The Sunday Times Style - 4 September 2022

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4 SEPTEMBER 2022
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Fashion! Beauty! People! Things! Welcome to your weekly guide
to the stuff everyone will be talking about. Do keep up
Soaking up cab sauv-core
Deep burgundy decor or, as we have rechristened it,
cab sauv-core, is back this autumn. The shade we are
thirsting for is somewhere in the realms of Crown’s
Winter Cherry, Atelier Ellis’s Fallen Plum and Lick’s
Purple 03. There’s vino at every price point, from a cheeky
little Chevron tufted cushion at French Connection to a
full-bodied Avalon III Hermès jacquard throw — and the
grand cru option, a lounge chair by Marcel Wanders for
Louis Vuitton’s Objets Nomades collection, for £27,800.
The modular leather-lined carbon-fibre chaise can be
packed away into what looks like a travel bag. New at
Matches, wine-coloured tableware by the Colombian
designer Johanna Ortiz and Christina Lundsteen’s
sumptuous stripy velvet cushions (from £115) also fit the
bill. After a couple of glasses, this versatile colour looks
pretty much like a neutral to us, one that teams well
with terracotta, teal, lavender or leopard print.
Frida goes fashion
The legendary Mexican painter Frida
From top Cushion, Kahlo (above) has become a byword for female artistic
£36; frenchconnection. autonomy — hey, Madonna’s a collector — and a new
com. Avalon III throw, exhibition at the Palais Galliera, Paris, will home in on her
£1,260; hermes.com. influence as beauty disruptor (unibrow, anyone?) and fashion
Plate, £158 for two, icon: her vivid dresses, corsets and traditional Mexican
Johanna Ortiz; garments are a forever muse to the likes of Dolce & Gabbana.
matchesfashion.com. Collaborating with the Frida Kahlo Museum in Mexico,
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Heating up
▲ ALT-COWGIRLS
Missing TV’s Nashville?
Chuck a lasso and put on
a Stetson for Monarch,
starring Anna Friel and Beth
Ditto as country singers
▲ NANTUCKET
The home of the original
Coastal Grandma look,
now overrun with
hipsters looking for
Diane Keaton, obvs Sweep it to the side, it’s
the indie sleaze fringe!
▲ THE MOL-ISSANCE
Gretchen Mol is back in Get the GHDs out, the indie sleaze fringe
the American Gigolo TV (tear-soaked with Bulmers cider and the
series (launching Saturday), smell of dry ice) is back. The hairdo,
as is Molly Ringwald, who last seen on the Libertines, the Strokes
has a cameo in The Bear and Pete Wentz (right) from Fall Out
Boy, has somewhat surprisingly
become the default style of the anti-
▲ TWEED EYE action hero. See Robert Pattinson’s
Co-ordinating your Kurt Cobain-influenced Batman
eyeshadow and jacket is a (above, essentially Edward Cullen
thing, thanks to Chanel’s with curtains) and Tom Sturridge’s
new palettes inspired by Sandman (the “hair is filled with
its signature fabric secrets … probably about Johnny Borrell”
look). Next up: Marvel superheroes with
the Hoxton fin. Erm, maybe not.
Cooling down
▼ HOLIDAYS EXTENDERS
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