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Part A: Ads
For your magazine, look at all of the ads and complete Column
3 of this table. (For the
percent column, count the total number of ads in the issue and
then divide the number
that you find in each category by that total. For example, if
there are 100 ads in the
issue, and there are 20 ads that you classify as belonging to
Appearance, then you will
have 20/100 or 20% of the ads fall into that category. You will
follow this same approach
for all of the tables below.)
Table 1: Advertisement Categories
Product
Category
Category Definition Percent
of Ads
Appearance Clothing, jewelry, make-up, etc.

Hygiene All personal and hygiene products
Activities Sport/physical activities, athletic clothing and
equipment, toys, games, crafts
Media All media (TV, magazines, websites, phones,
etc.)
Food-1 All related to “healthy” food/drink items (fresh
fruits/veggies/vitamin rich content)
Food-2 All related to “unhealthy” food/drink items
(alcohol, desserts, high levels of
fat/artificial/sugar content)
Misc Ads that do not fit into the above categories
Part B: Stories & Articles
For your magazine, read all of the articles in your issue and
complete column 3 of this
table.
Table 2: Content Categories

Major
Topic/Focu
s of
Story/Cont
ent
Topic/Focus Definition Percent
of
Stories
Appearance Fashion, beauty, shopping
Relationshi
ps
Boys, dating, sex, friendships, family
Achieveme
nts
School, grades, careers, finances
Health Hygiene, health, mental/physical issues, diet,
body image, self-improvement, life skills,
sports fitness
Entertainme
nt
Some type of media focus

Social
Issues
Specific social issues, activism, female role
model, female opinions/views
Arts &
Culture
The arts, books, travel, cross-cultural
experiences
Misc Content does not fit into above categories
Part C: Essay
Write an essay of approximately 300-400 words that is based on
your findings in Table
1 and Table 2. Your essay should:
1. Use the information that you gathered while completing the 2
tables.
2. Indicate how your findings in the tables relate to the readings
and research from
the article Common Sense Media. (2014). Advertising to
children and teens:
Current practices. Bring in specific details from the readings to
make those
connections and also provide specific descriptions of the

ads/content so that they
clearly show how they do/do not illustrate the data in the
articles.
3. Reflect the format of a professional essay. Grammar, syntax,
and content are all
important in this assignment. Students are highly encouraged to
create an outline
before they begin writing.*
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S H O P It’s been more than four decades since Giorgio Armani
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Gere’s perfectly tailored looks in American Gigolo). The
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September 13, they’ll release their third full-length studio
album,
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that together tell a story about family, addiction, and love.
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S H O P Etro is synonymous with
colorful paisley prints, but the
brand’s Pegasus logo, created
in 1968, is just as iconic. This
season, the house honors that
heritage by reissuing its Pegaso
Bag as an on-trend cross-body.
(Handbag, Etro, $1,140, select
Etro boutiques nationwide)
S E E Louis Vuitton has wowed fans
by revealing the incredible skills
involved in crafting the house’s
signature leather goods via immersive
exhibits like Volez, Voguez, Voyagez.
The latest, Louis Vuitton X, explores
160 years of the maison’s history
through collaborations and interactive
digital experiences, spread across 10
rooms in a venue not far from Vuitton’s

North Rodeo Drive outpost. (Through
September 15, 2019; louisvuitton.com)
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R E A D The 14
perceptive essays in
Leslie Jamison’s Make
It Scream, Make It
Burn are divided by
category—journalism,
criticism, or memoir.
Touching upon
everything from the
“loneliest whale in the
world” to Jamison’s
experience becoming
a stepmother, they
demonstrate that the
best-selling author
of The Empathy

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explore the limits of
human connection.
R E A D In the new
anthology Whose
Story Is This?, the
acclaimed essayist
Rebecca Solnit—
whom the New York
Times has called
“the voice of the
resistance”—explores
the battle to shape
the narrative of our
era. “The real work,”
she writes, “is not
to convert those
who hate us but to
change the world
so that haters don’t
hold disproportionate
power and so that
others are not sucked
into the nightmare.”
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D I S C O V E R N Y F W New York Fashion
Week, kicking off on Friday, September 6, is a
chance to discover fall’s most inspired trends,

but we’re equally excited by the dynamic women
who are running the show. Armed with ambition
and suited-up with personal style that starts from
the top with strong, bold hairstyles, fashion’s
top designers, entrepreneurs, moguls and multi-
hyphenates are bringing their unique vision and
creative spirit to the runways and front rows this
season. Their influence is unmatched, and their talent
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L I S T E N The singer-songwriter
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indie pop that, over four albums,
has garnered her three Mercury
Prize nominations. Her latest, Lost
Girls, out September 6, is inspired
by Los Angeles and the 1980s.
WAT C H For years, actress
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projects like Eastbound & Down,
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Street. She finally gets a starring
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when the Whitney Museum unveils
the first full-scale survey of her 25-
year career, which includes over 100
pieces, on October 25. (Through
January 12, 2020; whitney.org)
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influential career, visionary Japanese
artist Yayoi Kusama—whose work
melds pop art with minimalism—has
produced more than 20 Infinity
Mirror Rooms. Each is a psychedelic
sensory installation so enveloping
that it’s possible to forget where you

