The badass women issue

FEBRUARY 2019 InSTYLE 23

GOING BOLD

Girls Who Code

founder and CEO

Reshma Saujani

shares inspirational

stories of fearless

women who are

changing the world.

Brave, Not Perfect,

by Reshma Saujani,

Currency, $25;

amazon.com.

SEX EDUCATION

Asa Butterfield plays an inexperienced teen who,

inspired by his sex-therapist mother (Gillian Anderson),

opens a secret health clinic with a classmate (Emma

Mackey) for his high school peers (Jan. 11 on Netflix).

HERE WE

GO AGAIN

No need to turn back time:

Cher embarks on her first North

American tour in five years on

January 17, offering 30 dates to

catch her in concert. In addition to

the classics, she’ll be performing

songs from her recent ABBA

tribute album, Dancing Queen.

THAT’S AMORE

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Italian designer Alberta

Ferretti adds limited-edition knits splashed with

messages of love to her colorful Rainbow Week range.

Alberta Ferretti sweaters, $495 each; at Barneys New York.

ROUND TWO

Altuzarra celebrates its 10th

birthday with a present for

us: 15 reissued hits from

the past decade selected

by notable friends of the

house, including (from

left) Vanessa Traina

and Jenna Lyons.

Altuzarra

dress (on

Traina,

$1,590)

and jacket

(on Lyons,

$3,750);

barneys

.com.

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Lonely bra ($65) and high-waist

briefs ($40). On model:

Teddy, $110; lonelylabel.com.

EARTHLY

DELIGHTS

Aussie line Lonely

takes a step toward

sustainability with

lingerie pieces made

from bamboo, an

eco-friendly (and

addictively soft) material

that requires zero

pesticides and minimal

water to grow.