Harper's Bazaar March 2016

Spring has arrived, and we are celebrating with the season’s hottest fashions, from new metallics (page 428) to eye-catching stripes (page 438). Also on fire, quite literally, is our cover star, Drew Barrymore, who collaborated with photographer Jean-Paul Goude on a shoot inspired by one of her first films, 1984’s Firestarter, which she reveals she’d love to remake (page 448). Kris Jenner is no stranger to fanning the flames, and in this issue Lisa DePaulo interviews the ringleader of the Kardashian circus (page 494), while daughters Kendall and Kylie divulge what really goes on in their daily lives (page 256). Elsewhere, American Ballet Theatre principal dancer Misty Copeland embodies Edgar Degas’s most famous works of art (page 466), and a former companion of Georgia O’Keeffe speaks exclusively to Bazaar about…

SPRING’S BEST SHOES Keep your shoe game in check with our definitive guide to the chicest new styles. FASHION WEEK CENTRAL CATCH THE BEST OF THE FALL 2016 COLLECTIONS FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT Bazaar editors are sharing their behind-the-scenes access to runway shows, exclusive parties, celebrity interviews, and more.…

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1 A chain reaction Here’s a lesson in Proenza Schouler cause and eff ect: Designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez create a bag and it becomes an “It.” This chain-handle, striped piece is the one to have and to hold. 2 Girl with pearl “The world is your oyster” was the message to women at fashion house Salvatore Ferragamo’s optimistic show. The memo came by way of the quintessentially ladylike and romantic pearl earring, in a modern iteration. 3 Hot on heels Citing his father’s Basque heritage as one inspiration for the season, designer Joseph Altuzarra nodded to his roots via the shoes. Case in point: the Europeanvacation-essential espadrille, which was reimagined for an urban environment.…

Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia’s inaugural Monse show was the definition of “buzz.” Mentored by Oscar de la Renta and counting Amal Clooney as a fan, the two designers had fashion powerhouse Domenico De Sole seated front row—all before sending a garment down the runway. The duo took it in stride, with a nonchalance that defined their aesthetic. “The Monse girl is a hardworking woman, and wants to look as if it took her five minutes to get ready,” they said. And what better uniform for her than the shirt. “It’s a garment that every age and body type can relate to. We felt compelled to create diff erent versions, so we cut it up and turned it upside down,” they explained. Great expectations, met. 3.1 PHILLIP LIM Ten years…

When I first met Cindy Sherman, at Lanvin’s Spring 2013 Paris runway show, I was stunned. Of course, Cindy’s work—her subversive portraits, in which she embodies archetypes from beauty queens to sinister clowns—was imprinted on my brain. But it’s another thing entirely to see an artist whose primary palette is her face, being totally herself. “She’s so…attractive,” I remember thinking. Two days later, after a reception for Cindy’s show at Gagosian Gallery, I found myself laughing with her and Alber Elbaz at Le Meurice hotel’s lobby bar after hours, as enamored of Cindy the woman as I’d long been of her work. If it’s possible to be quietly glamorous, that’s Cindy. She wears extravagant pieces with a low-key confidence— and often while riding her old-school Pashley bicycle. Someone of her…