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JUNE
contents
VOLUME 23 ISSUE 6
ON THE COVER
49 RED HOT SUMMER STYLE
Romantic dresses, go-to
denim jackets, super bright
boots & bags
101 GET THE BEST HAIR EVER

Plus, the new facial
everyones talking about
126 SELENA GOMEZ
One crazy ride! The

highs, the lows & why
shes loving life now
148 OUR ULTIMATE
COCKTAIL GUIDE
163 GOING FOR GOLD!
Health secrets from

5 top Olympic hopefuls
FIRST
20 WHAT WE LOVE
ABOUT JUNE
35 BEHIND THE
COVER: FASHION
36 BEHIND THE
COVER: BEAUTY
40 WHAT NINA LOVES
Metallics are the new

neutral, and MCs Creative
Director hits the gold mine
126
SELENA GOMEZS
TAKEOVER
PHOTOGRAPH BY KAI Z FENG
42 WHAT ERIN LOVES
MCs Beauty Director

gets down-to-earth in the
American Southwest
DRESS price upon request, Balmain at

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JUNE
contents
101 IDEAS
NEWS FEED
4978
91 DONALD TRUMPS
@WORK
@PLAY
81 READY FOR HER
95 KIERSEY CLEMONS
CLOSE-UP
Behind the scenes
with Jill Furman,
coproducer of
runaway Broadway
hit Hamilton
84 MICRO MANAGERS
Sleek gadgets to keep

you organized 24/7
86 #GIRLBOSS RULES
Nasty Gal founder
Sophia Amorusos
career advice =
required reading
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belt, Dolce & Gabbana; bar earring,
Hirotaka; wide-band gold-anddiamond ring, Dauphin; goldand-diamond bar ring, Forevermark
by Jade Trau; nail ring, Cartier.
INSIDE COVER: Dress, Christopher
Kane; chain earring, Azlee; star ring,
Chanel Fine Jewelry; open doublebar ring, Dauphin; wide-band pav
ring & wide-band ring, Messika Paris.
HAUTE READS
Take a page
from your local
librarian in
ladylike looks
with bookish
sophistication.
CRYSTAL-CLEAR
VISION; UNREALS
CONSTANCE
ZIMMER GETS
REAL; MORE
BEAUTY
102 VANITY FILES
Lip oil is the new

gloss; status
update: Alessandra
Ambrosio; more
104 INSPIRATION
BOARD
A futuristic upgrade
for blowouts
3
106 IN HER OWN
WORDS
January Jones on
taking hair risks
and being herself
110 WHAT I LOVE
ABOUT ME
Savannah, Georgia,
beauties show off
their Southern style
115 THE NEXT
BIG THINGS
The trailblazers
rising to the top of
the beauty world
IN EVERY
ISSUE
23 MARIECLAIRE.COM
27 EDITORS NOTE
30 WHAT YOU SAID
32 CONTRIBUTORS
38 THATS WHAT
SHE SAID
174 SHOPPING
DIRECTORY
GUCCI
BEST
ACCESSORIES;
DESIGNER
SPOTLIGHT:
ADEAM; LUXE
FOR LESS;
MORE
1. BAG $1,595, Pierre Hardy; pierre

hardy.com. 2. NECKLACE $2,900, Dior
Homme; (800) 929-DIOR. 3. CLUTCH $680,
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4. SHOES $1,850, Gucci; gucci.com
for stores. 5. WATCH price upon request,
Van Cleef & Arpels; (877) VAN-CLEEF.
175 HOROSCOPES
176 BACKPAGE
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FASHION &
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TOP $1,965, SKIRT

$3,950, BELT $540,
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Tisci; givenchy.com.
HAT $226, Janessa
Leon; janessaleone.
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TURQUOISE RING
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126 THE UNSTOPPABLE
SELENA
Selena Gomez is calling
the shots and feeling
like shes got this
134 HIGH DESERT
Look sharp in bright,

bold accessories
140 SUNSET TRIP
Rock out in the

seasons coolest
fringe, frills, and
boho florals
148 RAISE YOUR
GLASS
Mix it up and
throw the best
summer bash
ever with MCs
cocktail guide
154 WAVE RUNNER
Pro surfer Courtney

Conlogue is prepping
for the ride of her life
156 MISSION CRITICAL
One doctor travels between

three states to provide
abortions and fight for
reproductive rights
@PEAK
163 GIRLS OF SUMMER
PHOTOGRAPH BY HENRIK PURIENNE
Five Olympic prospects on

how theyre going for gold
170 HEALTH NEWS
Come clean with Dirty

Lemon; flash guru:
Ramona Braganza; more
140
FRESH CUTS
AND PRETTY PRINTS
172 LETTING GO
When she met her soul mate,

she didnt know he would
have only six months to live
7
Singing
sisters: Tegan
and Saras
new album
hits this
month
What you need to do, see, hear,

and talk about this month
Maria
Bamford
in Lady
Dynamite
20 M A R IE C L AI R E. C OM
1. BOOP-OOP-A-DOOP Jean Paul

Gaultier is teaming up with the original
pinup: Betty Boop. The new Classique
fragrance, available this month, is a
sweet, feminine scent with a surprising
hit of musk, housed in a sultry, bust-shaped
bottle. (Jean Paul Gaultier Classique Eau
Frache, $90; macys.com) 2. EXPLOSIVE
MATERIALS Comedian Maria Bamford
is super-funny, super-quirky, and supercandid, which is exactly what you can
expect from her show Lady Dynamite,
streaming on Netflix now. 3. WORK OF
ART Max Mara is marking the anniversary
of its Whitney bag (launched last year
to coincide with the reopening of the
Whitney Museum of American Art) with the
release of a limited-edition bag inspired
by museum founder Gertrude Vanderbilt
Whitney. The flower and leaf motifs are
reminiscent of a Lon Bakst design Whitney
famously once wore. (Whitney anniversary
bag, $1,750; 212-879-6100) 4. LOUD
MOUTHS Music-festival season is in
full swing, starting with Governors Ball
June 3 to 5 in NYC, then Bonnaroo Music &
Arts Festival June 9 to 12 in Manchester,
Tennessee; Firefly Music Festival June 16
to 19 in Dover, Delaware; and Glastonbury
Festival June 22 to 26 in Pilton, England.
5. HISTORY LESSON Roots, a remake
of the iconic TV miniseries, premieres
Memorial Day on the History Channel and
will be simulcast on A&E and Lifetime. The
eight-hour drama, chronicling the story of
LEFT: NYCs Whitney
Museum, whose founder
inspired Max Maras
Whitney anniversary
bag (inset)
6
5
Michael
James Shaw
and Anika
Noni Rose
in Roots
an African man sold into slavery, and the

fate of his descendants, features Michael
James Shaw and Anika Noni Rose. 6. SO
SHADY Acne Studios newest eyewear
collection will keep the sun out of your
eyes. And all other eyes on you. (Eyewear,
$430; acnestudios.com) 7. DOUBLE
TROUBLE Stream this all summer long:
Love You to Death, the latest from indiepop duo Tegan and Sara, drops June 3.
8. GO ALFRESCO International Picnic
Day is June 18. Remember the essentials:
blanket, basket, lots of ros. 9. REAL
TALK Jessica Valentis memoir, Sex Object
(Dey Street), out this month, looks back at
moments in her adolescence and young
adulthood that shaped who she is today.
The crowds at
Glastonbury
Festival, which
runs June 22
to 26 this year
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JUNE
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SELENA
GOMEZ
CANT GET ENOUGH SELENA? GO

BEHIND THE SCENES OF HER COVER
SHOOT, WHERE THE MEGASTAR
POP SENSATION CONFESSES THE
TWO THINGS SHE CANT RESIST,
REVEALS HER GIRL CRUSHES, AND
DESCRIBES HER IDEA OF SUCCESS.
M A R I E C L A I R E .C O M /
SELENA-GOMEZ
Emilia Clarke and

Sam Claflin in Me
Before You, in
theaters June 3
INSTA-BEAT
OUR PHOTO-HAPPY
EDITORS HASH(TAG) IT OUT
1. Jennifer Goldstein Executive Beauty/

Health Editor/@jenn_edit Gorgeous
spring-y view from my desk
2. Nina Garcia Creative Director/
@ninagarcia Welcome to the family
#newbaby #puppylove
3. Rosa Heyman Social Media Editor/
@rosaheyman Nothing but blue skies
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SEEN AND
HEARD
Hypnotic melodies and

on-point outfits are
not mutually exclusive in
the music business. We
dare you to check out these
10 talented up-and-coming
artists Instagram feeds
without experiencing some
serious wardrobe envy.
Alle Norton
of the band
Cellars in a
1960s French
vintage dress
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At Your Fingertips
These tiny runway details

should not be ignored: From pompoms and puffs of fur to full-on
Swarovski-crystal LED light-up
tips, we break down the craziest
nail trends so far this year.
marieclaire.com/nail-trends-2016
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EVERY
SUMMER
HAS A STORY
FOR ALL IMAGE CREDITS, SEE INSIDE STORIES
EDITORS NOTE
FROM LEFT: Olympic

triathlete Gwen Jorgensen
will vie for gold in Rio
this summer (p. 163);
everything you need to
knowbut were afraid
to askabout booze
(p. 148); fashion for a new
guard of young American
bohemians (p. 140)
ummer has always been an emotionally charged season for

mefilled with memories of childhood adventures in Maine
and Massachusetts: clambakes and Fourth of July fireworks,
jumping off a pier into the freezing-cold ocean, climbing rocks,
and catching fireflies with my cousins. As I got older, I was more
into backyard barbecues, road trips, outdoor concerts, and
tracking down the perfect sundress, but since I was very young,
the arrival of summer has signified the possibility of adventure.
No one has more adventure set out before them than the five
Olympic prospects profiled beginning on page 163, who hope to
head to Rio this summer to compete at the highest level in their sports on the world
stage. I was genuinely moved by the extraordinary American gymnast Simone
Biles when we interviewed her for our January issue, right as she won her thirdconsecutive all-around title at the world championships. And finding out more
EDITORS NOTE
BELOW: Gwyneth
Paltrow tells the Power
Trip audience shes
taking a break from a
perfectly reasonable
acting career to focus
on Goop, her lifestyle
brand. RIGHT: Power
Trippers bypass the
terminal in favor of
VIP access to their
chartered JetBlue plane
about Allyson Felix (track and field), Gwen Jorgensen (triathlon), Alise Post (BMX),
Simone Manuel (swimming), and Morghan King (weight lifting), and their quest for
excellenceand goldleft me equally inspired.
I am still dreaming about Marie Claires epic Power Trip, a 36-hour pop-up
conference we cohosted in March, in partnership with JetBlue, W Hotels, Dell,
Intel, Tacori, and Shiseido. Channeling the mantra Go big or go home, we flew 100
VIPs in fashion, media, and entertainment from New York on a chartered JetBlue
plane to San Francisco, where we met up with another 100 alpha women in tech for
a first-of-its-kind networking event. There were so many highlights: the all-female
flight crew (from pilots to mechanics); the keynote by actress turned Goop mogul
Gwyneth Paltrow; a cocktail party at the breathtaking home of tech titan Xochi
Birch (a home that actually features a pub imported from London); a superb dinner
at the Williams-Sonoma headquarters, catered by five of the Bay Areas top lady
chefs, with wines paired by our April cover star Drew Barrymore. (Special thanks
to culinary gurus Nancy Oakes, Dominique Crenn, Tanya Holland, Emily Luchetti,
and Melissa Perello for the meal of a lifetime. Truly.) The event closed with a
no-holds-barred talk about diversity, beauty, and feminism with Black-ish star
Tracee Ellis Ross, my new favorite person.
What an adventurewith the promise of more to come.
Anne Fulenwider
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
annefulenwider@marieclaire.com
OK, NOW
TALK TO ME!
ABOVE: Drew Barrymore

served as the official Power
Trip sommelier, pairing
her Barrymore Wines with
our dinner at WilliamsSonoma; Power Trippers
were greeted in style at the
W hotel in San Francisco
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LEFT:
Black-ish star
Tracee Ellis
Ross delivered
the closing
keynote.
BELOW:
Leading the
all-female flight
crew on the
Power Trip are
Pia (left) and
Anna-Maria
Kymalainen,
sisters and
copilots
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WHAT
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I want to say that I
highly respect and
admire Drew Barrymore
[Drews the Boss]. Her
interview proves that
no matter your age, you can
be successful. Thank you for
giving me this warm and fuzzy
feeling to keep on dreaming
and accomplishing my goals!
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Drew Barrymore in
a Valentino dress
in MCs April issue
CHANGE AGENT
The trajectory of my life changed recently because

of injuries I sustained in a car accident. I was
forced to give up my day job and was struggling
for months because I felt Id lost my sense of
purpose. After poring over each motivating entry
of the entrepreneurs from your Boss issue [@Work],
I realized that I can still create my own path to
success. It was the exact inspiration I needed!
Jeanie Crittenden, Wichita, KS
SCENTS AND SENSIBILITY
Thank you for recognizing the transgender, genderfluid, and gender-queer communities in the Gender
Fluid article [March 2016] about the rise of fragrances that arent marketed to one specific sex. As a
woman who has been wearing them for years (current
favorites include Le Labos Santal 33 and Jo Malones
Wood Sage and Sea Salt), Im excited to see society
embracing this trend. A collective refusal to conform
to norms regarding how we should smell paves the
way for doing away with so many other superfluous
and harmful beauty standards as well.
Marie Fisher, Portland, OR
READER OF THE MONTH!
Elisa Broadway, of Virginia Beach, Virginia, will

receive a beauty bag for finding encouragement in
the success of others. I love that you cover the
workplace and the job market women deal with on
a daily basis, while spotlighting women entrepreneurs who take the risk to go after their vision and
dreams, she writes. This magazine represents
womens rights in a powerful and respectful way.
ON TWITTER
BOSS ISSUE
@allisongrealis:
@marieclaire &
@AnneFulenwider thx 4 the
inspirational April #Boss
issue! Great 2 celebrate
female #entrepreneurs
OUR LIVES MATTER
@mycatisaballer:
Hey @marieclaire I was
thrilled to open up the April
issue and find this interview.
Thanks for including!
FORCED TO FLEE
@JamieMittelman:
@shammi121 just read
your piece Bangladesh:
Forced to Flee in
@marieclaire. I used to live
in Chittagongkeep up
the needed work!
POWER TRIP
@TheKenyaBrock:
@marieclaire #PowerTrip
was genius. What a
fantastic idea! Thanks
for letting us follow along
via Twitter!
Tell us what you really think about this issue. Visit marieclaire.com to join the fray, or send your feedback directly to annefulenwider@
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CONTRIBUTORS
WRITER
BROOKE SHAFFNER
This is the first memoir-istic story Ive

written in five years, says Shaffner, who lives
in Brooklyn, of the Love & Sex essay Letting
Go (p. 172). I remembered how hard memoir
is: You relive things when you write them.
But transforming my memories into something comprehensive was incredibly healing.
READING: The Gap of Time by Jeanette
Winterson. FAVORITE MEAL: A hearty macrobiotic bowl at Sun In Bloom in Brooklyn.
PHOTOGRAPHER
WRITER
KAI Z FENG
NING CHAO
Feng, a New Yorker, photographed

Selena Gomez for the cover story (The
Unstoppable Selena, p. 126). I didnt know
what to expect going in, but Selena has such
a lovable personality, and shes also an
amazing mover, says the photographer. I
could shoot her in a documentary style all
day long! PERSONAL STYLE IN A WORD: Simple.
FAVORITE ACTOR: Jake Gyllenhaal.
Chao, who calls L.A. home, interviewed

January Jones for In Her Own Words (p. 106).
January is not Betty Draper, she says. I
was a big Mad Men fan, so it was fun taking
a walk down memory lane and revisiting her
characters hairstyles. FAVORITE ACCESSORY:
My moms teardrop diamond earrings.
FAVORITE SNACK: Trader Joes White Cheddar
Popcorn with truffle oil drizzled on top.
@KAIZFENG
@nylaning
WRITER
KARL TARO
GREENFELD
@karltaro
Watching Selena Gomez in rehearsals for her

upcoming tour was the best part of writing
The Unstoppable Selena (p. 126) for L.A.based Greenfeld. She lights up onstage, he
says. Its always a relief to discover someone
is as kind and intelligent as they are talented.
FAVORITE MEAL: In-N-Out Burger. MOST-WORN
ITEM: Comme des Garons dinner jacket.
REBECCA
GREENFIELD
@rebeccagreenfield
MCs Photography Director suggested I reacquaint myself with Country Doctor, the classic Life magazine photo essay by W. Eugene
Smith, says Brooklyn-based Greenfield, who
shot Mission Critical (p. 156). Perfect. GOTO KARAOKE SONG: Magic by Olivia NewtonJohn. LISTENING TO: Endless podcasts.
PHOTOGRAPHER
MITCHELL FEINBERG
California, the 80s, and Kodachrome

film were sources of inspiration for the
Connecticut-based photographer, who shot
High Desert (p. 134). The accessories are
great fun, a little silly, and full of color, he
says. And everyone wanted to take home the
pink column cacti! SECRETLY OBSESSED
WITH: Ellsworth Kellys photographs.
FAVORITE VACATION DESTINATION: Kyoto, Japan.
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NEXT
BIG
THING
Fashion
Beauty
Tech
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Work
Wellness
Want to know more? Email NextBigThing@hearst.com.
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BEHIND THE COVER: FASHION
SELENA
GOMEZ
10
AGE: 23. OCCUPATION: Singer and actress. HOMETOWN: Grand

Prairie, Texas. CURRENT RESIDENCE: Los Angeles. NATURAL WOMAN:
She arrived in a nude Naked Wardrobe crop top with matching
leggings, a trench coat, black-and-white Kenneth Cole slip-on
sneakers, and Dior sunglasses, and carried a red Louis Vuitton
satchel. BEAT MASTER: The singer chose a playlist from her iPhone
featuring Drake and The Weeknd, and even rapped along to
Down in the DM by Yo Gotti. Later, she danced to Rihannas
Work in a white Balmain fringe dress. SET THE STAGE: The
Disney alum revealed that Britney Spears was both her first CD
purchase and first concert. (Her mom told her they were
going to Six Flags, then surprised her with the tickets.) We
were all the way up in the nosebleeds, she says, but
I was liv-ing my life. FOLLOW: @selenagomez. Kelly Tunney
WINGING IT
Take a cue from

the heavens with
this white-gold
pav angel-wing
bracelet.
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STILL LIFES & RUNWAY: COURTESY OF THE DESIGNERS. GOMEZ: KAI Z FENG
The Revival singer lets loose at

her music-filled L.A. shoot
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price upon request, Messika Paris at Neiman Marcus; (310) 550-5900. 8. TOP $1,985, Antonio
Berardi; modaoperandi.com for similar styles. 9. TOP $335, Paule Ka; modaoperandi.com for
similar styles. 10. EARRINGS price upon request, Hearts on Fire; (877) PERFECT.
BRONZED
GODDESS
Metallic neutrals
made Selenas
brown eyes pop.
SELENAS RETRO WAVES

