Vogue USA - March 2016WELCOME TO THE REVOLUTION!
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LIVING History
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312 UP FRONT
As a teenager, Stephanie Danler moved in with her father, whom she adored. But his secret drug dependency drove her to make an agonizing decision
322 LIVES
At a time of extraordinary turmoil, the 42-year-old Federica Mogherini has made a strong impression as Europe’s foreign-policy and security chief. Suzy Hansen reports
328 NOSTALGIA
A new HBO documentary looks at the glamorous ups and devastating downs of Gloria Vanderbilt and Anderson Cooper. By Rebecca Johnson
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MODELS KARLIE KLOSS (IN EDUN) AND KENDALL JENNER (IN LOUIS VUITTON). PHOTOGRAPHED BY MARIO TESTINO.
GEEK LOVE, P. 476
376 THE HAMISH FILES
view 382 FUN HOUSE
After heading to the (Hollywood) hills, Jeremy Scott has turned an iconic mid-century home into a playful, cartoonlike enclave
399 THE BUYING GAME
As fashion’s seasons blur and runway shows go live to our smartphones, what’s the impact on how we shop—and who we want to wear? Lynn Yaeger inds out
406 AN EYE TO THE EAR
Not one, two, or even three piercings suice when it comes to the artfully curated lobe
412 GETTING PERSONAL
beauty & health 417 GRACE NOTES
Vogue’s venerable fashion editor Grace Coddington has distilled all her British charm and romantic sensibility into her rose- themed fragrance debut
420 METAL WINNERS
At once futuristic and disco-glam, modern molten inishes are this season’s must-have
424 RAISING THE BAR
428 SCREEN SAVIORS
Who needs to trek to weekly appointments when you can “see” a therapist online? Ginny Graves tries out the new craze for digital counseling
432 HEAD
Forward-thinking hairstylists are changing the product game with ive innovative launches
flash 356 IT GIRL
358 TALKING FASHION
A spotted topper gives a wild edge; ribbons tie together an evening ensemble (page 368); and metallics make a strong evening showing (page 372)
362 TNT
Elisabeth TNT meets her latest obsessions— art-world darlings Rachel Rose and Kerstin Brätsch
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RESPONSIBILITY
A senior adviser at U.N. Women, Elizabeth Nyamayaro is enlisting you— and Eddie Redmayne—in
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With high-impact lips back in the spotlight for spring, Marcia DeSanctis considers a few minor adjustments to her own
people are talkng about 442 UP NEXT
Quentin Dolmaire is bound to break hearts as the young star of My Golden Days
444 ART
444 SCENE
446 MUSIC
446 TELEVISION
448 DANCE
The written word leaps to life on two New York stages
448 DESIGN
448 MOVIES
The future is now in The Lobster and Eye in the Sky
450 DOCUMENTARY
Jacob Bernstein
450 TRAVEL
Heading to NOLA for Jazz Fest? Try these stunning boutique hotels
452 BOOKS
Dana Spiotta’s brilliant new novel, Innocents and Others, follows the paths of two ilmmaking friends
fashion & features 457 THE GREAT
DISRUPTION
As the fashion world begins to look, feel, and think more and more like the real world, a revolution is afoot. Sarah Mower walks us through the changing of the guard
476 GEEK LOVE
Karlie Kloss, Kendall Jenner, and Gigi Hadid head to Silicon Valley to meet the moguls behind the madness
488 LUSH LIFE
Take a decadent walk on the wildlower side in spring’s lavishly decorated shoes (handbags, too)— overloaded with handfuls of botanically inspired gems, studs, and beads
MODEL GRACE HARTZEL IN A JASON WU DRESS AND DOLCE & GABBANA SHOES. PHOTOGRAPHED BY WILLY VANDERPERRE.
