE ANGIE MAR’S FRIED CHICKEN

SERVES 6

6 chicken thighs 6 chicken drumsticks Salt f I get food products on 1 gal. neutral-flavored oil, like canola my Gucci slippers, I’ll be upset,” says Natasha DREDGE: 4¼ cups flour, divided Lyonne cheekily, her ½ cup salt, divided, plus more for white leather slides seasoning after frying and pointy Nicki Minaj–inspired 3½ tbsp cayenne pepper, divided nails revealing that she doesn’t spend ¾ cups buttermilk much time in kitchens. “I’m an eater, Smoked sea salt not a cooker. I flirted with cooking SPICY HONEY: when I was younger, but I’ve aged into ¾ cup honey somebody who knows better.” tsp Tapatío hot sauce Lyonne may excel in her trade—she 1 tbsp Tabasco sauce started acting as a child, and her most recent role, as inmate Nicky Nichols 1. Arrange chicken on a sheet tray and on Netflix’s hit TV series Orange Is season heavily on all sides with salt. 2. Set the New Black, garnered her a Golden aside for three hours to cure (1½ hours in Globe nomination—but she admits the refrigerator and 1½ hours at room that cooking is not her strong temperature). 3. In three medium mixing bowls, set up a dredging station: Fill two suit. She is inspired, though, by bowls with an evenly divided mixture of New York chef Angie Mar, who owns flour, salt, and cayenne and the third bowl The Beatrice Inn. The actress says she with buttermilk. 4. In a fryer or large hasn’t felt this good about being in a nightclub with a legendarily tough door heavy-bottomed pot, bring the oil to kitchen since helping out OITNB co-star policy. Years later, former Vanity Fair 32°F. 5. Dip and evenly coat each piece of Uzo Aduba’s family one Thanksgiving. “I editor in chief Graydon Carter turned chicken in the first bowl of flour mixture, was like, this is what cooking is all about.” The Bea into a restaurant and hired Mar. shaking off the excess. Dip in buttermilk, Mar can relate: “My best childhood In a major move, she bought it from him, then in the second flour mixture. 6. Trans- memories start at the dinner table,” she transformed the space into a funky chop- fer to a baking sheet with a wire rack and repeat until all chicken is dredged. 7. One says. “What drives me now is creating house haunt, and earned herself a spot on piece at a time, drop as much chicken as not only really great food but also a really Food & Wine’s Best New Chef list in the will fit into the hot oil, shaking the pot great atmosphere.” process. With all her success, it’s hard to slightly so the pieces don’t stick together. Today, Mar is teaching Lyonne how to believe that Mar is a late bloomer. She Cook about 1 minutes, turning occasion- cook her crowd-pleasing buttermilk fried used to work in real estate but aspired to ally, until golden brown and crispy. chicken with spicy honey, typically ofered cook like her father, a home cook who 8. Transfer pieces to another wire rack only as a late-night snack on the bar menu. taught Mar all the tricks of the trade. and lightly season with salt while they’re Fried chicken is advanced for Lyonne, but After prepping the chicken, the pair still hot. Repeat with remaining chicken, she is game to learn from Mar, who has pause to look at their handiwork. “Mine then plate. . With a spoon, lightly drizzle started battering with a quick wrist flick. looks like Play-Doh. Yours looks deli- hot honey over the chicken. Season with a pinch of smoked sea salt and serve. “The chicken goes in the flour, then the cious,” Lyonne says, her fingers covered buttermilk, then back in the flour.” Next, in flour. Once the chicken is fried, Mar For spicy honey: Combine honey and hot Lyonne narrates her turnlike a director: starts drizzling on her spicy honey sauce, sauces in a small pot over medium heat and barely bring to a simmer; remove from heat. “Shaking it of, boom, boom, and into the and Lyonne can’t hide her excitement. buttermilk it goes,” she says, her voice “Angie’s changing all my feelings on blaring through the tiny kitchen space. cooking,” she says. “There’s something VIDEO Lyonne and Mar show us how to Lyonne remembers hanging out at The about her casual, cool nature that’s mak- make fried chicken at instyle.com/ Beatrice Inn when it was a wildly popular ing me think I want this in my life.” table-for-two.

