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EDITOR'S Letter

As I sit down to write this note to you, a mere two days before we put this Changemakers Issue to bed, I can't help but think of all the change that's happened to me, Marie Claire, and the world around us in just a single year. Many of the stories in these pages reflect that, from the women who are shaping and shifting cultural discourse (The Changemakers, pg. 90; A Refreshing Conversation About Climate Change, pg. 110; Myha'la Is Thinking Big, pg. 64) to the fresh fashion and beauty trends that are making a splash this fall (In the Red, pg. 21; Made You Look, pg. 80). Speaking of change, Kamala Harris is poised to make history in America's presidential election. Her common refrain, “You exist in the context…

EDITOR'S Letter

SAMHITA MUKHOPADHYAY Writer “Work Wives Are Going Extinct,” page 26 “To me, changemakers are people who are ready and willing to live or speak their truth, even when it opposes the status quo; people that have the courage to recognize when change is needed and are willing to make the sacrifice so it can happen.” ELIZABETH FLOCK Writer “Giving Birth in Gaza,” page 102 “As a journalist, I've often come to an issue wondering if anyone was doing anything to fix the problem. And every single time, there was. These people are doing the slow, quiet work. They know they're not going to get fast results. They're thinking generations ahead. Because change takes generations.” ARYEH LAPPIN Stylist “Myha'la Is Thinking Big,” page 64 “Being a changemaker means being a listener.…

01. Byredo Satin in Fire & Rain $60, byredo.com The ruby shade catches the light like a jewel, which helps intensify the color. 02. Rouge Hermès in Rouge Nappa $79, Hermès boutiques Crafted to have the same velvety finish that you love, but the latest formula leaves your lips the perfect wine-tinted hue. 03. Violette_Fr Bisou Jelly in Aïssa $29, violettefr.com A gloss-meets-lipstick hybrid that just glides on, no mirror needed. 04. Chanel Le Rouge Matte in Rouge Lion $195, Chanel boutiques Enriched with gardenia oil, this limited-edition lipstick feels like a second skin. But the power-red pigment certainly stands out. 05. Guerlain Rouge G Marmo Kiss Case & Le Rouge Vibrant Refill $91, guerlain.com Sweet almond oil and lily flower ingredients keep this deeply pigmented red in place and…

MY DECADES-LONG JOURNEY TO CURLS

When my daughter was 5—an age many parents will recognize as the peak of their children's vulnerability to the Disney industrial complex—she started asking me to straighten her beautiful curly hair. A girl in her pre-K class had the sort of shiny cornsilk hair that is particularly appealing to young girls; a kind of hair my daughter ironically portmanteau'd into “belong” (blonde and long), and increasingly requested to emulate with each passing day. “Your hair is beautiful the way it is, my love,” rolled out of my mouth with regularity, and I went about my days buying up little accoutrements that might support this thesis. A large poster of Diana Ross for her bedroom wall. Hot pink Denman brushes. Late ’80s beaded hair ties from Goody, just like the ones…

MY DECADES-LONG JOURNEY TO CURLS

WORK WIVES ARE GOING EXTINCT

In 2019, my father was sick and I was helping to manage his care while maintaining a very high-stress, full-time career in publishing. I'd travel back and forth from upstate New York to my media job in downtown Manhattan, where the work pressures were intense. I'd be forcing smiles in meetings while checking my phone about my father's status; sitting in his hospital room with my laptop open, fielding emails and calls. A colleague became my confidante. The bridge between my personal and professional lives, and having that person who understood both worlds felt like a salve. It was a relief to have someone who knew why I needed a little extra time to get things done. One week, an Instant Pot showed up, a gift she sent to help…

WORK WIVES ARE GOING EXTINCT

FASHION IS LOSING MIDDLE GROUND

Lindsay is a 32-year-old woman hunting for a new purse. She's looking for a classic shape—let's say a top–handle shoulder bag— that can hold her cellphone, keys, and a few other little things. She needs it to last for at least five years without major wear–and–tear. She's hoping not to splurge, so it can't cost more than $300. If she could check it out at her nearest mall first (which she admits she hasn't been to in a minute), that would be even better. And when people see it, she wants it to telegraph cool for as long as it can. No tacky hardware, no garish colors, nothing that screams: “This was on sale” or “Everyone on TikTok has it, so I got it, too.” Where can Lindsay find her…