end and the space begins. One of her
latest, Love Is Calling, opens at ICA
Boston on September 24 alongside
Beyond Infinity: Contemporary Art
After Kusama, which pairs her pieces
with work by contemporaries like
Louise Bourgeois, Tara Donovan,
and Ana Mendieta. (Through
February 7, 2021; icaboston.org)
S E E Throughout legendary
93-year-old Betye Saar’s career,
she has produced assemblages,
collages, and installations that
subvert racist stereotypes and
touch on mysticism and memory,
black power and technology.
LACMA’s Betye Saar: Call and
Response takes a novel approach
to exploring her art, showcasing
preliminary drawings from
the sketchbooks she has kept
throughout her life alongside
finished works. (Through
April 5, 2020; lacma.org)
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S E E Since the 1979 Iranian
Revolution, Iranian-born artist Shirin
Neshat has lived in self-imposed
exile in the U.S. She didn’t have

her first solo show until 1993,
when she was 36, but she is now
acclaimed for films, videos, and
photographs that investigate,
among other concerns, how
political upheaval impacts interior
lives. On October 19, The Broad in
L.A. launches a career retrospective
with 150 of her works. (Through
February 16, 2020; thebroad.org)
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S E P T E M B E R V O L U M E X X X V N U M B E R 1
NO. 409
58 CALENDAR
122 THE TALENT
124 THE FEED
130 EDITOR’S LETTER
136 NINA’S EDIT
138 NEW ARRIVALS
Extend the summer
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145 THE POWER
OF FASHION
Tailored pantsuits are
back in a big way.
ELLE’s Véronique
Hyland analyzes their
runway return. Plus:
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154 THIS IS NEW YORK
Six breakout brands
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By Naomi Rougeau
164 INTO THE BLUE
Tiffany & Co. reinvests
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168 TREND:
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170 TREND: EVERYTHING
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173 TREND: SHE’S
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175 CREATURE FEATURE
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Cheryl Wischhover
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238 YOUR GARDEN
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242 THE GREAT
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260 THE REVENGE-
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By Jessica Testa
264 GOD IS
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Hayley Phelan
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dizzying world
of Hillsong, an
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enticing millennials
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270 SHE CONTAINS
MULTITUDES
Molly Langmuir sits
down with the New
Yorker’s rising star,
writer Jia Tolentino
274 ASK E. JEAN
Relationship hell?
E. Jean Carroll
to the rescue!
192 ROCK CANDY
Six jewelers
share their love of
carved stones
201 FORWARD,
MARCH
Introducing our
favorite lug-soled
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202 GLAM SQUAD
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219 RUNWAY
TO ELLEWAY
Erin Reimel reports
on fall’s most
powerful trends:
exaggerated lashes,
manicured pixie
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224 BEST OF

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NO. 409
The Well
277 FORCE OF
NATURE
As Angelina Jolie
revives Disney’s
beloved antihero,
Maleficent, the
actress and
humanitarian
reflects on
the power of

wicked women.
Photographed by
Alexi Lubomirski.
Styled by Elizabeth
Stewart
286 UNDER THE
TUSCAN SUN
Photographer Cole
Sprouse captures
postcard-worthy
scenes in the Italian
countryside. Styled
by Natasha Royt
302 LIP SERVICE
Dior’s Peter
Philips unveils a
sumptuous line of
lip color, styling
tips included.
Photographed
by Richard
Burbridge. Styled
by Jessica Dos
Remedios
310 URBAN
LEGENDS
Mixed prints and
look-at-me palettes

find a fitting home
in Manhattan’s
cityscape.
Photographed
by Matthew
Kristall. Styled by
Rebecca Dennett
330 PARIS MATCH
Midcentury
tweed takes a
trip to the Seine.
Photographed by
Terence Connors.
Styled by Marine
Braunschvig
340 THE
ITALIAN JOB
Model Candice
Swanepoel
descends into
the coveted
cushions at Forlini’s.
Photographed by
Carin Backoff.
Styled by Paul
Cavaco
The Cover
Looks
Newsstand Cover:

Angelina Jolie
wears a dress and
belt from Dior,
bracelets from
Cartier, and vintage
earrings.
Subscriber Cover:
Jolie wears a
jumpsuit from
Stella McCartney,
aviators from Dolce
& Gabbana, and
hoop earrings
from J. Hannah.
For Jolie’s makeup
look, try L’Essen-
tiel Natural Glow
Foundation in Very
Light, Palette 5
Couleurs in L’Heure
de Nuit, Eyebrow
Kit in Universel,
and Rouge G de
Guerlain Lipstick in
N°23. All, Guerlain.
Photographed by
Alexi Lubomirski
(styled by Elizabeth
Stewart; hair by
Adam Campbell
at the Wall Group;
makeup by Toni
G for Joe Blasco
Cosmetics; mani-

cure by Emi Kudo
for OPI; set design
by Jack Flanagan
at the Wall Group;
produced by Nath-
alie Akiya at Kranky
Produktions).
348 THINK BIG
Women are
demanding space—
from C-suites
to presidential
debates—and
the runways are
mimicking their
battle cries. By
Dayna Evans.
Photographed by
Zoey Grossman.
Styled by Charles
Varenne
End Notes
356 ELLE TRAVEL
St. Barts is back
in business. By
Brianna Kovan
358 HOROSCOPE
360 SHOPPING

