The Sunday Times Style - 19 June 2022

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19 JUNE 2022
DON’T
FORGET
YOUR...
STATEMENT
SUNNIES
DO-IT-ALL
SANDALS
LITTLE BLACK
SWIMSUIT
CASHMERE
SOCKS?
How to pack like a
fashion editor this summer

The Barometer
Edited by Priya Elan
Fashion! Beauty! People! Things! Welcome to your weekly guide
to the stuff everyone will be talking about. Do keep up
The Kate Bush comeback
(Bushback?) is upon us
The godmother of all the “cores” (goblincore, balletcore and
cottagecore) has found a new Gen Z fanbase thanks to her 1985
masterpiece Running Up That Hill. After the song was featured in
the latest series of Stranger Things, Bush said of the show: “I love it
too!” On cue her peerless vision has been reappreciated by the
fashion set too. Dior’s Kim Jones even blasted Under the Ice from the
1985 Hounds of Love album on an endless loop at a recent menswear
show. “The look that stays in people’s minds is her late-1970s, hippyish
aesthetic: lace and flowing fabric, leotards and floaty gowns,” says Sean
Twomey of katebushnews.com. “She wasn’t interested in being
‘fashionable’ at the time — in the era of punk she looked like an
anachronism. She preferred to browse in antique clothes shops,
which were ‘more interesting’ to her.” And in an era of eager-to-
please influencers, what’s cooler than that?
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The fashion designer Christopher Kane,
whose pieces are worn by Lena Dunham,
FKA Twigs and Alexa Chung, has a new side
hustle: he rediscovered a love for abstract
portraiture during lockdown. See his
paintings — which are a touch art brut while
also distinctly Kane-esque — at
@paintedbychristopherkane . Having been
inspired for his clothing designs by the artists
Heinrich Reisenbauer and Johann Korec from
the House of Artists in the Maria Gugging
suburb of Vienna (a centre of the outsider art
movement in the 1970s), Kane’s first solo
exhibition of paintings will take place at
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COVER PHOTOGRAPH JAMIE CHUNG/TRUNK ARCHIVE
EDITOR LAURA ATKINSON DEPUTY EDITOR CHARLOTTE WILLIAMSON ART DIRECTOR ANDREW BARLOW FASHION DIRECTOR KAREN DACRE BEAUTY DIRECTOR SARAH JOSSEL FEATURES EDITOR PRIYA ELAN
ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR SCARLETT RUSSELL JEWELLERY DIRECTOR JESSICA DIAMOND ASSOCIATE FASHION DIRECTOR VERITY PARKER FASHION AND MERCHANDISE EDITOR FLOSSIE SAUNDERS BOOKINGS DIRECTOR
AND CREATIVE PRODUCER LEILA HARTLEY ACTING BOOKINGS DIRECTOR AND CREATIVE PRODUCER JESSICA HARRISON PICTURE EDITOR CATHERINE PYKETT-COMBES ACTING PICTURE EDITOR LORI LEFTEROVA SENIOR DESIGNER ANDY TAYLOR
JUNIOR FASHION EDITOR HELEN ATKIN STAFF WRITER AND EDITORIAL ASSISTANT ROISIN KELLY CONTRIBUTING EDITOR ALICE KEMP-HABIB CHIEF SUB-EDITOR SOPHIE FAVELL SENIOR SUB-EDITOR JANE MCDONALD
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Heating up Get ready for a
▲ BUBBLEGUM SHOES Taffy-tastic summer
JW Pei’s puffy heels Remember Fleishman Is in Trouble?
look like they might The 2019 novel about a New York
win the Turner prize couple’s marriage in crisis made Taffy
Brodesser-Akner a literary star — and
now it’s set to be your next binge watch.
Starring Jesse Eisenberg and Claire
Danes (both left), the FX series is coming
▲ BRAD PITT’S to screens later this summer and will be
BUCKET HAT an appetite-whetter to Brodesser-
The midlife dad chapeau Akner’s follow-up novel, Long Island
to end all midlife dad ▲ EARLY BRITNEY Compromise. Out in February next
chapeaus is coming to Hot choice for summer year, it’s a classic dysfunctional
a screen near you in soundtracks: (You Drive Me) family drama that weaves from
Bullet Train Crazy (in Rebel Wilson’s 1982 to the present, detailing the
Senior Year) and Sometimes gradual fallout that happens after
(Fire Island, below). Time to an abduction goes wrong. Known
reconsider E-Mail My Heart? for her deep-dive celebrity profiles
for The New York Times (Gwyneth
Paltrow, Bradley Cooper),
Brodesser-Akner is sure to be
serving up a future classic.
▲ ELLIE AND NATASIA
Their sketch show begins
on Tuesday on BBC3.
Did someone say the new
French & Saunders?
