Hannah Nathanson

1 week ago | elle.clarin.com | Hannah Nathanson

A medio camino entre el clásico Bob y el pelo largo, es la opción ideal para las que "no se animan". ¿Todavía no estás lista para un Bob? He aquí por qué The Lob (es decir, el long Bob) el mejor corte de pelo para las que no se atreven a enfrentar las tijeras. Por un lado, el midi-Bob (o Lob) está de ultima moda y por otro es una buena alternativa para algunas mujeres a las que -ya se por su tipo de cabello o porque el pelo les crece demasiado rápido- el corte bien corto no les resulta práctico.

4 weeks ago | elle.com | Hannah Nathanson

What does hope look like in 2025? Here, continuing our 40th anniversary celebrations and our promise to spotlight the women who will define the next four decades, ELLE shines a light on campaigners and trailblazers. Each one of these women prove that resisting the status quo takes many forms, big and small, but all of them are pushing for social change and show us that there's always the chance to hope.

1 month ago | elle.com | Hannah Nathanson

My back was the first thing I noticed. I may have just been to the salon to cut off five inches of hair into a long bob, but it was the skin on my back that was getting my attention in the mirror. It felt so bare, so bobbly, in that wintery, vitamin D-deficient way. But it also felt overwhelmingly good. Outside, the first hint of summer had arrived (Ice coffee! Pedicured toes! Gingham!) and my back was ready for it.

1 month ago | elle.com | Hannah Nathanson

Lisa Nandy is doing a quiz. It’s not just any quiz, it’s part of designer Yaku Stapleton’s AW25 presentation at London Fashion Week, during which he invited guests, including the secretary of state, to explore an imagined island and determine which ‘biome’ they belonged to. Nandy is speeding through the soul-searching questions; she is quick to answer and even quicker to giggle at herself. We get to the third question:WHAT ROLE DO YOU TAKE IN A GROUP?

Mar 7, 2025 | elle.com | Hannah Nathanson

Tori TsuiActivist & AuthorTori Tsui (pictured above) is rolling up the leg of her grey-marl tracksuit. She wants to show me the stick-and-poke tattoo she got to mark her love of cold-water swimming; there, etched on her right thigh, is the figure of a woman floating on her back, arms splayed.