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T E R E N C E
C O N N O R S
@terenceconnors
Photographer and
videographer
Provenance:
Grew up between
Manhattan and Paris
Now: Montauk, New York
This month: Photographed
“Paris Match” (page 330)
Bona fides: BFA, film,
School of Visual Arts; has
worked on campaigns
for brands such as
Sonia Rykiel, Tommy

Hilfiger, Polo Ralph
Lauren, and Jo Malone
First gig: Videographer
for a Paris skateboard
shop at age 15
Movie on repeat: Éric
Rohmer’s 1967 French
film La Collectionneuse
Lesson learned: Find
something you love, and
you’ll never work a day
in your life. “I find myself
on jobs saying, ‘This trip
is so fun,’ and clients will
look at me like, ‘This isn’t
a trip. This is work.’�”
Parisian haunt: La Chaise
au Plafond in the Marais
district. “It’s a little
restaurant with outdoor
seating, and it’s good
for people watching.”
CONTRIBUTORS
Introducing five standout artists behind our most

ambitious issue of the year. By Zoe Bean
D AY N A E VA N S
@DaynaEvans_
Writer
Provenance:
Philadelphia
Now: Brooklyn
This month: Wrote
“Think Big” (page 348)
Bona fides: BA, creative
writing, New York
University; has written for
the New York Times, GQ,
and New York magazine
First gig: Sales
associate at PacSun
Reading: Braiding
Sweetgrass: Indigenous
Wisdom, Scientific
Knowledge and the
Teachings of Plants, by
Robin Wall Kimmerer
Movie on repeat:
2011’s Fast Five

Current inspiration: Teen
climate-change activists,
like Greta Thunberg
Power source: “Having
a community of women
around me makes
me feel powerful.”
Best habit: “I wake up
really early, [which is when]
I do my best writing.”
Past-life persona: A surfer.
“There’s something about
San Diego and beaches—
even though I’m not a
nature person at all.”
Upcoming: A nonfiction
book (currently in the
proposal stage) about the
history of women and their
relationship with bread
T H E R E S A H AY E S
@theresahayesofficial
Model

Provenance:
Brooklyn
Now: Los Angeles
This month: Stars in “Paris
Match” (page 330). “While
we were having lunch,
my 1998 Louis Vuitton
backpack was stolen, along
with my passport, a little
point-and-shoot camera,
and my journal. I cried for
two minutes, wiped
my tears, and went on
with the shoot.”
Bona fides: Modeled
exclusively for Louis Vuitton
for three seasons (2016–
2018); has since walked
the runway for the likes of
Paco Rabanne, Valentino,
and Zimmermann
First gig: Sales associate
at the Hollister on
Fifth Avenue

Reading: The Untethered
Soul: The Journey Beyond
Yourself, by Michael A.
Singer; The Energy of
Money: A Spiritual Guide
to Financial and Personal
Fulfillment, by Maria
Nemeth; and The Four
Agreements: A Practical
Guide to Personal Freedom,
by Don Miguel Ruiz
Movie on repeat: The
Matrix. “I honestly feel like
Neo these days.”
Past-life persona: “A bird,
[maybe] a black hawk.”
Upcoming: A coconut-wax
candle line, Blessed By T
J E S S I C A T E S TA
@jtes
Reporter
Provenance:
Phoenix

Now: Brooklyn
This month: Wrote
“The Revenge-Porn
Warrior” (page 260)
Bona fides: BA,
journalism, and MA,
mass communication,
Arizona State University;
former national reporter
for BuzzFeed News
First gig: Cashier at a
pool supply store. “I’d
talk to people about pH
levels and chlorine.”
Reading: Random Family,
by Adrian Nicole LeBlanc
Movie on repeat:
Annihilation. “It was, like,
all women. There was only
one man, and it was Oscar
Isaac, which was allowed.”
Recent splurge: A blue
wedding dress from
Brooklyn designer
Samantha Sleeper

Current inspiration:
The female Democratic
presidential candidates
Dream subject: Christine
Blasey Ford. “If you’re
reading this, give me a call.”
Past-life persona: A
museum curator. “But that’s
such a pretentious answer!
Maybe I was a goldfish.”
Upcoming: An Oxygen TV
adaptation of her 2018
BuzzFeed News article
“The Case Died With Her”
P E T E R P H I L I P S
@peterphilipsmakeup
Makeup artist
Provenance:
Antwerp, Belgium
Now: Paris
This month: Styled and
created the makeup palette
for “Lip Service” (page 302)

Bona fides: Studied
graphic design at ESA
Saint-Luc Bruxelles and
fashion at Royal Academy
of Fine Arts Antwerp;
currently Dior Makeup’s
creative and image director
First gig: Cleaning
his grandfather’s
charcuterie shop. “From
five or six years old,
we were all helping.”
Movie on repeat: Anything
by Alfred Hitchcock
Lesson learned: “My
generation was told the
sky was the limit, that you
could do anything you
wanted. We’re paying
for that now. I wish we
had been more careful
with the environment.”
Past-life persona:
A gardener on an
English estate
If he weren’t a makeup

