Indholdsfortegnelse for June/July 2022 i Harper's Bazaar

CASS BIRD PHOTOGRAPHER: “A First Lady Undeterred,” page 98 “When I’m in rhythm: in the tides when I’m surfing, in the beat when I’m dancing, or in the connection with another person when we both feel seen.” RAHIM FORTUNE PHOTOGRAPHER: “Night Moves,” page 122 “When in the company of folks I consider my community. This includes my immediate and chosen family, as well as the incredible people I’ve met working as a photographer. The laughter, vulnerability, and shared anecdotes of communal congregation is something that feels so integral to the human experience.” MATTIE KAHN WRITER: “A First Lady Undeterred,” page 98 “When I’m picking up a stack of books from the library—sweeping novels, juicy memoirs—and have no plans over a long weekend but to read them.” GABRIELLE MARCECA STYLIST: “By…

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TAG HEUER MONACO PURPLE DIAL Introduced in 1969, TAG Heuer’s square-case Monaco chronograph channels the glamour of the Grand Prix, the legendary Formula 1 race held each spring in Monte Carlo. The latest edition honors the style’s sporty-chic heritage with an 80-hour power reserve, a smoked aubergine dial, and a sapphire caseback. TAG Heuer Monaco Purple Dial watch, $7,150; tagheuer.com. GUCCI G-TIMELESS PLANETARIUM To celebrate 50 years of watchmaking, the Italian house is releasing a second haute-horlogerie collection with two astronomy-themed watches, including this style showcasing 12 princess-cut gemstones set into a wheel that orbits a central diamond star. Gucci G-Timeless Planetarium watch; 33-1-70-79-15-24. CHANEL HORS-SÉRIE MADEMOISELLE PRIVÉ BOUTON GOLDEN PEARL MOTIF Referencing one of Chanel’s key emblems—the pearl button—this glittering cocktail ring springs open to reveal a hidden timepiece…

In response to the police killing of George Floyd, Americans everywhere took to the streets. Qween Jean and Joela-Abiona Rivera were two of them. “Every time I would be out there, I would bring a pride flag with me, and there was always a problem,” says Rivera. “It got to the point that somebody actually ripped it out of my hands.” So she decided to organize a protest for Black queer and trans lives: “It started off small, with no more than 20 people. It grew into something amazing.” The weekly actions, known as the Stonewall Protests, lasted for more than a year, led by Rivera and Jean. Now that they have ended, Jean says, “Forces are actively working to destroy our fight for liberation. That’s showing up right now…

EVERYTHING VIRGIL ABLOH DID—from his work designing for Off-White and as artistic director for menswear at Louis Vuitton to his forays into art, music, film, and design to his collaborations with brands like Nike and Ikea—seemed irrepressibly democratic and forward-moving. It’s a concept central to the new Brooklyn Museum edition of the touring exhibition “Virgil Abloh: ‘Figures of Speech,’” which opens on July 1. “‘Figures of Speech,’” which debuted in Chicago in 2019 before traveling to Atlanta, Boston, and Doha, was originally conceived as a midcareer retrospective of Abloh’s boundary-breaking oeuvre as an artist, designer, and creative polymath. But following his untimely death from a rare form of cancer last November at the age of just 41, it now functions as a celebration of the work of a prolific creator…

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GEMINI MAY 22–JUNE 21 It could be a mistake to let others influence you in financial dealings. As things become intense in late June, don’t be pushed to think too big; you’re a better judge of what’s going on than anyone. LUCKY DAY: THE 13TH. News arrives in time to give you a lead over rivals. CANCER JUNE 22–JULY 23 Take care not to exclude a loved one from a group activity. You may feel it’s good for each of you to pursue independent interests, but this individual needs your support. Be there. LUCKY DAY: THE 28TH. Vital facts come your way and a crisis is averted. LEO JULY 24–AUGUST 23 You’ll begin to appreciate the value of flattering comments and support from authority figures. Any onlookers who are unhappy…

In March, the prolific Chicago hop-hop artist signaled a new creative era when he dropped his single “Child of God” and its accompanying video. In the clip, Gabonese artist Naïla Opiangah paints a large canvas, which serves as the track’s artwork. “When I met Naïla, we started having conversations about how artists can be stifled by outside forces and how dope it is to create independent from a gallery or label,” Chance explains. “The song’s mantra is ‘Do your thing, child.’ I want people to take it and apply it to their own lives.” Their collaboration marked the first of many to come; in May, Chance released another song, “The Highs and the Lows,” which features vocals by Joey Bada$$ and visuals by Gabonese photographer Yannis Davy Guibinga. For this…

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For super-glam celebrity hairstylist Jesus Guerrero, hair is the best way to express who you are. “We have the power to style hair the way we want—without gender norms or bias.” Haircare brand OGX celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community and champions individuality & love through hair. Get inspired to show off your unique, amazing personality with your locks and give your hair some TLC from OGX. Why do you feel it’s so important to love your hair? JG: Hair is one of the first things people see and it represents you as a person. How you care about your hair showcases who you are, so love and appreciate it! What are the most important steps to healthy, gorgeous hair? JG: The mindset of love and being yourself are key, then using…

