Marie Claire

Marie Claire is an international monthly magazine first published in France in 1937. It focuses on women around the world and several global issues. Marie Claire magazine also covers health, beauty, and fashion topics.

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Consider this her live-action Frozen audition tape.

Katie Holmes Shared the Most Gorgeous Slow-Motion Video of Herself in a Snowstorm

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Feb 16

Kesha And Her Boyfriend Are Pretty Freaking Precious

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Feb 16

Kate Middleton Opened Up About Being "Very Naive as a Parent" in a Candid New Talk

The Duchess wants other people to learn from her mistakes.

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Feb 16

Once and for all: They like each other!

Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle Aren't Feuding, According to These Photos

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Feb 16

The One Where We All Collectively Panic.

Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox's Private Plane Forced to Make a Terrifying Emergency Landing

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Feb 16

Will and Kate Arranged a Private Screening of this Oscar-Nominated Movie for Prince George

And Will was a *total* fanboy when he met the movie's star.

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Feb 16

Remember when host Seth MacFarlane sang about boobs?

1974: When a photographer streaked across the stage. Just as host David Niven was introducing Elizabeth Taylor to present the award for "Best Picture," a naked man ran across the stage behind him.

2000: When the 'South Park' creators mimicked iconic red carpet looks while high South Parker creators Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Marc Shaiman showed up to the 2000 Oscars red carpet in... women's clothing , awkwardly mimicking Jennifer Lopez and Gwyneth Paltrow. They later admitted they were on acid at the time.

2000: When Angelina Jolie shared a kiss on the lips with her brother. Joile's brother, James, attended the Oscars with her, and they showed they were closer than the average siblings.

2001: When Björk arrived in a swan dress and laid an egg on the red carpet. People were stunned when Björk walked the red carpet in a frilly swan dress—and even more so when she strategically "laid" six ostrich eggs on the red carpet.

2009: When Jennifer Aniston had to present an award right in front of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. Five years after their divorce, Aniston was forced to present an Oscar right in front of Pitt and his girlfriend at the time, Angelina Jolie—and she was noticeably uncomfortable (as were we) about the whole thing.

2011: When James Franco and Anne Hathaway hosted. In reversed gender roles, Franco wore a satin pink gown and Hathaway wore a tuxedo to host the 2011 Oscars.

2012: When Angelina Jolie couldn't stop showing off her leg. After Jolie posed in her side-slit gown at the Oscars, people began photoshopping her right leg onto other images—ultimately leading to the notorious "Angie's right leg" meme.

2014: When John Travolta was weird with Scarlett Johansson. Despite Johansson's captured reaction in this photo, the actress said Travolta's Oscar kisses were more than acceptable .

2015: When Sean Penn made a green card joke.

2015: When Neil Patrick Harris performed a magic trick on stage... Harris pulled off the biggest magic trick while hosting the Oscars, locking his winner predictions in a briefcase inside a glass box—and his guesses were shockingly accurate.

2015: ...And when he stripped down into his underwear. Harris fully committed to putting on an entertaining show, so much so that he stripped down into nothing but his underwear , socks, and shoes on stage.

2016: When Sam Smith thought he was the first gay man to win an Oscar. During his acceptance speech, Smith hinted that he might have been the first openly gay man to receive an Oscar—but he was wrong.

2017: When Jan Chapman's picture was included in the "In Memoriam" slideshow, but was still alive. That awkward moment when everyone thinks you're dead, but really people confused you for someone else—yeah, that's what happened to Jan Chapman.

The 31 Most Cringe-Worthy Oscar Moments of All Time

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Feb 15

In 2019, why can't a woman get an envious shopping montage, a promotion at work, and a big white wedding (if that's what she wants!)?

Feminist Writers Re-Write the Endings of 3 Classic Rom-Coms

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Feb 15

Can anyone replace Benny boo boo boo boo boo?

I think 'How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days' Deserves to Get a 2019 Remake

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Feb 15

The '90s brought us "The Big Six."

Kate Moss No supermodel, or "anti-supermodel," took the '90s by storm like Kate Moss. With her boyish, waifish figure and striking features, she was a far cry from the other cover girls of the time.

Naomi Campbell Naomi Campbell was discovered at age 15 while studying ballet at the the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts in London. Her pyramid cheekbones, towering physique, and entrancing almond-shaped eyes were unparalleled.

Linda Evangelista After doing some modeling in her early teens, Linda Evangelista was scouted at a Miss Teen Niagara contest. She moved to New York in 1984 and had steady modeling work, but it wasn't until she took photographer Peter Lindbergh's advice and cut her hair into a bob that she became a sensation.

Helena Christensen Helena Christensen's career began when she accidentally won the Miss Copenhagen competition (she thought it was a charity fashion show). She went on to represent her native country in the Miss Universe competition, and eventually began appearing in major fashion magazines, as well as campaigns for Chanel Versace, Prada, and Victoria's Secret.