artist: “I’d design furniture,
chandeliers, tables, chairs,
ingenious storage.”
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ike most of the world, I’ve long been fascinated by Angelina
Jolie. Before I met her, I always thought there was something
magnetic about her ability to blaze a trail and live without
compromise. Now that I know her firsthand, I’m in awe of her
generosity and compassion. She graced my first cover as editor-
in-chief
of ELLE in March 2018, and now, a year and a half later, I’m
very excited
to work with her again for our cover story on page 278. She is
one of those
multifaceted women we love to embrace at ELLE.
What you might not know about Angelina is how involved she
is
when it comes to the process—whether it’s a shoot, or a film, or
a cause.
She follows through on her commitment; she will get on the
phone with
you herself to make sure that every detail is just right. That’s
what makes
her so impressive—she faces every challenge head-on.
This past February, when I went through my preventive double
mastectomy, Angelina’s 2013 New York Times essay about her
own de-
cision to have the surgery resonated with me, and I drew a great

deal of
strength from her words.
We’ve seen so many versions of Angelina over the years, from
her
early wild-child days to her emergence as a philanthropic force
and a
director in her own right. She has made some nontraditional
choices
in her life, but she has always been her own person, and doesn’t
worry
unduly about what other people think of her.
Another woman with a similarly uncompromising attitude is
Carrie
Goldberg, the attorney who’s become known as the “troll
hunter,” for
helping clients fight revenge porn. (One client has called her “a
feminist
guardian angel.”) Goldberg’s memoir, Nobody’s Victim, lifts
the veil on
the personal experiences that led her down this career path—
namely, the
assaults and abuse she herself suffered at the hands of men. On
page260,
Jessica Testa profiles a woman who’s managed to take some
very trau-
matic incidents and turn them into something positive for other
women.
As Goldberg has seen up close, we are in a transitional time
when
powerful women are ostensibly celebrated, yet the culture at
large still
seems threatened by female authority. (Just look at the public

reaction
to some of our more outspoken freshman congresswomen.)
Given
the parade of power suits we saw on the runway, designers have
been
thinking about that question, too. In this, our “The Power of
Fashion”
issue, we go deep on what “power dressing” means today, and
how it no
longer automatically translates to shoulder pads and pinstripes.
These
days, there are myriad ways to look like a boss. But ultimately,
it’s about
the power of the woman behind the wardrobe.
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Nina Garcia is enchanted by
the tones and textures of Dior’s
Morocco-inspired cruise collection.
Desert

Rose
M A R R A K E C H E X P R E S S
“No destination is too far-flung for
Dior’s Maria Grazia Chiuri. In
April, I headed to Marrakech to
take in her cruise collection at the
sixteenth-century El Badi Palace.
Each piece felt perfect for a dream
vacation, from the artisan-woven
leather sandals and totes to the
exquisitely detailed maxidresses.”
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OF DIOR’S CRUISE
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SEATING FOR THE
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NEW ARRIVALS

The perfect companion to Dolce & Gabbana’s boudoir-chic fall
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a heart-shaped ex-voto. Handbag, Dolce & Gabbana, $1,695,
select Dolce & Gabbana boutiques nationwide.
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Anyone who follows Gucci’s Alessandro Michele on Instagram
knows the creative director’s fascination with antiquity, be it
his own
taxidermy- and sculpture-filled Roman apartment or his
frequent vintage shopping excursions on the city’s Via del

Governo Vecchio.
So it should come as no surprise that Michele’s debut high
jewelry collection is teeming with museum-worthy baubles,
such as these
shoulder-grazing, botanical-inspired beauties. Rubellite,
tourmaline, and pink sapphire one-of-a-kind earrings, Gucci,
gucci.com.
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Just in time for late-summer garden parties: Tabitha Simmons’s
velvet-ribboned, retro chintz lace-up for
Coach, no green thumb required. Sandal, Coach x Tabitha
Simmons, $150, coach.com.
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FRONT ROW
MODELS BACKSTAGE
AT GIVENCHY,
FALL 2019.
The Power
of Fashion

IN AN ERA WHEN WOMEN ARE FIGHTING, once again, for
our
hard-won access to choice, it might seem counterintuitive that
the
suit—in its most masculine, tailored, gray flannel incarnation—
is mak-
ing a comeback. But come back it did, on female dandies in bow
ties at
Dolce & Gabbana, girls with cravats at Burberry, twenty-first-
century
Katharine Hepburns at Givenchy, even the cool kids at
Alexander Wang
(where a loose gray version, worn over a shiny black vest,
served as a
hipster-ized version of the three-piece suit).
There’s a well-worn saying that “three is a trend.” But when it’s
more of an avalanche, like this season’s parade of suits, it’s
clear that
some kind of reclamation of power is going on. In this case, that
means
power in its most literal form—suits with ’40s tailoring or the
strong
shoulders of an ’80s corporate raider. But worn with a touch of
irony,
or accessorized with a slice of bare midriff, torso, or leg, a look
like this
says, “Yes, I can try on these traditional markers of strength,
but I won’t
change everything about myself in the process.”
In other words, you don’t have to start dressing like a corporate
drone. Both traditional and transgressive power looks abound
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season. On the trad side, Giorgio Armani, who dressed Hol-
lywood types in softly tailored power suits back in the ’80s, is
paying tribute to his legacy with his New Normal collection,
which celebrates suiting in all its forms (see page 58). Mean-
while, some women, Olivia Stren reports, are looking to the
boilersuit and its one-and-done appeal as their new power suit
(page 150). Think of it as the fashion equivalent of having it all.
Of course, shoulder pads and mechanic’s overalls aren’t
makes you feel most powerful.
There’s a reason some of the chicest women around have long
borrowed from the boys. From classic dinner jackets to banker
pinstripes, the ease and instant polish a suit offers is unrivaled.
Toss in a few unexpected twists, like Burberry’s monogram
shirt-
and-tie combo or Dolce & Gabbana’s boudoir-inspired finishes,
and you’ve got proof yet again that anything they can do…
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No shirt, no tie, no problem.
Whether you choose to bare your
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a plunging lapel like Kendall Jenner,
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woman, starred in a wartime campaign aimed at recruiting
women to
work in factories and shipyards. We’ve all seen the now-iconic
poster
where she poses in a boilersuit, with a fearless gaze and flexed
bicep,
alongside the slogan: We Can Do It!
Today, Rosie’s heirs have made it off the factory floor and onto
the
runway, where that same can-do spirit prevails. For fall, Dior’s
Maria
Grazia Chiuri cooked up a quilted boilersuit that was as
utilitarian as
it was refined; at Salvatore Ferragamo, Paul Andrew’s take on
the look,
rendered in tobacco-hued leather, conjured simultaneous
toughness
and elegance; and Isabel Marant’s khaki version, collarless and
strong-
shouldered, emanated both power and ease—along with a sense
that
there is power in ease. Today’s suits look like they know how to
fix a
carburetor while swilling a champagne cocktail. They even
found a ce-
lebrity ambassador recently in the form of Irina Shayk, making
her first
paparazzi appearance post–Bradley Cooper breakup in a
military style
from Burberry: the perfect look for parachuting her way into
singlehood.
Fashion has long prized show over utility, tossing aside
practicality
in favor of art and fancy. But the needle is moving: Thanks to