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The Number 1 driving? I want total control. I’ll get there, but in due time. I’m always in the CONTINUEDFROMPAGE108 LB: So as you’re the first cover of the Badass fast lane. I’m always extra. I have to be willing if I have another baby, but you’re right. I issue, what are your tips for being a badass to do the work, and I have been. Because, to be need to talk to Alexis. We need a plan. woman?SW: You have to be confident. Some- honest, I feel pressure to be Serena. But these LB: OK. Since this is our first-ever Badass one who’s a badass is incredibly confident days I keep telling myself I don’t have to be Women issue, who do you think is badass? and unapologetically herself. And she doesn’t anything. This is for me. Q SW: Well, obviously Beyoncé. That goes un- care what anyone else says—but in a positive, said. Rihanna goes unsaid. Kate Middleton! notanegative,way.It’smorelikestandingup LB: Couldyouimaginehavingababyand foryourselfandothers. The whole#MeToo The Warrior then, right after, you put on makeup and go movement, those women are badass. They’re CONTINUED FROM PAGE 123 out to greet the public? SW: No. And she not afraid to say what’s wrong and what af- jumping of a bridge in Washington state the was … standing! fected them. day after my college graduation. Two is when LB: I would be scared something would LB: When is the first time you remember be- I stepped onto the TED stage in 2015 [to de- go … awry. SW: [laughs] Me too! So she’s of- ing unapologetic? SW: That’s a good ques- liver her speech “The Price of Shame”]—that ficially No. 1. tion. I don’t know. It took me a while because was the moment for me. And three, refusing LB: You were just at the royal wedding. Was it I’ve faced so much criticism, whether it was to wear a wire and trap people when I was 24 fun? SW: Yeah, it was super fun. You know, about my body or something else—it was al- years old and terrified in a hotel room after I’ve known Meghan [Markle] for years, so it ways something. I always felt like I had to be being threatened with jail by FBI agents and was good to see my friend happy. softer or apologize, kind of indirectly, for who lawyers from independent counsel. LB: You looked so good. How much planning I am. And I don’t know when it happened, but LB: That’s a pretty good three, my girl. And fi- did you put into your two dresses? SW: A lot. somethingchanged.Ijust becamewhoIam nally, what women in this day and age do you I worked with [Valentino designer] Pierpaolo and realized there’s nothing wrong with me. think are badasses? ML: Every woman has a Piccioli [for my reception look], and I had a IunderstandwhoI am.I’mthemostimpa- degree of badass in them. Nilofer Merchant greattime.Thefirstthingheshowedme,I tient person [laughs]. I’m like, “Now, now, wrote a book called Onlyness, and its thesis is was like, “This is it. I don’t need anything now, now, now!” So I know there’s some room that we all have something that is unique to else.” It was such a big hit. I was supposed to for improvement. us, that only we bring to the world. wear heels originally, and I’m thinking, LB: What would you say to girls who don’t re- LB: What do you want to bring to the world “C’mon, Serena—reception. Heels or shoes? ally feel they have a voice? How would you tell now? ML: If people can find some modicum Heels or shoes?” I decided to go with the them to be a badass in their family and their of relief or healing from my having shared shoes [laughs]. community? SW: Beingagirlisnoteasy—in my experiences, that’s the greatest privilege. LB: Yeah, you had to go with the sneakers! some areas especially. You have to be really To be a part of helping someone else. Q It was perfect. SW: I chose comfort, style, brave. And I realize I am saying this from the and cool. United States, so I have an opportunity to LB: I loved your Insta videos that whole day. speak more than the next person—I’m saying The Reporter SW: Yeah, they were funny, right? That’s how thatwiththeunderstandingthatmaybethey CONTINUED FROM PAGE 124 Ithinkyoushouldbe.Ithinkitshouldjustbe can’t. It’s really just about being aware and Mitchell “Hillary Clinton’s PR