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COOKING AT HOME EASIER. PHOTOGRAPHED BY
ERIC BOMAN.
cover look
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Adele wears a Burberry dress and Dior Fine Jewelry earrings. To get this look, try: Outlast Stay Luminous Foundation, TruBlend Blush in Light Rose, Bombshell Pow-der Brow + Liner in Medium Brown, TruNaked Shadow Palette in Nudes, LashBlast Length Mascara, Colorlicious Lipstick in Decadent Peach. All by CoverGirl. Hair, Shay Ashual; makeup, Mark Carrasquillo. Set design, Mary Howard. Details, see In This Issue. Photographer: Annie Leibovitz. Fashion Editor: Tonne Goodman.
498 THE RACE IS ON
In another up-and-down, anything-can-happen primary season, Hillary Clinton has shown herself to be a formidable candidate—and a much happier one. Will she inally, at long last, make history? By Jonathan Van Meter
508 THE VOICE
Adele is back and breaking hearts with her sensational third album and an upcoming world tour. Hamish Bowles talks to her about fame, family, and fabulous frocks
520 WHEN TECH
Tim Cook and Jony Ive discuss the synergy
between Apple and fashion, two worlds fueled by curiosity and change. Rob Haskell reports
524 OUT OF THE BOX
Fast-moving curator Jessica Morgan has worked from Chicago to Boston to London to Gwangju. Now she’s landed at Dia Art Foundation, where her energy
is reshaping a New York institution. By Dodie Kazanjian
528 KILLING IT
Benjamin Walker marks his bloody return to Broadway in the stage adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’s American Psycho. By Adam Green
530 HIGH DRAMA
As the Public Theater’s artistic director, Oskar Eustis has nurtured one ground-breaking hit after another (Hamilton, anyone?). Adam Green goes behind the scenes
534 CLASS ACT
Laurene Powell Jobs is using her considerable fortune to help fundamentally rethink the American high school. Robert Sullivan meets a philanthropy power player
538 CHEF NOT INCLUDED
With meal kits taking of, the food industry is inally joining the digital revolution. Tamar Adler starts cooking inside the box
540 MOMENT
542 I’M WITH THE BAND
Hit the road with an ensemble of dusky lorals and cocooning knits in tow—along with the front-man shine of blues-guitar impresario Gary Clark Jr.—for a summer illed with music festivals, from the Coachella desert to the ields of Glastonbury
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555 WHITE ALBUM
Sing in spring with punchy, optic-white accents set against cool indigo denim
566 IN THIS ISSUE
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It’s always Fashion Week on Vogue Runway. Before and
after the shows wrap in the major fashion capitals, see our Street Style roundups from across the globe. Go
to Vogue Runway to find photos, from Tokyo to Tbilisi.
GET READY TO WEAR
The fall 2016 collections are upon us. Follow the fashion pack as they do the New York, London, Milan, Paris circuit, and check out Vogue Runway for up-to-the minute coverage of the shows, including instant runway photos, reviews by our top critics, beauty tutorials, and party reports.
COMING SOON
This spring, we bring you a guide to the best art, film, TV, music, and books to keep on your radar and consume.
WALK THIS WAY
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Spring FEVER Fresh skin and power brows are the prerequisites for the look of the moment. And whether you’re shopping the latest makeup trends, making a major hair- color transformation, or picking a pretty perfume, our guide to spring beauty will carry you effortlessly through the season.
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JADEN SMITH, AND RIO URIBE, VOGUE, 2015. ABOVE RIGHT: JONATHAN SIMKHAI, JENNER, AND GIGI HADID, VOGUE, 2015.
SAVE the Date The most sought-after planners, stunning venues, romantic honeymoon spots, and our favorite dresses, jewelry, flowers, and food: We spotlight the best of all things bridal this spring.
The 2016 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund competition follows ten designers in their quest for the top title and a $400,000 prize. Watch them go head-to-head as they sketch, drape, and sew their way to win in season three of Amazon’s series The Fashion Fund. With Anna Wintour, Diane von Furstenberg, Jenna Lyons, and other big names in the industry on the judges’ panel, the pressure is officially on!