street style
and Instagram, reality is now the runway. In an age held in
thrall to ideals
of multitasking and efficiency, where celebrities are papped
running er-
rands “just like us,” the boilersuit—optimization on a hanger—
is arguably
the power suit du jour. It’s the ultimate triumph of fashion-as-
life-hack.
Sure, there have lately been the welcome rumblings of a
backlash
against the if-you-can-do-it-all-you-can-have-it-all algorithm, a
recipe
(myth? con?) for general despair and a free-floating sense of
failure.
Women are pushing back against the idea that we are not only
supposed
to meet every challenge, we are supposed to do it with grace,
without
the unsexy discomfort of effort. While that may be an
impossible stan-
dard, the boilersuit is, at least, not going to get in the way of
whatever’s
on your to-do list. It’s a versatile workhorse, presumably ready
to jump
on a call, pick up a child from a playdate, head to yoga, and
make grain-
free granola—or just lie on the couch. And if you can’t do it all,
at least
your wardrobe can.
The all-in-one look is the new uniform for those
trying to do everything at once. Could the
boilersuit be the new power suit? By Olivia Stren

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Meet six
stellar talents
making waves
far beyond
the Big Apple.
By Naomi
Rougeau
This
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New
York
T H E S O C I A L
C O N S C I E N C E

Refuse Club
@refuseclub
Anyone who still
believes fashion
can’t tackle serious
issues would do well
to check out Refuse
Club. Founders Yuner
Shao and “Stef”
Puzhen Zhou are
seeking to fuel the
#MeToo conversation
in their home country
of China, which has
been silenced by the
government (hence
their decision to show
in New York). Look
for unisex ensembles
featuring censorship-
inspired messaging.
T H E
E M P O W E R M E N T
A D V O C AT E

Burnett New York
@burnettnewyork
Few purchases in a
woman’s life are as
memorable or as
stressful as her wedding
dress. But the process
was seamless for former
Goldman Sachs analyst
Sterling McDavid,
thanks to Emily Burnett,
then the creative
director of Dennis
Basso. The two hit it off
so well, they decided
to launch Burnett New
York. The philanthropy-
driven brand takes
women from the office
to the dressiest of
black-tie events, all
while supporting female
education initiatives.
T H E S H O W S T O P P E R
Tomo Koizumi
@tomokoizumi
When a relatively unknown Japanese
costume designer—plucked from Instagram
obscurity by stylist Katie Grand—staged
the most buzzed-about show of New York
Fashion Week, the fashion world took notice.

And while Tomo Koizumi’s larger-than-life
tulle confections may not be the most
practical IRL, word has it that the designer
would love to roll out a slightly scaled-down,
but no less kaleidoscopic, capsule collection.
FOR MORE ON BURNETT
NEW YORK’S EMILY
BURNETT AND STERLING
MCDAVID, PLUS FIVE
OTHER DYNAMIC WOMEN
IN NEW YORK FASHION,
SEE THE FOLLOWING PAGE.
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P R E S E N T E D B Y
T R E S E M M É
It’s September in New York City and Fashion Week is in the
air. Though show-stopping fashion on
the runways usually catches the front pages, this season we are
equally impressed with the dynamic
women–from designers to entrepreneurs–off the runways. It’s
the women sitting in the front
rows and working behind the scenes who are shaping fashion as
we see it today. With unmatched
personal style, killer hair, and a thirst for ambition, these
women are bringing fashion week to life.
Fashion Week might be approaching in New York City, but it’s
the
women powering fashion this fall who have truly arrived.
Powering New York’s Runway
EMILY BURNETT &