person,” a really fun and not pressured, you know? educating yourself so you can help other peo- claim Mitchell brushes of. “Did he?” she Sometimes it feels like a lot of pressure. It ple be aware. Once you do that, even if you says, laughing. “Just ask the Clinton peo- shouldbewhatyouwant,whenyouwantit, reach one person, that’s more than none. ple—they thought I was a royal pain in the and how you want it. That’s kind of how I live LB: Speaking of having a voice, do you actually ass. They could not stand me.” my social media life. I just want to be myself. hear people in the stands when you’re play- Mitchell is used to getting flak from all LB: What’s the second-most badass thing ing?SW: Yeah, it’s weird. I hear a lot of people. sides. Earlier this year she rankled some lib- you’ve done? Playing pregnant was the first. But then someone from my team will be in my erals for tweeting a call for an apology after SW: I think going back to Indian Wells. For box, like, “Did you hear me?” And I’m like, comedian Michelle Wolf had joked at the me, that was really badass. [In 2001, Wil- “No, but I heard the guy way up there in row White House Correspondents’ Association liams and her sister Venus faced unfounded 280, seat B.” But I try to block it out because dinner that White House Press Secretary accusations that their father was fixing you’ve got to be able to hear your inner voice. Sarah Huckabee Sanders “burns facts and matches. When Williams went out to play in LB: That seeding thing at the French Open then she uses that ash to create a perfect the finals, the crowd booed her. Williams was something else! [Williams was not given smoky eye.” Mitchell thought the roast was boycotted the tournament until she decided a seeding despite being ranked No. 1 in the out of line. “People can be criticized and ridi- toreturnin2015.]Iwassonervous.Ire- world prior to giving birth to Olympia.] SW: culed for their policies or opinions,” she says, member before I went back, I was thinking, You know, it’s interesting, because histori- “but I thought it was a much too personal, “I don’t know what I’m doing. I don’t want to cally they haven’t seeded a player [who has cruel attempt to diminish her personally.” get booed again.” To walk out on that court come of maternity leave]. It’s just because (Did Sanders appreciate the defense? “I again was really badass, to just face up to it. I it’s me that it’s big news—this has been hap- haven’t seen her or talked to her since,” was literally afraid. I was a teenager [when it peningforawhile.ButI’mgladattentionis Mitchell says.) happened]. It really afected me, and I didn’t being brought to it because something needs Recently, Mitchell signed a letter in sup- realize how much until I had to go back. to be changed, and, hopefully, it will be. port of veteran anchor Tom Brokaw when LB: What makes you nervous of the court? LB: What is the greatest obstacle you’ve faced two women accused him of unwanted ad- SW: Mostly things about Olympia. Like, is she since getting back on the court? SW: I’m an vances in the 1990s. Rachel Maddow, Mika OK? What is she doing? Did she fall? Did she incredible mental player, but I’m also a physi- Brzezinski,MariaShriver,andmorethan sit? Even when she crawls I shadow her so she cal player. You can’t play a sport without being 100 other colleagues signed as well. While doesn’t hit her head. I have a padded floor— physically ready. It’s dicult to come back as NBC’s newsroom culture came under scru- everything makes me nervous about her. Is a professional athlete who was once “Serena.” tiny last year after Today co-host Matt Lauer she in the car? Who’s driving? Why am I not There are records out there that I want, and was fired for what the network called “inap-

