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without losing the sensual~ ity of long hair. While the intermediate length isn't new - Rita Hayworth and Lauren Bacall were early adopters - today's versions are layered for movement and often topped with bangs. Seyfried isn't the only boldface beauty crushing on the midi: More than a · dozen celebs flaunted medium-length locks at the Golden Globes last week, including Jennifer Lopez, Kate Hudson and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, sealing its red-carpet status. Even Kate Middleton, .. Duchess of Cambridge, lopped a few inches off her crowning glory in December, paving the way for pregnant newlywed Princess Sofia of Sweden to do the same a few weeks later. Celebrity stylist Jen Atkin, the talent behind Khloe Kardashian's long bob, says the style is appealing because it's different without feeling like a drastic change. · "Ws a great cut for the new year - you can sym. bolically and literally get rid of those dead ends and start fresh," saysAtkin, the founder of Ouai Haircare, which launches online in February. "It looks great on everyone. The key is layering.it right for your hair type and face shape." The midlength is easy to blow out, an,d its length lends itself to a variety of styles. "You still have the option of pulling it up, wearing it in a ponytail, wearing it natural, wearing it dead straight," says celebrity stylist Garren, who shapes Karlie Kloss' silky · midi. "I think long hair has run its course." The midi's dangers lie in it looking "too done" - a grave insult in the upscale salon world, where perfectly imperfect is the goal. The trick to keeping it fresh, according to Atkin, is to give it an "edgy, livedin finish." She preps damp hair with Ouai Wave Spray and Hair Oil, blow-dries with a paddle brush, then uses the Karda.shian

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Beauty 3-in-l iron to create a wave with straight ends. She breaks it up with Ouai Finishing Cream and seals the deal with her Soft Hair Spray. The low-maintenance midi is ideal for commitment-phobes. "It's a great baby step," · says Atkin. "If you don't like it, it will grow back fast."

Instead of crunchinducing salt sprays, celebrity stylist Garren aims for "touchability": He preps curly or wavy tresses with his R+Co Twister Curl Primer, then lets them air-dry.

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"There are some really great hats out this season. and this is theonlytimeofyearwhen you can get away with wearingfur;·saysValdes. <i model visitingfrom Mexico decked nearly head-to-toe in Zara. including hertopper(s30). gloves(s20), vest ($60), top ($30) and shoes (S6o). "I love coming to New York and shopping on Fifth Avenue with my sister:' The 25-year-old describes her style as "chic, hip and functional;' completing her look with an Aldoscarf(s2o)and H&..M purse(s30).

SHELDON MCINTOSH It's all about midpriced menswearfor this human-resources associate from The Bronx, who's wearing a shirt by Charles Tyrwhitt ($109), J.Crew vest (S75). Thomas Pink handkerchief (S85)and Ralph Laurenjacket(S285) .. Theoryslacks(s25o)and G.H. Bass&.. Co. shoes (s130) round out the dapper look, but" Ijust love a great blazer:· saysthe33-year-old.

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Post-Holiday Sales No Antidote for Retail Blues in ’15 ● Crowds shopping Boxing Day

promotions didn’t change the retail tide. BY DAVID MOIN WITH CONTRIBUTIONS FROM JEAN E. PALMIERI, VICKI M. YOUNG, KARI HAMANAKA, RACHEL STRUGATZ, SHARON EDELSON AND HOLLY HABER

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Shoulder To Shoulder Photograph by Giovanna Pavesi

The shoulder-baring trend was still going strong for pre-fall as designers experimented with the silhouette. Here, Antonio Berardi’s take on a sensual suit. For more, see pages 4 and 5.