REMIND ME OF BARBARA
BACHS CHARACTER, AN YA
AMASOVA, IN THE MOVIE
THE SPY WHO LOVED ME.
H A I R S T Y L I S T J E N N Y C HO
BEHIND THE COVER: BEAUTY
SELENA
GOMEZ
Christopher
Kane dress &
gloves
The pop star does the luminous,

summery thingwith a 70s twist
PEACHY
KEEN
Warm-pink
blush looks
especially
flattering on
olive skin
tones.
Behind the
scenes at the
Los Angeles
shoot
HAIR: To achieve Gomezs crazy-bouncy locks, hairstylist Jenny

Cho applied a volumizing mousse mixed with a pea-size amount
of serum for extra shine. She then blowdried the actresss
hair and bent small sections with a flatiron, creating movement
throughout. To finish, Cho added even more volume with a
liberal spray of dry shampoo at the roots. MAKEUP: Makeup
artist Hung Vanngo kept things simple with dewy skin and
barely-there winged eyeliner. The clothes on set were superglam, so I wanted to keep her beauty look fresh and effortless,
explains Vanngo. After prepping Gomezs skin with moisturizer
and a sheer foundation, he used a creamy, bronze-hued eyeshadow on her upper creases and lower lashlines to accentuate
her almond-shaped eyes. To complete the look, Vanngo blended
on a mocha liner for a muted cat-eye effect. NAILS: Manicurist
Tom Bachik made a custom color by layering a pearlescent
white polish over neutral pink. The shimmer picked up light
and sparkled like diamond dust, he says. Claire Fontanetta
STILL LIFES: JEFFREY WESTBROOK/STUDIO D. GOMEZ: KAI Z FENG. BEHIND THE SCENES: TRACY SHAFFER. BACH: EVERETT COLLECTION
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SHE SAID
Straight talk worth repeating from some of our favorite women

at MCs high-flying Power Trip conference
I TRY TO REACH [MY AUDIENCE]

WITH AUTHENTICITY, AND WITH
WHAT WE CALL FLAWSOME,
WHICH IS BEING AWESOME BUT
HAVING FLAWS.
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WHATEVER IT IS IN LIFE THAT JUST

MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE YOU WANT
TO LEAP, LEAP. AND WORK HARD, ALL
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AND OUR FRIENDS
THE PERMISSION TO
BE INTELLIGENT,
AND POWERFUL,
AND MATERNAL, AND
SEXUAL, AND ALL OF
THESE THINGS THAT
ARENT SUPPOSED
TO GO TOGETHER.
GWYNETH PALTROW
DREW BARRYMORE
GWYNETH PALTROW
WE HAVE A
STANDARD OF BEAUTY,
SPECIFICALLY IN THIS
COUNTRY, THAT HAS
LEFT A LOT OF PEOPLE
OUT. ITS TIME OUR
CULTURE REDEFINES
BEAUTY. BEAUTY IS
A FEELING TO ME, A
FEELING OF SELFACCEPTANCE. ITS A
FEELING OF AGENCY
OVER YOURSELF, AND
YOUR BODY, AND YOUR
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THAT IS WHERE YOU
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A NIM A L
M AGNETISM
May the fierce be with you!

Leopard-print calf hair
peeks out from the toes of
these sexy cutout sandals.
$1,950, Francesco Russo;
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ALL TOGETHER NOW

Cuban artist Wifredo Lams paintings
like Umbral (1950), leftmix elements
of cubism with African culture.
4
LI V E STRE A M
Stay current holding
a clutch etched
with Japanesestyle waves.
$4,545, Valentino
Garavani;
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Price upon request;
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M A DE FOR
WA LK IN
Knee-high boots
are my weakness,
so it was love
at first sight with
this romantic
Victorian lace-up.
WHAT
NINA LOVES
MC Creative Director Nina Garcia ventures

off the beaten path to uncover the new neutrals:
metallic pieces with graphic appeal
LOEWE
$2,567, Louis Vuitton;

866-VUITTON
Elie Top ring.

Price upon request;
elietop.com for stores
Sara Battaglia for Salvatore Ferragamo clutch.

$1,990; 866-337-7242
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table changes
shape with a top
half that rotates
on an axis.
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The notes of
this unisex
scent are
secret, but the
warm, sensual
vibe makes
for divine
suspense.
Prada Olfactories
Heat Wave Eau
de Parfum, $300;
saks.com
BRONZE
AGE
This highlighter
imparts the
glowy, golden
skin one might
get on a romantic
road trip down
Route 66.
COPPER TONES
The gorgeous, earthy hues and dune textures of this

eyeshadow palette bring to mind a sepia desert landscape.
Chanel Les 4 Ombres Multi-Effect Quadra Eyeshadow, $65; chanel.com
Tom Ford Skin

Illuminator in Firelust,
$72; sephora.com
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can use from head to toe.
Monique Pan Necklace,

price upon request;
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shuuemuraartofhair-usa.com
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Incienso de Santa Fe Teepee with

Pion Incense, $9; inscents.com
Presented by
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Adore the simplicity of this

neutral sandal! Find more
summery styles from DSW
throughout the issue.
Franco Sarto Glorius Flat Sandal,
$49.95; dsw.com
LOVES
MC Beauty Director Erin Flaherty

is obsessed with the mystical beauty of
the vast American Southwest
DRE A M
WE AVER
I love the graphic design of

this face-powder compact.
MAC Gleamtones Powder in Dunes

at Dusk, $33; maccosmetics.com
CLINE
The streets of Santa Fe

are fragrant with sweet,
woodsy-smelling pion.
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PHOTOGRAPH: PHILIPPE HALSMAN/MAGNUM PHOTOS. ALL OTHER IMAGES: JEFFREY WESTBROOK/STUDIO D
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BAG $2,495,
Bally; bally.com.
DISRUPTER.
ITS A WORD IVE
HEARD USED TO
DESCRIBE COMPANIES
REBEL
YELL
like Uber and Snapchat, but never fashion

until now. This season, designers like Guccis
Alessandro Michele (who collaborated with Creative Director
ultra-edgy graffiti artist GucciGhost), Alexander NI NA G ARC IA
Wang (who paraded stripper- and pot-leaf-emblazoned pieces
down the aisles of New Yorks St. Bartholomews Church), and
Demna Gvasalia (whose disaffected, slogan-covered streetwear
for Vetements has even the most uptown girls sporting
hoodies) are proving that upending the norm with something
wildly unexpected is exactly what people want. Why?
Because in an industry where things are so often predictable
(florals for spring? groundbreaking), curveballs
jostle the senses. They wake us up, keep things fresh
and that is what fashion is all about. @ninagarcia
THE PANTS
2
4
Dip into an
ocean-blue
pair with
marine-life
appliqus.
GUCCI
WILD
INDIGO
Get your frills in denim covered
with whimsical floral patches
and embroidered butterflies
THE LOOK
The only
thing better
than one
decorated
denim piece?
A matching
set.
10
VALENTINO
11
1. SKIRT $480, Blumarine;

blumarine.com. 2. JACKET price
upon request, Gucci; gucci.com for
stores. 3. BAG $695, Tory Burch;
toryburch.com. 4. COLLAR $350,
Red Valentino; modaoperandi.com
for similar styles. 5. JEANS $1,495,
Red Valentino; modaoperandi.com
for similar styles. 6. BAG $1,675,
Valentino Garavani; valentino.com.
7. JACKET $2,330, Emilio Pucci;
modaoperandi.com for similar styles.
8. SHOES $680, Alexander McQueen;
(212) 645-1797. 9. EARRINGS price
upon request, Dior Fine Jewelry;
(800) 929-DIOR. 10. BACKPACK
price upon request, Fendi; (212) 8972244 for similar styles. 11. RING price
upon request, Dior Fine Jewelry;
(800) 929-DIOR. 12. JACKET $3,290,
Valentino; valentino.com.
12
THE DRESS
Go from zero
to badass
bombshell in
one piece flat.
GOTH
SPELL
12
CHANEL
Embrace the dark side in slick

black leather with metal
hardware and a moto attitude
THE WATCH
Diamonds feel
fierce on
Cartiers panther
timepiece.
11
LOUIS VUITTON
1. BRACELET price upon request,

de Grisogono; (212) 439-4220.
2. BAG price upon request,
Chrome Hearts; (212) 794-3100.
3. DRESS price upon request,
Mugler; modaoperandi.com for
similar styles. 4. CUFF price
upon request, Louis Vuitton;
(866) VUITTON. 5. PANTS
$2,680, Unravel; montaigne
market.com. 6. NOSE RING
$2,600, Pristine at Dover Street
Market; (646) 837-7750. 7. BAG
$2,180, Azzedine Alaa at
Barneys New York; (212) 8268900. 8. BOOTS $3,500, Lanvin;
(646) 439-0380. 9. DRESS
$595, Versus Versace; versus
versace.com. 10. WATCH price
upon request, Cartier; (800)
CARTIER. 11. BAG $1,790,
Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci;
givenchy.com. 12. BLAZER
$3,300, Antonio Berardi;
modaoperandi.com.
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NAPOLEON
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11
GUCCI
Military looks march back in time

as sergeant jackets, gold buttons,
and braided detailing
pull rank on the runway
THE SHOE
Metal bootstraps and

a bow-accented
heel earn top marks.
1. JACKET price upon request, Roberto

Cavalli; modaoperandi.com for
similar styles. 2. SHOES $1,400, Etro;
(212) 317-9096. 3. BAG $1,690, Chlo;
barneys.com. 4. JACKET $1,600,
Figue; modaoperandi.com for similar
styles. 5. DRESS price upon request,
Dolce & Gabbana; (877) 70-DG-USA.
6. SHOES $4,800, Gianvito Rossi;
(646) 869-0201. 7. BAG $2,220, Prada;
prada.com for stores. 8. JACKET price
upon request, Dolce & Gabbana;
modaoperandi.com. 9. BAG $3,860,
Etro; modaoperandi.com for similar
styles. 10. SHOES $1,400, Miu Miu;
miumiu.com for stores. 11. PANTS
$1,295, Burberry; burberry.com.
GIVENCHY
10
REIGN
OR SHINE
Crown a patentleather purse your

go-to for nights
on the town.
BAG $2,295,
Giorgio Armani;
giorgioarmani.com
for stores.
BEST ACCESSORIES
From studded platforms

and painted-leather
totes to cross-stitched
bags and buckled
brogues, this seasons
most smashing accessories
take punk-rock cues
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H A N A KO M A E DA
THE DESIGNER FOUNDED
ADEAM IN 2012 AT AGE 24
I WANTED
TO CONVEY AN
IMAGE OF
THE GARMENT
UNRAVELING
ON THE
WOMANS BODY.
H A NAKO M A EDA
DESIGNER SPOTLIGHT
ADEAM
Designer Hanako Maedas Japonismeinspired label finds its rhythm
Fashion editor: K YLE ANDERSON
Maedas fall
2016 inspiration
board included
an early photo
of Japanese
women wearing
oversize manteau
coats (inset)
Adeams fall
2016 runway show in
Tokyo featured a
24-member orchestra
COURTESY OF THE DESIGNER
I think fashion has to have an element of romance and

fantasy, says Hanako Maeda, the Tokyo-born designer whose
label, Adeam, is on everyones lips as of late. After she graduated
from Columbia University with a liberal-arts degreesqueezing
in pattern-making classes at Parsons on the sideMaeda
launched Adeam (her last name spelled backward) in 2012 to
create something that the 28-year-old says reflected my
generation. She knew the risks; her parents run an upscale
ready-to-wear line, Foxey, in Japan, so she grew up watching
her mother sew and source fabrics in Italy. When youre
exposed to fashion early on, you appreciate how hard it is
to do something completely new and different, she says.
So what makes Adeam special? The juxtaposition of New
York modernism and Tokyo traditionalismtwo opposite
influences, says Maeda, who splits her time between both
cities. Lady Gaga is a fan, and after Net-a-Porter scooped up
the spring collection, most pieces sold out within a week. For
fall, Maeda was inspired by Japanese arts and crafts, namely
boro: an 18th-century textile-making technique of patching
together old fabric scraps. The resulting origami-like tops,
drapey pants, and asymmetrical knits got an added dose
of drama on the runway from a 24-member orchestra
(her boyfriend, a classical pianist, wrote and performed
a piece for the show). Brava! Carolina ONeill
1. BRA TOP $795.

2. BLAZER $1,585.
3. DRESS $1,150.
4. JACKET $1,600.
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An 1880s spiral sketch

from Tiffanys archives
inspired a necklace
and a pair of earrings.
Fashion editor:
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WADE AND SEA

Tiffanys new jewelry collection dips into familiar waters
An estimated two-thirds of species living in the worlds oceans have yet to be
discovered. For Tiffany & Co., that just means more design inspiration. Fresh off
exploring deep-sea themes in last years Blue Book (the brands annual catalog of oneof-a-kind jewels), design director Francesca Amfitheatrof is diving in againthis time
into shallower waters. From spiraled earrings resembling swirling seashells to necklaces
that shimmer like iridescent fish scales, 200 creations rendered in stones like tanzanite,
tourmaline, aquamarine, and diamond tell a story of the wondrous world unfolding
beneath the earths surface, says Amfitheatrof. While some piecesstarfish cuffs,
jumping-fish earrings, and a pair of frog brooches, for exampletake a literal approach,
others are more subtle, like a geometric diamond bracelet set in a way that echoes the
movement of waves. Considering the houses commitment to coral conservation (it
donated more than $1 million to the effort in 2015 alone), celebrating the ocean again
felt natural, says Amfitheatrof. Splash, made. Carolina ONeill
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R E I M A G I N E
JEWELRY CRUSH
SCALING UP
Bulgari celebrates its spirit animal

with a new watch line and art exhibit
From appearing on Athenas almighty shield to prompting the fall
of Adam and Eve, snakes hold meaning in almost every culture.
To Bulgari, they represent success. Ever since brothers Costantino
and Giorgio Bulgari created the first Serpenti watch in the 1940s,
the motif has expanded onto necklaces, bracelets, rings, and bags
coveted by women like Elizabeth Taylor (who wore her Serpenti
watch on the set of 1963s Cleopatra). To repay the animal for
providing boundless inspiration, Bulgari is dubbing 2016 the year
of the snake. In March, two one-of-a-kind necklacesa 57-carat
emerald-and-diamond pendant and a wood-inlaid lariat style
were unveiled at the houses SerpentiForm exhibition at the
Museo di Roma, which showcased reptilian artworks including
painted doors by Keith Haring, photographs by Helmut Newton,
and antique jewelry dating back to Pompeii. And this month,
Bulgari debuts Serpenti Incantati, a watch with the snakes
sinuous body spiraling around the dial as opposed to the wrist.
I remembered a brooch from our archives with the snake coiled
into a circle and thought, Why dont we make a rounded watch like
that? says Fabrizio Buonamassa Stigliani, Bulgaris head of watch
design. Instead of being hidden inside the serpents
head, the dial sits open in the middle, encircled
by a ring of diamonds (or rubies, in the
4
rose-gold version), while the scales are
spread apart to modernize the silhouette.
Were charmed. Carolina ONeill
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Bulgaris exhibit featured works including

(clockwise from top left) Elizabeth Taylor
homage Her Body, Her Nation (20142015)
by Farhad Ahrarnia; Amiamo il Serpente
(2007) by Fornasetti; a photograph of
Veruschka by Gian Paolo Barbieri (1975);
a photo of model Isa Stoppi by Barbieri (1964);
Sybil Vane (2013) by Joana Vasconcelos;
and Quattro Serpenti (1925) by Fortunato Depero
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Fashion editor: K YLE AND ERS ON
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PROJECT RUNWAY
BRIGHT
LIGHTS,
BIG WINNER
Project Runway season 12 champ

Dom Streater mined childhood
memories of the Big Apple to take
home the top prize on All Stars
Photographs by KATE OWEN
JACKET & JUMPSUIT Dom

Streater; projectrunway.com.
EARRING $360, Venus by
Maria Tash; venusbymaria
tash.com. NECKLACE $375,
Tara 4779; tara4779.com.
SHOES $495, Pierre Hardy;
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ABOVE: Project Runway

All Stars season five
winner Dom Streater
FASHION EDITOR: BRITTANY KOZERSKI. HAIR: STACI CHILD FOR AMIKA AT DEFACTO.
MAKEUP: ASAMI MATSUDA FOR DIOR ADDICT. MODEL: ALIMA FOFANA AT SUPREME MANAGEMENT
tanding in Times Square on her first

visit to New York at age 16, Project
Runway season 12 winner Dom
Streater was mesmerized by the neon
lights and oversize signs. It was an
assault on my senses, she says. There
was so much to take in. Little did she
know then, that moment would help
her 11 years later while vying to win top
honorsagainthis time on Project
Runway All Stars. After impressing the judges all season
with her custom-made fabrics and mad pattern-mixing
skills, the Philadelphia native found herself among the
last three contestants, tasked with designing an eightlook finale collection inspired by none other than the
Big Apple. I immediately went back to that moment,
says Streater. After painting abstract brushstrokes onto faux leather to evoke the blur of city
lights and whipping up her own plaid pattern
resembling subway grids, she mixed in sculptural
black-and-white pieces to capture the citys grit.
MC Senior Fashion Editor and All Stars mentor
Zanna Roberts Rassi was impressed: It was ultramodern. Dom has such strong DNA as a designer.
Looking ahead, Streaterwho just married her
longtime Ukrainian boyfriend and is due to have
a baby girl this monthwants to take things slow.
In addition to designing collections for BaubleBar
and Chinese Laundry (part of her winning prize),
she plans to produce nonseasonal pieces from her
West Philadelphia studio, where the self-described
nature geek and comic-book fan rocks out to R&B
tracks. Its either Marvin Gaye or Ukrainian for
Beginners tapes, she says, laughing. The neighbors probably think Im crazy! And while Streater
doesnt have a drivers license (she gets around
town on her bike instead), shes excited for the road
aheadand enjoying the ride. Carolina ONeill
LEFT: TOP &