148 InSTYLE AUGUST 2018 propriate sexual behavior,” Mitchell says she the press to show the rest of the world that a their own money, and making their own deci- didn’t encounter harassment firsthand. “My free press is an American value. It’s in our sions instead of looking for a man to make experience, maybe because I’m older and Constitution. It’s the First Amendment.” their decisions. And because we work at Re- maybe because I have sort of a veteran status, At the top of her current interview wish teti, we get transportation, bursaries, and has been diferent, and I wasn’t aware of a lot list are Kim Jong-un, Pope Francis, and employment. My community can see that that has been acknowledged. I don’t know the Queen Elizabeth II. (Mitchell tweeted like a when these animals benefit through our extent.” She adds: “I think people are work- fangirl whenPrinceHarryandMeghan Mar- work, the community does too. ing very, very hard on it now.” kle gotmarried.“Ilooove the wedding,” she AV: Is Reteti changing the way men relate to Mitchell says she also has a #MeToo story says. “I just can’t get enough of it.”) women in your community? SDL: Yes. The but hasn’t spoken about it publicly. “I think all In 1997 Mitchell got married too, to es- uneducated men who traditionally saw of us in that era did, and we dealt with it in dif- teemed economist Alan Greenspan, then women staying at home now see their daugh- ferent ways,” she says. “There were very few chair of the Federal Reserve. When he served ters working at Reteti, and they know that avenues to address problems like that.” inthatrole,conversationsaboutworkcould women need to be respected, educated, and Mitchell’s success is impressive by any be treacherous, so she says they avoided po- not left behind. measure, all the more so when you consider litical pillow talk altogether. “Everything AV: What keepsyoumotivated?SDL:There- what women were up against when she was that he did at work was classified, so I never sponsibility of showing elephant babies that starting out in the 1960s. How did she do it? knew his work stuf, but we still had to man- they have come to the right place, the right She credits her highly cultured, though age appearances of conflicts of interest,” family. One example is an elephant named modest, childhood as well as her generally Mitchell recalls. “I stopped covering any- Nadasoit. She got [so ill that] she couldn’t get outspoken nature. Mitchell’s mother fre- thing that was closely related.” up, and we put her on drips for energy. It’s re- quently shuttled her three children to muse- Greenspan is currently finishing up a book ally dicult to see a baby elephant close to ums and music lessons. At school Mitchell on the history of capitalism in America. “He’s death, but we worked hard [to keep her alive]. would get into trouble for talking back and the happiest I’ve ever seen him at work,” says We don’t get tired of these elephants. Teams telling jokes. But her “fresh mouth” would Mitchell of her husband, who’s 92. When she are watching over them day and night. Nada- become the cornerstone of her career, start- talksabouthim, she ofers a rare glimpse ofan soit was lying down for a week, but the mo- ing with her job at Philadelphia’s KYW radio existence beyond press briefings, but it’s hard ment we saw her stand, [we had] more energy and KYW-TV. It was there that she learned to grasp how her downtime pursuits—read- to work. She is now 10 months old. the secret to standing her ground with any- ing and tennis—fit in. “This past weekend, she AV: That had to make you feel so good. SDL: I one, no matter how intimidating: “When came over for cofee and to see our grandson, can see that we did something great [by help- you’re dealing with a bully, you have to just and she gave me a lift to pick up my car,” says ing]hersurvive,andthat’sourhappiness. make sure you know your facts,” she says. her good friend Judy Woodruf, the anchor Now she kisses and hugs us. You know, ele- Some 32 years later, Mitchell still rel- and managing editor of the PBS NewsHour. phants have memories. They will never for- ishes the time she gave it to Donald Regan, “Wehangouttogether,butIknowthatevery get us, especially these young ones that we Reagan’s flamboyantly sexist chief of staf, other minute she’s working. It’s who she is rescue from the wild. They [will remember] onair.ReganoncetoldTheWashingtonPost and what she does.” us forever. that women didn’t care about nuclear weap- Mitchell just doesn’t seem cut out for AV: People are traveling far and wide to see ons because “they’re not … going to under- lounge chairs, so don’t even ask. “When