C PEOPLE Who’s who behind the scenes of this month’s issue, plus their favorite California places
Hailey Clauson “Zoey knows how to make a woman feel sexy and confident—you know you’re always going to get great results,” says model Hailey Clauson of working with photographer Zoey Grossman for “Plastic Fantastic,” p.170. “She was actually the first person to ever shoot me when I was just 13,” the 22-year-old adds. Clauson, who grew up in Thousand Oaks, Calif., has walked the runways for Gucci and Prada and appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Currently based in New York, she plans to move back to L.A. in October. C SPOTS • The Pocket Burger Shack in Huntington Beach for the best tri-tip bowls and burgers • I love camping in Carpinteria • Sushi Oaks in Newbury Park is a hole-inthe-wall where I went with my family once a week when I was a kid
Teddy Charles “Everyone had fun on this shoot,” says Parisborn, New York-based hairstylist Teddy Charles, who lent his talents to “Rogue Riders,” p.156. “It was very easygoing.” Charles’ résumé spans a Vogue Italia cover with Peter Lindbergh to a Harper’s Bazaar cover with Miley Cyrus. C SPOTS • L.A.’s Sushi Park • Earthbar in Brentwood for my daily juice • Santa Monica’s Number One Beauty Supply is the best spot for products
Lindsey Tramuta Kelly Atterton
Elizabeth Varnell
“Rarely has there been a year with so many fashion-related exhibits and new centers,” says Paris-based journalist Lindsey Tramuta, who previews the City of Light’s latest offerings in “See the Light,” p.143. Author of the bestselling book The New Paris: The People, Places & Ideas Fueling a Movement, Tramuta’s podcast The New Paris continues what the book began, covering ongoing cultural shifts, trends and the movers and shakers propelling Paris forward. C SPOTS • Salt House in San Francisco for excellent cocktails, incredible bread, poutine and a lovely dining room • Plow for San Francisco’s best brunch and bottomless coffee • Book Soup in L.A.
In this issue, Santa Monica-based Elizabeth Varnell wrote about Dior’s Cruise 2018 presentation (p.198) and profiled Balmain’s creative director (p.182): “As I spoke with Olivier Rousteing, he quoted Saint Laurent’s lament about never seeing his own show,” says Varnell, the former style director of San Francisco magazine. “It led to him confessing that seeing his ballet costumes onstage at the Opéra de Paris is one of his proudest moments.” C SPOTS • S.F.’s SPQR for a bowl of warm bucatini • The vintage jewelry vitrine at The Row on Melrose Place • Airstream camping with my family at Emma Wood State Beach in Ventura
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“I love covering beauty as the seasons are changing—it tends to inspire personal change as well,” says C’s new beauty director, Kelly Atterton, who surveys fall’s most compelling beauty news for this month’s issue. Previously the West Coast editor of Allure (with prior posts at Vanity Fair and Vogue), Atterton advises emerging brands and multinational corporations in her spare time. C SPOTS • Hardly a day goes by that I don’t stop and get a perfect iced latte at Blackwood Coffee Bar in Hollywood • Surya Spa in Pacific Palisades for revitalizing ayurvedic body treatments • The Detox Market for the latest in clean beauty products
CLAUSON: LUC BRINKER. TRAMUTA: CHARISSA FAY. ATTERTON: DAVID ATTERTON.
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