Claudia Schiffer In 1987, 17-year-old Claudia Schiffer's life changed forever when she met a model scout at a Dusselfdorf disco who convinced her to move to Paris. She found instant success in the City of Lights, and was chosen by Karl Lagerfeld to become the face of Chanel.

Christy Turlington Christy Turlington was discovered at 14 while horseback riding, and the rest was history. Speaking of history, Turlington also pursued degrees in comparative religion and Eastern philosophy.

Tyra Banks In high school, Tyra Banks landed a contract with Elite Model Management and appeared in Seventeen magazine within the year. After graduating, she planned on going to college, but bowed out in favor of being sent to Paris.

Kristen McMenamy There's no one in the world quite like Kristen McMenamy—who else can brag that Karl Lagerfeld walked them down the aisle? As for her unconventional, androgynous beauty, she wasn't immediately swept up by agencies.

Cindy Crawford By the '90, Cindy Crawford was pretty much a household name, but it was that iconic British Vogue cover that transitioned her into supermodel-dom. An appearance with then-husband Richard Gere at the 1991 Oscars in a stunning red Versace gown and an iconic Pepsi commercial at the Super Bowl the following year pretty much confirmed her place.

Shalom Harlow Harlow was discovered at a concert for The Cure and began modeling straight out of high school, eventually appearing on numerous magazine covers, editorials, and in runway shows for designers like Alexander McQueen, Chanel, Marc Jacobs, and Versace. She later moved into a brief film career, popping up in films like Vanilla Sky, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, and The Jury .

Karen Mulder Mulder was one of the first Guess girls, as well as an original Victoria's Secret model. She graced the cover of Vogue nine times (including the 100th anniversary issue) and was known for her classic, timeless beauty—her nickname was even "The Blonde with Class."

Carla Bruni Bruni began her modeling career at 19, and eventually became one of the '90s highest-paid fashion models, working for designers and fashion houses such as Guess, Christian Dior, Givenchy, Paco Rabanne, Karl Lagerfeld, John Galliano, Yves Saint-Laurent, Chanel, and Versace. In 1997, 10 years after her career began, Bruni retired from modeling to pursue a career in music, and has released six albums.

Tatjana Patitz Less of a household name than her fellow '90s supermodels, Patitz joined Christy Turlington, Linda Evangelista, Cindy Crawford, and Naomi Campbell for that legendary British Vogue cover. She was also in the George Michael music video for "Freedom '90," and was considered an original member of "The Big Six."

A Look Back at the Supermodels Who Ruled The '90s

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Feb 15

Sarah Hyland Just Shared Her Pre-Surgery Texts from Wells Adams

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Feb 15

Counting down the days until I can see my ankles again.

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Lighten Up Free People $198.00 SHOP IT Brighten up any day with this quilted yellow knit jacket. It's guaranteed to come with plenty of compliments.

Dream Denim Levi's Bloomingdales $150.00 SHOP IT What happens when your favorite denim jacket meets your favorite bomber jacket? This acid-wash denim bomber that will instantly become your new weekend staple.

Feminine Floral Eva Franco Anthropologie Anthropologie $129.95 SHOP IT Thanks to good ol' global warming, spring always comes with that 50-degree wildcard. That's why this elegant floral coat exists.

Tie-Dye Throwback 3.1 Phillip Lim Saks Fifth Avenue $450.00 SHOP IT 2005 called and said tie-dye is back, so here we are. The proof is on the spring '19 runways .

Waterproof Wonder Vince Camuto Nordstrom $164.00 SHOP IT Spring = rain showers. This waterproof jacket comes equipped with a hood and a flattering silhouette that will convince you to pull it out of the closet even when it's not pouring.

Cozy Corduroy DL1961 $228.00 SHOP IT For an oversized, boxy look, choose this corduroy trucker jacket to throw on with a great pair of jeans.

Leather Forever BB Dakota Shopbop $98.00 SHOP IT Leather jackets are year-round outerwear, and never go out of style . BB Dakota is notorious for its soft, affordable faux jackets like this one that looks way more expensive than it is.

A Mix of Knit Lou & Grey $89.50 SHOP IT On the days spring doesn't actually feel like spring, cozy up in this sweatshirt/jacket hybrid you can totally get away with wearing to work. ••• For more stories like this, including celebrity news, beauty and fashion advice, savvy political commentary, and fascinating features, sign up for the Marie Claire newsletter .

The Perfect Denim Bomber Jacket Exists—and It's Only $150

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Feb 15

This shade is gorgeous.

Cardi B Got Fiery Red Hair Just In Time for Valentine's Day

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Feb 15

And, once upon a time, in a reality show.

At the Emmys in 2017.

70th Emmy Awards - Arrivals

Chris Harrison's New Girlfriend Is Also a TV Host

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Feb 15

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