Cooling down
▼ ‘SOFT SWINGING’
Swinging gets a rebrand
thanks to TikTok: just
don’t ask us exactly
what it means
This picture Manteca’s
mortadella. Right Rocco
▼ EVERYTHING DIGITAL
Ritchie and mortadella
The revival of actual alarm at Flawd, Manchester
clocks, headphones with
wires … and Uno — Time to be a total ham
C, analogue is back, back
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HOW
TO PACK
like the
fashion set
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Holiday Special
Victoria Beckham photographs
all her outfits, Donatella
Versace takes too many shoes
and Tommy Hilfiger never
travels without a classic blue
blazer. Karen Dacre gets the
ultimate insider tips from
MAKE A
fashion’s most frequent flyers
PREPACK
CHECKLIST
Meet the experts
Whether you’re trekking in Costa Rica or hitting the
ANYA HINDMARCH pristine sands of Cornwall, every great trip should start
Accessory designer and packing organisation with a pen and paper. It’s an essential for Anya Hindmarch
expert with a lifelong love of labelling (above) who gives Monica Geller from Friends a run for her
money when it comes to organisation. “I start by writing
PAT McGRATH everything down,” she says. “It helps me plan and means
Globetrotting make-up maestro who has I don’t overpack. Pat McGrath [below], who travels the
worked with the likes of Naomi Campbell, Hailey world promoting her make-up line, uses the same
Bieber and Kim Kardashian methodology. “After so many years of nonstop travel,
I’ve got packing down to a fine art. It all starts with a
VERONIKA HEILBRUNNER checklist that I’ve refined and perfected over the years.”
German style maven who travels the world
attending fashion shows and swanky events for
FILL YOUR CASE
Gucci, Chanel et al
WITH CUBES
TOMMY HILFIGER
American superstar designer and the
godfather of preppy style
The age of the packing cube — a fabric pouch with a zip
CARINE ROITFELD that you put in your suitcase — is upon us. Luggage
Former editor of Vogue Paris and France’s experts such as Away and Paravel offer them, while luxury
first lady of fashion brands such as Hermès do them in leather and silk (below
left). “I adore being organised with my travel cubes!” says
VICTORIA BECKHAM McGrath, who knows all about transporting lipsticks.
Needs no introduction. Knows her way around a “I pack all my clothes, toiletries and essentials in them.
little black dress and the VVIP lounge at Heathrow Everything looks gorgeous when you open my suitcase.
They also prevent accidents when liquids explode,” she
DONATELLA VERSACE says. Of course they help with unpacking too. “I can put
Larger-than-life Italian designer who travels the them directly into my drawers because everything is
world in her quest for molto glamour together and organised.” You can further this by investing
in a label maker à la Hindmarch. “I rarely forget things
ELIZABETH VON DER GOLTZ thanks to my Labelled collection — pouches, wash bags
Chief commercial officer of Matchesfashion and labelled cases have become a prompt for packing.
and fashion buyer extraordinaire I have pouches for suncreams, cables and chargers, and
make-up. My In-Flight Bag [top right] has a place for my
CHRISTINE QUINN passport and ‘important things’. Sad, I know, but perfect
Selling Sunset star and fashion peacock who travels for making me feel in control when I’m not!”
with rolling luggage racks and a stylist
JORDAN KELLY
Founder of the Itinerary travel bureau, which
curates bespoke holidays for cool creatives
CLAUDIA SCHIFFER
Supermodel turned beach lover who
knows a thing or two about packing a bag
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FIND A SUITCASE
THAT SUITS YOU
There’s no shortage of quality luggage brands.
Victoria Beckham swears by Tumi’s sturdy cases.
Her favourite is the four-wheel expandable
packing case in black. Carine Roitfeld (right), who
has scaled back her luggage since her Vogue days,
swaps between a Louis Vuitton trolley (“perfect
for travelling light”) and a large Rimowa, which
she has in a chic shade of khaki — Tommy Hilfiger
LESS IS MOST
(left) is also a Rimowa fan. Other fashion editor
favourites include Paravel and Away, whose cases
DEFINITELY MORE
come with a built-in charger and are as essential to
the fashion week mob as Chanel pumps. Another
tip: opt for luggage in a vibrant shade to help ease
baggage reclaim anxiety. As Veronika Heilbrunner When packing, focus on what you wear the most. Hilfiger
says: “I can see my light blue Rimowa case as soon is a fan of streamlining. “I pack classic essentials that are
as it lands on the carousel.” easy to mix-and-match, like a navy blazer, a white shirt,
jeans and Adidas Stan Smith sneakers,” he says. “I don’t
like to carry things that I won’t wear or need, so I try to
edit my wardrobe depending on where I’m headed. I
always carry the classics and then add in pieces for specific
events or locations, from a tuxedo to swim shorts.
“I’m also an advocate of the less is more method — I lay
it all out the night before and then take out at least five
things at the last minute.”Roitfeld is too. “My suitcase is
becoming thinner and thinner every season: only my
essentials. For the summer, good trousers like my beige
corduroy vintage men’s Levi’s, one pair of silver Rick
Owens sandals and a black swimsuit,” she says. However,
Elizabeth von der Goltz takes the opposite approach: “I
throw in some extras just in case my mood changes or an
unplanned event comes up. You never know when you
might need an extra party dress or a swimsuit,” she says.
Beckham says she always takes too many sunglasses, but
for most of us — Donatella Versace included — it’s shoes
that get out of hand. “Let me know if you have a hack for
packing countless pairs of shoes,” says the Italian designer.
Swimsuit, £310, Magda Butrym; net-a-porter.com
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YOUR LOOKS
The A-list way to prepare for a getaway
is to decide on outfits and then take a
picture of them so they stay in your
head once the ouzo kicks in. “I try
everything on then take a photograph of
it,” Beckham (right) says. “It stops me
from packing things I don’t need.”
Hindmarch relies on pictures for
last-minute preparation. “Take a photo
of an outfit you like when you wear it,
A save it to an album called clothes and
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O then, when you come to pack, choose
M from that album and pack those outfits.
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It saves me the panic.”
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