Marie Claire South Africa - October 2017

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‘I want to learn how to fight better’
that’ll take you places

Hamethop

Heavily influenced by Ndebele symbols and, accessories designer TSAKANI MASHABA blends traditional techniques with sophisticated silhouettes to create precious luxury pieces

2 mins

The Forgotten Nomadic Women

These women learned to get by on their own, when their men would leave for months at a time to fight alongside the Shah’s troops. They CAN RIDE, HUNT AND SHOOT… The nomadic women of Iran enjoy a level of autonomy their urban counterparts lack. Yet, their survival is in danger

5 mins

Emma Enchanted

Oscar-winning actor EMMA STONE slips into tennis whites in this month’s Battle of the Sexes, a big-screen account of the legendary 1973 showdown between BILLIE JEAN KING AND BOBBY RIGGS. Here, she talks to co-star SARAH SILVERMAN (who plays  women’s tennis promoter Gladys Heldman) about what’s changed since then, what hasn’t, and getting what’s yours

10 mins

Is An Open Marriage A Happier One?

What the experiences of NON-MONOGAMOUS couples can tell us about jealousy, love, desire and trust

10+ mins

Against All Odds

ZOLEKA MANDELA’S battle against BREAST CANCER has not been her most difficult life challenge. Madiba’s granddaughter shares her personal struggles with abuse, addiction and loss, and how surviving illness has enabled her to heal many wounds

6 mins

Something's In The Air

Fragrance has come a long way, baby... and we’ve got the l’eau down on the NEWEST WAYS to scent your life

2 mins

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Marie Claire South Africa Magazine Description:

Think smart look amazing

Marie Claire South Africa is an iconic, trendsetting title for discerning, fashion-conscious women. It's a brand of depth and substance and offers a journalistic angle on issues not covered by other fashion magazines. Marie Claire is for multifaceted women with a shared mind-set: they are curious about the world and empathize with other women, and their interests range from social issues to fashion trends. The brand provides content not found anywhere else in South Africa: dynamic, picture-led reportage, real women’s stories, critical reporting and sophisticated fashion and beauty across age categories.

Please note: this digital version of the magazine does not include the covermount items you would find on printed newsstand copies.