Following Boxing Day’s swell of mall traffic and markdowns, retailers on Sunday sounded weary over their inability to sell more seasonal merchandise and resigned to a challenging spring season ahead. Holiday 2015, they concluded, was tough, impeded by record-high temperatures on the East Coast that hurt sales of outerwear and cold-weather accessories, as well as declining tourism around the country, and reduced traffic in the malls. Online gains were big, helping to keep retailers on track for the expected 3 percent to 3.5 percent revenue gains, and masking some of the brick-and-mortar shortfall. Retailers could show fourth-quarter profit declines due to aggressive discounting that started earlier than ever this year and never really let up. On Jan. 7, several retailers will release December sales figures, giving a clearer read on their holiday business. In addition, some retailers that don’t normally report monthly sales will next week post holiday results, combining November and December figures. “Now the question is, ‘What’s going to happen between Christmas and New Year’s?’ I’m not hopeful,” said Lou Amendola, chief merchandising officer at Brooks Brothers, which started its semiannual sale on Saturday. “The long-term forecast is for a mild winter and a cold spring. The spring calendar is not easy because Easter is early, in March instead of April. It’s an election year and interest rates are going up. The consumer is very fickle and apparel is not a top priority. So the signs are not there to be optimistic. “But we’ll get through it. We always do,” he added. There’s no question that after a difficult year, retailers will make serious adjustments, much of them surrounding buying procedures and how to reduce excess inventories, and searching harder to find more compelling fashion assortments that might excite the more fickle consumer. Moves to smaller, more frequent deliveries will be made to generate a steadier flow and aura of newness. Off-pricers are believed to be already buying goods to stowaway for holiday 2016. In what’s been a season of changing shopper patterns and industry dynamics, lessons for the long term are being learned — about the continued steep rise of the Internet and mobile

commerce; how discount-oriented consumers are increasingly becoming, and how retailers must reexamine their store counts and how assets are utilized to support all channels of shopping. Major retailers such as Macy’s have been closely reexamining their square footage, and closing some units while contemplating alternative uses for certain locations. There’s also a consensus that Americans are shifting their spending to nonapparel categories, and to things they like to do, such as dining out and travel. As Amendola said, there’s “a new reality” among consumers. “They only buy when they need something. If they don’t need something, they wait. The new year will bring an adjustment to how we react to this changing environment,” he said.

EXPERIENCES COUNT “People are looking for experiences, rather than just a product,” observed Kevin McLaughlin, cofounder and creative director of J. McLaughlin. “People want to learn how to kayak or travel. Those things are competing for the retail dollar.” McLaughlin owns the Island restaurant on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. That business, compared to retailing, is easier, he said. “You’re not worried about markdowns. It’s full price everyday and it’s not that hard to make a good crab cake.” Regarding Boxing Day, McLaughlin said, “We had an average Saturday on total sales but that’s with a lot of returns so it was OK. Last week, we had a solid, single-digit comp store gain.”

“This season was a challenge. The sales trend of the season continued.” — Bob Mitchell, Mitchells Family of Stores “All told, this was as strong a weekend as we have seen all season, with better traffic than Black Friday, and almost as heavy than last Saturday,” said Craig Johnson, president of Customer Growth Partners. “Just as important in this margin-impaired holiday season, our field team saw better full-price sell-through than any other time this quarter, aided by gift card redemptions, and by new product on the floor this weekend at stores ranging from [Michael] Kors to Lululemom, and Hollister to Neiman Marcus.” “This season was a challenge,” said CONTINUED ON PG.8

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Art House

Fashion. Beauty. Business.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s great-great-granddaughter inaugurates residency. Page 7

Think Tank

Indix’s Sanjay Parthasarathy, and his vision to transform retailing. Page 6

Mane Street

Celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin is bringing her expertise to the masses. Page 3

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Post-Holiday Sales No Antidote for Retail Blues in ’15 ● Crowds shopping Boxing Day

promotions didn’t change the retail tide. BY DAVID MOIN WITH CONTRIBUTIONS FROM JEAN E. PALMIERI, VICKI M. YOUNG, KARI HAMANAKA, RACHEL STRUGATZ, SHARON EDELSON AND HOLLY HABER

FASHION

Shoulder To Shoulder Photograph by Giovanna Pavesi

The shoulder-baring trend was still going strong for pre-fall as designers experimented with the silhouette. Here, Antonio Berardi’s take on a sensual suit. For more, see pages 4 and 5.

The new braided ponytai ls work on all hair textures and, even better, require very little dexterity.

Get a grip. To avoid a sad, skinny tail, mist texturizing spray over the length of dry hair. Try L'Oreal Paris Txt It Tousle Waves Spray.

Create a little separation. Rake a sculpting paste (we like Sally Hershberger 24K Superiority Complex Texturizing Paste) through your roots as you scrape your hair back.

Start with a tight, low ponytail. "Braiding loose hair feels too romantic and soft," says hairstylist Anthony Turner. If your hair usual ly slips right out of a braid, securing it at the top as well as the bottom will keep it in place.

Lock it in. Smooth defining cream, like Redken Braid Aid 03, through the ponytail; it'll keep the braid clean and prevent any layers from poking through .