STERLING MCDAVID
ARPANA RAYAMAJHI
TEZZA BARTON
JAYCINA ALMOND
MARIA DUEÑAS JACOBS
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Emily Burnett & Sterling McDavid
Co-founder, Burnett New York, @burnettnewyork
The two women behind the buzzy fashion brand Burnett New
York know that style is a weapon of a woman’s ambition,
which is why they are making powerful clothes for women of all
body types. With a focus on sustainability and women’s
rights, and by casting an army of diverse models for their
shows, Emily and Sterling are paving the road to fashion’s
future.
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Jaycina Almond
Model and Founder, Tender, @jaycina
Not many people can balance a bustling career as a model with
a two-year-old while launching a company (a subscription box
designed especially for moms)
before hitting that age of 25, but for Jaycina Almond, it’s just
another day in the bucket. Busy is her daily, so Jaycina opts for
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Maria Dueñas Jacobs
Director of Brand Development, Stitch Fix, @mduenasjacobs
Maria’s name is eponymous with chic. The mom and former

ELLE editor is the ultimate fashion authority, and this
fashion week she’ll be scouring the runways to fi nd the perfect
pieces for Stitch Fix’s fall lineup. Maria can sense a trend—
and, infl uence one—as quickly as she can tousle her locks into
a modern, windswept do, perfect for her on-the-go lifestyle.
Maria needs hair that can keep up as she’s dashing from photo
shoots to fashion shows to everything in between,
and she’s nailed it with her easy, low-maintenance but high-
impact textured bob.
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Olivia Perez
Journalist and Entrepreneur, @livvperez
Olivia Perez is the definition of a
multihyphenate: She balances her blog,
Friend of a Friend, a booming Instagram
feed, and just launched a podcast where
she interviews A-list female moguls and
visionaries. She’s taking her interviewing
chops all the way to New York Fashion
Week to report on the splashiest styles
from the runway and the women behind the
scenes making it all happen. Olivia lights up
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The Salt Lake City native traded spawning green pastures for
city-sleek sidewalks, but her style is the perfect
marriage of the two: unique and organic meets strong and
modern, perfect for her equally dynamic career
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be surprised if you see her designs all over the runways.
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her, resulting in truly bespoke pieces and an eclectic style
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T H E S P O R T S W E A R H E I R
Khaite
@khaite_ny
Fashion editors love to sit around ruminating
over the current state of American sportswear
(the athleisure trend doesn’t cut it, folks).
Cate Holstein might just be the antidote to all
things spandex. Her brand has been steadily
gaining steam thanks to her carefully crafted
minimalist separates and unwavering point
of view. This season, with a full-scale runway
show and the addition of handbags, the cult
fave is ready for the big time.
T H E C O O L K I D
Kim Shui
@kimshui
Kim Shui reimagines sexy dressing with a slightly undone nod
to
Chinese tradition, featuring artfully knotted silks and slit-up-to-
there
cheongsam-style dresses. Among her fans? Virtual influencer @
lilmiquela, Gigi Hadid, and Kylie Jenner and daughter Stormi,
who
recently posed on Instagram in mother-daughter Shui looks.

T H E G E N D E R B E N D E R
No Sesso
@nosessola
Wanting to leave no doubt as to the genderless nature of her
creations,
designer Pierre Davis simply named her label “No Sesso”
(meaning “no
gender” in Italian)—and, in her fall collection, spelled it out in
rhinestones
across the seat of a tracksuit. From patchwork bustiers to
oversize
shearling boleros, the offering was as refreshingly diverse as
the models
themselves, who included musicians Steve Lacy and Kelsey Lu.
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C O N S E R VAT I O N
What does the ocean have to do with diamonds? For
Tiffany & Co., preserving the marine environment is
all part of the process. By Véronique Hyland
Into the Blue
n the middle of the Indian Ocean, off the coast of Madagascar,
lies the tiny island of Mauritius. Encircling it like a necklace
is one of the world’s largest coral reefs, which, like coral reefs
everywhere, is under threat from warming oceans. Over the
last few decades, Mauritius’s beaches have shrunk by 65 feet, in
part
because of damage to its reefs.
The country is also home to one of Tiffany & Co.’s diamond
polish-
ing operations: The stones are flown in from Antwerp and
perfected
there. Technicians examine them under a microscope and polish
them
using a machine that looks very much like a record player (if it
had a
diamond where the needle is). Given that the island is so

important to
the process, one of the aims of the Tiffany & Co. Foundation,
the jewelry
house’s charitable arm, is to protect its coral reefs and marine
biodi-
versity. (In 2004, the company stopped selling coral jewelry for
ethical
reasons. “We just don’t think there’s any way to responsibly
harvest it,”
says Andy Hart, senior vice president of diamond and jewelry
supply.)
The jeweler has long made transparency and social
responsibility a
priority. At the beginning of this year, it announced its
Diamond Source
Initiative, which will note the country of origin for all
“individually
registered diamonds” (those 0.18 carats and larger). These
include the
THE ISLAND OF MAURITIUS.
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FRONT ROW C O N S E R V A T I O N
new Tiffany True diamonds, the majority of which are polished

on
Mauritius. While Tiffany’s commitment to preserving the
island’s coral
reefs technically has nothing to do with diamond production,
Anisa
Kamadoli Costa, the brand’s chief sustainability officer,
explains that
it’s all connected. “People want to bucket things in their minds:
‘This
is an environmental issue; this is a social issue.’ But actually,
there are
very few issues where it isn’t both. If we don’t take care of
oceans, we
can’t take care of the local communities that live on a fishing
economy.”
Not to mention the nonhuman species they support. “Coral is
known
as the nursery of the oceans because it supports hundreds of
thousands
of species,” she explains. It’s no leap to imagine that damage to
reefs
could threaten the island’s entire future.
In 2000, the year it was founded, the Tiffany & Co. Foundation
made
its first grant to support coral and marine conservation. Since
then, it
has awarded more than $20 million in grants to the cause—
funds that
are sorely needed. As Kamadoli Costa points out, only 1 percent
of
philanthropic funding for the environment goes to the oceans,
despite
the fact that they cover three-quarters of the globe and play
such an
important role in cooling the planet and sequestering carbon.