SKIRT Dom
Streater; project
runway.com.
FAR LEFT: TOP &
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Streater; project
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EARRING $910,
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ZANNA
DAYS
The style editor hits the West Coast,

including a stop at a luxe party pad
Senior Fashion Editor ZA N NA R OB E RTS R A SSI
Early birds get the makeover! At 6 a.m. on a recent morning, I

plucked two lucky ladies from the crowd outside NYCs Rockefeller
Plaza, where Today is filmed, to get a head-to-toe Ambush
Makeover. After an emotional session with our glam squad and
a twirl in the fashion closet with me, the women walked out
looking like movie stars for the big reveal with Hoda Kotb and
Jenna Bush Hager in front of millions of viewers.
The next day, I shipped out to Minneapolis to style an entire season at the sprawling Target headquarters. The only thing keeping us
going during the 16-hour days was the fried-chicken sandwiches
from our new favorite place, 4 Bells. Afterward, I headed to Palm
Springs, California, to style the Target swim looks at an Oscarwinning actors party pad! The house has six bedrooms, seven and a
half bathrooms, a guesthouse, a tennis court, a fireplace, a pool, and
a cocktail barand can be rented for the cool price of $4,500 per
night. Oscar-winning actor: If you ever need a house sitter, call me!
Next up was Marie Claires 36-hour Power Trip, where 100 of
the most inspiring women of NYC got to mingle at 39,000 feet,
then meet 100 of the most inspiring women of San Francisco
upon landing. I wore a heavy, black-denim jumpsuit and a pair
of sneakersequal parts comfy and cool enough to carry me in
FROM LEFT: The Chelsea Flower District is a place to breathe away

the madness of NYC; I threw a surprise birthday dinner for my sister
Paula at one of my favorite haunts in the city, The Fat Radish
FROM TOP:
Moderating a
panel with (from
left) Tyra Banks,
Moj Mahdara,
and Bethany
Mota; wearing
Giambattista
Valli on the set
of my show
on Go90; hair
inspo from
John Barretts
new book, Hair
(Assouline); my
go-to Adidas
Tubular sneakers
these circles. The flight had Dell laptops for all and the
professionals answer to speed dating in JetBlues Mint section,
plus areas for meditation, which Id never done before until two
of my fellow Power Trippersdesigner Misha Nonoo and A&E
Networks president and CEO Nancy Dubucinsisted I try it
using the Headspace app. Im no transcendental pro, but I
definitely felt the benefits of zone-out time. We arrived at the
W hotel, where, after a record-breaking three-minute wardrobe
change, I was onstage moderating a talk on branding with the
one and only Tyra Banks, YouTube icon Bethany Mota, and
Beautycon entrepreneur Moj Mahdara. At dinner, I tasted a
lot of wine with Drew Barrymore. We talked about our beauty
lines, Flower (hers) and Milk Makeup (mine), and the vices and
virtues of micromanaging.
Hair has been a focal point for me this month. I had my
long-standing/-suffering hairdresser, Sean Gallagher, tint mine
rose gold. Im really into it, as are my 1-year-old twins, who think
Im an anime character!
I finally got some downtime by decamping to my friend
Harriet de Jersey James house in Connecticut for Easter with
Marchesas Keren Craig and Georgina Chapman, and celebrity
stylist Jeanann Williams. We cooked, drank, and let our collective
gang of nine kids run wild. What did we wear to chill? Dresses by
Horses Atelier and pjs by Sleepy Jones, natch! @zannarassi
BOOK & SNEAKER: COURTESY OF THE COMPANIES. PHOTOGRAPHS, FROM TOP: KATHRYN WIRSING, RACHEL THOMPSON, COURTESY OF THE COMPANY, COURTESY OF ROBERTS RASSI
DISPATCH
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Opt for a bikini

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STILL LIFES: COURTESY OF THE DESIGNERS. MASON: ALI TALAN. ON MASON: SWIMSUIT, TARGET; SUNGLASSES, MIU MIU
BIG GIRL
IN A SKINNY
WORLD
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Summer is upon us! Ditch the

boring black swimsuit for these
sizzling numbers, curated by
style guru Nicolette Mason
For women who are insecure about their bodies, is there

any destination more fear-inducing than the beach? Trust
me, I know the struggle. First, let me reassure you that
you are beautiful exactly the way you are. Next, allow me
to spotlight a few superchic swimsuits that will support
your girls, hug your frame, and highlight all your favorite
features. Theres a spectacular array of plus-size swimwear on the market today designed to make you look and
feel like you were born for swan dives. So suit up, grab
some SPF, and get ready for your best summer ever! Until
next time, follow me on Instagram @nicolettemason.
1. HAT $395, Eugenia Kim; net-a-porter.com. 2. BIKINI TOP $180,

BIKINI BOTTOMS $110 (both up to size 18), Robyn Lawley
at Navabi; navabi.us. 3. BAG $148, Kayu at Anthropologie; (800)
309-2500. 4. SWIMSUIT (up to size 20), $198, Swimsuitsforall x
Ashley Graham; swimsuitsforall.com. 5. TOWEL $575,
D. Porthault Paris; dporthaultparis.com. 6. SUNGLASSES
$140, Ray-Ban; sunglasshut.com. 7. SANDALS $98, Rebecca
Minkoff; nordstrom.com. 8. DRESS (up to size 24), $45, ASOS
Curve; asos.com. 9. SANDALS $385, Ancient Greek Sandals
for Peter Pilotto; net-a-porter.com. 10. BIKINI TOP $25,
BIKINI BOTTOMS $23 (both up to size 26W), Ava & Viv;
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(212) 734-4333. 12. NECKLACE $190, Chan Luu; chanluu.com.
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BRANCHING
OUT
DEMNAS DEBUT
Vetements designer Demna Gvasalia made his widely anticipated debut

at Balenciaga with a collection mixing elements of past and future. Suiting
got a hit of structure with padded hips and hourglass waists right out of
the gate, followed by sporty reimaginings of Cristbal Balenciagas iconic
cocoon coat (in anorak and puffer form) and jackets with an off-the-shoulder
silhouette. Throw in vintage floral prints paired with candy-cane-striped
tights, and the result was clothes that surprised, delighted, and promised to
keep us guessingand looking forward to whats next.
Attention, fans of Peter Pilottos

colorful runway creations:
Now theres jewelry to love,
too. For fall, the label worked
with Atelier Swarovski to
develop a 12-piece line of
vibrant crystal rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces
(plus a hairpin) meant to
evoke tree branches. Geometric
yet organic-feeling, the styles
express the same playfulness
as our ready-to-wear collections, say designers Peter
Pilotto and Christopher de
Vos. We say, play on.
CUFF $399, Atelier Swarovski

by Peter Pilotto; atelierswarovski.
com for stores.
FASHION ALERT!
Between running his

own label and designing for Hugo Boss, Jason
Wu is one busy man.
This month, he adds
yet another notch to his
brand belt with Grey by
Jason Wua sister collection filled with the kind
of slipdresses, striped
culottes, and tailored jackets favored by under-theradar style-setters (Diane
Kruger is already rocking
several pieces). It taps
into a more relaxed attitude, says Wu. I thought
about what my friends
want to wear every day.
Artist Hunt Slonems
famed bunny drawings
served as inspiration for
prints this go-around, and
Wu promises new collaborations each season.
DRESS $795,
SHIRT $395,
Grey by Jason
Wu; neiman
marcus.com.
Style news you need to know now By CAROLINA ONEILL
ROY G BIV
SNEAKERS $695, Gucci; gucci.com for stores.
CLUTCH $1,990, Sara Battaglia for Salvatore Ferragamo; (866) 337-7242.
KICK BACK
Whats old is new again. A year into his

tenure as Guccis creative director,
Alessandro Michele is turning his attention
to the brands classic Ace sneaker,
with seven redesigned stylescovered
in spikes, crystals, and embroidery
that reflect the houses fresh attitude.
Salvatore Ferragamo was known for collaborating with

young creative talents in his day (like futurist artist
Lucio Venna, who did the brands 1939 ad campaigns).
In that spirit, the house teams up with buzzy handbag
designer Sara Battaglia on a series of kaleidoscopic bags
and leather goods inspired by its signature Rainbow
wedge shoe, created for actress Judy Garland in the 1930s.
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PROMOTION
june 2016
Marie Claires monthly concoction of all things you will be trying, sharing, shopping, and talking about
EVENT
Swarovski Hosts 2016 Womens

Empowerment Principles Reception
On March 15, Nadja Swarovski hosted a reception in honor of the 2016 Womens
Empowerment Principles Annual Conference, presented by UN Women and
the UN Global Compact. The event featured the limited-edition Atelier Swarovski
bracelet created in support of the UN Women Safe Cities Global Initiative.
To support the UN Women Safe Cities Global Initiative,
shop the bracelet at atelierswarovski.com.
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JILL FURMAN, ONE OF THE

TONY-WINNING PRODUCERS
OF THE BLOCKBUSTER
BROADWAY MUSICAL
HAMILTON, REVEALS HER
CRUCIAL ROLE IN BRINGING
THE EPIC SHOW TO THE STAGE
Jill Furman on
the stage of
Hamilton, the
groundbreaking
Broadway show
about Americas
Founding Fathers
DRESS price upon
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EARRINGS $1,950,
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FASHION EDITOR: BRITTANY KOZERSKI. HAIR: YOICHI TOMIZAWA FOR KLORANE AT ART DEPARTMENT. MAKEUP: MARK EDIO FOR DIOR ADDICT AT SEE MANAGEMENT
By LE A G OLD MAN
MARIE CLAIRE: YOU GRADUATED FROM

BROWN WITH AN ART HISTORY DEGREE.
WHAT WAS YOUR PLAN?
JILL FURMAN: I grew up in Manhattan, going
to the movies and theater, and I always
wanted to be a producer. When I was young,
I wanted to win an Oscar as producer for best
film. My father was an investment banker
with a specialty in media and entertainment,
so my sister and I were exposed to the business at a very young age. He would bring
home the movie grosses, and we would guess
them. Were an entertainment-crazed family.
After college, I started at [talent agency] ICM,
working for an agent, and then went out to
Los Angeles for three and a half years. Then I
got my MBA at Columbia.
MC: DO YOU NEED AN MBA TO BE A PRODUCER?
JF: I wanted to start a production company,
and I thought it would be helpful because

I was always sort of scared of numbers. I
wanted to make it easier for myself to look at
spreadsheets, to be able to understand investing. Im glad I did it, because when I started
out raising money, I could walk the walk and
talk the talk. One thing I wish I could tell my
younger self would be to have more confidence. I now have a lot of confidence, but
when I was younger, I didntthere are probably a lot of women who feel similarly. Also,
Im tiny. Ive always looked younger than I
am. So I think [the MBA] did help me.
Photograph by
ERIC OGDEN
READY
FOR HER
CLOSE-UP
PROFILE
MC: HOW DID YOU BREAK INTO THEATER?
JF: My father left investment banking and
joined forces with two other producers to

start a company that produced two shows on
Broadway. I associate-produced those shows.
I helped raise money and was involved in
marketing and advertising. I had been doing
notes on scripts in Hollywood for so long, so
I felt like I could analyze scripts and help
give notes and shape something creatively.
Being an associate producer is a way to dip
your toe in the water.
MC: THE PRODUCER IS ALSO RESPONSIBLE

FOR FINDING INVESTORS, RIGHT?
JF: Its a large piece insofar as you cannot pro-
MC: HOW DID YOU MEET LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA,

THE CREATOR AND STAR OF HAMILTON ?
JF: In 2003, I went to an early reading of In
the Heights [the musical written by and starring Miranda, which went on to win the Tony
for Best Musical in 2008]. What I heard on
that stage completely blew me away. I have
chills talking about it now. I sat forward in my
seat in a way that I never dohe was rapping
about his community, his bodega, his friends.
It was lyrically dense and smart, and the
music was refreshingI just hadnt heard
sounds like that on the stage before. I
thought, I need to be in this persons life. The
thing Im most proud of is that I discovered
Lin very early, and I trusted my gut and I
believed in his talent.
MC: IM ALWAYS SURPRISED BY HOW LONG IT

TOOK TO GET IN THE HEIGHTS TO BROADWAY.
JF: It took years and years of development
we werent on Broadway until 2008. Lin was

teaching English during that time and dancing at bar mitzvahs. [The other producers
and I] invested several hundred thousand
dollars, over the course of a couple years.
That paid for space, actors, presentations.
Hamilton,
which plays to
sellout crowds
every night,
grosses
$1.8 million
weekly
I gave feedback: what worked, what didnt,

what needed to be strengthened. In theater,
the writer is king or queen, but if youre
working with producers who really believe
in you and know what they are doing,
theyre looking out for your best interest.
So theres a give-and-take.
MC: HOW DID HAMILTON COME ABOUT?

JF: Lin thought he was just going to write a
hip-hop concept album. The more he wrote,

the more he realized that, well, maybe this is
something. And in 2012, he performed 12
songs at Lincoln Center. Holy moly. I was
just blown away. People were losing their
minds. I knew I was going to be involved in
it. Yes, I was lucky, certainly. But luck is the
residue of design. And I believed in someones talent. I recognized it early, and I put
my money where my mouth is.
MC: THERE ARE ONLY A FEW PRODUCERS

ON HAMILTON. HOW DOES THAT DIFFER
FROM OTHER BIG MUSICALS?
JF: Oftentimes, youll see 10, 20 names of
producers above the title of the showthe

general partners, who are in control of
the project, and then the coproducers, who
come on board to help raise capital, who are
listed beneath them. On Hamilton, there
are only four producers: three general partners (Jeffrey Seller, Sander Jacobs, and me)
and The Public Theater, where the show was

originally produced and presented. We knew
we had a special piece and were lucky that we
didnt need to bring on any additional producers to help finance the move to Broadway.
MC: YOUVE ALSO PRODUCED AN UPDATED

VERSION OF CINDERELLA AND THE DROWSY
CHAPERONEAND, NOW, HAMILTON,
WIDELY CONSIDERED ONE OF THE GREATEST
BROADWAY MUSICALS IN HISTORY. HOW DO
YOU DECIDE WHAT SHOWS TO PRODUCE?
JF: I always say I want to do something thats
going to surprise people, thats unique, that

feels freshbut it has to be commercial. I
have to believe that its going to appeal to an
audience, because this is a business. Im not
interested in just doing little niche projects
that I think are cool.
MC: WHAT DO YOU HAVE LINED UP NEXT?

JF: I want to do something a little different,
so I am going to produce this movie by a

friend of mine, a screenwriter. And Im also
in discussions with a cable network to produce a live musical with them. Ive never
produced live television. So it just feels new
and exciting. A big part of my life is also that
Im a single mother to a 16-month-old boy. I
gave birth in December 2014, and we started
Hamilton in January 2015. Those were like
the two greatest productions of my life.
JOAN MARCUS
duce your show unless you raise the money. I

will ask anyone for money. The MBA helped
with that, too, because I feel at ease discussing
numbers, but I think most people I ask for
money feel this way, too. They want to support me and theater. Im selling my passion
for a project. But theres a saying in our business: You cant make a living, but you can
make a killing. Producers dont make money
until a show is up and running. But 80 percent of shows dont work. I look at all these
shows as if theyre startups. From what I
understand, startups have the same success
rate. It is super-risky.
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I just took a new job

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NEED TO KNOW NOW
TRENDS, NEWSMAKERS, CONVERSATION STARTERS
MICHAEL CREAGH
In Donald Trumps inner circle on the

campaign trail, theres just one woman:
Hope Hicks, 27, his communications
director and the only woman who
travels full-time with the Republican
front-runner.
Hicks has played an integral role in
Trumps unprecedented rise in the 2016
election. As Trump tweets about the
controversies du jour with abandon,
delivers unscripted soliloquies at
campaign stops, and is a near-constant
presence on cable news, Hicks is
behind the scenes, juggling the moving
parts of the rapid news cycle.
In 2012, after a successful teen
modeling career and graduating from
Southern Methodist University, the
Connecticut native got her first taste of
the Trump life working on the hotel
and golf divisions of his company for
New York public relations firm Hiltzik
Strategies. The Trump Organization
brought her in-house as the director of
communications in 2014, and the
following year, she got the surprise of a
lifetime when The Donald asked her to
join his budding campaign. Here, in
her first-ever interview in her current
role, she shares what its like to work
for the unconventional candidate.
Hope Hicks
became
Donald Trumps
communications
director in
June 2015
HIGH
HOPES
UNITED STATES
MEET DONALD TRUMPS

SECRET WEAPON: 27-YEAR-OLD
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTOR HOPE HICKS
By R E B EC CA N E L S O N
THINK YOUD BE THIS INTEGRAL TO

A PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN?
HOPE HICKS: No, but its funnyI
was home for Easter, reading an
article from when I was 11 or 12,
talking about how my career as a
model had taken off. It said, If
modeling doesnt work out for
you, what would you do? And I
said, Well, Im not really sure, but
Im interested in politics.
MC: TELL US ABOUT A TYPICAL DAY
ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL.
HH: In 2015, we were headquar-
tered in New York City in Trump

Tower. While we were there,
wed facilitate dozens of interview
requests on a given day. Hell
talk to anybody; hell answer
anything. Then at about 3 p.m.,
wed leave and go somewhere to
do a rally at nighttypically one
of the first three [primary] states:
Iowa, New Hampshire, or South
Carolina. I try to be in the office
as much as possible to get the
full experience working with
volunteers, making phone calls,
putting out signsthings that the
communications director
probably
normally
wouldnt do.
office and
somebody
wanted to go
home at like
11:30 p.m. And
the campaign
MC: CAN YOU
manager said,
DESCRIBE AN
My boss
ESPECIALLY
Hicks (center) with the candidate and
campaign manager Corey Lewandowski (left)
[Trump] is
CRAZY DAY?
at a diner in New Hampshire, January 2016
working harder
HH: Last July,
than you. Thats not right. You
in Laconia, New Hampshire,
need to stay and do what youre
when we got off the plane, there
supposed to do. This is Mr.
were hundreds of people pressed
Trumps time away from his
up against the fence with signs,
family, and frankly, its his money.
waiting to see Mr. Trump. We
Hes spent millions, and the thing
had been campaigning for a
we can do is work to the best of
couple of weeks at that point,
our ability as hard as possible. The
but this was really the first stop
where we all looked at each other pressure and the long hoursits
all relative to what hes putting in,
and said, Theres something
which is everything.
going on here. We drove to the
event with a police escort, and
MC: WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU
there were thousands of people
GIVE OTHER WOMEN LOOKING
in the parking lot. He was like
TO GET INTO POLITICS?
a rock star.
HH: My dad always says that
theres no substitute for hard
MC: DO THE LONG HOURS AND
CONSTANT TRAVEL TAKE A TOLL?
work. If you work hard and
HH: There was a moment [the
you work for somebody who
empowers you and challenges
week before] the New Hampshire
you, youll be successful.
primary when we were in the
Mr. Trump and Ivanka [Trump,

his daughter] say that if youre
passionate about what you
do, youll ultimately be successful, because youll work so hard
because you love it so much, and
results will happen. And even if
youre not successful, meaning
you [dont] reach great levels of
fame and fortune, but youre
happy doing what youre doing,
youll be successful in that right.
And I think thats very true.
MC: HOW WELL DOES TV MIRROR
WHAT GOES ON IN A CAMPAIGN?
HH: We get so many requests like,
We want behind-the-scenes
access or Were going to show
people what its really like to be
on the campaign with Donald
Trump. But there is just no way
that a camera or an episode or
a documentary could capture
what has gone on. There is
nothing like it. And I would say
90 percent of that is the people
you see and the things they say,
and the way they react to Mr.
Trump. It is the most unbelievable, awe-inspiring thing.
BRAZIL
ABOVE BOARD
A billboard in Porto Alegre, Brazil, features a tweet that reads, in part,