What makes a blowout look cool and undone? Easy: Second-day waves (from day one). Grab a styling cream. Run it over damp hair to smooth frizz (we like L'Orea l Paris Blow Dry It Thermal Smoother), and work oil through damaged ends (try Bumble and Bumble Hairdresser's Invisible Oil).

Turn on the heat. Give your hair a quick rough-dry with your hands. If it's thick or curly (or both), smooth it with a round brush, says hairstylist Paul Hanlon .

Wrap it up. While your hair is still warm, split it into four vertical sections, coil each one like a cinnamon roll, and secure with pins for ten minutes (give fine hair an extra couple of minutes). When you take them out, you'll have loose waves.

Touch it up. Wrap wonky bits around a one-inch iron, then tug the ends to loosen the curl so it blends in.

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On the spring runways, models had long and piecey '70s-inspired bangs. We dig it. Find your best fringe. On loose curls, long fringe is cool and shaggy in a Stevie Nicks kind of way. On straight, fine hair, wispy bangs give the same vibe. "Thick hair can handle a full-on look," says hairstylist Nathaniel Hawkins.

Add some piecey separation. Prep damp bangs with salt spray, like Not Your Mother's Beach Babe Sea Salt Spray.

Blow-dry your bangs first. Tackle cowlicks or natural parts before they set by swooshing a paddle brush back and forth.

Get snippy. To trim fringe without messing up its shape, hold styling shears vertically and snip up into dry bangs. (Try Tweezerman Stainless 2000 Styling Shears.)

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"A half-up topknot adds height to your style without sacrificing length," says hairstylist Jen Atkin. Get a lived-in look. Mist salt spray, like Atkin's Ouai Wave Spray, over damp hair, and blow-dry with a paddle brush.

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Now grab some hair for the topknot. Atkin likes taking the hair from the temples up and piling it right at the crown . Then loop it and bunch it together. "Let it be easy and effortless,'' she says. Wrap it with a hair bungee. Atkin prefers an elastic with hooks at both ends to a traditional hair tie, which can make your topknot floppy.

Add even more texture. Spritz a texturizing hair spray, like Garnier Fructis Style De-Constructed Texture Tease, through the ends for an airy, piecey finish.

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ESTHETICIAN 6 MONTHS If your skin is breaking out or dull, we’ll take a blood test to identify both allergies and food sensitivities. After making those changes, the skin is clearer, radiant and you often lose weight in the process. My facials usually include an exfoliation with enzymes or light acids and cranial facial techniques (where muscles inside the mouth and jaw area are massaged to relieve tension and promote circulation). A home-care plan with our products is also important; I custom-blend most of them myself. Of the lines we carry, Vintner’s Daughter Active Botanical Serum is a standout. 1 WEEK I do an Intraceuticals oxygen facial with light therapy and micro current and a cranial facial. 1 DAY Depending on what your skin craves, we’ll give you Biologique Recherché Crème Masque Vernix or the Julisis Silver Remineralizing mask to apply the night before your wedding. TERRILAWTON.COM

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HAIRSTYLIST 3 MONTHS Start preparing your hair in advance of your big day. I suggest weekly conditioning with my Ouai Treatment Masque [her Ouai products launch in February] and complementing your regimen with the supplements in my line (each targets a specific hair type), so whether your hair is oily, dry, damaged or just takes forever to grow, you’ll get dramatic results. DAY-OF Updos always look best on hair that’s slightly textured. If you’re working on day-old hair, mist Ouai Dry Shampoo on the scalp and midlengths for added grip. If hair is clean, mist Texturizing Hair Spray throughout. Create a clean center or side part, then brush hair to the nape of the neck, using a hair elastic to tie. Run Ouai Hair Oil through the ends, then twist the length into a spiral bun or knot, and use French pins to secure. Finish with Ouai Soft Hair Spray for hold. JENAT KIN.CO M

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MAKEUP ARTIST 1 DAY Book an Oxygen facial (I’m partial to Shani Darden). DAY-OF Use Kiehl’s Clearly Corrective Skin Brightening Exfoliator, then apply an oil-free moisturizer to create a base. For eyes, begin with a primer like Mac Pro Longwear Paint Pot in Soft Ochre, then work a bronzer like Tom Ford Bronzing Powder in Gold Dust into the crease. Apply Mac Naked Lunch over the lid. Curl lashes, line lash lines and add mascara. Blend Giorgio Armani Designer Lift foundation into the skin. Dab Chanel Correcteur Perfection concealer (blend 30 Beige Petale and 31 Beige Rose together). Set with a loose powder. Contour with your bronzer, and dust Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector in Champagne Pop above the cheekbones. Top off with lipstick (like Mac Shy Girl) and spritz your face with Urban Decay All Nighter, which allows makeup to melt in and last longer. T H E WAL LG R O U P.CO M

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ALOHA, GLOW! Benefit's iconic bronzing powder is turning 15! Celebrate by personalizing your own box and brush or by slathering on . Dew the Hoola- the same amazing matte bronzer in liquid form.