FASHION IS LOSING MIDDLE GROUND

THE BARE TRUTH ABOUT NAKED DRESSING

It's 1993, and Kate Moss is attending Elite Model's “Look of the Year” party in a completely sheer slip dress and little black briefs. It's 1998, and Charlotte York tells Carrie Bradshaw her backless DKNY slip for her first date with Big on Sex and the City looks more like a “naked dress.” It's 2014, and Rihanna is crowned the CFDA's Fashion Icon, braless under a starry pink net of Swarovski crystals. It's 2015, and Beyoncé is ascending the Met Gala steps cloaked in a Givenchy gown made up of nude tulle and strategically-placed crystals. It's 2024, and Emily Ratajkowski or Zoë Kravitz or [insert your preferred KarJenner here] is arriving at some red carpet, somewhere, in a corset or sheath that leaves nothing to the imagination. All those outfits…

THE BARE TRUTH ABOUT NAKED DRESSING

READY FOR DRIFT OFF

It would seem there has never been a better time to be tired. If you don't feel well-rested for whatever reason—fear–dread over the latest headlines; up–all–night kids, work deadlines; insert whatever anxiety–inducing thing is keeping you wide–eyed—there's a new tincture, supplement, or sleepy–girl mocktail to help knock you out. And, for the most exhausted among us, another option has recently cropped up: sleep retreats. Getaways where the only goal is for you to get some serious rest. Not simply with a complimentary eye mask or massage package, but with deeply immersive experiences that, with the help of sleep scientists and multi–day itineraries, are aimed at ensuring you log a good eight hours—and, hopefully, revamp your sleep habits in the long term, too. Wellness is a big, robust, growing sector, comprised…

READY FOR DRIFT OFF

In February 2020, long before I knew just how fortuitous my timing would be, I spent a month solo traveling along Mexico's Pacific coast. (I know; don't hate me.) Though my days of traveling alone for weeks at a time are squarely behind me—a girlfriend, a dog, a cat, work deadlines, will do that to you—there's one spot I visited on that trip that I couldn't get out of my head: Costalegre ("happy coast"). I've been lucky enough to visit many of Mexico's most–loved destinations over the years, but Costalegre is just different: 200–plus miles of stunning coastline, rugged cliffs, lush rainforest, and secluded swimming coves, populated by locals and visitors who are just as in love with this sacred–feeling spot as I am. I got the chance to visit…

THE AGE OF HALLE

On an impossibly picturesque afternoon in Southern California—the type that sunsoaked pop odes to languorous summers are made of—Halle Berry is tucked away in a pedigreed Los Angeles estate playing dress up for the pages of this magazine. She's been on set since the morning, modeling look after look and jewels so pricey that two guards are here standing watch over the Bulgari and Cartier. When Berry descends in yet another drop-dead ensemble, sauntering down a winding staircase in a sheer lace Gucci sheath and feather-adorned stilettos, there are audible gasps. At 58—yes, you read that correctly, 58!— she's still every bit the showstopper. And yet, Berry cares very little about turning heads anymore, which she makes abundantly clear during our time together. “I've always known that I've been more…

THE AGE OF HALLE

FRAGRANCE AWARDS2024

It took months of spritzing, spraying, and smelling. There were days of debates over notes of vanilla and endless testing over how long those long-lasting hints of jasmine and sandalwood actually were. We showed up to meetings and dates and sat shoulder–to–shoulder on trains, and took notice: Was the musk too overpowering? Did the gardenia garner glances? Did the layers of wild berries disappear in an instant? But it was worth it to bring you Marie Claire's first annual Fragrance Awards. The winners represent our choice for best of the best; a selection of timeless classics and exciting newcomers. And so whether you subscribe to the signature scent ethos and are just browsing or like to mix up your fragrance based on your mood you'll find these picks have one…

FRAGRANCE AWARDS2024

MYHA'LA IS THINKING BIG

Myha'la was ready for a change: She wanted to cut off all her hair. But it was just before the actress was set to begin filming the new season of HBO's Industry, so before picking up the scissors, she picked up the phone and called her bosses, showrunners Mickey Down and Konrad Kay. Myha'la plays Harper Stern in the show, an intense, sexy drama set at a fictional London bank where everybody is cutthroat, conniving, and constantly on cocaine. Harper started the series as the ultimate outsider: a self–made Black American woman elbowing her way into a world dominated by wealthy, white British men. She spends two seasons deploying Machiavellian moves to secure her position, at tremendous personal cost—in her wake: torched bridges, scorched earth— only to be outed as…

