The Style Issue: Anne Hathaway, Bumpfluencers & Going Grey
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What makes the September Style Issue of Marie Claire the biggest fashion issue of the year?
This is an R Media podcast. Marie-Claire presents You're Gonna Want to Hear This. Hello and welcome to You're Gonna Want to Hear This. I'm Georgie McCourt, editor of Marie-Claire.
And I'm Mel Gordren. I'm the deputy editor of Marie-Claire. And today we're taking you inside our new issue.
We are. It is our big style issue. It's our big September issue. So if you've watched The Devil Wears Prada, you'll know that's the big fashion issue of the year. So March and September are the big fashion ones. And I think it's a very, very beautiful, very stylish issue, Mel.
It is. Thank you. It's actually, it's one of those ones that you want to leave lying around on the coffee table because, you know, it makes you look super cool. It does.
Absolutely. And God knows I need that. It absolutely does. So we have on the cover Anne Hathaway, who I love. She looks incredible. She looks very, very glamorous. And I think there is not a more perfect cover star for our big September style issue. Totally. Anne Hathaway has been part of our fashion consciousness for two decades, thanks to The Devil Wears Prada. And recently she did return as Andy Sachs in The Devil Wears Prada 2. This time she was the magazine's features editor. Which we know quite a bit about. Don't you think it was weird watching The Devil Wears Prada because it is set in this world of magazines, which... we do know all about. But it's not how it looks at all on the movie. No. But I do love, like, I love Anne Hathaway.
And she's not on the cover because of Devil Wears Prada. That was a few months ago. She has got five films this year. She's a powerhouse, actually. She is incredible. I think she's 42, 43. She's pregnant with her third child. And I feel like she is just... having her moment. So you get five films out this year and she's doing everything from comedy, intense drama, epic adventure, science fiction, and psychological thriller.
Yeah, I think that there's Mother Mary where she plays like a troubled pop star, I think, opposite Michaela Cole, where she had to do like two years of dance trainings, which should actually be really, really good or really, really bad. So I'm really looking forward to that. And then, of course, there's The Odyssey where she's been everywhere.
Epic. So that's Christopher Nolan's Odyssey. And why his name is important is because he has always supported her. Yeah. She worked with him back in 2014 when he cast her in Interstellar. Yeah. And that was during a moment where she was going through quite a lot of backlash. Because if we take a step back and we think about Hathahate, because some people love Anne Hathaway. She's not for everyone.
The Hathahaters were a real thing. It was a real thing. And I think, tell me if I'm wrong, but I think it was
based on the
fact... I'm a Georgie hater. It's based on the fact that she's an eager beaver, like really. Like she's like a classic theatre kid and she's in there and she's honest. Well,
she would have been a prefect at school, right? She would have got A's at school. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I have no – she probably might not have been, but it feels like she would have been a prefect. She just feels – She feels super enthusiastic, but that is why she got completely annihilated. So it all started in 2013. She won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for Les Mis. And she did a very earnest acceptance speech. So she said things like, it came true. And it just led to an internet sort of backlash of labeling her as fake and way too polished and trying too hard, which is awful because this is what happens. We push people up and then we just, we don't like seeing a woman. there she
got ripped apart yeah yeah so women are always supposed to be subservient they're not actually supposed to be you know they're not actually supposed to take themselves seriously or anything or anything like that they're supposed to be you know kind of like funny and light-hearted and humble yet proud you know
like a bit of everything like if she was trying too hard wouldn't you be trying too hard if you just won an oscar and you were giving an acceptance speech like it would be like it would be pretty nerve-wracking
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What makes the September Style Issue of Marie Claire the biggest fashion issue of the year?
0:04–4:24
2
How is Anne Hathaway’s career renaissance reflected in the magazine’s cover story?
4:24–8:42
3
How does motherhood change the way women find and live their personal style?
8:42–12:52
4
Why is comfort becoming the priority for women in perimenopause and beyond?
12:52–17:49
5
What’s the appeal of going grey and how can women embrace ageing hair?
17:49–21:27
6
How does dopamine dressing use colour as a form of self‑expression?
21:27–25:49
7
What is the ‘bumpfluencer’ economy and what are the risks of commercialising pregnancy?
25:49–32:39
8
How did Jess Denham survive childhood abuse and become an advocate for survivors?
32:39–34:56
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