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YES,OUAI! Finally! Jen Atkin- the mane master behind so many A-listers' signature styles-has a product line (pronounced "way"), and it is everything. Our must-try? Her texture spray-aka sexy hair in a bottle.

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HAIR : STRAND GLOSSARY BRISTLES Finding the right brush is all about the bristles. Revlon’s newest has three times the normal size ball tips for soothing the scalp, and Tangle Teezer expanded its offerings to a blow-dry brush with teeth that hold up to high heat.

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Dry shampoo can be a serious strand saver for the majority of us who wash once a week. It’s the perfect quick fix for absorbing excess oil and sweat without leaving any residue.

Ouai Dry Shampoo ($24, Sephora).

Make a deep cleaning shampoo part of your weekly regimen. Remove buildup with this volcanic ash cleansing mousse.

CLARIFYING Oribe The Cleanse Clarifying Shampoo ($44, Neiman Marcus).

GLOSSY The unmistakable sign of a healthy mane is shine. It can camouflage a bad color job, make split ends look neat and brighten up lackluster locks.

Never use excessive temperature with hot tools. Four hundred degrees or up can cause damage. The best temp is 365 degrees. —TIM MOORE, PH.D., CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER, GHD

EMOJIS We finally have curly-haired emojis, courtesy of Dove! Personalize your mobile chats with natural girls who look like you. Texting just got that much cuter. Download from the App Store or Google Play to get started.

INSTA-CRUSH Choosing just one Instagram hair crush was quite the task, but @PartyOverHair emerged as the winner. The carefully curated feed continuously gives us life an loads of inspiration with a focus solely on beautiful Black hair.

SheaMoisture Professional Shine Glaze ($20, Sally Beauty Supply).

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Accessories ruled spring 2016 runways—but not the cutesy, girly kind. Chic unconventional wraps and practical athletic bands were spotted at shows like Chanel and 3.1 Philip Lim. So go ahead, join the band!

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THE SCENT OF ROSE IMPROVES YOUR SLEEP Here's one way to get your special someone to buy you roses: Tell him that they may help both of you get more peaceful shut-eye. In a study on how scent affects the emotional content of our dreams, researchers at the University Hospital Mannheim in Germany exposed 15 sleeping individuals who had reached the rapid eye movement Miss Dior (REM) stage to certain fragrances. The folks who got a whiff of roses Silky Body reported happier dreams than all the rest. So while keeping fresh Mist. $52 flowers by your bedside is one way to go, I prefer to simply dab on for 3.4 oz. ' ,·' ~ .~ one of these soft, rosy perfumes before hitting the sack.

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YOU CAN DEEP-CONDITION YOUR HAIR ON THE GO That's what Jen Atkin recently taught me. and as hairstylist to all the Kardashian girls. she's one busy lady herself. "I'm big on weekly deep-treatments to keep hair healthy, but it can be hard to carve out 30 minutes to do it," she told me. "So I tell women. slather on ahair mask before you exercise-it works just as well on dry hair. Then simply shampoo it out after." I did this using Jen's Ouai Haircare Treatment Masque ($32 for 8). which comes in individual packets. and I'd agree: ·It's agreat time-saving move.

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GlowGetter YSL'.s iconic highlighter is all you need to fake a good night's sleep after a late study sesh. For luminous skin in a snap, blend it under the eyes and on the high points of your face (cheeks, browbones, the bridge of your nose, and Cupid's bow). Plus, the pens are now available with cute sayings that make waking up sweeter. YVES SAINT LAURENT Touche Eclat Slogan Edition in I Am Not a Morning Person, $42, yslbeautyus.com

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Nobu Yamaguchi wanted to create a line of clean products that smelled fresh and would work effectively after his sports games, so with the help of his parents—celebrity hairstylist Billy Yamaguchi and Melissa Yamaguchi— the 13-year-old created the Nobu collection. The product line features a shampoo, conditioner, body cleaner, lotion and pomade—all of which contain wood element energy oil for an energetic cleanse. The collection is available at Four Seasons Hotel in Westlake and Yamaguchi donates a portion of proceeds to Spare Some Change, an organization that offers assistance to homeless youth.—K.K.