When the company introduced the Tiffany True diamond in fall
2018, it was its first new engagement-ring cut in almost a
decade. Each
stone is laser-etched with a serial number that traces its
provenance.
Hart says this idea didn’t stem from survey data about
millennials and
their need for socially responsible products. “We’ve been
working on
this since before millennials were millennials, before they were
con-
suming,” he says. Next year, the company will start sharing
even more
about its diamonds, letting the public in on the details of the
craftsman-
ship process. As Hart puts it, “I’m happy to share anything
about our
diamonds with anybody.”
ONE OF THE
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USED TO
INSPECT TIFFANY
DIAMONDS.
THE COAST OF
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KERING’S MARIE-CLAIRE DAVEU AND NINA
GARCIAMÍA MAESTRO AND MEG HAYWOODMAYE
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NIKE’S NOEL KINDER AND IBTIHAJ MUHAMMAD
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P R E S E N T E D B Y
A D V E R T I S E M E N T
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won out.”—David Webb (1975)
S Y LVA & C I E
“I love how carvings echo the
past. Blending them with contem-
porary design and scale brings
stones to life and creates an off-
beat story.”—Sylva Yepremian
L I T O
“I love anything vintage. I found this coral

fish, which was carved in Naples in
the ’60s, in a jewelry store in Capri. I
gave it new life by embellishing it with
diamonds.”—Lito Karakostanoglou
DOUBLE-WRAP TENNIS BRACELET,
IRENE NEUWIRTH, IRENENEUWIRTH.COM
EARRINGS, DAVID WEBB, DAVIDWEBB.COM
WIRE NECKLACE, $2,200, CHARM,
$10,300, BOTH, DEZSO BY SARA
BELTRÁN, BY APPOINTMENT ONLY,
DEZSO BY SARA BELTRÁN, NYC
NECKLACE, LITO FINE JEWELRY,
$9,840, LITOFINEJEWELRY.COM
RING, SYLVA & CIE, $9,735,
STANLEY KORSHAK, DALLAS
C A R T I E R
“Precious carved stones have been a
Cartier mainstay since the early twentieth
century, beginning with Jacques Cartier’s
first trip to India in 1911.”
—Pierre Rainero, Director of Image, Style,
and Heritage, Cartier International
RING, CARTIER, BY APPOINTMENT

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March
Forward,
From ankle-high
wellies to over-the-
knee numbers, fall’s
crop of lug-soled boots
ensures you can face
any situation in style.
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1. BOOT, JACQUEMUS, $1,240,
MODAOPERANDI.COM
2. BOOT, PIERRE HARDY,
$845, PIERREHARDY.COM
3. BOOT, CHLOÉ, $495,
CHLOE.COM

4. BOOT, THE ROW,
$2,100, THEROW.COM
5. BOOT, PROENZA SCHOULER,
$795, PROENZASCHOULER.COM
6. BOOT, PRADA, SELECT
PRADA BOUTIQUES
NATIONWIDE
7. BOOT, SPORTMAX,
$925, SPORTMAX.COM
8. BOOT, BOTTEGA VENETA,
$1,150, BOTTEGAVENETA.COM
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The brand is also a longtime supporter of supermodel—and
Cannes
habitué—Natalia Vodianova, helping underwrite her Love Ball
and
Fabulous Fund Fair, marquee events for Vodianova’s Naked
Heart Foun-
dation. This summer marked the launch of Chopard’s Happy
Hearts
Collection of necklaces and earrings, with a portion of profits
also ear-
marked for the foundation. “Chopard is a house with an
incredibly big
heart,” Vodianova says.
As a friend of Chopard, the supermodel was happy to return the
favor during this year’s film festival by donning the jeweler’s
latest daz-
zlers, the 2019 Red Carpet Collection amethyst and titanium
earrings.
They were created using a new technique, which involves thinly
pol-
ishing and anodizing the titanium so that it diffracts light,
creating the
illusion that it matches the color of the gemstones. Given all the
good
that the brand is doing, the festivities on the French coast

proved even
more stellar.—Naomi Rougeau
IN CANNES,
VODIANOVA (LEFT)
WEARS CHOPARD’S
RED CARPET
COLLECTION
AMETHYST AND
TITANIUM CHANDELIER
EARRINGS AND
HAUTE JOAILLERIE
COLLECTION
DIAMOND CUFF; RED
CARPET COLLECTION
CHANDELIER
EARRINGS (BELOW)
IN TANZANITE AND
TITANIUM.
ver the last few decades at Cannes, the covetable baubles
of Swiss jewelry house Chopard have become synonymous
with the glamorous stars who walk the red carpet. (In fact,
the brand bedecks so many of them that it commandeers the
entire top floor of the Hôtel Martinez for the week of the
festival, going
so far as to bring in its own furniture.) But what’s less well-
known is