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Oscar BUZZ We capture the 2016 Academy Awards from every angle, analyzing the Best Dressed on the red carpet and recapping the top moments of movies’ biggest night.
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T h o s e o f y o u who are regular readers of Vogue know that one of the things we’re keen on is plac- ing fashion with-
in the context of the cultural and societal factors that can shape it in profound and meaningful ways. Something seismic has clearly been happening these last six months, if what we saw at the spring 2016 collections is anything to go by. The word we kept coming back to after those shows was disruption, and in “The Great Disruption” (page 457) you can discover the de- signers both established and new who are upending the industry, not to mention our closets, with their exciting, break-all-the-rules visions of how things should look and be. The portfolio accompanying Sarah Mower’s story also allowed us to photograph a few swaggeringly cool characters whom you might not necessarily expect to see in the pages of Vogue, and that is a good thing; after all, if we didn’t disrupt our- selves a little, then what would be the point?
Fashion is, like everything else in the world today, in the midst of what President Obama, in his last State of the Union address, called “extraordinary change.” His speech encapsulated everything that has made his presidency so inspiring, dynamic, and impactful, characterized by lead- ership that has been wonderfully courageous and deeply empathetic, and I want to take this opportunity to thank him for all of the advances that he and his administration
have achieved these past eight years. Of course, with 2016 being an election year, it carries the promise of all sorts of change. Personally, though, I’d like to go against the grain and say that what I am hoping for, post-election, is instead a sense of stability and constancy, of bravely staying the course, especially when one considers all that we are faced with at the moment: women’s rights chal- lenged, global terrorism, the refugee crisis, racial inequality and oppression, and the need for gun control.
That brings me to Democratic-nominee front-runner Hill- ary Clinton, whom we proile this
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everyone else, will be closely watch- ing what unfolds in the months to come, and I will deinitely be sup- porting Hillary Clinton.
Our cover star, Adele (“The Voice,” page 508), is also no stranger to the incessant clamor of global media attention, though the British singer has found a clever way to deal with it: She simply removes herself from the public gaze for months at a time, keeps her head down, and gets on with her life with her boyfriend and son before returning to achieve ever greater levels of success. I thoroughly enjoyed Hamish Bowles’s funny, upbeat, and life-airming piece, and I hope you do too. The adorable, honest—and, yes, bawdy—Adele that emerges is diferent from the emotionally intense, pain- ful even, songs of hers that have touched so many. Yet it is obvious that she has lived what she sings. She is a reminder that authenticity always wins—something that I hope will prove to be the case come November 8.
month (“The Race Is On,” page 498). Secretary Clinton allowed writer Jonathan Van Meter inside her campaign machine as it geared up for the presidential primaries, crisscrossing the country from New York to Iowa to New Hampshire and back again. Jonathan’s engrossing profile illustrates not only the secretary’s char- ismatic brilliance but also the warm and sympathetic side of her personality, which represents so much of who she is. One single line in it—a quote from an anonymous attendee at a town hall in Iowa City—exactly mirrors my own feel- ings: “When I listen to you,” this woman said, “I feel that the political discourse is taken back to sanity.” That sentiment is especially apt given that we are in an election race unlike any other in living memory.
Jonathan’s piece obviously delves into the real chance of Secretary Clinton’s becoming our first female president, which would be a momentous occasion, and he makes a compelling argument for how the generational stages so many of us women face in life prepare one to be a very par- ticular kind of leader. And yet, when it comes to Secretary Clinton, gender is really only part of the story. Without doubt she represents the most solid, experienced, and ierce- ly intelligent candidate worthy of the highest oice in the land, more so than any in the current ield of hopefuls. As former Obama-campaign manager David Ploufe states, “At the end of the day, people can envision her behind that desk talking to the country, engaging with world leaders.” I, like
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