Marie Claire South Africa - September 2015
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Queen Of Hearts
Her majesty Rania Al Abdullah on refugees in Jordan, Isis and being a Muslim woman today
Long Live Lupita
ACTOR, FEMINIST, LANCÔME ambassadress and more, LUPITA NYONG’O is a force to be reckoned with…
Sober Up!
On a journey of self-discovery – and in hope of a (more) sober life – LYNETTE BOTHA learns that her ‘HARMLESS’ love affair with wine is not as innocuous as she thought…
It's Raining Men - My Month Of Dating Like A Guy
TIRED OF SETTLING FOR unsatisfying monogamy with dead-end dudes, writer Rebecca Andrews stepped out of her comfort zone and into the world of ‘circular dating’
New. Now. Next
An eloquent actor (of Black-ish and Grown-ish fame) and activist, 18-year-old Yara Shahidi is the future – inspiring a new generation to raise their voices and be counted
Mrs Smith
Jada Pinkett Smith is one of those women who seem to be able to do everything – and do it well. she has the industry trifecta: she can act, dance and sing; and she’s also a formidable businesswoman, mother and wife
My Mom, My Hair And Me
OUR HAIR IS SO MUCH MORE than merely how it’s perceived by the outside world – it’s our ARMOUR, our FEMININITY, our HERITAGE and, undoubtedly, something we’ve fought about with our mothers. Lynette Botha speaks to THREE WOMEN about their relationship with their hair (and their moms)
Hamethop
Heavily influenced by Ndebele symbols and, accessories designer TSAKANI MASHABA blends traditional techniques with sophisticated silhouettes to create precious luxury pieces
The Forgotten Nomadic Women
These women learned to get by on their own, when their men would leave for months at a time to fight alongside the Shah’s troops. They CAN RIDE, HUNT AND SHOOT… The nomadic women of Iran enjoy a level of autonomy their urban counterparts lack. Yet, their survival is in danger
Emma Enchanted
Oscar-winning actor EMMA STONE slips into tennis whites in this month’s Battle of the Sexes, a big-screen account of the legendary 1973 showdown between BILLIE JEAN KING AND BOBBY RIGGS. Here, she talks to co-star SARAH SILVERMAN (who plays women’s tennis promoter Gladys Heldman) about what’s changed since then, what hasn’t, and getting what’s yours