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Two out of every three young women now say they want to be their own boss. But what does it really take to succeed? Meet the winners of Glamour's annual Starters Project-and let them inspire you to greatness. By Blaire Briody

nee upon a time, the career dream-for women and men-was to get a good job, pay your rent, rise through the ranks, end of story. That was then. This is now: A full 62 percent of female millennials, according to a survey by Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts, say that what they want most in their career is to launch their own business. Women start nearly 900 new companies every single day in this country. No one says it's easy: Maddeningly, a 2014 U.S. Senate report found that women still receive just 4 percent of the small-business loan dollars and 7percent of the venture capital funding men do. Yet despite these roadblocks, last year women-owned companies brought in an estimated $1.5 trillion in revenue-and female starters' perseverance is something we all can learn from, says Dina Habib Powell, president of the Goldman Sachs Foundation, who oversees 10,000 Women and 10,000 Small Businesses, programs that support founders: "Having that entrepreneurial mind-set-coming up with new ideas, new solutions, new ways of doing things-will make you more successful no matter where you work," she says. So who are the young starters to watch? Glamour scoured the country for women who've launched companies in the last three years and asked our panel of advisers (meet them on page 185) to select five from the best of the best. These winners' ideas are big, bold, and badass, and their companies could become the next Etsys and Ubers of the world. Remember their names-and soak up their advice.

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"The doubters just made me more juiced!"

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Katherine Ryder, 33, founder, Maven

A former journalist for The Economist, Ryder (photographed on previous page) had an aha moment when she came across a nutritionist who offered digital consultations and thought, Wait a sec-what if we had an online clinic with every kind·of provider women need? Now Silicon Valiey's abuzz over the virtual clinic Maven, 'Vhere you can get a prescription filled quickly or book a video appointment with a nurse, gynecologist, fertility specialist, or therapist. Appointments start at $18, with $1 of that going toward free care for low-income women. HOW SHE DEALT WITH NAYSAYERS :"! heard things from investors like, 'Do women even need any more health care?' or 'Women's health is a niche market.' I'd answer with facts like women in the U.S. drive 80 percent of health care decisions for their families-that's hardly a niche market! The doubters just made me more juiced than ever to prove them wrong." HER ADVICE: "Hiring the right employees is so important. You need very entrepreneurial people, because they'll be doing 10 jobs at once. It's become sexy to work at start-ups, but in reality, it couldn't be more unsexy. We work all the time. When we go out to dinner as a team, we go to McDonald's." THE BIGGEST SACRIFICE: "Oh my God, my personal life. [Laughs.] I have no life anymore! I think the first year, I didn't take a day off. But you do have to make those sacrifices, I think, to be happy in the long run." THE BIGGEST REWARD: "The woman who's breastfeeding at 10:00 P.M. on a Sunday night and has a clogged duct and gets help from us-that's incredibly motivating." WHY THE JUDGES LOVED HER: "Maven is an innovative and affordable approach to women's health with potential to scale," says Goldman Sachs' Powell. HER START-UP:

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Ayanna Howard, 44, founder, Zyrobotics HERSTART·UP: Howard has always had a thing for robots. A big thing: She spent 15 years doing robotics research for places like NASA and is a professor of bioengineering at Georgia Tech in Atlanta. But after launching Zyrobotics, she's channeling her brainy passion into a very personal cause: designing products that help kids with physical and developmental disabilities use tech. Amazon's on board with a distribution partnership. HER "l'VE GOT IT!" MOMENT: "I was invited to teach programming to teens with brain injuries. A lot of them were bright, but they had motor impairments and couldn't use a tablet. That's when I knew I had to start designing something for them." THEFIRSTSTEP: "Ihadnoideahowtolaunch a company. I found ones I thought were good online and said, 'I see you started a business and are successful. Would you mind • talking with me?"' HOW SHE DEALT WITH NAYSAYERS: "I had a lot of, 'Oh, this market is too small. Can you do something else?' And I'm like, 'Well, yeah, but I don't want to.' So we took our games for children with disabilities and designed them for typical kids to play too. I still get to impact my target demographic and build a stronger business model." WHY THE JUDGES LOVED HER: "By using robotics to tap into autism, ADHD, and physical disabilities, she's creating a path where there is none," says Kimberly Bryant, founder of Black Girls Code.