I’m what you’re doing. What does that mean to stand throw weights or what is happening in not doing it well, or if I think I’ve outlived you? SDL: It is our happiness that we, the Afghanistan or what is happening in human my usefulness, I’ll be the first person to say women of Reteti, have shown my commu- rights.” it’s time.” Q nity, my country, and the entire world that It was an outrageous thing to say even by thisjobis not just for men. Nooneinmycom- 1980s standards. So a few months later, munity believed a woman could do this, and I Mitchell was interviewing Regan on Today The Mama am proud of myself. when she leaned in and asked, “Mr. Regan, CONTINUEDFROMPAGE127 what is throw weight?” (It’s the weight of the rest. This is all part of my task. I never For more information and to donate, go to payload a missile can carry.) “He just sat thought I would be a supervisor, and not ev- retetielephants.org. there for the longest time,” Mitchell recalls. eryone was happy about it. Some of my [male] “He had no idea what he was talking about. It colleagues were expecting to lead, but it’s was just one of those satisfying moments.” challenging them to work harder, and that’s a The Achiever Even with a roster of big gets, from Fidel good thing. It is also making me grow as well. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 132 Castro to Vice President Mike Pence, Mitch- AV: Why is it so dicult to be a woman in this tap lessons.) She then divides each objective ell doesn’t always win. Former Secretary of role? SDL: A woman is an icon in every com- into monthly achievable tasks. “I don’t put State Rex Tillerson never gave her an inter- munity. But the men in mine never saw us so much down that it’s not all going to hap- view, though not for a lack of efort on her this way. They see us as weak and think that pen and then I feel bad about not hitting the part. When he opted to travel without a press the elephants can push us down. It can cause mark,” she says. “If you set goals you can hit, pool, she decided to follow him around the fear, but not for the women of Reteti. We are it gives you a sense of accomplishment and world on commercial flights. “I was trying to strong. Our [biggest] challenge is leading the more confidence.” keepupwithhimformonths,hopingtogetan men. Some of them are harsh when I tell Swank has also gained valuable perspec- interview, but you can’t keep up with a mili- them to do something. It is a challenge, but tive from the three years she took care of her tary plane,” Mitchell says ruefully. we accept it, and we move on. father, who moved in with herafter he under- With Tillerson, more was at stake than just AV: Do you think it’s going to lead to a better went a lung transplant in December 2014. a scoop. “There’s a larger issue here,” she says, future for Samburu children when they see “People always say, ‘Don’t sweat the small “which is that the Secretary of State is sup- women working? SDL: It is not even “I stuf,’ ” she says. “You hear that constantly, posedtostandforafreepress.Allofhispre- think”—it will. Women are now being edu- but it’s true. It’s just not worth it.” And no decessors going back to Henry Kissinger took cated, going to school, looking for jobs to have matterwhat,she setsasideanhouradayto

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But to be clear, she does not Ileana Makri; courtesy Dan and Corinna Lecca; courtesy Eye M Adrian Gut/Trunk Archive; Mondadori Portfolio/Getty; Brian Henn; do so for said rock-hard abs. “I often find by Ileana Makri; courtesy HBO; courtesy Proof Collective; courtesy Jajaja; courtesy ASOS, courtesy Matthew Priestly p. 77: courtesy Charlotte Olympia; courtesy Pretty Woman: The Musical Evening Standard/Eyevine/Redux p. 78: Clockwise from top: Chris that my mind can be my biggest obstacle,” p. 22: Clockwise from top left: courtesy Free People (3); courtesy Moore/Getty; Matt Baron/Shutterstock; TIPS; courtesy Revlon; she says, “And so I have to get out of my own Adam Flipp (2); courtesy MacMillan Publishers; Hopper Stone/ courtesy Giorgio Armani p. 80: Clockwise from top left: courtesy SMPSP; courtesy Amazon; François Nel/Getty; courtesy Malia Beau Nelson; Brian