At least I take a bath, I dont know about you
A N EW CA MPA IGN IS T URN ING THE

TA BLES ON W EB TROLLS
Trolls, beware: Women in Brazil are fighting back in a very public
way. A campaign by the Rio de Janeirobased nonprofit Criola, whose
mission is to promote the rights of black women, is making sure there
are real-life consequences for virtual crimes. Rather than ignore hateful
online abuse hurled at black Brazilian women on Facebook and Twitter,
Criola is blowing up such comments on billboards and, using the
perpetrators geo-location tags, installing the signs on the streets of the
offenders hometowns. That means Brazilians in cities large and small
are now being confronted with outsize versions of comments like, Your
hair looks like a pile of rusty screws or Maybe if you took a proper
bath then you wouldnt look so soiled.
We want to show the women they target that we saw the comment,
we are watching, and she is not alone, says Criola founder Jurema
Werneck. As for the online abusers, the campaign is sending the
message that they cant hide behind avatarstheir words have ramifications just as they would offline (making racist comments is a crime
punishable by jail time in Brazil). We want to [catch] the attention
of the racist and say to him that what he does online is what he does
in the real world, too, she says. He is not invisiblewhat he did is
not invisible. And, Werneck adds, if Criola can find the offenders, the
police can, too. Taylor Barnes
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ALEXANDRIA LAFCI,
HELPING HAITIANS
GO HOME AGAIN
HER INSPIRATION: Its
been six years since an
earthquake devastated
Haiti, yet thousands of
people are still living in
tents. A 2015 investigation
by NPR and ProPublica
found that, despite
raising $500 million, the
American Red Cross
has only built six houses.
HER BIG IDEA: In December
2014, Alexandria Lafci,
now 26, cofounded New
Story to build houses
with total transparency
100 percent of donations
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video when a family moves
into their new home.
RESULTS: The nonprofit
has built 151 homes in Haiti
and is now expanding to El
Salvador and Bolivia. One
amazing unintended
outcome, Lafci says, is
seeing other ways lives are
changed. Nancy, a Haitian
woman who had wanted
to start a business for
years but worried about
the lack of security in her
tent, is now thriving as a
charcoal seller. My heart
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Nancys house to buy
coal, Lafci says. Best of
all, she adds, I hear stories
like that every single day.
Heather Furlow
SOUTH AFRICA
VIRGIN TERRITORY
A N EW SCHOL A RSHIP PROGR A M COMES

W ITH A CON TROV ERSI A L QUA LIFICATION:
ON LY CH A STE GIRLS N EED A PPLY
The government of South
Africas rural UThukela district is
offering young women a precious
chance to go to collegebut
theres a catch: They must be
virgins to qualify. The so-called
maiden bursaries are for 16
women who have never had
sex, and who pledge to remain
virgins throughout their education. The recipients will undergo
controversial virginity inspections this month and follow-up

scans every six months.
The districts female mayor,
Dudu Mazibuko, who devised the
scheme, says the scholarships are
intended to encourage abstinence and prevent disease, and
to enable vulnerable females to
focus on their studies. The
UThukela district has some of the
highest rates of HIV/AIDS and

unwanted pregnancy in the
country, with some 25 percent of
teenage girls impregnated.
But the move has provoked
fierce debate. Bathabile Dlamini,
South Africas female minister for
social development, has slammed
the bursaries as being steeped in
patriarchal practices that oppress
women, and the countrys
Commission for Gender Equality
launched an investigation aiming
to shut down the program.
Rather than calling time-out on
female college students having
sex, the commission wants a
time-out on such old-fashioned
thinking. Abigail Haworth
UNITED STATES
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A N A L L -F E M A L E T E A M IS TA K I NG
ON T HE I N DY 500
At this years Indy 500, on May 29, history will be

made before any cars even complete the first lap.
Among the 33 cars in the starting field will be Grace
Autosport, the first all-female IndyCar team. Women
arent complete strangers to the eventnine have
competed in the races 99-year historybut Grace
Autosports entry marks the first time that an entire
racing team, from its driver and pit crew to public
relations staff, will be made up of women. Most
people will recognize a female driver like Danica
Patrick, but they dont see what happens behind the
scenes, says Beth Paretta, 42, who cofounded
Grace Autosport with Adrian Sussman, 49, in 2015.
Theres a host of people setting up strategy, building
the car, and getting it set up for the racewe want to
shine a light on those roles, too.
Grace Autosport also wants to bring attention to
Grace Autosport driver Katherine Legge

at a race in Mexico City, 2006
the pathways to those careersnamely, studying

science, engineering, technology, and mathand
has a partnership with Girls Who Code, a nonprofit
working to close the gender gap in technology.
The sport needs more engineers, and we want to
use the excitement of the Indy 500 to show young
girls the many careers in racing, Paretta says.
Thats the long-term play. But theres a shorterterm play as well. One of Grace Autosports goals is
to have a female driver win the Indy 500 within a
decadeand make history once again. Feifei Sun
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GOOD GIRL GONE BAD Theres never been a

movie like Neighbors 2we never get to see
college girls being comedic. I play Beth; she
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to learn about myself and my sexuality,
make new friends, smoke weed, get drunk
Shed totally be down with crystals. ORIGIN
MYTH Two years ago, while walking in
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, I saw a street
vendor selling crystals. He talked me into
getting a rose-quartz necklace, and I carried
it around everywhere. GOING ONCE, TWICE
I started following girls on Instagram, like
@rocksforthespirit. Shell post a photo of
a crystal for auction, and you bid in the
comments. One time, I really wanted this
huge teal-colored crystal. I didnt even know
what the stones properties were, I was just
like, Thats beautiful; I bet it does great shit;
I want it. I was bidding up to $400! Then a
friend came over, and I forgot about bidding
and lost. Thats God telling me, You need
to calm the fuck down. You dont need
thatyou dont even know what that does.
SORRY NOT SORRY I understand why people
believe its a placebo effecttheres no
physical evidence that crystals heal youbut,
to me, that makes it better. That I can trick
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Take This ROSE
UnReal, the Lifetime hit series that goes behind the scenes to parody the
dating shows we adore, returns this month. Constance Zimmer, who plays
a ruthless producer, pulls the strings to create the drama By L I N D S E Y W EB E R
Do you watch The Bachelor?
I dont. Doing
UnReal was fun because it actually forced
me to watch a bunch of reality shows when
we started, because I would read these
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our show, are now watching it. People love
television shows where you feel like youre
seeing inside a world youre not supposed to.
MC: Will UnReal go The Bachelorette on us,
with men vying for the rose?
CZ: Sadly, not for season two. I was hoping
MARIE CLAIRE:
CONSTANCE ZIMMER:
for that, but we wanted to keep the same

concept that worked, which was a male suitor
and female contestants. Because of the success
of season one, it allows us to go darker and
dive into an even more fucked-up world.
MC: We cant imagine it getting any more
fucked-up.
CZ: Oh, yeah, it can. Weve thrown in the fact
that we now have the first-ever black suitor,
which comes with its own complications.
MC: Youre beating The Bachelor on that one.
CZ: And that, to me, is exciting, because satire
is a superpowerful tool to explore really
serious issues like diversity. And women are
in more-powerful positions than ever before.
Unfortunately, my character, Quinn, will not
be as nice as most people should be about it.
Shes out for blood.
2. THE NICE GUYS (Warner Bros.,

May 20) The super-70s stylethink puka
shells and feathered hairadds to the
hilarity of this witty action comedy starring
Russell Crowe, as a professional tough guy,
and Ryan Gosling, as a sad-sack P.I., who
team up to solve an L.A. crime involving
missing girls, porn stars, and smog.
3. ME BEFORE YOU (Warner Bros.,
June 3) Prepare to feel all the feels while
watching Jojo Moyes adaptation of her
best sellera romance between a cheerfully quirky young woman (Emilia Clarke)
and the bitter (but gorgeous and wealthy,
of course) man (Sam Claflin) she becomes
a caregiver to after an accident leaves
him paralyzed. Consider it your postbrunch planits an unabashed chick flick
you wont want to miss.
Kate Beckinsale (right)
with Chlo Sevigny
QUICKIE Q&A
TRACK STAR
Swedish pop singer Zara Larsson is taking the States by storm this summer
MARIE CLAIRE: You first
appeared on the Swedish
version of Americas Got Talent
eight years ago at age 10
what have you learned since?
ZARA LARSSON: Every day is a process of
getting somewhere. Maybe when I look back in
10 years, Ill say, Wow, I learned a lot. But right
now, I dont think about it. I have no idea whats

going on tomorrow. All Im doing is what I love:
writing songs and singing. Oh, and Ive found
that American audiences are way more fun.
They seem more into the music and really about
whats happening onstage. Theyre way louder,
too. In Sweden, people are just trying to act cool.
Americans just want to have fun. Stelios Phili
Follow Marie Claire on Spotify to stream a playlist Larsson created for us (and our summer parties)!
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Russell Crowe
Sam Claflin
and Emilia
Clarke
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1. LOVE & FRIENDSHIP (Roadside

Attractions, May 13) Lady Susan Vernon
(Kate Beckinsale) is a beautiful, mercilessly
conniving widow in 1790s England whos
hell-bent on remarrying money. She shares
her true intentions only with her BFF (Chlo
Sevigny). The film is a brilliant mash-up of
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The Girls is certainly about a horrific murder

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crew, after allbut its more about, well, the
girls who were seduced by a charismatic
leader, the power of attraction, and the lure of
fitting in. Written from the perspective of a
young hanger-on, retelling what happened
when shes older but not necessarily wiser,
this tale is as addictive as it is shocking.
2. MODERN LOVERS
by Emma Straub (Riverhead)
In Ditmas Park, a precious Brooklyn enclave

youd have to see to believe, a few college
besties have taken over. With a real-estate
agent, a chef, a yogi guru, and teens sneaking
off to do what teens do when teens sneak off
Straubs latest has something for everyone. Did
we mention a midlife crisis, too? (OK, crises.)
3. HOMEGOING
by Yaa Gyasi (Knopf)
This commanding debut trails 300 years of a

Ghanaian bloodlinebeginning with sisters
separated and raised in different tribes in the
18th century, down their lineage to America,
circa todayand will stay with you long after
youve finished reading. When people talk
about all the things fiction can teach its
readers, theyre talking about books like this.
4. BARKSKINS
6. AN ABBREVIATED LIFE
by Annie Proulx (Scribner)
by Ariel Leve (Harper)
From the Pulitzer Prize winner who brought

us Brokeback Mountain comes another
sprawling drama. Told in 10 sections,
starting in 1693, Proulxs new novel follows
two barkskins (aka timbermen) and their
descendants. And the family hardships, too,
of course. Cue the movie deal.
Award-winning journalist Leve turns the lens

on herself to examine her erratic childhood.
Raised by a capricious poet mother, whose
inconsistent attention left young Leve to parent
herself, the author brings up fascinating natureversus-nurture questions and the psychological
implications of an abbreviated upbringing.
5. GREETINGS FROM
UTOPIA PARK
by Tig Notaro (Ecco)
7. IM JUST A PERSON
by Claire Hoffman (Harper)
Hoffman was an early adopter of

transcendental meditationif you can call
a 3-year-old that. The writer revisits growing
up in a meditation community and how her
mother, a devout follower of the Giggling
Guru, uprooted the family to be among other
like-minded folks. But, as Hoffman discovers,
utopia isnt quite so easy to come by.
Any comedy nerd knows about the stand-upset-gone-viral that launched Notaro to
household-name status: Just days after being
diagnosed with breast cancerfollowing her
mothers unexpected deathNotaro took to
the stage and announced the news. And made
everyone laugh like hell. Delving deeper, Im
Just a Person chronicles the tough time and
will make you laugh, or cry, or both.
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Top of mind: Brazilian
women are all about the
hair! We love the hair, the
men love the hair Its
the first thing you see
on a person before their
eyes, then the smile, and
all the rest. But to me,
hair always makes the
biggest first impression.
Victorias Secret
worthy fitness: Im very
feminine when it comes to

working out. I like Pilates and
barre classesthose are my
go-tos. And I love yoga; thats
the one I cant live without.
Off-duty: Theres an island

called Florianpolis in south
Brazil that my whole family
goes to for holiday. I also love
Trancoso: Its a beautiful,
charming village where the
food is amazing and the
weather is always sunny
and perfect.
Multitasking tip: I love
doing a hair mask on the beach
when Im on vacation. Just put
one on, tie up a bun, and your
hair stays hydrated without
getting damaged.
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Heres my deepest, darkest beauty secret: I dont own a

blowdryer. I know, I know, thats crazy talkbut the
truth is, when it comes to certain grooming rituals, Im
just plain old lazy. (Self-tanner and/or post-shower
body lotion, false lashes, and DIY manicures also need
not apply for my minimalist regimen.) Ive had long
hair for most of my life, and the act of holding a heavy
Beauty Director
hot tool over my head is a tedious half- to full-hour
E RI N F L AH ERTY
exercise to rival a CrossFit session. Instead, I rely on
the graces of air-drying, blowout bars, and dry shampoo (shout-out to
Dove, which makes a great one). That said, the latest innovations in
achieving just-stepped-out-of-a-salon hair at home may persuade me to do
otherwise: Dyson, known heretofore as the vacuum-cleaner purveyor, has
harnessed supersonic technology and a team of 15 motor engineers to
create one of the smallest, lightest, and most powerful dryers Ive ever
seen. It will launch early this fall, and Im counting the days. This
breakthrough, combined with all the cool new potions and tools designed
to make the whole blowout process less painful, could convince even
confirmed wash-and-go girls like me to change their slothful ways.
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What you put

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JANUARY
JONES
IN HER OWN WORDS
ve always had a lot of hair, but its very fine.

Everyone got me all psyched about being pregnant,
saying that I would have this amazing, lustrous hair,
but I didnt get the gorgeous mane other mothersto-be seem to. Instead, my strands turned coarse, and
I ended up having to condition a lot more.
I dont like sitting in the hair-and-makeup chair
for very long, but I do try to be collaborative when
it comes to my characters styles. I find its helpful
for me to feel different in a role when I look differentwhether
its wardrobe or even body language. My current role as Melissa on
The Last Man on Earth is the closest Ive ever played to methe
hair, the look, the wardrobe. Sometimes I struggle with it. I think,
Am I saying that because I would say that or because Melissa
would say it that way?
Betty, on Mad Men, was different. She came from a lot of

money and had a set style that she liked. The show started in the
mid-1950s and ended in the 60s, but her lookthe expensive
tailored clothes, the bouffant, the manicured nailsdidnt really
change that much. She kept that same hair, which morphed slightly
from Grace Kelly to Jackie Onassis over time. After years of doing
the show, my hair was trained into that style! It didnt take much
for it to go into place. When I curled my hair at home, it would
bounce into that shape, and Id be like, No!
Getting your hair done every day for work sounds like a dream
come true, but all that back-combing and heat styling can be
super-damaging. In season six of Mad Men, I went from blonde to
red to black to blonde, all in four months. My hair was ready to fall
out at that point. When we were on hiatus, I cut my hair really short
and didnt do anything except condition it for the whole summer.
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The Hollywood beauty talks about taking risks on the red

carpet and why she prefers bowl cuts and braids
to boring (dare we say, Betty Draper?) hair
IN HER OWN
WORDS
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I began using this night

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Jones wore a triple braid to

a Fox party in January
When I was younger, my

hair was white, and I liked
wearing it shortboy cuts and
the bowl cut with the wedge.
One of my favorites I called
The Spike; it was really short
and I would spike up the
slightly longer hairs on top
with Dep gel. I remember
going to school with The Spike,
and three weeks later, my
fourth-grade teacher, Miss Palmer, copied me. Then I had to change
my hairstyle. I was over it.
People were just more experimental with their hair when I was
growing up. I was influenced by Madonna, Blondie, and the punks, but
I never had a mohawk. One time, my mom permed my bangs so I
wouldnt have to curl them every morningthat turned out really bad.
The second half of junior high, I grew out my hair and kept it straight
and long until I moved to New York at 18.
These days, I love taking risks with my look, especially on the red
carpet. At the Fox All-Star Party earlier this year, I knew that Will Forte
and Mel Rodriguez would have half their heads shaved, because I had
been filming with themand I needed to compete. I saw this streetstyle picture of a girl with short hair on Instagraminstead of a
middle part, she had a braid in the center. Bridget Brager did my hair
that day, and it was her idea to also do the two braids on the sides of
my head and have them join in the back. If youre going to do an event
and have to talk about yourself, at least a style with some artistic
expression makes it more fun. As told to Ning Chao
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WHAT I LOVE
ABOUT ME
These Georgia peaches hit Savannahs tree-lined

streets to flaunt their finest qualities
Interviews by C LAIR E FONTA NET TA
Photographs by JO EL BA RH A MA N D
ALESSA
REUFFURTH, 22
Im a runner,
so its important
that I take care
of my body.
To me, health
is beauty.
GUEST EDITOR:
AMY CHANG, 20
MALIKAH
MCHERRINCOBB, 22
My bangs
exemplify my
youthful, fun
attitude.
ASHLEY ROSALES, 21
I get my naturally kinky-curly

hair from my Hispanic father.
I love my cleft chin because its a subtle accent

to my angular faceit makes me unique.
The Savannah College of Art and Design student

has the inside scoop on where to shop, dine, and enjoy
the summer sun. Good eats: Looking for authentic
Southern fare? Head to Alligator Soul (alligatorsoul.
com), an eatery that serves up delicious, well,
everything. If youre feeling adventurous, try the exotic
specialtya selection of imported ostrich, deer, or
rattlesnake! Fine art: The first Friday of every
month, Art March (artrisesavannah.org/artmarch)
coordinates trolley tours to galleries off the tourists
radar. Retail therapy: If youre into funky sunglasses
and secondhand furniture, stop by The Vicars Wife
(facebook.com/thevicarswifecom), a small vintage shop
where youre sure to find a bargain thatll make your
trip worthwhile. Cool digs: Stay at the historic Foley
House Inn (foleyinn.com)if you dare; its rumored to
be haunted by a ghost named Wally. Must-do: Get
ready to pig outand listen to some smooth tunesat
the fourth-annual Savannah Blues, Jazz & BBQ festival
(June 3 to 4), happening on River Street.
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SADAYA
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My daily
workout is
as much a
part of my
routine as
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my teeth is.
NIAMBI
NELSON, 21
Vivid-yellow
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skin tone. I love
experimenting
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PAMELA
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My hair
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I have to look
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I leave the house
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Model Aamito
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more than a
pretty face
THE NEXT
BIG THINGS
Its no longer business as usual in the beauty world.

