Pick up your copy of THE GLOSS MAGAZINE on September 4, with The Irish Times …
Are you suffering from what-to-wear-itis? You’re not alone. Writer Rebecca Willis positively dreads the feeling of having nothing to wear as the new season rolls in. On page 26, she explains why we’re more vulnerable to panic buys during the change of season, as sartorial survival instincts and the need to fit in kicks in.
We have distilled the new season trends (page 18) so that you can block out the noise and choose with clarity. The overarching fashion mood for the season is “classic, not conservative” (see page 42) which might reflect a tightening of (figurative) belts across the globe.
Beautywise, this season’s trends are easy to adopt, says Sarah Halliwell (page 30). A fresh update with just a few tweaks: a velvety eyeliner, a light-reflecting liquid blush, a hint of metallic colour for eyes. We also have expert recommendations to tackle post-summer pigmentation.
Edel Coffey shares a reading list for the new term, a revealing new memoir on Coco Chanel, and we recommend new fashion books to inspire this month.
Don’t miss our exclusive interview with designer Erdem, actor and activist Liam Cunningham, and Jonathan Anderson‘s new mood in menswear for Dior.
Elsewhere, Susan Zelouf‘s September mood is smokin’, Kitty Coles cooks for friends, Julie Dupouy uncorks oaked wines, and we visit restaurants from films and books.
Finally, meet the actors, artists, designers and creatives on our radar, including Eileen Walsh, Niamh Barry, Maria-Christina McPadden, Verona Farrell, and Leon Faerman and Stefi Colombo.
For all of this and much more, don’t miss THE GLOSS every month …
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