Henn (3) p. 82: Clockwise from top right: way, and I do that by moving my body.” Mills; Nathaniel Goldberg/Trunk Archive pp. 25-27: Thomas Slack/ courtesy Amy Wechsler; courtesy Apple; courtesy Invisible Zinc; WM Artist Management; prop styling: Judith Trezza/RJ Bennett Kevin Sweeney; styling: Judith Trezza/RJ Bennett Represents; Today, Swank is in “a great place” and to- Represents; location: Janovic Paint & Decorating Center p. 28: courtesy Gulshaw; courtesy Chanel (2); courtesy Amy Wechsler; tally gets why, as so many women have Clockwise from top right: Shutterstock; Slaven Vlasic/Getty; Brian Henn; Kevin Sweeney; styling: Judith Trezza/RJ Bennett Venturelli/WireImage; Christian Vierig/Getty p. 29: Clockwise Represents p. 84: Clockwise from top left: courtesy BFA; Jon promised her, being in your 40s is the best. from top right: Dmitry Kostyukov/The New York Times; Kopaloff/FilmMagic; Robami & Solimene/Getty; courtesy Rag & “I think in your 20s and 30s you feel kind of Shutterstock; Stéphane Cardinale/Getty (2) p. 30: Clockwise Bone; courtesy Westman Atelier; courtesy SK-II; Brian Henn; from top left: courtesy Tamara Mellon; Pascal Le Segretain/Getty; styling: Wendy Schelah/Halley Resources p. 86: Clockwise from alone in your insecurities,” she says. “But Shutterstock; Kavin Mazur/Getty p. 33: From left: Dimitrios top left: Matias Indjic/Contour by Getty; Brian Henn; courtesy Kambouris/Getty; Shutterstock (2) p. 34: Clockwise from top left: Glossier; courtesy SoulCycle; courtesy Le Labo; courtesy Great you get to a place where you realize every- George Pimentel/Getty; George Pimentel/WireImage; Franziska Jones Spa; Getty; courtesy Candice Huffine; courtesy Day/Won one’s experiencing them.” Krug/Getty; Shutterstock (2); Dominique Charriau/WireImage; p. 88: Matt Irwin/Trunk Archive p. 89: Clockwise from top left: Shutterstock; George Pimentel/WireImage; Venturelli/Getty p. 35: courtesy Rosie Huntington-Whiteley (2); courtesy RMS Beauty; And these days she’s more interested in Clockwise from top left: Marc Piasecki/WireImage; Shutterstock; courtesy Rosie Huntington-Whiteley; Giles Desmier; Brian Henn; GC Images (2); Shutterstock (3); Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic p. 36: courtesy Nars; Giles Desmier; courtesy Hair by Sam McKnight; overcoming internal struggles, such as an From left: Kurt Krieger/Getty; Jason Laveris/Getty; Neilson courtesy Rosie Huntington-Whiteley p. 90: Clockwise from top ever-present critical voice, rather than fo- Barnard/Getty; Stefanie Keenan/Getty; Mike Marsland/WireImage left: Kevin Winter/Getty; Warner Bros./Getty; Kevin Mazur/ (2); Jeffrey Mayer/WireImage; Steve Granitz/WireImage p. 37: WireImage; Brian Henn; Kevin Hees; Jeffrey Westbrook; Alamy cusing on physical hang-ups. “I think we Clockwise from top left: George Pimentel/WireImage (2); Jason p. 92: Magda Kmiecik; set design: Chloe Daley; model: Tess talkedabout[thephysical] foreverbecause Laveris/FilmMagic; Christopher Polk/Getty; Steve Granitz/ Hellfeuer/New York Models p. 94: Clockwise from top left: WireImage; Jason Merrit/Getty; Dimitrios Kambouris/WireImage; Startraks; Brian Henn (2); styling: Sabrina Grande; Kristian Schuller/ women have been objectified and trivial- Stephen Lovekin/Getty p. 38: Clockwise from top left: Brian Henn; Blaublut Edition; courtesy Alleven; courtesy St.Tropez p. 96: styling: Renée Yan; courtesy Vince Camuto; courtesy Tommy Clockwise from top left: courtesy Ildi Pekar (3); TIPS; Daniel ized for so long, and now the conversation is Hilfiger; courtesy Zara; Brian Henn; styling: Renée Yan; courtesy Yi Boczarski/Getty; TIPS; courtesy Lancome (2); Victor Virgile/Getty; about something so much bigger,” she says, Collection; Darren Gerrish/WireImage; courtesy Goldfaden MD; courtesy Lancôme; TIPS p. 101: Matthew Sprout/Exposure NY Brian Henn; courtesy Alexa Chung; courtesy Charles & Keith; pp. 102-109: Robbie Fimmano/Walter Schupfer Management; addressing the current cultural shift from Brian Henn; styling: Renée Yan; courtesy Net-a-Porter; courtesy fashion editor: Julie Pelipas; hair: Angela Meadows; makeup: focusing on how we look to how we feel. 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