These trailblazing women are disrupting the way we
think about everything from modeling to makeup
Referring to models as walking clothes

hangers is borderline offensiveand completely out of touch. The women currently
finding success in front of the fashion worlds
cameras are so much more than good looks
and long legs. Take Ugandan beauty Aamito
Lagum: In February, a shot of her voluptuous
pout taken backstage at the Ohne Titel fall
fashion show sparked a handful of outrageous, racially charged comments and slurs
when it was posted on the Instagram
account of MAC Cosmetics. The makeup
company, along with scores of women,
jumped to Lagums defense, but the best
response was from @aamito_lagum herself,
who reposted the image with the ultracool
(and empowering) caption, My lips giving
you sleepless nightsand collected more
than 7,000 likes of support. Im glad it happened, Lagum reflects now. Maybe it will
encourage others to speak up in the future.
First discovered on Africas Next Top
Model in 2014, Lagum knows a thing or
two about the power todays models wield,
thanks to the many platforms that connect
them with fans and allow them to express
their personalities. Inspiring people has
been one of my goalsthis job now comes
with a sense of responsibility, she says.
With nearly 70 runway shows already under
her belt, the 5'11" beautywho speaks six
languages, for the recordis well on her
way to becoming the next one-name supermodel, alongside her social-media-savvy
idols, Karlie, Jourdan, and Joan. Her most
memorable show so far? Being cast to close
at Zac Posen, where Ugandan Princess
Elizabeth of Toro served as the muse for
the fall collection. Ive actually met [the
princess], and shes such a lovely lady and
really inspiring, Lagum enthuses. It was
perfect. Katie Becker
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Growing up, Wong dabbled with natural
treatments inspired by her Chinese heritage, and
later trained with celebrity facialist Joanna Vargas,
a pioneer of skin-smoothing technology like
microcurrent machines and LED light therapy. At her own space (ceciliawong
skincare.com), shes gained a reputation for incorporating the natural and the
high-tech. Eastern and Western philosophies work really well together if you
know how to blend them, she says. For example, during her signature Sculpt &
Empower facial, Wong massages in the vitamin-C-and-omega-packed Black Currant
Serum from her own line (a new cult favorite among skincare junkies) and then
follows it with a microcurrent session. The devices gentle electric charge helps
drive ingredients deeper and stimulates your muscles to contract, so your face looks
more toned afterward, she explains.
Personalization is also key: Every new client receives a bespoke facial, which may
include oxygen sprays and LED light therapy, as well as nutrition and lifestyle advice.
Theres no rule book, Wong says. Im a strong believer that there is more than one
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Some stylists attribute their careers to

years of hard work in the salon, but
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followers have played the biggest role
in her success. Of course, her impressive
rsum doesnt hurt: She started as hair
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currently styles A-list clients like the entire
Kardashian-Jenner clan. Now, with the
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way) Haircare, and a massive social
following of more than 1.3 million, shes
on her #ouai to being as famous as the
women who sit in her chair.
Ive always kept my finger on the pulse,
whether answering Periscope questions
or getting Instagram feedback, says Atkin,
who also runs the blog Mane Addicts.
The [Ouai] bottles are Instagram-worthy,
but I obviously wanted the line to perform
as well. And it does, as evidenced by
the popularity of her subscription service,
which resupplies customers with musthaves like her new hair vitamins and a
wave mist the exact color of champagne.
I was very specific about the shade, Atkin
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suggests applying mascara to top lashes in three separate steps: First, coat the hairs
on your inner corners by swiping the wand toward your nose; next, coax the lashes in
the center straight up; finally, fan the outer third of your lashes toward your ears.
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NEW-WAVE AESTHETICIAN
Beauty is a spiritual journey, says Mashell Tabe, a medical aesthetician and

energy healer who splits her time between New York City and New Mexico, while
treating the skin of overextended women like Mila Kunis and Naomi Watts. Think
about how stress triggers acne, she says. The fact that theres a connection
between skin and emotions isnt a crazy foreign concept. (Not that Tabe is averse
to out-there concepts: If clients are up for it, shell read their chakras and discuss
angels and the divine.)
Her facials, however, are firmly rooted in research-backed dermatology. At the
core of her practice is microneedling, a technique that reduces acne scars and
wrinkles, according to several published studies. During the procedure, Tabe uses a
device with one-millimeter-long needles that create nearly invisible punctures in a
clients skin. Not only does this allow for better absorption of products applied immediately afterTabe is a proponent of vitamin C and retinolsbut also, the skin reacts
as if its been injured, jacking up collagen and elastin production. Just dont expect to
find the service at a standard spa: In many states, practitioners using devices with
needles longer than a half millimeter must have medical training.
Tabe realizes that not everyone has access to her services, so shes in the
process of launching her own skincare line and downloadable guided meditations
(mashelltabe.com). The quest for beauty is not vanity, but a ritualistic form
of self-love that nourishes the soul, she says. Its a philosophy that would have
sounded fringe a decade ago, but for todays juice-amped, yoga-fied woman,
it only makes sense to do some soul-searching while getting one hell of a medicalgrade facial. K.B.
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To wit, you wont find glittery faux
lashes in Stiles 120-piece line. But there are
tutorials on the website, fionastilesbeauty.
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Click on any product to cue up a collection
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Old-school dermatology has a reputation for being

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around the turn of the millennium is pushing the
profession forward with a holistic approach. My
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NYC-based dermatologist Dr. Dendy Engelman. Its
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patientthe actress entrusted her complexion to
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The South Carolina native
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chronic headaches after Botox. As Engelman
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administered by a neurologist, who injects (larger)
therapeutic doses at specific trigger points. Her cosmetic technique requires a smaller amount of the
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In the end, as long as her patients are healthier
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When the hazards of

fame left Selena Gomez
feeling lost, she not
only found her way, but
charted a new path on
her own terms. Revival
is more than just the
name of her latest hit
album and sellout tour
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f the world is just like high

school and Instagram is how
we know who the popular
kids are, then Selena Gomez is
currently the coolest kid in
the cafeteria. And what worries
her is the responsibility that
comes with having 62 million
71 million, she corrects me
(72 by the time Im writing this
and definitely more by the time
youre reading this)followers.
What should she post? When?
More? Less? Or, shudder, should
she just quit forever?
Im pretty sure Instagram
hates me because I say that all
the time, she says. Im like, Put
down the phone. I just dont know how long Ill
have it, to be honest.
Deleting her account may seem like a
statement, but it would be just the latest in a
series of baller moves in her evolution. Or more
apt, revolutionone rooted in child stardom at 7
on Barney & Friends, after her mother (who
became her first manager) found a flyer for an
open casting call for the show while they were
living in Grand Prairie, Texas. (Gomezs parents,
who had her at 16, werent married. They married
other people, which is how she has two toddler
half sisters on each side.)
Gomez, 23, wears her auburn-streaked brown
hair in a messy ponytail and gold-hoop earrings
that sway as she studies a menu on the top-floor
patio of the Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills.
Shes dressed in a faded Metallica T-shirt
(borrowed from her roommate, Courtney, who
lives with her in her Los Angeles home),
Vetements jeans, and her favorite Vuitton
sneakers. With barely any makeup, she could
almost pass for the 14-year-old the world first
really got to know on her second TV show,
Disneys Wizards of Waverly Place. (Before that,
she also guest-starred on Hannah Montana.)
Gomez was one of a generation of Disney
starsMiley Cyrus, Vanessa Hudgens, Demi
Lovato, et al.who each became famous and
then had to grow up and figure out, exactly, what
she was famous for.
After 10 years of Barney and Wizards, and four
Disney albums (and the spin-off specials and TV
movies associated with Wizards), Gomez was
tired of going through the motions, as she puts
it: Theres a difference between being famous
and being successful, and Ive always wanted to
be successful. Because I wasnt on a fragrance
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thing or on a cover of that, people were like, Shes a mess,

look at her; shes a failure. I couldnt get in the room for
anything in film, because I was in a tabloid. And for what?
It made no sense to me.
Selena Gomez 2.0, if thats what this phase of her career
is, was brought on by a crisis driven in part by the answer
to her For what? question: the very public nature of her
relationship with a certain high-profile pop star. There was
a sense that she was better known for whom she was with
than for who she was. I would be trying to promote
something that I loved, and the entire interview would be
about my personal life, she remembers. I would leave a
room feeling defeated, feeling embarrassed, but I would
always make sure to put that smile on my face because I
wasnt going to let them get to me. I could have said, Put
me on every billboard and pimp my name out until I have
nothing else left and Im done.
Instead, in 2014, which marked the end of that threeyear-long on-and-off relationship, she rethought her whole
system. I went through a really hard breakup, and it was
awful because it was super-exposed, she says. I didnt feel
like a real person anymore. I was sick of myself. I just
needed to stop and feel everything I needed to feel I
realized all the pleasing and whatever I was doing wasnt
getting me anywhere.
She hired a new manager, parted ways with her agent,
left Disney-owned Hollywood Records for Interscope,
and signed a reported $3 million deal with Pantene.
I walked into every single one of those rooms, and not
one person helped me make those decisions, she says.
I had to not be afraid to ask dumb questions, which means
I asked a million things about every single step that I
was making.
The reboot included singing lessons, acting lessons,
and rejecting some of the songs her new label wanted
her to record, instead decamping to Mexico (My label
thought I wanted a free vacation, so that was a fun
conversation) for an intense songwriting retreat, out
of which sprang last years Revival, a powerful pop
statement that established her as a musical force in the
making with three consecutive singles hitting number
one. (Only five other female artists, among them Katy
Perry and Lady Gaga, have accomplished that feat.)
Every agent and every manager thinks they know
better, but ultimately, you get to the place where I feel like
Ive been, Gomez says. Authenticity is my life. They make
great choices, but I make the decisions.
She absolutely took charge, says John Janick, CEO of
Interscope. She and I got into bigger fights than Ive ever
gotten into with any artist Ive ever worked with, but it
was all healthy. She is so passionate about what she
wanted, sometimes she was just fighting for it so hard.
She made the decisions that she wanted to, and thats why
the album is so great. There have been opportunities to
take shortcuts that she chose not to take, because she
wanted to stand on her own two feet.
Just the year before, Gomez made the most un-Disney

movie she could have, the Harmony Korinedirected
dark teen picture Spring Breakers, in which she played
bikini-clad bad girl Faith. (Korine had originally thought
of her for Vanessa Hudgens role, even badder girl Candy.)
She did a cameo in last years Wall Street drama The Big
Short and has a small but crucial part in this months
comedy Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising. Gomez has also sold
a miniseries to Netflix based on the young-adult novel
Thirteen Reasons Why, with Gomez as executive producer
and Oscar-winning Spotlight director/cowriter Tom
McCarthy on board to direct a few episodes. (She hasnt
decided whether she will appear in it.) And today, shes
rehearsing to hit the road for the 43-city, 20,000-mile
Revival tourher biggest yet (and those are just the
North American dates). I finally just wanted to go for
it, she says. I wanted to do things that I knew were
going to be me. I dont want people
to look at me as someone who is just
this celebrity person.
Only now does she believe her
talent is catching up with her fame.
Shes earning it, says Rob Burnett,
who directed Gomez in the indie
comedy The Fundamentals of Caring,
which premiered at Sundance
and streams as a Netflix Original
in late June. For a kid her age to
understand that fame without
accomplishment is empty is
incredible. Shes accomplished a lot,
but it would be easy for her to fall
prey to all the frills and craziness of
fame. If youre Selena Gomez, you
could just go make tens of millions of
dollars doing what youve already
done. But the idea that she is
pushing herself so hard is the sign
that she has an artistic will.
As her best friend, Taylor Swift has had an intimate
vantage point from which to witness Gomez grow from a
polite and wide-eyed 16-year-old to this beautifully
complex and unapologetically independent woman, Swift
writes in an e-mail. Shell probably never let anyone
know how hard it was for her to get to this point in her life
and career. She never explains publicly just how many
struggles shes had to endure to become independent and
known for her own achievements.
And even as Gomez is asserting herself in ways
unthinkable even to her a few years ago, the siren call of
social media remains a sticky trap of self-regard and
self-loathing. The days of spending an hour on her phone
first thing in the morning may be gone, but she can still go
down that sinkhole of looking at another celebritys photo
and feeling, Man, I wish I worked out more, she says.
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Speaking from a 23-year-old girls point of view, Im

very aware that its a false reality. Youre seeing the
best of people.
Thats why, she continues, you have to put it down.
You get tagged in things that happened years ago, and
its just throwing things in your face all the time.
Just the day before, Justin Bieber posted an old photo
of the two of them with the caption, Feels. Everybodys
entitled to feel what they want to feel, she says. Im a
very emotional person, and its complicated to get into.
Later that week, shell be watching Bieber on his
Purpose World Tour at L.A.s Staples Center, where shell
be watched by the media, which trips over itself guessing
at the status of their relationship. I have to get used to
it, she says. Just like you would if you worked with
somebody and you dated them, and then you have to go
back to work.
Since her last relationship, Gomez has been careful
about opening herself up again, preferring to keep
things casual. Ive been dating. Ive been having the
best time. But I dont trust anybody, so dating can
only be fun if I know Im going to have fun, she says.
I have to believe that one day it will just work out. I
dont make that a priority. Its not something I want
to stress about.
In our age of the overshare, potential suitors have a
preconception of who they think I am Ive had to stop
people telling me things, because they want to say so
much of their story, because thats how you can connect to
people. Ive said to them, Im so sorry, I dont think you
know me well enough to be saying that to me. You should
keep so much of who you are to yourself, meaning you
should hold on to your heart.
At rehearsals in a dark, mirrored studio in Van Nuys,
Los Angeles, Gomez transforms into a fierce warriorartist, commanding a dozen or so dancers in leotards
working through the choreography as she sings her hit
Hands to Myself in her muscular tenor. Her tour
manager sits on a nearby sofa looking at his phone as
a sound technician pipes in the music over the PA.
Listening intently to the choreographer, Gomez dutifully
strides to the taped X on the floor where she will be rising
up onto the stage from below.
While shes stoked about the tour and showing her
fans where I am at in my life, Gomez is even more
excited about the next album, for which she and her
team are already recording music: Im just really in an
inspirational place. I really feel motivated.
There are signed photographs on the wall of the
reception area of other performers who have rehearsed
here: Taylor, Katy, Britney, and, right in the middle, a
16-year-old Gomez. She stands by the photo, smiling just
like her younger self, and says, See? I havent changed
at all. Im still exactly the same.
She may look the same, but everything is different
now. Which is exactly what she wants.
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RAISE YOUR
GLASS
We talked to more than
a dozen women killing
it in the world of alcohol
right nowfrom distillers
to brewers, bartenders
to bakers (trust us)for
MC s ultimate guide
to throwing a cantmiss party and kicking
back with a cold one
(or whatever you want;
weve got it all). Cheers!
Photographs by
KEIRNAN MONAGHAN &
THEO VAMVOUNAKIS
GET BEHIND
THE BAR
The Violet
Hours
Eden
Laurin
shes the
managing partner
of the Chicago cocktail
bar that the most
serious of drinkers
make pilgrimage
toshares her pro
tips on shaking,
stirring, and serving
up drinks
By HEATHER FURLOW
1. Shake em up: At Violet Hour, newcomers train for six

hours; I got blisters! Dont shake your shaker so much that
the drink turns into slush. Go slow if its got egg whites
in it and you want to emulsify. If you have lemon and want
to get the oil out of the peel, shake it hard.
2. Start with the cheap stuff: Because if you mess up,
then you dont lose as much money. Lets say youre
making a Mojitoyoud put in the mint, then simple syrup,
then citrus, and then booze. If you knock it over or get
distracted, itll always be the same flow.
3. Do-it-your-damn-self: Create flavors naturally.
You can buy a pint of blackberries, for instance,
and cook them down to make a syrup. Its going to
be cheaper, and its going to taste better.
4. Get all mixed up: If you want to have the show of
shaking the drink, pre-batch your spirits and sweetener,
and when youre ready to serve, all you have to do is
add your citrus, add your mix, and shake it up.
5. Stay cool: We tend to avoid eye contact because we
know the person is waiting. Just look up and say, Oh,
man, thisll be a second, but its going to taste so good!
For Laurin's recipes for the Hotel Nacional and a classic Manhattan
(pictured at left), visit marieclaire.com/cocktail-drink-recipes.
PLEASE, PUT AWAY

THE MARGARITA GLASSES
Cocktails,
clockwise
from top left:
the Hotel
Nacional,
the Miranda,*
a classic
Manhattan,
and the Pink
Grapefruit
Paloma*
*Recipe at right
Its summer, summer,

summertime, and the hot,
sticky weather outside means
you can expect glasses full
of sweet, sticky, lime-colored
Margs at every bar, BBQ,
and house party. Make your
own bash stand out with
some help from the women
behind two of the biggest
agave-distilling brands (Bertha
Gonzlez Nieves, CEO of
Tequila Casa Dragones and the
worlds first female Maestra
Tequilera, and Jenna Fagnan,
president of Tequila Avin).
Here are two cocktails thatll
make your guests scream,
Tequila! sans Margarita mix
By JEN ORTIZ
From
Gonzlez
Nieves:
MIRANDA
1 large basil leaf
oz. Contratto aperitif
1 oz. Tequila Casa
Dragones Blanco
oz. pink grapefruit juice
1 oz. La Spinetta ros wine
Muddle basil leaf with aperitif
in a mixing glass. Add tequila,
juice, and wine. Stir with ice.
Strain and serve in a chilled rocks
glass with ice. Garnish with half
of a pink grapefruit slice.
Basil complements
the roasted agave notes of
Casa Dragones, while
grapefruit brings out subtle
citrus notes.
From Fagnan:
PINK
GRAPEFRUIT
PALOMA
2 oz. Avin Reposado
2 oz. pink grapefruit juice
1 oz. fresh lime juice
1 oz. agave nectar
Splash club soda
Combine tequila, juices,
and agave in a shaker with
ice. Strain and serve over
fresh ice. Top off with
splash of soda. Garnish
with a grapefruit wedge.
Using fresh grapefruit

juice makes people think
you slaved away for
hours to prepare the
perfect cocktailsecretly
it is so easy.
PROBLEM: You dont know where to start.

SOLUTION: My ideal scenario would be a Welcome small
munch, then a starter, a main, and a dessert. And then

for drinks, you have to assume two drinks per person for
the first hour and then another drink per hour after that.
Hosting a party
isnt always as fun as
the party itself. Enter
Nicole Williams
of Made Real Vodka
(created for, as she
describes them, great
occasions to inspire,
connect, collaborate).
Who better to
troubleshoot your
next bash?
PROBLEM: Someone arrives early and youre not ready.

SOLUTION: Get too-early guests involved in the finishing
touches. Just be like, Im so glad youre here! Youre just in

time to help me set the table!
PROBLEM: Guests arent mingling.
SOLUTION: I love quick sound-bite intros to connect two
people with somethingeven if its a pretty thin thread

that they have in common. Like, Jodie, have you met
Karen? Funny enough, you guys both lived in L.A. for the
past two years! For a dinner, at each place setting have
a card with a fill-in-the-blank sentence, like The most
awkward moment I ever had was and then you share
it with the group. Before you know it, you cant get them
to stop talking! Which is perfect.
PROBLEM: The party is over and you want guests to leave.