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"You have to have very thick skin." Who goes from being a single mom on food stamps to CEO of a company with $5 million in revenue? That would be Tyrner, whose Farmbox Direct delivers organic produce across the country. Boxes start at $35.95 a week, and if Tyrner has her way, they will soon be available to people on food stamps too. HER RESUME: "I never went to college. I had no formal educa- - - -· tion. I was pregnant with my daughter, and I was on gov~ ernment assistance. But I landed a job with a designer, and two years later was working 20 hours a day during fashion week. My daughter only ate fruits and vegetables, and I had nothing in my house. I was like, 'This is crazy. In New York you can get a can ofsoda delivered at 3:00 A.M. ifyou want. I cannot be the only person who doesn't have time to get to a farmers' market.'" HOW SHE DEALT WITH NAYSAYERS: "I had one venture capitalist say to me, 'How much is in your bank account? Because women are not great with handling money.' I was like, 'We're making millions a year off a $375,000 investment. I think I handle money quite well."' HER START-UP:

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"When Sam Kass [former White House chef and executive director of Michelle Obama's Let's Move! campaign] called and asked ifhe could join my advisory board. I'll never forget that moment." WHY THE JUDGES LOVED HER: "It's a great tool to make supporting local farms and eating healthy an easy choice," says Powell. "And there's lots of potential for partnerships."

Lately I've come to believe anyone can be an entrepreneur. And by that, I don't only mean a rebel who builds a massive empire with hundreds of employees. I mean someone who, with any job title, thinks independently, sees opportunities where others see risk, and is able to move the needle both for her company and for herself.

From the age ofl 7, I've experimented in owning my entrepreneurial destiny. I was a marketing rep for artists like Nas; I cofounded Foodspotting, an app to discover delicious eats nearby, and Zady, a sustainable-fashion business. Now I run my own shop helping other young companies grow. Through much trial and error, I've found three

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"Female founders are so willing_ to help each ot h er. " Felicia Curcuru, 30, founder, Binti

Curcuru was vacationing on a tropical island, daydreaming of starting her own thing, when she jotted down the problems she most cared about in the world. Number one? Adoption, partly because she'd watched her sister go through it. Curcuru was already working at an online venture capital platform and realized tech could transform the whole arduous adoption process-connecting prospective parents with expectant mothers, streamlining the paperwork. She quit her job, and Binti was born. Already the start-up has helped hundreds of adoptive parents in 30 states, and while most agencies charge $20,000 to $30,000 up front, at Binti the matches are free; you pay only if you want support services. HOW SHE FOUND A COPILOT ... "Going solo was super lonely. When a friend, Julia Chou, was interested in leaving Google to work with me, she became my cofounder." ... AND A SUPPORT GROUP: "I've never found it a disadvantage to be a woman. There's a strong network of female founders who are so willing to help each other." HER START-UP:

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"When the first woman who adopted through us sent photos of her baby. A child who now has parents? It's so fulfilling." WHY THE JUDGES LOVED HER: "It boggles my mind that millions of children are orphaned and yet no tech company was working to break down the barriers to adoption," says model and entrepreneur Karlie Kloss. "I applaud Binti for taking this on." SHE'D MADE IT:

ingredients-the "boss sauce"-that helped me claim this solo path, and they may be helpful to you too: FIND A CO-MENTOR. Yes, a senior mentor who can pull you up the ranks is important. But a colleague on your level who will push you up is also a great asset. Look for a co-mentor who shares your goal; a partner who will be supportive but

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''11 ove a 'no. ,,, Nichelle McCall, 32, founder, BOLD Guidance HER START-UP: The first in her family to graduate college, McCall (photographed on page 183) had struggled to navigate the application process. Today her company, BOLD Guidance, makes it easier for other teens. Preloaded with applications from more than 1,000 universities and colleges, the Web app organizes requirements, deadlines, and timelines all in one place, across multiple devices. Students can access it on their phone, and counselors can follow their progress. HER RESUME: "! was an admission counselor, and I saw how many motivated students were losing opportunities because they couldn't figure out the process. I realized I'd have to build a technology to help them all. So I raised $500,000 to do it." WHY SHE LOVES A "NO": "You'll get a lot of them, but the nos have value. Every time an investor told me why he decided not to fund me, it gave me a chance to figure out a solution or better craft my answer for the next investor. The nos are practice for the yeses." THE ART OF ASKING FOR MONEY: "The first time you meet someone, you almost never go for the ask of 'Write me a check.' I often spend six months building a relationship before I say, 'OK, we have a product and customers who are interested. Now it's time to open up your checkbook.'" HER ADVICE: "Walk with confidence, but don't be afraid to ask for help. Even the President has a cabinet of advisers." WHY THE JUDGES LOVED HER: "I see huge potential for this to grow," says celebrity stylist and hair mogu!Jen Atkin. "Applying to college can be a grueling process, especially if you don't have support. The fact that students can use this from their phone is amazing.'' @