MYHA'LA IS THINKING BIG

Manicurist: Miss Pop Makeup Artist: Mark Edio Hairstylist: Cassie Bledsoe Model: Mahvish Sojiwala For pricing information and where to buy, see page 113.…

For pricing information and where to buy, see page 113.…

THE CHANGE MAKERS

What is a changemaker? It's a question we often asked ourselves as we put together Marie Claire’s Changemakers List. At first the answer seemed obvious—they are individuals who are, well, making change and doing good things. It quickly became clear, however, that true changemakers defy such easy definition. They aren't engaged in a linear pursuit of purpose, but one that is shaped by the needs of the moment. That is certainly the case for the 27 inspiring people who ultimately ended up on our list. Take author Lauren Groff, who opened an inclusive bookstore in the shadow of Florida's book bans. Or researcher Akiko Iwasaki, who continues to study long COVID even as many have long forgotten about the disease. Or advocate Jotaka Eaddy, who brought together tens of thousands…

THE CHANGE MAKERS

GIVING BIRTH IN GAZA

On the 10th day of the war, Safa Abed learned she was pregnant, and cried. When she told her husband, he said this was no time to have a child, but they would manage, somehow. They had fled their home in Gaza City when Israel declared war on Hamas, the militant group that controlled Gaza and which had launched a surprise attack on Israel last October, killing some 1,200 people. An Israeli rocket tore through the Abeds’ apartment building soon after. Abed, her husband, and three-year-old son took refuge with extended family in central Gaza, with 19 people sharing one apartment. She prayed the war would end before she gave birth. For months, Abed, 29, could not find a doctor or midwife for her prenatal appointments because so many hospitals…

GIVING BIRTH IN GAZA

A REFRESHING CONVERSATION ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE

Imagine this: No wildfires. Or 100-year-hurricanes or droughts or floods every year. Our coral reefs are vibrant; the microplastics are gone. There is sustainable public transportation, clean energy, and lush landscapes. With the facts of climate change—an ever-warming world, climate-destroyed communities, rapidly-dwindling natural resources—it can be hard to imagine. Or it feels just that, imaginary. And it's enough to make taking any meaningful action to “save the planet” so lofty and vast, it can feel pointless. Talk to Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, Ph.D., a marine biologist and climate activist, and a different story emerges. She is the founder of the Urban Ocean Lab, an organization that works to help plan for the future of coastal cities, and has worked with everyone from Patagonia to the U.S. government to develop clean ocean…

A REFRESHING CONVERSATION ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE

SHOPPING DIRECTORY

THE AGE OF HALLE Page 46: Bottega Veneta dress, price upon request, bottegaveneta.com. Christian Louboutin shoes, $1,095, us.christianlouboutin.com. Gucci dress, price upon request, gucci.com. Cartier ring, price upon request, (800)-Cartier. Balmain top, price upon request, similar styles at balmain.com. Laquan Smith skirt, $1,200, at Neiman Marcus. Givenchy ear cuff, $1,090, givenchy.com. Lapointe jacket, $4,500, shoplapointe.com. Sophie Buhai earrings, $475, sophiebuhai.com. Louis Vuitton dress, price upon request, louisvuitton.com. Sophie Buhai earrings, $475, sophiebuhai.com. Bulgari watch, $10,900, ring, $3,350, bulgari.com. Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello top, $5,150, tights, $350, shoes, $1,150, earrings, $1,150, ysl.com. Cartier ring, price upon request, (800)-Cartier. Bulgari serpenti ring, price upon request, cabochon ring, $2,720, bulgari.com. Gucci dress, price upon request, gucci.com. FRAGRANCE AWARDS Page 56: Acne Studios by Frédéric Malle, $295, fredericmalle.com. Bvlgari Allegra Chill & Sole…

BOREDOM HELPED THE FOUNDERS OF LEFT ON FRIDAY BUILD A NEW BRAND

In Exit Interview, Marie Claire has a candid conversation with someone who has left their job. We learn all about their experience—both the good and bad—plus why they decided to leave and what life looks like on the other side. Here, we talk with ex-Lululemon executives turned swimwear entrepreneurs Shannon Savage and Laura Low Ah Kee, the cofounders of the swimwear brand Left On Friday. Four years in, they're becoming a household name in the activewear space, but they aren't done growing yet. When did you know it was time to leave your roles at Lululemon? Shannon Savage: I was drawn to my career there because I had this really strong entrepreneurship value, and I grew with them from a small company to such a giant one. I remember when…

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