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AUTUMN/WINTER 2012 AUTUMN/WINTER 2012 Time Out Style AUTUMN/WINTER 2012 ne Time Out Style AUTUMN/WINTER 2012 Style. INTERIORS 68 Time Out Style AUTUMN/WINTER 2012 Kamal Musallam Age: 42 Nationality: Jordanian Job: Musician and producer How does your workspace represent your personality? My workspace is basically my brain outside… so what you see out there physically represents what’s inside my mind. I mean, my thoughts have made that space, right? The placement of things, the space, volume and even colour distribution… I know for a fact that the moment I feel stressed about something, the first thing I do is look around me and start searching for that [negative] corner that is causing stress. I fix it and my stress usually disappears. Aside from equipment, what other items do you need to help you maintain productivity/creativity? I need YouTube on my computer. If I’m in business mode, then a few CDs should be playing – most of the time it’s George Benson or Pat Metheny. If I’m working at night, then a dynamic but gentle side light is essential to keep me on my toes. Does your professional personality differ from your social personality? Yes it does. I’m generally tougher when it comes to business. In social situations, it’s all about my human interaction with others, understanding them, accommodating, absorbing, listening, laughing, joking, having fun, playing, or basically just doing nothing sometimes – enjoying full laziness mode! Compiled by Oliver Robinson. Photography Isidora Bojovic 69 Time Out Style AUTUMN/WINTER 2012 Interiors and Exteriors Dubai is as famous for its skyline as it is restaurants and malls. Exploring the fittings and furniture that transform glass and steel into enviable working and residential environments, this section is dedicated to showcasing the exterior and interior of the city, covering impossibly cool architecture – the twisty building at the Marina- to trends within the home such as the rise in animal prints Beauty and Grooming Still the fastest growing industry in men’s fashion, grooming has a natural place in TOS, mixing quality products with expert advice. This approach is also perfect with the beauty section, combining spa and beauty treatments with ‘what to buy’ questions with the expert advice on ‘how to use it’. 34 Time Out Style Style. BEAUTY Dubai’s hot hairstyles Make sure your locks don’t let you down this season. Holly Sands gets the lowdown from three of the city’s savviest stylists THE OMBRÉ BOB ‘I wanted to create a geometric shape with a clean, blunt baseline, keeping the graduation and layers long to create a bolder profile. The fringe is the focal point: the blunt, wide cut serves to frame the face, and the result is a strong, young look. The ombré colouring technique (graduation from darker roots to lighter ends) is striking, but at the same time gives the hair a natural feel. I achieved this look by using a darker colour at the roots to give the hair more depth, then putting a few lighter pieces towards the front for texture and movement. I love doing this retro-inspired style, and a bob can always be cut and coloured to keep up with the latest hair trends.’ Chill Salon, Loft Offi ce 1, Dubai Media City (04 447 1807). THE FRINGE ‘Now that we’re heading into autumn and winter, the highlights look is gone, and bright, bold colours are making a big comeback. Women are also going for a more natural skin tone and embracing the porcelain look – copper and red tones complement this really well. My model, Barbarann, is a natural redhead, and I enhanced this with a deep copper. A fringe automatically gives a strong focal point to a haircut. Even when you’re having a lazy day, fringes will give you an edgy look: they’re versatile and can be swept to the side. Wear your fringe blunt – a look that can be worn sleek and elegant or rock-chic, depending on where you’re going.’ Ted Morgan, Al Nafura Clubhouse, Shoreline Apartments, Palm Jumeirah (04 430 8190). Compiled by Holly Sands. Photography Juliet Dunne, ne, Murrindie Frew, Isidora Bojovic THE BALAYAGE TECHNIQUE ‘Balayage is the salon name for the professional technique used to create a natural dark-to-light effect. Some people might feel it has gone out of fashion, but in my opinion it came, stayed and is still bang on trend. I love the fact that this look is very versatile – it can be done very subtly or with more intensity, allowing the result to be tailored to the client’s wishes. Balayage doesn’t just look good on blonde hair – it’s also a fantastic way to add interest to brunette and red hair too. With this technique, you can also put in lowlights, or alternate with highlights and lowlights.’ Pastels Salon, The Ritz-Carlton Dubai, JBR (04 399 5016). PERFECT THE ART OF HAIRDRESSER CHAT Pastels Salon’s Vesna Ivetic shares her top conversational topics Holidays ‘People in Dubai travel a lot so vacations are always a popular 1topic of conversation, and a great way to find out about cool destinations.’ Celebrity hair ‘Start a conversation with your stylist about which celebrity 2looks you most aspire to. This will give them a great idea of the overall image you’re looking for.’ Dubai ‘Residents love to talk about their adopted city: what they love, what 3bugs them, and also what they miss – if anything – about their home country.’ CATWALK CUTS Which hairstyles did the designers pair with this season’s fashion trends? The au-naturel Luxury French brand Balmain stands with Burberry, Lanvin and Chloé in opting for lowmaintenance chic. This should ensure it’s far quicker to style your hair for a night out, but pure bed-head is not the look you should be aiming for. The fringe This sleek look with heavily graduated fringe, as seen at Marni, is stylish and smart, but will require commitment in the mornings, not to mention regular trims to keep the fringe tidy and ensure it doesn’t hang in your eyes. The side sweep Donatella Versace’s models mainly rocked the ubiquitous side-fringe, with long, gently waved glossy locks in block colours. Invest in a pair of tongs to style the front section, and plenty of serum to keep the whole thing looking sleek. 35 Style. BEAUTY Lashings of lashes Whether you’re aiming for flirty or fashion icon, applying a pair of fake eyelashes can dramatically alter your look Rock chic This tightly-packed set will have you looking fierce with a flash of blue. Dhs75. Illamasqua, Harvey Nichols, Mall of the Emirates (04 409 8888). GETTING YOURS TO STICK 38 Time Out Style Stage These impressively detailed, spindly lashes will make you the talking point of the night – perhaps best kept for fancy dress soirees. Dhs110. llamasqua, Harvey Nichols, Mall of the Emirates (04 409 8888). Check the size. If the lashes 1are too wide for your eyelid, trim them before applying. Make sure you trim from the outer sides of each piece, rather than from the corners closest to your nose. Drop a little glue on either 2end of each lash strip and spread gently across the thin, black line that will stick above your own lashes. Be sparing with the glue to avoid clogging. Spider An alternative if you’re not keen on fiddling with glue, this new mascara set adds fibres to your lashes with one wand, which you can then coat with a jetblack mascara from the other wand for striking lashes on the go. Dhs190. Available at www.fibrelash me.com. Fluttery Natural yet unmissable, this impressively flirty pair is our favourite. Dhs49. Mikyajy, various locations including Mall of the Emirates (04 341 4277). Twiggy Channel the ’60s style icon in you with these retro stick-ons. Dhs49. Mikyajy, various locations including Mall of the Emirates (04 341 4277). Carefully apply the lashes 3to your lids from the inner corners outwards, dabbing gently until they’re firmly attached. Look after them well and you could get up to five uses out of each. Words xHolly Sands. Photography Efraim Evidor Eco-friendly beauty The new-season products that suit you and your values Compiled by: Holly Sands. Image: Lester Ali. Rabbit supplied by Poshpaws Animal Sanctuary & Petting Farm Choosing environmentally friendly products is a great way to look after your skin: after all, the chemicals used in some less-salubrious products can do more harm than good. It’s also a way of letting brands know that harming animals and using unsustainable products and non-recyclable packaging just isn’t going to cut it any more. We’ve found fi ve great