Glamour USA - September 2016

Bow Down: It’s
Bey Day
Fifteen years after “Bootylicious,” I still work my jelly
whenever Beyoncé and co.’s anthem comes on Spotify. So
in honor of Queen Bey’s 35th b-day on September 4, I propose
celebrating her go-to derrière- defining pose. From
2002 (top, second from right) to this year’s Met Gala (top
left), girl nails it every time. —Ashley Edwards Walker
Drinks at the
Gym?
First I was offered a glass
of rosé after a three-mile
loop with Lululemon’s
run club. Then I was
handed a longneck after
boxing at NYC’s Overthrow
(obviously, I took
it). Meanwhile, Denver’s
Brewhouse Yoga pours
pints, and L.A.’s Bar
Method is the proud
home of #winewednesdays.
OK, booze won’t
replace your electrolytes
like Gatorade, but I’m
still indulging. Fitness is
supposed to be fun!
—Sara Gaynes Levy,
health editor
BEYONCE, DRINK: GETTY IMAGES. FEMINIST FIGHT CLUB: TIM HOUT; STYLIST: JOHN OLSON FOR
HALLEY RESOURCES. UNEDITED PATCH, CUSTOM MADE BY ERIKA DURAN, ETSY.COM/SHOP/ERADURA
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Welcome to Glamour Book Club! This
month’s read: Feminist Fight Club, the hotly
anticipated handbook for navigating workplace
sexism by gender and culture writer
Jessica Bennett. What you said: Most of
the 30 women we sent the book to found it
funny and fresh; “a sassy version” of Sheryl
Sandberg’s Lean In, “a cleverly crafted field
guide,” and “one of those books that every
You
Reviewed It!
person, not just every woman, should read.”
Dissenters complained that “instead of trying
to ‘hack’ some of the situations described,
the best solution might be to find a new job.”
But as one wise woman wrote, “FFC reminds
us that (a) we are not alone in our quest for
equality, and (b) we cannot expect to be successful
by trying to go it alone.” Sing it, sister!
Grade: A- —Elisabeth Egan, books editor