that Chopard has also been crafting the Palme d’Or trophy (now
made
of rock crystal and fair-mined gold) since 1998, when it was
rede-
signed by Caroline Scheufele, the brand’s current creative
director and
copresident—and that at the center of all the glitz, glamour, and
inno-
vation lies a philanthropic heart.
Chopard once again lights up the
Cannes Film Festival, this time with a little
help from supermodel Natalia Vodianova.
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No refined fall ensemble is
complete without a pint-
size, polished top-handle.
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Lady
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SALVATORE FERRAGAMO
1. HANDBAG,
GIVENCHY, $2,290,
SIMILAR STYLES AT
GIVENCHY, NYC
2. HANDBAG, CELINE
BY HEDI SLIMANE,
$3,750, CELINE.COM
3. HANDBAG,
CHLOÉ, $2,650,
BLOOMINGDALE’S
STORES NATIONWIDE
4. HANDBAG, FENDI,
$1,490, FENDI.COM
5. HANDBAG, LOEWE,
LOEWE.COM
6. HANDBAG,
JIMMY CHOO, $995,
JIMMYCHOO.COM
7. HANDBAG, GUCCI,
$3,200, GUCCI.COM
8. HANDBAG,
MIU MIU, $1,950,

MIUMIU.COM
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A M S T E R D A M PA R I S L O N D O N
N E W YO R K R I T U A L S . C O M
Fill the air with our signature fragrances
and create your own personal sanctuary.
Discover the luxury Home Collection by Rituals.
Designed to help you truly relax and unwind.
H O M E C O L L E C T I O N
made to make you feel good
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Behold: the
five most
directional
toppers to
carry you
through fall
and winter.
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Add bold prints to
your everyday.
Flutter-sleeve
mockneck top
available in sizes

XS-XXL in store
and at Kohls.com.
Sale $24.99
Orig. $36.
ELLE™ is a trademark owned by
HACHETTE FILIPACCHI PRESSES SA, Paris, France.
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SHOPS
Cozy shearling goes
full hygge with an
oversize silhouette.
SOFT
LANDING
W e a r
I t W i t h
Jewel-toned
accessories pop
against a neutral

backdrop.
SALVATORE
FERRAGAMO
COAT,
BOONTHESHOP
COLLECTION,
SIMILAR STYLES
AT MODA
OPERANDI.COM
COAT, BRUNELLO
CUCINELLI, BRUNELLO
CUCINELLI.COM
COAT, ROKH,
$3,310, SIMILAR
STYLES AT MODA
OPERANDI.COM
CROSS-BODY
BAG, DOONEY &
BOURKE, $198,
DOONEY.COM
BOOT, PARIS
TEXAS, $825,
FWRD.COM
NECKLACE,
DADYBONES,
$112, DADY
BONES.COM

SLOW DANCE
EAU DE PARFUM,
BYREDO, $260,
BYREDO.COM
SKIRT, ESCADA,
$2,471,
ESCADA.COM
COAT, SAKS
POTTS, $1,420,
SAKSPOTTS.COM
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Crayola hues shake up
classic menswear shapes.
SATURATION
POINT
W e a r
I t W i t h
A palette like this
calls for artsy
add-ons and
bold prints.

TORY BURCH
COAT, ZADIG
& VOLTAIRE,
$1,148, ZADIG-ET-
VOLTAIRE.COM
COAT,
BCBGMAXAZRIA,
$298, BCBG.COM
COAT, HARRIS WHARF LONDON,
$520, NEIMAN MARCUS
STORES NATIONWIDE
JACKET, ST.
JOHN, $1,995,
STJOHN
KNITS.COM
EARRINGS,
GRAINNE
MORTON, $970,
GRAINNEMORTON
.CO.UK
DRESS, MICHAEL
MICHAEL KORS, $78,
MICHAELKORS.COM
KEY RING,
FURLA, $118,
FURLA.COM
ROUGE PUR
COUTURE LIPSTICK

IN ROSE STILETTO,
YSL BEAUTÉ, $38,
YSLBEAUTYUS.COM
PUMP, AGL,
$555, AGL.COM
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SHOPS
GIVENCHY
Tweed is a fail-safe
fall staple. The 2019
upgrade? Subtle fringe
and contrast trim.
IN GOOD
TASTE
W e a r
I t W i t h
Slits and slick
surfaces sex up a
conservative coat.
HANDBAG, KATE
SPADE NEW
YORK, $478,
KATESPADE.COM
EARRINGS,
GIVENCHY, $970,
GIVENCHY, NYC

COAT, SEVENTY,
$1,129, RUTH
SHAW, TOWSON,
MARYLAND
COAT, POLO RALPH
LAUREN, $798,
RALPHLAUREN
.COM
TRENCH
COAT, TORY
BURCH, $798,
TORYBURCH.COM
COAT, ROSIE
ASSOULIN,
$2,695, ROSIE
ASSOULIN.COM
PLATFORM,
SAM EDELMAN,
$170, SAM
EDELMAN.COM
SKIRT, TIBI,
$465, TIBI
.COM
BLOUSE, MSGM,
$405, MSGM.IT
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