SOLUTION: Look really busy, and say, Oh! I gotta
start cleaning up Because no one wants to help you

clean. J.O.
DRINK THIS
A PAIRING GUIDE TO STUFF

IN OUR KITCHEN, FROM
JUNE RODIL, BEVERAGE
DIRECTOR AT SOME OF THE
COOLEST RESTAURANTS
IN AUSTIN, TEXAS (THINK:
LAMBERTS AND JEFFREY'S)
Spicy Thai takeout
RIESLING
Itll cool down your palate.
Hummus and pita chips
SPARKLING CHENIN BLANC
Hummus has an oily and
granular texture, so you
want something cleansing.
Garlicky pasta
BARBERA RED WINE
Herbaceous, so it catches
the garlic tone, while the
fruitiness mellows it out.
Desk salad leftovers
GRNER VELTLINER
Its got really fun citrus
flavors and white peppers,
so itll liven up that sad
half salad!
WHISKEY 101
A PRIMER FROM HEATHER DAINES,

JIM BEAMS GROUP MANAGER OF
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Well take our

whiskey on
the rocks
no mixer,
no problem
Lesson No. 1: How Its Made. Whiskey

is made from the same ingredients as
beer, distilled to a higher proof, then
aged in a charred barrel. Lesson
No. 2: What to Order. If you like dry
wine, go for older whiskey. Straight
bourbon whiskey is aged at least two
years. Lesson No. 3: How to Order
It. Neat; rocks (over ice); and up
(shaken or stirred over ice, strained,
and served in a martini glass).
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THROW A BASH
PRO TIP:
Start the dinner

party with a
classic Negroni.
You just need
Campari, Rosso
vermouth, and
gin. Its the
easiest, most
delicious drink in
the world.
Natasha David,
owner of
Nitecap, NYC
BUILD A
HOME BAR
Get the essentials for the perfect liquor
cart and turn your next girls night out
into a night in By ELIZABETH YOUNG
1. THE BOOZE Be prepared: Buy
a bottle each of vodka, gin, rum,
whiskey (some suggestions: Stoli
Elit vodka, Brugal Rum, Farmers
Gin, and Basil Haydens bourbon
whiskey), and tequila, as well
as dry and sweet vermouths from
Dolin, Cointreau, and Campari.
2. THE MIXERS Stock your standard
mixers (see: Q tonic), and branch
out with a new fave: Spiked Seltzer
grapefruit. spikedseltzer.com 3. THE
BITTERS Start with Angostura and
then go wild with Bitter Tears KiKi,
made with lavender and ginger.
bittertears.la 4. THE TOOLS Cocktail
Kingdom makes it easy to shake and

stir with exhaustive sets designed
for each task. cocktailkingdom.com
5. THE GLASSES Strain your
drink into a vessel worthy of its
splendor. West Elms set covers
the basics: martini, coupe, snifter,
Collins, and rocks glasses. westelm.
com 6. FOR THE LAZY GIRL Throw
it all out the window in a pinch
with bottles that are ready as is,
like Austin Cocktails vodka-based
Paradise Found, made with
basil, coconut water, and agave,
or French aperitif Lillet Blanc.
austincocktails.com; lillet.com
PARTY SNACK 2.0
TAKE A PAGE FROM KEAVY

BLUEHER AND ALLISON KAVE
(RIGHT), THE DUO BEHIND
BROOKLYN BAR/BAKERY BUTTER &
SCOTCH, AND THEIR BUTTER &
SCOTCH COOKBOOK (COMING
IN SEPTEMBER FROM ABRAMS)
THE DRINK:
Rita & Bernie
Cocktail
THE SNACK:
Scotchy Brown
Butter Popcorn
2 oz. Brown Butter

Scotch (see right)
1 oz. Carpano
Antica Formula
sweet vermouth
3 dashes Angostura
bitters
Luxardo cherry
for garnish
In a mixing glass, stir
scotch, vermouth,
and bitters with ice
until well-chilled,
about 20 seconds.
Strain into a chilled
cocktail glass,
and garnish with
a cherry.
Serves 24
cup popcorn
kernels
cup Scotchy
Brown Butter,
melted (see right)
2 tbsp. kosher salt
Pop the popcorn
however you like
(we use an air
popper). Drizzle
with the melted
butter, and
sprinkle salt over
the top. Toss well
to incorporate,
and eat it while
its hot!
THE SECRET
INGREDIENT:
1 lb. good
unsalted butter
500 ml single malt
scotch whiskey
In a saucepan over
medium heat, melt
butter. Allow it to
bubble, then foam;
when you smell a nutty
aroma, remove from
heat. Stir, then pour
into a freezer-safe
container. Add scotch,
cover, and freeze
overnight. Remove
butter and save for
popcorn; strain scotch
through a coffee filter
for cocktail. Refrigerate
both until ready to use.
FEEL
THE
SPIRIT
ROS
TASTE TEST
OVER A DOZEN MC
STAFFERS, WITH THE
BFFS OF YES WAY ROS,
TASTE-TESTED SOME
OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND NEW-TO-MARKET
BOTTLES. OUR FAVES:
Ros
all day
SWIG WINE
LIKE A PRO
Talk about wine like you actually know what

youre talking about with Katie Delaney Owen, wine
director of WINCs cool-kid wine-subscription
service, Club W By LANE FLORSHEIM
Santa Margherita Brut Ros

($20): DAT BUBBLY THO!
Gerard Bertrand Cote des
Roses Ros ($16): A little bit
of zest to this one, and I am
down. White Girl Ros ($15):
Would drink all summer
long. Letter grade: A.
Charles & Charles Ros ($14):
Like the best drunken picnic
on an early summer day.
E. Guigal Ctes du Rhne
Ros ($16): Full-bodied,
red wine-y. Union Wine
Companys Underwood Ros
($12): Jolly Rancher,
in a good way.
THE WINNER: Summer
Water x Yes Way Ros &
Club W Nikki Huganir and
Erica Blumenthal (above,
from left) know good
roswhich is why theyve
created their own with
Club W (see left). Summer
Water is a Provence-style
California ros with berry and
citrus notes, Blumenthal
says. And as Huganir points
out, It goes with anything.
THE DISTILLER:
Ashby Marshall
at Spirit Works in
Sebastopol, CA
SHE MAKES:
Gin, vodka,
and whiskey
THE DISTILLER:
Nicole Austin
at Kings County
Distillery in
Brooklyn
SHE MAKES:
Moonshine and
bourbon
THE DISTILLER:
Marianne Barnes
at Castle & Key
Distillery in
Louisville, KY
SHE MAKES:
Bourbon
THE DISTILLER:
Chanel Turner
at Fou-Dre
in Upper
Marlboro, MD
SHE MAKES:
Vodka
At the store: READ THE LABELS. Pay less attention to the year, cautions Owen.
2010 might be a great vintage in Napa and a terrible vintage somewhere else. Instead, look
to the region. Anything in Europe is considered Old World, and anything outside it, New
World. New World wines are known for being bigger, bolder, a bit sweeter, and oftentimes
made from riper fruit. Old World wines are lighter-bodied and can be lower in alcohol
content. At home: POUR IT UP, POUR IT UP. I count when Im pouring, Owen says.
Do a five- to six-second pour. A normal glass is five ounces. At a restaurant: OPPOSITES
(MOSTLY) ATTRACT. Owens number-one rule: Pairing wine works best when food and wine flavors are either
complementing or opposing each other. Wine with a little sweetness goes well with spicy food, she says. On
the other hand, you might have a buttery lobster dish that goes really well with a buttery chardonnay.
THE DISTILLER:
Bridget Firtle
at The Noble
Experiment in
Brooklyn
SHE MAKES:
Rum
Kelly Tunney
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MEET THE DISTILLERS

WHO KNOW
WHAT GOES INTO
THE BEST BOTTLE
WHAT KIND OF BEER IS FOR YOU?
Fact: Beer is awesome. Use this guide, crafted with Meg Gill, the L.A.-based
cofounder of Golden Road Brewing, to find the right one for you
WHERE ARE YOU DRINKING?
HOW ADVENTUROUS
At a dinner party.
SO YOU COULD JUST
At the beach.
USE SOMETHING
ARE YOU?
I live for the thrill.
COLD TO HELP
Id rather Netflix and chill.
DO YOU HAVE A SWEET TOOTH?

Have any candy?
STOUTS & PORTERS
More of a sipping
beer. Theyre sweeter,
sometimes have higher
alcohol contentthe
kind of beer youd
pair with dessert. She
recommends: Ten Fidy
by Oskar Blues.
WINE LIST OR
YOU IGNORE THAT
COCKTAIL MENU?
SUNBURN?
Anyone have
a corkscrew?
Shake that shaker.
Exactly!
Less sugary, more savory.

IPAs
Think of them as
the merlot of the beer
category. And the
bitterness is just part
of the complexity.
She recommends:
Golden Road,
of course.
PALE ALES
Less hop intensity,
but still medium color
and mouth feel.
She recommends:
Sierra Nevada Pale
Ale, or 805 blonde ale
by Firestone Walker
Brewing Co.
THE WILD CARDS

There are niche
beer categories,
like sour beers or
ciders: sweeter,
but plenty have a
drier finish. She
recommends: Cidre
by Stella.
LAGERS
Craft lagers have
more complexity
now but are still your
standard summertime
refreshing beer. A beer
drinkers beer! She
recommends: Four Star
Pils by Goose Island. J.O.
THE BAR CODE

DONT WANT TO STAY IN? WE TAPPED
IVY MIX (CO-OWNER OF BROOKLYN
MEZCAL BAR LEYENDA) FOR A LESSON
IN BAR ETIQUETTE
Chug! Chug!
Chug! Heal the
Bay IPA from
Golden Road
Brewing
Rule No. 1: Say what you like Cocktail

menus can be like reading the Bible. Tell the
bartender, I want a refreshing, tall drink,
and add that you like, say, watermelon and
vodka. Rule No. 2: Ignore the Mojito
myth Afraid of ordering something difficult
(see: muddling)? Dont be. To be honest, all
drinks are the same to me. Rule No. 3:
One tip doesnt fit all Treat cocktail
tipping like you would a meal at a
restaurant: 20 percent, she says. Its not
like opening beer $1 isnt enough; $2
minimum, $3 if its good. L.F.
This years number-one

female surfer, Courtney
Conlogue, is chasing
breakers all the way
to the top of the sport
and shes not letting
her chance at a world
title slip away again
WAVE
RUNNER
By DEANNA CIOPPA
Courtney
Conlogue is
currently at
the top of the
2016 World
Surf League
rankings
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Conlogue started
surfing when she
was just 4 years old
ourtney Conlogue waited

for the waves to roll in.
The 23-year-old pro surfer
was thisclose to clinching
the World Surf League
championship title at the
Maui Pro, the final event of the season, and all she
needed was one last big wave. So she waited.
As the water calmed and the sea glassed over, it
became obvious that this just wasnt her moment.
Shed have to settle for second place.
But that was last year. Ive been born and
raised to fight and never give up, Conlogue
explains, her voice a mix of no-nonsense
professional and cool-California-girl chill. Its
just what I do. What she does is ride waves in
some of the worlds most high-profile locations
like Australias Gold Coast; Rio de Janeiro; and
Cascais, Portugalbetter than nearly every other
woman on the planet.
This month, the Santa Ana, California, native
is hitting the break at the Fiji Womens Pro, the
halfway point on the leagues Samsung Galaxy
Championship Tour. Along the way, Conlogue has
been battling not only the elements, but also 17
of the worlds top female surfers for the World
Surf League title.
Heres the thing about surfing: Its more

mind, less matter. And Conlogue has worked
on her mental game for over a decade (shes
been competing at the national level since
she was 11 years old), refining her emotions in
the water. When you execute certain things,
she says, you need to be, not numb, but calm
and in control. Surfing is expressive. Youre
performing in front of judges and an audience.
Its a dance on water.
Conlogue learned that taking it easy might
not be such a bad idea two years ago when
she suffered an acute high ankle sprain that
derailed her for five months. Im someone
who goes zoom-zoom, she says. But slowing
down is actually important for me. Its something that, with my injury, I had to learn in
order to let my body recover. Slow or not, when
she came back in 2015, she came back hard,
paddling within inches of the overall title, won
by Carissa Moore.
Its all given Conlogue some perspective on
what she wants and how shes going to get it.
I cant control my competitors, or the ocean,
she says, so how am I going to be the best
athlete? Shes confident shell find the answer:
I believe this could definitely be the year.
Oh, Colleen, youre here to butcher the babies again,

arent you? Thats how an antiabortion protester
greets Dr. Colleen McNicholas as she maneuvers
her silver SUV into the parking lot of the Planned
Parenthood clinic in St. Louis Central West End
on an unseasonably warm day in mid-February.
McNicholas pulls into a spotshe likes to park in
front of the fence nearest the protesters so patients
dont have toand heads to the entrance, carrying
two dozen bagels she brought for the clinics staff.
Once inside, an armed guard waves her through
the metal detector and a set of auto-lock doors (the
second wont open until the first one shuts). She has
just enough time to change into scrubs, shove a few
bites of a bagel into her mouth (shell munch on this
one bagel all day in lieu of a lunch break), and wash
her hands for the required three minutes before its
time for the first abortion.
By the end of her eight-hour workday, she will
have terminated 31 pregnancies.
McNicholas is one of a dwindling group of
doctors performing abortions in the Midwest,
which, along with the South, is known to pro-choice
advocates as the abortion desert. According to
the Guttmacher Institute, as of 2011, the most recent
year for which data are available, 94 percent of
counties in the Midwest had no abortion clinic to
serve the 13.2 million women of reproductive age
who live there. She works two days every three weeks
at the Planned Parenthood in St. Louisthe only
remaining abortion clinic in Missouriflies once a
month to the Wichita, Kansasbased clinic where
Dr. George Tiller practiced until he was shot dead in
2009 by an antiabortion zealot, and in June will begin
traveling to Oklahoma City to work at a newly opened
clinic. Part of the problem with being so committed
and feeling so passionate about an issue is that its
hard to say no, McNicholas, 35, says. Its hard to say,
I cant do that, because that means somebody is
going without care, and what that means is, theyre
probably going to have a baby they dont want. So
ultimately, I end up saying, I can do one more day or
I can go one more place.
When shes not crisscrossing the Midwest, shes
treating patients at her obstetrics and gynecology
practice at St. Louis Washington University School of
Medicine, where she is an attending physician and
assistant professor. She also drives two hours to
Jefferson City, Missouri, a few times a year to testify
before the state Legislature in opposition to bills
restricting access to abortions. Once a year, she goes
to Washington, D.C., with other doctors to lobby
M I S S I ON
C
R
I
T
I
C
A
L
In the past five years, states nationwide
have passed an unprecedented number

of laws restricting access to abortion
shuttering hundreds of clinics and
shrinking the ranks of doctors who provide
abortion care. In part two of Marie
Claires series on reproductive rights,
we travel the Midwest with a physician
whose ability to practice is in peril
By KAYLA WEBLEY
Photographs by REBECCA GREENFIELD
Dr. Colleen
McNicholas
performs an
ultrasound
on a patient
at Planned
Parenthood
in St. Louis
T H E A B O R T I O N D E B AT E
PART 2
PART 2
FROM LEFT:
McNicholas
leaves
her house
around
5 a.m. for
a flight to
Wichita,
Kansas;
McNicholas
with a
surgical
abortion
patient at
Planned
Parenthood
in St. Louis
legislators that science ought to trump politics when it comes to

the states reproductive policies. The survey also found that between
providing a procedure that, according to Guttmacher, one-third of all
100,000 and 240,000 Texas women between the ages of 18 and 49 have
American women will have before age 45. Some nights, she meets with
tried to end a pregnancy themselves since HB2 was enacted. When
the board members of the abortion-access fund she founded to help
abortion is illegal, it becomes unsafe and women dieit doesnt go
Missourian women afford the procedure. (At Planned Parenthood in
away, McNicholas says. People think we say that because it sounds
St. Louis, patients pay from $545 to $1,470, most often out of pocket,
scary, but we say it because it is true.
as state law prohibits Missouri-based insurance
In order to determine the legality of the Texas
companies from covering the cost, except when the
law, the justices will have to revisit a 1992 Supreme
womans life is at risk.) Whatever precious hours she
Court decision in Planned Parenthood v. Casey
has left are spent at home with her 5-year-old son
that said states are permitted to pass measures
(a basketball star in the making) and her partner, an
regulating abortion care so long as such laws do not
anesthesiologist, who didnt want her name used
impose an undue burden on a womans right to
out of concern for her safety.
terminate a pregnancy. Proponents of TRAP laws
Its an exhausting schedule (Good thing you learn
say the requirements are necessary to protect
how to not sleep in med school, huh? McNicholas
women. Abortion, whether accomplished by an
says, laughing), but one she feels she has to maintain.
invasive surgery or potent drugs, has significant
Soon, however, and to her dismay, her workload may
risks to women, says Anna Paprocki, a staff
get a whole lot lighter. This month, the U.S. Supreme
attorney with Americans United for Life. Health
Court may issue a decision in Whole Womans Health v.
and safety standards are not a prohibition on
Hellerstedt, the most significant reproductive-rights
abortion [they] are common-sense standards
case to come before the high court in more than two
that aim to provide maximum patient safety.
decadesthe outcome of which will determine the
Yet the American Medical Association,
state of abortion access nationwide for years to come.
the American College of Obstetricians and
DR. COLLEEN
At issue is HB2, a law passed by Texas in 2013 that
Gynecologists, the American Academy of Family
requires abortion clinics to maintain the standards of McNICHOLAS
Physicians, and the American Osteopathic
ambulatory surgical centers, and doctors performing
Association filed a brief with the Supreme Court
abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within a 30-mile
in October saying such requirements are contrary to accepted
radius. Twenty-two states, including Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma,
medical practice and are not based on scientific evidence and fail
have passed similar surgical-center-requirement laws, while 14 states
to enhance the quality or safety of abortion-related medical care and,
require abortion providers to have some affiliation with a local hospital.
in fact, impede womens access to such care by imposing unjustified
Such legislation is known to advocates for abortion access as Targeted
and medically unnecessary burdens on abortion providers.
Regulation of Abortion Providers, or TRAP laws. In the past five years,
All three states where McNicholas performs abortions have
states have enacted 288 laws restricting abortionthe most in any
admitting-privileges laws on the books. Texas may have put such laws
five-year period since abortion was legalized in 1973, according to
on the map, but Missouri pioneered the legislation, passing the
Guttmacher. Since 2011, at least 162 abortion providers of the estimated
nations first admitting-privileges law in 1986. Kansas and Oklahoma
553 clinics nationwide have shuttered or stopped offering the procedure,
have also passed privileges laws, but both are currently on hold
according to Bloomberg Businessweek. Texas saw at least 30 clinics close,
pending legal challenges. McNicholas has admitting privileges only in
and, as a result, women there have had to wait as much as three weeks
St. Louis, which means if HB2 is upheld and Kansas and Oklahomas
longer for an appointment and drive an average of four times as far to
pending laws are enacted as a result, she will no longer be able to
get to a clinic, according to a survey by the Texas Policy Evaluation
perform abortions anywhere outside St. Louis. The clinics in Wichita
Project, a University of Texasbased project to determine the impact of
and Oklahoma City may be left scrambling to find a doctor with
WHEN
ABORTION
IS ILLEGAL,
IT BECOMES
UNSAFE AND
WOMEN
DIEIT
DOESNT GO
AWAY.
FROM LEFT:
Crosses
erected by
protesters
outside the
South Wind
Womens
Center in
Wichita;
teenage
boys from
a local
Catholic
school
protest
outside
Planned
Parenthood
in St. Louis
privileges, and in the meantime, the women they currently serve