Blaire Briody has written for The New York Times and Fast Company.

also brutally honest. My co-mentor holds me accountable and reminds me of things I might overlook, like a project that requires closer attention or a nap I really need. I do the same for her. SEE STRENGTH IN SETBACKS.

You may be ashamed of a stint as a waitress, coat check girl, clothes folder, or nanny (I've been all of the above), but they

And get a little advice while you're at it!

Dina Habib Powell President of the Goldman Sachs Foundation and head of programs that train, mentor, and fund entrepreneurs: 'The most critical element for success," she says, "is confidence."

Kimberly Bryant Founder of Black Girls Code, which teaches students to be programmers: "Most successful entrepreneurs are not working on their first idea," she says. "Be willing to fail."

Jen Atkin Celebrity hairstylist and owner of the Ouai line and the website Mane Addicts: "It's scary to put yourself out there," she says. "But none of us know what we're doing! Follow your gut."

Karlie Kloss Model and founder of Karlie's Kookies and Kade with Karlie scholarships for girls: "An entrepreneurial mind-set is about seeing opportunity," she says. "Can your industry be innovated? What could be better? That's how a lot of women entrepreneurs get their start."

teach invaluable skills. Same for a year spent caring for a sick parent, or a divorce, or trying a business that didn't pan out. Successful founders see failure as steps to strength. LEARNTOPITCH. Whetheryou want to sell your own project or get buy-in on an idea at work, catching people's attention quickly is key. I use the old elevator pitch. I literally go into

an empty elevator, and in the 30 seconds it takes to go between floors, I practice: I say my name, make a small joke, and am sure to stress what will make the person I'm addressing interested in my venture. But don't be afraid to mess up a little. That's how you get experience and fortify your beliefin yourself. And that's essential for boss sauce. glamour.com 185

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"Microstrobing, a zoned-in version ofthe well-known highlightingtrick. Everyone is obsessed with looking great in their Instagram photos, and superspecific luminizing is important for that. Highlight just the tip of your nose-not too much or you'll look like a lightbulb!-and never the bridge. It gives you a more defined nose." -Raye Boyce, above, known to her million-plus YouTubefollowers as ItsMyRayeRaye (her highlighter efchoice: Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed in Pearl, top, $38, sephora.com)

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Danielle fotoğrafları hangi açıdan çekeceğimizi sorup o açıya göre en iyi sonuç vereceğini düşündüğü bej rengi vintage bir keten tulum seçti ve “sadece yandan poz verdiğimde iyi çıkıyorum” diye bizi baştan uyardı. Gardırobu gerçek bir vintage vahası. Özellikle Saint Laurent, Chanel, Céline gibi Fransız klasiklerden bulunması zor vintage parçalara sahip. Bir kısmı New York’un ünlü vintage butiklerinden ona hediye ediliyor, ama kendi kazancını da en çok özel vintage parçalara harcadığını söylüyor. New York’ta en çok What Goes Around Comes Around ve Ritual Vintage mağazalarını ziyaret ediyormuş. Onun dışında Acne, Iro, Edun, Ellery ve Gucci’nin kendi tarzına uyduğunu söylüyor.

WE WORE WHAT BLOGUNUN 23 YAŞINDAKI YARATICISI DANIELLE BERNSTEIN’IN NEW YORK’TA YENI TAŞINDIĞI EVINI ZIYARET ETTIK. BIR VINTAGE VAHASI OLAN GARDIROBUNU KARIŞTIRIP BOL BOL ILHAM TOPLADIK. ECE BİLDİREN

