Behind The Scenes: Oprah's Year of Zen
For January's cover, timing was everything.
By Megan Deem
Photo: Ben Goldstein/Studio D
To get this radiant shot, the O crew went to work in the dark, setting up at 5 a.m. so our cover model could greet the sunrise. It was a challenging wake-up call, but at least the dress code was comfortable. "I could live in pajamas all day long," said Oprah, who practices yoga and meditation regularly.
Photo: Ben Goldstein/Studio D
The easy way to do a layered bracelet look. Oprah's delicious arm candy comes in 12 colors.
Sequin, $58 for set of three; Sequin-NYC.com
Photo: Ben Goldstein/Studio D
A Twist for the Wrist
These cool, quirky bracelets were inspired by prayer beads.
1: Adjustable,
Tai, $120; ShopBop.com
2: Wrap,
$245; ChanLuu.com
3: Jeweled,
Carole Shashona, $3,000; Barneys New York, 212-286-8900
Photo: Ben Goldstein/Studio D
Creative director Adam Glassman finds the perfect spot for Oprah in the amphitheater on her property.
Photo: Ben Goldstein/Studio D
Reboot your yoga routine—as Oprah does—with the 65 class videos on this app.
Yoga Studio by Gaiam, $4; iTunes.com
Photo: Ben Goldstein/Studio D
Your Moment of Zen
Made with soft, drapey fabrics and easy but flattering silhouettes, these stylish clothes are the ones you'll be wearing long after your last sun salutation of the day.
1: Airy Tanks,
Yummie by Heather Thomson, $44 each; YummieLife.com
2: Sleek Sweatshirt,
$69; Athleta.com
3: Plush Cardigan, $298; EileenFisher.com
From the
January 2016 issue of
O, The Oprah Magazine