who come from as far away as Texas and Arkansaswill have to
drive farther, wait longer, and spend more money in order to get
an abortion. If that happens, it will feel like a whole lot of steps
backward, McNicholas says. I think the word for how I would feel
is deflateddisappointed, frustrated, and deflated.
AT 7:25 A.M. THE NEXT DAY, McNicholas takes a call from a patient
while she brews coffee in the kitchen of her ranch-style home on a
tree-lined street on the west side of St. Louis. When McNicholas and
her partner moved in about a year ago, they installed an alarm system
and security cameras, and met with the local police chief to let him
know what McNicholas does. Last September, an antiabortion blogger
threatened to protest at McNicholas home in order to expose the
hidden works of darkness, prompting her to send a letter warning
neighbors and asking them to report any suspicious people to the
police. And in March, when McNicholas and her partner hosted a
Hillary Clinton campaign event at their home with Planned Parenthood
president Cecile Richards, protesters picketed on the street out front.
McNicholas was raised on the South Side of Chicago in a family
that was supportive of me being whatever I wanted, she says. In
high school, most of her friends were on birth control and some had
abortions, and none of them thought of it as an Oh, my God, crisis,
she says. It wasnt until McNicholas went to medical school in rural
Kirksville, Missouri, that she realized how different her experience
was. There wasnt anywhere within miles and miles and miles
of Kirksville where someone could get an abortion if they needed
one, she says. Once McNicholas decided to pursue obstetrics and
gynecology (she liked the idea of treating overall healthy people
in a mostly preventive way), performing abortions wasnt even a
question. As a doctor, my job is not to have an opinion on abortion,
she says. My job is to care for patients.
She didnt get involved with advocacy at first. I thought doing
the procedure was advocacy enough, McNicholas says. But during
her family-planning fellowship in 2013, she testified before the
Missouri Legislature on a bill restricting access to medical abortions.
It was so eye-opening, she says. The folks testifying for the bill were
all men. I felt like if youre going to make decisions that affect half
the population, you should have input from them. But finding other
women to testify alongside her was difficult. When I first started
doing advocacy, I would think, Where are all the women who have
abortions? Why arent they standing here with me? she says. But as
time went on, I was like, Well, we dont expect the people who have
colonoscopies to come and talk to the legislature about it. She often
ends her testimony with an invitation for legislators to come spend a
day with her. I say, Do you want to meet any of these women? Do you
want to see what its like? Do you want to see what kind of impact
youre having? she says. Of course, nobody ever does.
Just before 8 a.m., a smattering of protesters stands on the sidewalk
near the parking lot entrance. An intern with Coalition for Life St. Louis,
who declined to be interviewed, wears a hot-pink vest (Planned
Parenthoods unofficial color) and is holding a clipboard next to a sign
reading, Check in herea seemingly deliberate attempt to confuse
arriving patients. Even though Planned Parenthood warns women
about the protesters when they schedule their appointments, many
patients stop or pause when greeted by a protesters friendly wave.
Others drive in as the intern yells after them, You have options! or
Just give us the opportunity to comfort you! She then scribbles down
the cars license plate number and a description of the passengers (she
wont say what the information is used for). If any patients stop, the
protesters direct them to Thrive St. Louis mobile unit parked across
the street. They tell women they can get a free pregnancy test and
ultrasound on the bus, but dont mention that such centers typically
counsel women against having an abortion.
Once patients are safely in the parking lot, theyre greeted by a
volunteer from the advocacy group NARAL Pro-Choice America, who
escorts them inside. There are 22 abortions on the schedule today.
The majority of patients in McNicholas care fit the profile of women
seeking abortions in the U.S. Nationally, more than half (58 percent)
are in their 20s, 61 percent already have one or more children, and
nearly 70 percent are economically disadvantaged.
Of the patients McNicholas will see today, one is a 24-year-old
mother of three from St. Louis whose IUDthe most effective form of
contraception availablefailed. This is a situation I tried to prevent,
she says, adding that she just started nursing school. Shes fired up
about her right to make her own decisions about having more children.
I mean, how would you feel if someone came to you, telling you, You
shouldnt do this because I believe in God? she asks. Thats like
saying, Im a vegetarian, so you cant eat meat. Another patient is a
24-year-old who drove from a small town about three hours away. She
says she was drugged and raped at her own housewarming party. I
never in my mind thought I would be herethis is a nightmare, she
PART 2
FROM LEFT:
McNicholas
puts a
patient at
ease; letters
written
by former
patients in
a waiting
room at
Planned
Parenthood
in St. Louis
says. But this is a decision I had to make because, yeah, I could do

adoption, but when that kid hunts me down one day, theyre going to
say, Why? And Id have to say, Well, youre a product of rape. Thats
nothing to put on a kid.
Whether McNicholas is performing a medical abortion, where the
patient takes one pill at the clinic and a single dose of four others
within the next 48 hours at home, or a surgical abortion, where the
pregnancy is suctioned out of the uterus, she only needs about 10
minutes with each patient. She enters the room with a big smile and a
cheerful hello, immediately trying to put patients at ease. The first
question from surgical patients is usually, Will it hurt? McNicholas
tells them she cant promise it will be painlessmost patients
experience varying levels of crampingbut she can say it will be over
quickly. The actual procedure only lasts three to five minutes. You
can handle anything for three minutes, she tells patients.
THE 40-PERSON STAFF at the Planned Parenthood in St. Louis
constantly worry that the state Legislature will find a way to shut
them down. Anytime theres some new restriction, we have to step
back and say, What is our current work flow, and how does that
need to change? Whats our current paperwork, and how does that
have to change? Whats our current training, and how does that have
to change? says Mary Kogut, president and CEO of Planned
Parenthood of the St. Louis Region and Southwest Missouri. The
clinics medical director, David Eisenberg, adds, We have spent so
much time, energy, and money defending ourselves against these
attacks. If they cant stop us from taking care of women, theyre
hoping they can bleed us dry in the process.
Feeling like they have a target on their backs is not without cause.
The state Legislature is currently trying to pass a measure to defund
Planned Parenthood, pulling nearly $380,000 in financial support.
Legislators successfully stopped the states only other abortion
providera Planned Parenthood clinic in Columbia, home to the
University of Missourifrom performing abortions last winter. The
Columbia clinic had been unable to provide abortions since 2012,
when its doctor left for a military deployment. In 2014, when Laura
McQuade took over as president and CEO of Planned Parenthood
of Kansas and mid-Missouri, one of her primary goals was to get
abortion care up and running again. She started looking for a doctor
and eventually connected with McNicholas. After a lengthy licensing,
inspection, and credentialing process, the clinic was approved to
start providing abortions on July 14, 2015. Within one week,

McQuade says, our schedule was full.
The very same day, however, the Center for Medical Progress
(CMP), an antiabortion organization, began releasing undercover
videos purporting to show Planned Parenthood officials discussing
donating fetal tissue from abortions to research. CMP used the
heavily edited videos to make the case that Planned Parenthood was
illegally selling fetal tissue for profit, which Planned Parenthood
denies. (CMPs director, David Daleiden, has since been indicted on
a felony charge of tampering with a governmental record and on a
misdemeanor charge related to intent to purchase human organs,
and faces up to 20 years in prison; he has petitioned the court to have
the charges dismissed. Twelve state investigations have cleared
Planned Parenthood of any wrongdoing.)
Within days, Missouris Senate formed an ad hoc committee, called
Sanctity of Life, to investigate the states Planned Parenthood clinics,
though neither participates in a fetal-tissue-donation program. The
committee applied pressure on the University of Missouri, where
McNicholas had obtained admitting privileges, and in December, the
college revoked the category of privileges McNicholas had been
granted, making it so the Columbia clinic could no longer provide
abortion care. Im horrified that Missouri has gone back to being a
one-provider state, McQuade says. We remain deeply frustrated
that we are unable to provide women the health care that they deserve
and that we have the ability to provide, but [we] are being blocked by
a hostile legislature.
They arent alone: Admitting privileges are often incredibly
difficult, if not impossible, to secure. Many hospitals refuse to grant
privileges on religious grounds (nearly one out of nine hospital beds in
the country is in a Catholic-run facility), or because they receive a
large portion of their funding from a state legislature (as is the case
for state- and university-run hospitals) and dont want to risk losing
their financial support by becoming embroiled in the politics of
abortion. Other hospitals may have requirements that all physicians
with privileges admit a certain number of patients a year, which is
an impossible quota for abortion providers to meet because the
procedures are extremely safe (Guttmacher estimates that the risk
of major complications requiring hospitalization is less than 0.05
percent). The result is few doctors with privilegesoften none in the
same town or city as a clinicso doctors like McNicholas rack up
frequent-flier miles, jetting from state to state to provide care.
FROM LEFT:
Coalition for
Life St. Louis
protesters
outside
Planned
Parenthood
in St. Louis;
McNicholas
travels to
Wichita
once a
month to
provide care
abortion, how sad that is, she says. But the truth is, the hardest
On Friday, McNicholas alarm rings at 4 a.m. Shes on one of the
part of my job is when I have to say no to somebody. Most often,
first flights of the day to Wichita, where she will spend the next
McNicholas says, she has to say no not for a medical concern, but a
two days at the South Wind Womens Center, one of three clinics in
legal restrictionincreasing numbers of women are getting abortions
Kansas. Its run by the Trust Women Foundation, which opens
later because it takes time for them to scrape together enough money
abortion clinics in underserved communities (its second is slated to
to drive hours away, stay in a hotel, and afford the procedure. By the
open in June in Oklahoma City; McNicholas will fly in to work there
time they arrive, theyve passed the legal limit on the number of weeks
once a month). Named in honor of Dr. George Tiller, who often wore
pregnant they can be and still have an abortion.
a button reading, Trust Women, the foundation
(In Kansas, the law permits abortions at or after
reopened the clinic in the same facility four years
20 weeks if the womans life is endangered.)
after Tiller was assassinated in 2009 in his church
Its so devastating to me to see a womans face
by antiabortion extremist Scott Roeder. (Roeder was
when they dont want to be pregnant and youre
convicted of murder and is serving a life sentence.)
the last person who can help them, and you
Founder and CEO Julie Burkhart heads both the
cant, she says. They are forced to continue
foundation and the clinic. She worked for Tiller for
with their pregnancy by law.
seven years and has six photos of him framed in
With the Supreme Court decision looming,
her office. Burkhart says she felt a calling to reopen
McNicholas cant help but think of the many
the clinic after his death. When she approached
more women she may have to say no to in
McNicholas to work at the facility, McNicholas
the coming months as a result. I dont know
carefully considered the decision. I certainly dont
what is going to happen, or what changes or
make light of security, she says. But one of the
requirements we will have to take on, she says.
things that drove me was that I felt it was a really
But those of us who provide abortion care
important stance from the abortion community to
are an innovative, creative, and determined
say, Youre not scaring uswere not going to stop
bunchwe will continue to find ways to make
doing what were doing just because you walked into
sure women have access. For now, she remains
somebodys place of worship and murdered them.
focused on her current patients. The best part
Today, like most days, protesters have set up
DR. COLLEEN
is when somebody gets off the table and gives
a dozen small wooden crosses and a handful of
McNICHOLAS
me a hug because they feel like, I just got my life
gruesomely graphic signs outside the centers
IF YOURE
GOING
TO MAKE
DECISIONS
THAT AFFECT
HALF THE
POPULATION,
YOU SHOULD
HAVE INPUT
FROM THEM.
entrance. One protester screams, Children do not

deserve the death penaltythey dont want to be torn limb from limb!
Repent before the hand of God comes against you! as patients make
their way inside. The woman has also knitted a baby blanket to show
to arriving patients. It helps women realize it is a baby and if they let
it live, they will enjoy it, she says.
McNicholas is ushered inside by an armed security guard who
worked as Tillers personal bodyguard for 17 years. (He wasnt with
Tiller that day in the church; He felt pretty safe there, says the
security guard, who didnt want to be identified.) Within 10 minutes,
shes inside an exam room with the first patient. She will perform 24
abortions today and 17 tomorrow before heading home. Lots of
people assume the hardest part of my job is the workabortion after
back. Im going to walk out of here and have a

new startwhatever my goals are, Im going to reach them, she says.
One of her hopes for telling her story, she says, is that other doctors will
say, If she can perform abortions in three places, then I can do it in one.
It does feel overwhelming and daunting to take this on,
McNicholas admits. But its doableyou really just need that first
hug from a patient and then youre hooked.
Back in Wichita, she completes the last abortion of the day
just before 3 p.m. She checks on her patients in the recovery room,
and then shes out the door, with 30 minutes until her flight takes
off. She makes it through airport security just in time to board the
plane. Shell have one day at home with her family tomorrow before
it all begins again.
@Peak
ON YOUR GAME, IN THE
ZONE , AT YOUR BEST
JUST WEEKS AWAY FROM THIS SUMMERS

OLYMPIC GAMES IN RIO DE JANEIRO,
WE TALK TO FIVE HOPEFULS FOR GOLD
ABOUT HOW THEYRE SUCCEEDING IN
THEIR QUEST FOR THE TOP PODIUM SPOT
Four-time
Olympic gold
medalist
Allyson
Felix is back
for more
hardware
in track
and field
ALLYSON
FELIX
MITCHELL HAASETH
AGE: 30
HOME BASE: LOS ANGELES
SPORT: TRACK AND FIELD
THE TRAINING: A typical day lasts around five hours.

We warm up for an hour with some jogging and
stretching, then do drills: high knees, butt kicks,
straight-leg running. After, we start with longer
runs, just working on conditioning. As the year
progresses, it gets more ballistic, more technical.
THE RECOVERY: We may roll out on a softball or
lacrosse ball to get all those little aches and pains.
After a long run, I go to my massage therapist,
my chiropractor, and then take an ice bath. I soak
for about 10 minutesafter the first two, you
feel numb and its just so good!
THE MENU: I work with a nutritionist and a chef
who monitor my meals. For breakfast, Ill do
oatmeal or fruit, something light. And for lunch,
maybe a salad with some type of protein on it.
Dinner is the bigger mealfish, lots of vegetables,
brown rice. In between, I snack on pistachios,
cashews, and almonds.
THE GEAR: Boy shorts and a sports bra. I run in
layers. Ill start out with a sweatshirt, and as my
workout continues, I shed clothes.
PUMP-UP PLAYLIST: Diva by Beyonc helps
me get into my alter ego.
EVERYDAY BEAUTY: Cetaphil facial cleanser and
moisturizer, and Aveeno sunscreen.
OFF-DUTY LOOK: Ill emphasize my eyes or wear
a colorful lipstickjust have some fun with
GIRLSOF
SUMMER
@Peak
GIRLS OF SUMMER
At the
2015 World
Championships
in Beijing, Felix
ran the fastest
split in the
4x400-meter
relay ever
recorded by
an American
woman
different colors, because I feel like Im

normally very neutral. And I wear heels.
GUILTY PLEASURES: Hot Cheetos and
Ben & Jerrys Oatmeal Cookie Chunk.
PRE-COMPETITION RITUAL: I always
talk to my mom on the phone before
I go out. Weve been doing it since I
was in high school.
HER MANTRA: I love this quote by Steve
Prefontaine: To give anything less than
your best is to sacrifice the gift. Ive
been blessed with this amazing talent,
and I need to go for it.
GWEN
JORGENSEN
Former
accountant
turned
triathlete
Gwen
Jorgensen
is widely
considered
the one to
beat in Rio
AGE: 30
HOME BASE: ST. PAUL, MN
SPORT: TRIATHLON
THE TRAINING: Five days a week, we do it

all: swim, bike, and run, and the gym. We
start with a 30- to 40-minute run (three
to five miles), then an hour-and-a-half
swim (two to three miles), a two- or threehour bike ride (37 to 56 miles), and then
hit the gym that night.
THE RECOVERY: There are days when you
can barely walk to the toilet because it hurts
so badly. Some of it you just have to deal
with. Youre sore, but its not necessarily a
bad thing. Your body is adapting.
MID-WORKOUT BITE: Any workout I do that is
over an hour, I make sure to have some fuel.
For me, thats normally a Red Bull.
PUMP-UP PLAYLIST: Right before my race,
I like to listen to Taylor Swift. When Im
training in the gym, I listen to country.
EVERYDAY BEAUTY: My hair and skin get dry
very easily. I shower three times a day, so
Im not shampooing every single time

because that can dry out the hair even
more. I use conditioner more than I use
shampoo, and I apply coconut oil to my
hair before I get in the water. And I use
Endurance Shield sunscreen. It has a
moisturizer in it, which is really helpful
for dry skinI dont sweat it off.
GUILTY PLEASURE: I eat chocolate after
breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Not a lot,
just one piece, but I dont restrict myself.
HER MANTRA: Going into a race, I dont
say, I want to win. Instead, I say
processes that will help me win: Keep
a high elbow on the swim or Keep
your shoulders relaxed on the run. Ive
found in life we focus on the outcome
too much, instead of the process.
ALISE POST
AGE: 25
HOME BASE: CHULA VISTA, CA
SPORT: BMX
BMXer
Alise Post
is a sixtime USA
Cycling
national
champion
THE TRAINING: Five days a week, I do a lot of

sprinting and power resting on the bike,
explosive dynamic training, short-start bursts.
A lot of power stuff.
THE RECOVERY: I have a protein shake at the
end of [every training] session: Klean Athlete
protein powder, with crushed frozen mango,
banana, avocado, spinach, kale, and honey.
THE MENU: In our sport, we want to maintain
a healthy weight but put out the most power,
the most strength. Were not tiny people
youve seen track sprinters, and theyve got
big legs and big muscles popping out; were
similar to that. I just try to get the essential
food pyramid in a day.
THE GEAR: Redline bicycle, Troy Lee helmet,
race jersey and pants, bedazzled gloves,
Oakley goggles.
EVERYDAY BEAUTY: Aveda Tourmaline

Charged Exfoliating Cleanser and Olay
Regenerist moisturizer.
COMPETITION DAY: When you cross the
finish line, someone wants an interview.
But you have helmet hair, youre sweaty.
So I try to be a little more put-together: I
do a braid along the front with my bangs
and wear waterproof eye makeup, like
Stila eyeliner, and mascara.
PUMP-UP PLAYLIST: My favorite artist, no
matter what Im doing, is Pink. And
Eminemhe gets you ready for war.
GUILTY PLEASURE: Cookie dough.
HER MANTRA: I always try to smile. Im
doing something pretty awesomeit can
start to feel like work, but I love what I do.
Sometimes I need that little reminder.
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GOING INTO A RACE, I DONT

SAY, I WANT TO WIN.
IN LIFE, WE FOCUS ON THE
OUTCOME TOO MUCH,
INSTEAD OF THE PROCESS.
GWEN JORGENSEN
ABOVE AND LEFT: Triathlete Gwen Jorgensen won every single race she competed in during
the 2015 season. BELOW: Sprinter Allyson Felix nabbing her ninth world championship gold
medal last August in Beijing, winning the 400 meters
@Peak
GIRLS OF SUMMER
SIMONE
MANUEL
AGE: 19
HOME BASE: PALO ALTO, CA
SPORT: SWIMMING
Simone
Manuel is
currently
ranked 10th
in the world in
the 100-meter
freestyle
166 MA R IE C L AI R E. C OM June 2016
Morghan King
set a personal
record, lifting
over 170 pounds
above her head,
at the 2015 PanAmerican Games
MORGHAN KING
AGE: 30
HOME BASE: COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
SPORT: WEIGHT LIFTING
THE TRAINING: Im in the gym six days a week
9 two-hour training sessions a weekfocusing
on technique and strength. And at least once
a day, Im in sports medicine, working with a
physical therapist on my core.
THE RECOVERY: On Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, I do a contrast bath: a hot
tub for one minute and then a cold tub
(44 degrees!) for another minute.
THE MENU: Everyone thinks, Oh, my gosh,
you must eat a crazy amount of calories.
I dont eat an excessive amount of food
its more nutrient timing. In the mornings,
we eat oatmeal or quinoa with peanut
butter, and egg whites with seasonal veggies.
[After practice,] Ill have a protein shake.
For lunch, a stir-fry with sweet potatoes
or brown rice. And for dinner, chicken or
lean beef with brussels sprouts, dried
cranberries, pumpkin seeds, and sweet
MOST OF MY
CHEAT DAYS
INVOLVE
DESSERTS. ITS
NOT GOING TO
BE CANDY; I WANT
A DESSERT!
SIMONE MANUEL
potatoes. And then a protein shake at night.