“I understand a WOMAN’S NEED to have SOMETHING for HERSELF.”—DR. Jill BIDEN THE LEGENDARY SINGER AND CIVIL-RIGHTS ACTIVIST Nina Simone was once asked what freedom felt like to her. “I’ve had a couple times onstage when I really felt free, and that’s something else,” she said. “I’ll tell you what freedom is to me: no fear. I mean, really, no fear.…That’s the only way I can describe it.…Like a new way of seeing.” Simone often sang about freedom; as an artist, as a performer, and as a Black woman, she worked tirelessly to live it. But overcoming that fear she alluded to was always a challenge. Through her music, Simone said, she tried to feel less afraid and more connected to the world. But she also hoped it would help…

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COVER On version with stairs: Ralph Lauren Collection suiting jacket and skirt, prices upon request. Tiffany & Co. Schlumberger bracelet, $38,000. EDITOR’S LETTER Page 25 Oscar de la Renta dress, price upon request; oscardelarenta.com. Tiffany & Co. earrings, $8,800, and Tiffany & Co. Schlumberger bracelet, $38,000; tiffany.com. Manolo Blahnik pumps, $665; manoloblahnik.com. Ralph Lauren Collection suiting jacket and skirt, prices upon request; ralphlauren.com. Tiffany & Co. earrings, $8,800, and Tiffany & Co. Schlumberger bracelet, $38,000; tiffany.com. Sarah Flint pumps, $445; sarahflint.com. CONTENTS Page 34 On Biden: Ralph Lauren Collection suiting jacket and skirt, prices upon request. “Night Moves”: MM6 Maison Margiela gilet, price upon request. THE NECKLACE Page 54 Harry Winston Rainforest necklace from the Majestic Escapes collection, price upon request. THE DESIGNER DEBUT Page 56 Bottega Veneta Kalimero bag…

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THE CARTIER TANK is like a thorny red rose or a screen siren in a tuxedo: an object so perfect in its design that it embodies two conflicting ideas at once. It seems to be both square and rectangular. It looks unmistakably deco and yet feels forever contemporary. And in a period when watches have flourished as intricately designed pieces of jewelry, its subtlety remains the ultimate show of swagger. For some, the Tank is the keystone in a vast collection; for others, from Patti Smith to Charlotte Rampling, it’s the only one they’ll ever wear. Andy Warhol once admitted that he didn’t even wind his; he wore it simply “because it is the watch to wear.” This year, the Tank Louis Cartier turns 100, and the French jeweler has…

The Denim Set The Logo Tank Top The Frame Clutch The Signet Ring The Lariat Link Necklace The Chelsea Boot The Leopard-Print Scarf…

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Driving up the Pacific Coast Highway from Malibu to Big Sur is the quintessential American road trip, its dramatic ocean views and cliff-hugging turns glamorized by countless movies. While Santa Barbara has always been a welcome pit stop, there was little reason to go inland to the Santa Ynez Valley, a sleepy region of horse ranches and small vineyards—until now. Start with a visit to Lotusland in Santa Barbara, the 37-acre botanical garden on the former estate of Ganna Walksa, a Polish-born opera singer turned garden designer, and wind your way inland through women-led vineyards, bistros, and high-end design boutiques. SHOP In a 1921 farmhouse just east of Santa Barbara in the coastal town of Summerland sits the interiors boutique Garde. The brainchild of Scotti Sitz and John Davidson, the…

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IN 1998, CHANEL DESCENDED UPON the sleepy town of Gaujacq, in the southwest corner of France, a region where founder Coco Chanel’s favorite flower, the camellia, is grown. The idea was to explore and cultivate the beauty and botanical benefits of this signature bloom. What began as a collaboration with fifth-generation botanist Jean Thoby, whose conservatory garden features 3,000 plants, as well as 2,000 varieties of camellias, is now the pipeline for some of Chanel skincare’s best-loved products. In fact, scientists there discovered the revitalizing properties of red camellia—specifically a variety of Camellia japonica named the Czar—and infused them into the brand’s newest beauty range, N°1 de Chanel. “The Czar is a flower unlike any other,” says Nicola Fuzzati, director of innovation and development for cosmetic ingredients at Chanel. “It…

Right now, perhaps more than at any other time in recent history, the future is truly unwritten. We’re rethinking everything: the people we choose to admire, the things we’re supposed to want, what drives the news cycle, who is considered beautiful. There is no one path to self-discovery and success. Fashion, ever a bellwether, evokes that free rein, no longer beholden to the rigidity of seasons or blind devotion to trends. The most powerful forces in our lives are intensely personal. Just ask some of the young women shaping the cultural conversations of their generation: Lola Leon, Devon Lee Carlson, Lori Harvey, Ella Richards, and Dixie D’Amelio. All of them will tell you they dress by instinct rather than influence, and while they each look unquestionably of the moment, no…