merika’nın en popüler bloglarından We Wore What’ın 23 yaşındaki yaratıcısı Danielle Bernstein sosyal medyanın yeni yıldızı. Fashion Institute of Technology’de öğrenciyken kurduğu blogu ile 1,5 milyon Instagram takipçisine ve moda dünyasının tüm prestijli olanaklarına üç yıl gibi kısa bir sürede sahip oldu. Geçtiğimiz haftalarda evini değiştiren blogger, artık birçok ünlüyle komşu olduğu New York’un en pahalı mahallelerinden West Village’de, Fransız bulldog cinsi köpeği Bleecker ile birlikte yaşıyor. Menajeri (sadece basın işlerine bakan bir menajeri var) saati yanlış ilettiği için evine gittiğimizde henüz hazır olmayan Danielle, saç ve makyajını alelacele tamamlamaya çalıştı. Bir yandan da Snapchat ve Instagram’ı için ufak tefek post’lar göndermeye devam ediyordu. “İşimin en zor tarafı sürekli sosyal medyada varlığımı sürdürmek, özel hayatımdan kesitler sunmaya çalışmak. Ben işimin bu kısmını çok seviyorum ama ailem ve erkek arkadaşım bazen telefonuma yapışık yaşadığım için ve özel hayatımın her detayını internete taşıdığım için beni eleştiriyorlar” diyor.

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Danielle’in vintage kadar antika merakı da var. Üç yıl önce İstanbul’a gelmiş ve Kapalıçarşı’dan büyülenerek ayrılmış. Oradan birçok antika takı satın almış, hatta bazılarını Topshop ile birlikte hazırladığı takı koleksiyonuna ilham olarak kullanmış. Topshop ve benzer giyim markalarının dışında son zamanlarda Estée Lauder, Maybelline gibi kozmetik markalarıyla da işbirliği yapıyor. Güzellik alanına da moda kadar hakim, asla olmazsa olmaz ürünleri ise Stila marka sıvı göz kalemi ve Le Labo parfümü.

Danielle’in favorileri Çok hızlı karar veren, ne isteyip ne istemediğini çok iyi bilen, kendisini ve vücudunu çok iyi tanıyan bir kız Danielle. Zaten milyonları takip ettirmesindeki en büyük etken kendine güveni ve kendisinden çıkabilecek en güzel kadına ulaşma eforu. Haftanın her günü aksatmadan özel bir antrenör ile spor yapıyor, sürekli su içiyor. Buzdolabındaki en abur cubur sayılabilecek ürünse Chobani meyveli yoğurt. Bloggerların başarısında güzellik ne kadar rol oynuyor diye sorduğumuzda cevabı biraz politik. “Bizler model değiliz, her tipten kadının kendini yakın hissedebileceği gerçekçi figürlere sahibiz. Bizi ilham verici yapan gerçekçiliğimiz, kusurlarımız ve onlarla başa çıkarken modayı kullanma becerimiz”.

Ouai saç ürünleriyle seyrek olan saçlarının hacimli görünmesini sağlıyor. Adına özel hazırlanmış Le Labo parfümü ise çantasında daima bulunan günlük alışkanlıkları arasında.

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Danielle, New York West Village’deki country detaylı olan urban tarza yakın evini aynı zamanda ofis olarak kullanıyor. Danielle’in birlikte yaşadığı Fransız bulldog cinsi köpeği Bleecker da ‘annesi’ gibi bir Instagram fenomeni. Bleecker’ın 25 binden fazla takipçisi var.

Gardırobunun favori ürünü Saint Laurent lame botları ve ilk sahip olduğu vintage Chanel çantası.

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SHAVE TIME OFF YOUR BLOW-DRY "A smooth blow-dry is a waste of time if you plan to add texture," explains Nunzio Saviano, a stylist and salon owner in New York City. Also, "hair that is too smooth will not hold curl as well," says Los Angeles hairstylist Jen Atkin. Make blow-drying less tedious by "flipping wet hair upside down and blasting with a dryer until it's almost dry, then go over only the top layer with a big curling iron to create loose waves," says Saviano. The shorter your hair, the smaller your iron should be.

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grime from the environment and make hair look dirty faster. Townsend recommends a few drops of smoothing serum, such as Dove Regenerative Nourishment Serum-in-Oil ($6 at drugstores), applied from midshaft to ends.

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izing that they have great natural texture," Palau says. "In an ideal world, hair would have a beautiful shine from a great shampoo, and it would air-dry with a little bit of body." That's not to say it requires no effort. What a natural look lacks in styling time it makes up for in prep. "We know that a healthy, radiant complexion allows for less makeup," says Christophe Robin, the Parisian colorist whose vinegar sprays have become an editor staple. "The same is true of hair. The healthier it is, the less you need to do to it." A new wave of moisturizing shampoos, hydrating masks, and split end smoothers help keep the scalp and hair follicles in optimal condition. APRIL 1016

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