new products from a variety of environmentally conscious brands to help you on the way to voting with your face. Stay hydrated 24-7 with this moisturiser, which has a light, non-greasy formula and texture. It adheres to human + kind’s ‘all natural’ philosophy, and is free from parabens and harmful chemicals. Dhs130. Available at Milk & Honey, Meadows Town Centre, Emirates Hills (04 435 6363). This moisturiser boosts skin hydration after application and long-term after just two weeks’ use. Phytomer uses 100 percent marine-based ingredients, and protects the environment by fi ltering gardens, cultivating seaweed and growing rare seaweeds and vegetal coral in the lab. Dhs225. Available at www.salonskincare.co.uk. This new serum targets fi ne lines and wrinkles using a combination of plant actives and amino acids. All Elemis products avoid using genetically modifi ed crops, animal-derived collagen, synthetic perfumes and colouring, mineral oil, alcohol and silicones. Dhs323. Available at Bloomingdale’s, The Dubai Mall (04 350 5333). Style. BEAUTY This cleansing milk has a light texture, allowing deep penetration of the skin for a super-effective clean. All products from Herbline Essentials are created using natural, organic ingredients from the Himalayas, and are paraben, paraffi n and cruelty-free. Dhs89. Available at www.nashmi.com. All Pevonia Botanica products promise to avoid animal testing, parabens, alcohol and harmful chemicals, and come in fully recyclable, biodegradable or reusable packaging. Great for sensitive skin. Dhs164. Available at Natural Elements Spa, Le Méridien Dubai, Garhoud (04 702 2550). 39
ISSN 2221-2957 9 772221 295008 04 Time Out Style AUTUMN/WINTER 2012 Whitney Port Christian Louboutin Readership AUTUMN/WINTER 2012 Dhs20 VOL 01 ISSUE 04 6 DUBAI MEMBERS’ CLUBS Sign up and enjoy the privileges DONATELLA VERSACE On Lady Gaga, family and Fifty Shades of Grey STUNNING GCC BOUTIQUE HOTELS Book a mini-break DANIEL here. Immediately CRAIG REVEALS THE SECRET TO BEING BOND UAE DRESS CODES We speak to the experts MATTHEW WILLIAMSON ‘I love Middle Eastern style’ PLUS! An updated 25-page guide to Dubai’s best shops Welcome to Style… hat would one normally expect from a unisex style magazine in Dubai? Purely designer one-off W pieces? Only fantastically expensive cars and jewellery? Yachts – but only of the ‘super’ kind – beside pages of bejewelled stilettos, and perhaps a golden skyscraper or two? But team Style is here to offer you the unexpected. The following 112 pages reflect the high-end and aspirational, yes – but we’ve also included a plethora of very different, creative, quirky and affordable looks. Our home city may be world-renowned for its opulence, yet there’s another side to it too: a side that isn’t afraid to be led purely by its own taste, even if it doesn’t include a triple-zero price tag. That’s not to say we don’t adore the high-end. We just pick out what deserves to be in fashion’s lofty heights, rather than pandering to the pieces we believe don’t belong there. Take Donatella Versace. She admits in our interview on page 22 that she ‘lost her discipline for a while’ after Gianni was snatched from the world in the ’90s, but that she and her label are now truly in their prime. Or take a look at DIFC (page 20): an area that’s fast becoming the city’s ultimate style centre, not because of the amount of monetary clout it has ( a lot), but because of the fantastically good taste it demonstrates in its restaurants and galleries. With every issue we’ll continue to show the world that Dubai boasts plenty of elegance and flair, until it becomes commonly accepted – and then we’ll find more ways to surprise, rouse and inspire you. After all, isn’t that what style is all about? ENJOY THE ISSUE. Becky Lucas, editor 9 Time Out Style AUTUMN/WINTER 2012 40 Style. BEAUTY Scents of occasion Ayesha Akhlaq, perfume expert at CPL Aromas, tells Style which fragrances to wear in which situations The job interview ‘I’d suggest a light, fresh fragrance that isn’t overpowering, but will inspire confidence and make the wearer feel good. An uplifting citrus floral would be ideal to keep the wearer calm and relaxed. Bright, energising scents The night out such as Marc Jacobs Daisy ‘This is an opportunity to wear a Eau So Fresh and Versace Yellow bold scent that will put the wearer Diamond will work best.’ in the mood for a great night out. Marc Jacobs Daisy Eau So Fresh It could be something vibrant from Dhs350. Versace Yellow and fun such as a fruity floral Diamond from Dhs299. Various fragrance, or something more locations including Sephora, Mall decadent such as a floriental. of the Emirates (04 395 1734). The Jimmy Choo or Prada Candy fragrances are perfect as they are feminine and fun, yet also have a night-time style.’ Lunch with Jimmy Choo from Dhs255. Prada Candy from Dhs350. Various friends locations including Sephora, Mall ‘A delicate and pretty scent is of the Emirates (04 395 1734). perfect – something that suits the daytime. A light green floral is ideal, as is a fruity floral direction. The latest Stella McCartney L.I.L.Y Meeting the scent would be ideal.’ Dhs340. Stella in-laws McCartney, The Dubai ‘For this occasion you need Mall (04 339 9179) a scent that is mature and not too sexy. A delicate white floral bouquet or classic chypre portrays sophisticated The first date womanliness. The ‘Again, I’d suggest a fragrance that Bottega Veneta or Elie will make the wearer feel confident and Saab signature scents attractive – a feminine, sensual fragrance both have a grown-up such as white floral, oriental or “floriental” femininity to them.’ fragrances to appeal to the wearer’s Bottega Veneta Dhs360. date. The new Roberto Cavalli fits here – Elie Saab from Dhs231. it’s sensual and luxurious.’ Various locations From Dhs330. Various locations including including Harvey Harvey Nichols, Mall of the Emirates Nichols, Mall of the (04 409 8888). Emirates (04 409 8888). Compiled by Holly Sands Interview Jenny Hewett. Photography Shruti Jagdeesh, Getty Images LOUISA NORTHCOTE 15, BRITISH, STUDENT/ MODEL/BLOGGER, SPOTTED IN DUBAI MARINA What autumn/winter 2012 trend are you wearing? I’m wearing the spikes trend. This vintage denim Levi’s jacket has been revamped with spike detailing by The Ragged Priest and I paired it with a neon bodice from LF Boutique in SoHo, New York. The leggings are from American Apparel, the bag is Zara and the shoes are Jeffrey Campbell. How have you made it yours? Wearing the jacket oversized makes it look more grunge and vintage, and I added bright neon to give it a bit more of a wow factor. Where’s the best place to wear this trend in Dubai? Seeing as I’m only 15, I would wear this to house parties in Dubai. Other favourite autumn/winter 2012 trends? I’m all about the peplum trend, with gathered, flared fabric at the waist. I have loads of clothes in that style at the moment. Favourite Dubai boutique? I adore West LA Boutique, because it stocks brands you can’t find anywhere in Dubai. Once you make your first purchase you will always go running back for more, trust me! Your top Dubai shopping tip? Splurge on pieces you know you’ll wear forever. A/W 2012 TREND WATCH SPIKES Style. WOMEN 25 Time Out Style AUTUMN/WINTER 2012 In keeping with Time Out’s global reputation, Time Out Style will be read by Western educated Arab and expatriate men and women aged 25-45 with a high disposable income. Our readers are upwardly mobile individuals who are open to new ideas and influences, and who avidly seek out print and online media for insights on how to best enhance their lifestyle. Circulation & Distribution Supermarkets Retail Outlets Airlines/Airport Bookstores Hotels Health/Recreation Club The distribution model for Time Out Style ensures that the magazine and brand is constantly visible to residents and visitors of Dubai whether in a supermarket, airport or hotel. To support the launch of Time Out Style the product will be bagged with Time Out Dubai weekly, taking advantage of ITP’s impressive till point presence. Time Out Style will have a secondto-none retail presence, including being exclusively stocked at till-points of supermarkets and bookstores including Spinney’s, Carrefour, Arbela and Borders. Time Out Style is available free of charge to visitors staying in Dubai’s most prestigious four and five-star hotels. Cafes, Salons & Other Residential
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