LATE-NIGHT SNACK: Progenex has a protein
powder called Cocoonits a casein protein
that takes a little longer to digest, and it
has tryptophan in it, so it also knocks you
out. It tastes like a cinnamon roll. You are
supposed to drink it warm, and if you put
peanut butter in it, its the best thing in the
whole world.
IN HER GYM BAG: Tape for her thumbs, a
mobility ball, shoes, Burts Bees lip balm,
and Benefit BADgal Lash Mascara.
PUMP-UP PLAYLIST: For snatches [lifting
the barbell from the ground to overhead
in one motion with a wide grip],
instrumentalviolins and guitarsto
keep me mellow. And rap, like Kanye
West, when I clean-and-jerk [lifting the
barbell from the floor up to shoulder
height, then overhead, with a closer grip],
because it gets me pumped up.
PRE-COMPETITION RITUALS: This is gross:
Once I start a training cycle, usually eight to
16 weeks, I dont wash my knee sleeve and I
dont change my shoes.
EVERYDAY BEAUTY: My hair routine is pretty
mellow: wash and air-dry. I use Alba
moisturizer, and Avalon Organics face
serum, too, because its so dry in Colorado.
COMPETITION DAY: Laura Mercier tinted
moisturizer, Nars concealer, and waterproof
Maybelline mascara.
HER MANTRA: Leave no doubt in peoples
minds why you are here.
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THE TRAINING: On Mondays, Wednesdays, and

Fridays, we swim from 6:15 a.m. to 8 a.m., and
then we do weights in the afternoon for an
hour, and swim again from 3:45 p.m. to 5 p.m.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays, we swim for an
hour and 45 minutes, and then do weights for
45 minutes or an hour. Each practice is pretty
differentspeed work, kick base, strength
base, whatever our coach throws at us.
THE RECOVERY: I dont do muchI take a
shower, go back to my dorm at Stanford, and
eat. Every now and then, Ill get in an ice bath.
THE MENU: Pasta, rice, fish, chicken, lots of
fruits and vegetablesbasically all the good
food I could possibly eat.
MID-WORKOUT BITE: Goldfish crackers.
IN HER GYM BAG: Goggles, Stanford swim cap,
and a change of clothes. And my computer,
because I bring my homework everywhere.
GUILTY PLEASURE: I have a really bad sweet
tooth. Once I start, I cant stop.
PRE-COMPETITION RITUAL: Theres rarely a time
when I dont race with my purple goggles.
PERSONAL STYLE: I wear a charm bracelet. My
mom thinks it should tell a story, so I have a
volleyball charm, because I used to play; a
swim charm; a daughter charm; a cross; and
a pizza charmits my favorite food.
BIG SPLURGE: I have one cheat day a week,
usually Saturday or Sunday. It could be ice
cream or a cupcakemost of my cheat days
involve desserts. Its not going to be candy; I
want a dessert!
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@Peak
LOVE & SEX
LETTING GO
here was so much light in Joshs death. Five

of us flew to L.A. to be with him in his final
daysfour friends and me, his girlfriend.
His mother, father, stepmother, and brothers
were there, too. He wanted his door open,
the sounds of us drifting in. We laughed,
and cried, and held each other. We waited
for Josh to wake. His eyes would flutter
open and hed smile. Hey, I know you. I like
you. One evening, we walked to the beach
through streets thick with sunshine until we
could see the line of the ocean. This is what made Josh, I thought.
We watched an enormous orange sun sink into the ocean. It hung on
the horizon for a long time, and then it was gone.
Id never been a beach person. My first love was a manic-depressive
artist, and being with him had felt like lightning ripping through a tangled forest. My previous relationships progressed in a combustible way,
the longest less than a year. At 37, I wanted to be stretched by love.
Id been looking for eight months when Josh found me. He was a
fiction author and New York University professor, and I had such a
crush on his zany OkCupid profile. We had our first date last year, in
early May, and a month later, Josh took me to a house his family had
on the Jersey Shore. We had such fun wading into the cold ocean,
people-watching, and lazing in bed. How simultaneously sexy and
comforting it was to be close to Josh, like nothing so much as the
beach. That blue-ocean roll and soul.
After our beach weekend, Josh said he wasnt interested in seeing
anyone else. I said I felt the same. He asked to see more of me. He
left me whimsical notes, complimented the smallest things, cooked,
made me laugh. He had a talk about everything rule. We spoke
about exes, sex, the end of his 10-year marriage. Do you think your
divorce left you damaged? I asked him.
No, hed said. I think the more youve loved, the more youre
able to love. Emotionally, Josh was the healthiest man Id been with.
Seven years before we met, Josh had been diagnosed with stage IV
melanoma and had surgery on his neck, stomach, and knee. His cancer was held in check by immunotherapy drugs. Id been diagnosed
with the liver disease primary sclerosing cholangitis at 23. Though the
prognosis is liver failure, my disease remains stable. It was a relief to
tell each other about our health conditions without the drama that
often accompanies such revelations. Symptoms punctuated our days,
but we made wonderful lives around them.
The first week in August, Josh went to Memorial Sloan Kettering
Cancer Center for scans because he was experiencing intense back
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pain. I had stayed over at his apartment,

and he left early for the appointment. When
I woke, there was a note that read, Please
help yourself to juice, a muffin, or a croque
madame from our talented, if crotchety, chef
Lorraine, and feel free to partake in a gallop
on Mr. Wiggles, our drunken Saint Bernard.
Waiting to hear his scan results, I felt
intense anxiety. Then I remembered: We are,
all of us, in every moment, dying. Having
watched my invincible father become a quadriplegic in an accident when I was a child, I
knew that the body dies. The present, and the
belief we imbue it with, is all any of us have.
The present with Joshthe world of sweetness and hilarity he created in the face of
incredible oddswas easy to choose.
Joshs scans revealed minimal changes. He
said theyd likely prescribe a different immunotherapy drug, but in the meantime, his
doctors were trying to arrange a procedure at
a cancer center in Houston that could eradicate his cancer altogether. It would involve
removing a tissue sample to extract cancerfighting T cells, growing them for four to
eight weeks, and then implanting them back
in his body. Josh, I, and everyone who loved
him stored so much hope in this procedure.
By late August, Joshs back pain had
worsened and he took a leave of absence
from NYU. We watched Friday Night Lights
in bed when he was too sick to go out. Im
going to take you on so many dates when
train to the airport, twice in our B&B room,

three times in a Buffalo park, and one final
time parked in the car outside the wedding
chapel. He cried every time. He said seven
minutes was perfect, but it was twice as long
as the other toasts and felt longer amid the
rising chorus of babies crying. I looked at
Josh and he was crying, toofor the eighth
time. I barreled through and he reassured
me the minute I sat down.
In mid-September, Josh flew to Houston to
be evaluated for the T-cell procedure. When
he cried over the phone, I feared that the
doctor had told him that he only had months
to live. But it was just that he was in pain and
needed me to overnight his medication. The
doctors had decided to perform the initial
part of the procedure while he was there.
Later, when I told Josh I had imagined
the worst, he huffed at the absurdity:
Im not going to die. Why didnt you talk
to me? His talk about everything rule
included his own death.
I need to know that you believe youre
going to live, I said. I want a life with you.
I want that, too, he said, and I believe
Im going to live a long, happy life.
After the procedure, Josh returned home
in immense pain. On September 30, he began
the first of three doses of intravenous chemotherapy, which the doctors hoped would offer
temporary relief. But it made him worse. Still,
there were such highs. The first Saturday of
HOW SIMULTANEOUSLY SEXY

AND COMFORTING IT WAS TO BE
CLOSE TO JOSH, LIKE NOTHING
SO MUCH AS THE BEACH. THAT
BLUE-OCEAN ROLL AND SOUL.
Im better, he said. Hed been very sick
before and had always recovered.
After two days of unproductive doctors
appointments, we went to a party at the
Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Fireflies rose over
the lily pads. Curled in bed the next morning,
Josh said, I love you. When I said it back, he
threw his fists in the air and cried, Yay! Ours
was not the airless love of the dying, but the
well-ventilated love of people whod found the
person they wanted to grow old with.
The next day, we flew to Buffalo for
my best friend Katies wedding. Ive never
loved being in front of an audience, so Josh
listened to me practice my toast on the
October, I woke to Josh crying. He said hed

seen the sweater Id slept in and been hit with
a wave of gratitude for that feeling of wanting
to take care of someone, for a love that made
him larger. Theyre good tears, he said.
On October 19, Joshs abdominal and
back pain were so severe that he checked in
to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center,
where he spent three days receiving treatment. When he returned home, I slept beside
him because he said it was comforting. His
6'1" body had dropped to 130 pounds, and the
pain sometimes made him curl up in a ball.
He described it as an audible buzz. Noise hurt,
so we whispered. His painkillers made him
twitch awake every few minutes and wring his

hands, his mouth wrenched open like he was
gasping for air. His family came in shifts from
California to care for him, so he could be near
his doctors. They stayed with Josh during
the day. I went home and bawled in front of
my computer. I cried because Josh was in so
much pain and there was so little I could do,
because I was afraid of losing him and sometimes felt as if I already had. Because even his
skin hurt and we could not touch.
On October 26, Josh called, excited to
tell me that the cancer center in Houston
had grown twice the number of cancerfighting T cells needed for his procedure.
I trumpeted the news to his family and we
were all on a high, but over the next few
days, his health worsened. On October 30,
he told me he thought he was too sick for
the treatment. And then he texted: Im
sorry if it feels like Im pulling away. Im
just so confused about how to feel better.
He wanted to protect me.
Dont do that; that hurts more. Let me
be there for you, I said, and he did.
I thanked him for making me larger, for
letting me love him, for allaying my early
relationship anxieties and pulling me into
his assurance that everything would be OK.
Im sorry I was wrong about that, he said.
I told him not to lose hope. He was flying
to L.A. to start hospice care in his father and
stepmothers home, and the doctors said he
might regain the strength to have the second
part of his procedure. He told me he hadnt
given up. I want a life with you, he said.
On November 5, a day after his 43rd
birthday, he left for L.A. I flew out three
days later. Even as he was dying, Josh was
so alive. His friend Jake and I watched in
awe as he sat up in bed and danced with his
eyes closed to the Alabama Shakes Dont
Wanna Fight. The five of us knew that he
wouldnt let go until we left, so we said our
good-byes. I left November 11. On November
13, Joshs mom called to tell me he had taken
his last breath while she and his father and
stepmother held his hands.
No matter how much I had wanted to
use our final conversations to tell Josh how
grateful I was for his love, he wanted to
make sure that I wouldnt be broken by his
death, to insist that the more weve loved,
the more were able to love again. Spoon,
he had whispered when he could barely
speak. He waved me into bed and turned on
his side to let me be the big spoon.
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HOROSCOPES
This month has Gemini recognizing her worth (you go, Natalie Portman!), Libra
forging her own path (keep at it, Alicia Vikander), and Capricorn putting
her faith in others (let them help, Julia Louis-Dreyfus!) By E R IC F R A NC I S C OPP OL I NO
GEMINI
(MAY 21JUNE 20)
See yourself as a valuable addition to the world.

Remember that when you enter a room, you have
a positive influence on that environment. Imagine
yourself clearing the way for the right thing to
happen. The most important thing you can do is to
be aware of who and what are around you, and the
purpose of any meeting or project. Speak up only
when you know your contribution is likely to make
a difference, which may involve talking less than
usual. Then be sure to listen and take it all in.
POWER DAY: June 12
CANCER
(JUNE 21JULY 22)
So much may be moving and developing within

you that you think its impossible to put your
emotions, needs, and desires into words. Yet if you
want to be understood and have harmony in your
relationships, working through the madness and
explaining the difficult parts will help immensely.
There will be rich rewards for doing so, including
contact, warmth, and the thing you live for: the
feeling of being home. You will discover how much
the community surrounding you really cares.
POWER DAY: June 20
L EO
POWER DAYS BASED ON PLANETARY ALIGNMENTS. ZODIAC SIGNS: GETTY IMAGES
(JULY 23AUGUST 22)
Know where you stand with everyone, especially

when it comes to money. Make sure that you
comprehend the details of any arrangement and
that you enter any agreement with a conscious
agenda. Contracts work because they outline
a mutual set of needs and intentions, and you
can only participate in a constructive way if you
know what you want and what you have to offer.
You may have to be a little less trusting, read the
fine print, and ask the tough questions.
POWER DAY: June 6
VIRGO
(AUGUST 23SEPTEMBER 22)
This may not be a psychologically comfortable

time for you, but its necessary if you want to
manifest your incredible potential. Instead of
searching for who you are, look inside. Your
solar chart is describing your becoming the
exact opposite of who you thought you were.
Capabilities and ambitions you may never have
dreamed of are available, though you will need
to work for them consistently. Transformation is a
process that occupies every hour of every day.
POWER DAY: June 22
LIBR A
(SEPTEMBER 23OCTOBER 22)
The story of your professional life right now is

about the balance between trusting in what
you are drawn to do and carrying out what you
want to achieve. Dont worry about what that
might look like to society. There is a goal calling
to you, something you need to accomplish. You
will get there through flexibility, elegance, and
sharing your grace rather than concealing it.
Bare your soul as you aspire to great things.
That alone can change everything.
POWER DAY: June 17
SCORPIO
(OCTOBER 23NOVEMBER 21)
Break out of your shell and interact with your

surroundings. If you feel you need to focus on
yourself to conserve energy, do so. Once youve
spent some time recharging, test out what
youve learned in social situations, creative
endeavors, and collaborations. Be brave and
consider what you want for yourself in the long
term. For instance, contemplate where you
might be in five years. You have perspective
to see clearly into the distance.
POWER DAY: June 10
S AG I T TAR I U S
(NOVEMBER 22DECEMBER 21)
Practice living like youre the most beloved,

wealthiest, and most successful person on the
planet. Open your heart and head, and let the
energy flow through you. See everything as
an occasion for both giving and receiving.
The principle of exchange is so strong in your
solar chart that anything is possible. That
means you can afford to be generous with your
knowledge, time, and abilities. Your current
mantra is that no goal is out of reach.
POWER DAY: June 19
CAPRICORN
(DECEMBER 22JANUARY 19)
Youre an independent, cautious person, but at

the moment, it will help if you grant yourself the
assistance and affection of others. This calls for
authentic emotional vulnerability and trust. These
may be the last things you want to experience,
yet they will be the most beneficial. People care
deeply about you, but they cant express it if you
dont allow the feelings in. Relax and absorb the
nourishment youre given. It will free you from
the past and put you in a happier place.
POWER DAY: June 3
AQUA R I U S
(JANUARY 20FEBRUARY 18)
This will be an extremely productive month,

leading to an equally abundant summer. The key
is making sure you love the work youre doing.
If you dont have the luxury of picking the projects
you like most, find the aspect of every task that
is engaging and fun, even if that lies in those
youre working with. These ties may grow into
brilliant partnerships. Keep your mind open
to the possibilities. If someone says, I have
an idea, perk up and pay attention.
POWER DAY: June 8
PISCES
(FEBRUARY 19MARCH 20)
Continue to aim high. This is one of your most

ambitious times in years. You must be the
CEO of your own life. If you can get the hang
of this now, you will gain a skill to carry you far.
The challenges include analyzing your options,
making decisions, and proceeding with firm
commitment. You must also see the financial
angle of anything you do. The opportunity
is enormous if you take charge and run your
life with a courageous spirit.
POWER DAY: June 25
ARIES
(MARCH 21APRIL 19)
You are becoming someone you never expected

to be. That is welcome news, as the adjustment
youre going through will help you identify your
place in the world. Be humble, but recognize
that only you possess this distinctive combination
of competence, talent, and creativity. What
you do is an expression of your specific gifts.
Give them freely without trying to prove anything.
Observe carefully who acknowledges you
and accepts what you give.
POWER DAY: June 29
TAURUS
(APRIL 20MAY 20)
The foundation of our education is built on

reading and writing. While you may not call
yourself a writer, take this month to appreciate
and indulge in the charm and influence of the
written word. If you have something to say,
put it on paper and share it. This holds a key
to any form of success, whether youre talking
business, friendship, or love. Reread a few of
your favorite books and you will infuse your
soul with a rare sensation of beauty.
POWER DAY: June 15
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CYNDI
LAUPER
The pop singer who proclaimed girls just wanna

have fun changes direction with her recent
country-song cover album, aptly titled Detour
@cyndilauper
1. IF I WERENT A SINGER/SONGWRITER, ID BE: A Powerball winner!

2. BEST CAREER ADVICE IVE GOTTEN: When you finally get there, try to enjoy it.
3. MOST GRACIOUS RESPONSE TO REJECTION/CAREER SETBACK: Im not a gracious person.
4. THE THREE QUALITIES THAT GOT ME WHERE I AM TODAY: [Collaborator] Captain
Lous [Albano] PEG principle: Politeness, Etiquette, and Grooming (good grooming).
5. MOMENT I FELT ID MADE IT: January of 85. I was at the AMAs [American Music Awards], and when my name was
announced [for Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist], the balcony went crazy. Thats when I knew I could take off my Almost Famous button.
6. THE MOST AGONIZING CAREER DECISION IVE EVER MADE: Quitting my

first recording band, Blue Angel, to make my first solo album, Shes So Unusual.
7. THE EASIEST CAREER DECISION IVE EVER MADE: The same decision.
8. KIND OF WORK ID DO FOR FREE: Work with animals or help kids.
9. FAVORITE PERK OF THE JOB: Working for myself.
10. WORST PITFALL OF THE JOB: Working for myself.
11. CHANGE ID LIKE TO SEE IN MY INDUSTRY: More women in charge.
12. HOW I MADE MY FIRST DOLLAR: At 5, I used to sing songs from South
Pacific and The King and I for the housewives around the corner. They gave me quarters.
13. WHO DO YOU ADMIRE AND WHY? Cecile Richards for her courage and for all the different
A Streetcar Named Desire, On the Waterfront, West Side Story, Midnight Cowboy, Terms of Endearment,
Guess Whos Coming to Dinner, E.T. I could keep going.
17. IF I COULD LIVE IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY, IT WOULD BE: Brooklyn?

18. MY PERFECT DAY BEGINS: With the sound of birds singing.
19. MY PERFECT DAY ENDS: With the sound of the ocean.
20. ONE THING IM EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD AT: Creating music.
21. ONE THING IM EPICALLY BAD AT: Parallel parking.
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womens health issues shes addressed as head of Planned Parenthood.
14. LAST THING I BINGE-WATCHED: Idris Elba on BBC Ones Luther.

15. SONG THAT ALWAYS MAKES ME CRY: Nina Simones version of Ne Me Quitte Pas.
16. MOVIE THAT HAD THE GREATEST ENDING: Its impossible to say, but here are a few: To Kill a Mockingbird,

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