Indholdsfortegnelse for February 2014 i Harper's Bazaar

As the most romantic day of the year approaches, we at Bazaar are happy to report that we're still crazy in love with fashion, even after all these years. And in the spirit of that eterno amore, we hope that you'll fall hard for this issue, which has everything to get your pulse racing, from the season's key pieces (page 85) to Richard Burbridge's exquisitely captured accessories (page 192). Lest you think this is just a fling, iconic Super Naomi Campbell takes us through 24 fabulous hours (page 100), while Daniel Jones, editor of The New York Times's "Modern Love" column, leads us to his one true love (page 154). As for the hot and heavy? We've got the goods on a revolutionary new injection that claims serious pleasure-enhancing properties…

ASK ME ANYTHING? EVER WONDERED WHETHER Donatella Versace has considered changing her hair? Or what Karl Lagerfeld thinks about twerking? We certainly have. That's why Bazaar is thrilled to introduce "Ask Me Anything," a place where you, our lovely readers, can go right to the source (your favorite designers) for the answers to all your burning questions. Visit Bazaar's Facebook page to find out how to submit questions for a different designer each month. And don't be shy! If you don't ask, you'll never know. n…

WHAT'S IN: GLOBAL 1 Beaded booties Emilio Pucci bootie, $2,595. 212-752-4777. 2 Island charms Calvin Klein Collection bag. 212-292-9000. 3 Fine feathers Prada bracelet. prada.com. 4 Mixed media Alexander McQueen 5 Geo-graphics Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci clutch, $400. Saks Fifth Avenue; 877-551-7257. 6 Shell sandals Dries Van Noten sandal, $1,150. Blake, Chicago; 312-202-0047. 7 Woven flats Jimmy Choo flat, $565. jimmychoo.com. 8 African cuffs Isabel Marant cuffs, $190–$330. 212-219-2284. WHAT'S OUT 1. Cowboy boots 2. Name necklaces 3. Barbed-wire jewelry 4. Buckle bags 5. Skull motifs 6. Knitted boots 7. Lucite platforms 8. Wrap bracelets Bisa Design for Figue necklaces, $200–$275. 212-380-7970.…

1. Dsquared2 skirt, $4,650. Saks Fifth Avenue; 877-551-7257. 2. Dries Van Noten necklace, $198. Blake, Chicago; 312-202-0047. 3. Monique Péan earrings, $8,600. shopBAZAAR.com. 4. Proenza Schouler shoe, $1,395. 212-585-3200. shopBAZAAR.com. 5. Tory Burch top, $250. toryburch.com. 6. Valentino Garavani sandal, $1,095. 212-772-6969. 7. Edun skirt, $798. Barneys New York; 888-8-BARNEYS. 8. Etro ring, $346. 212-317-9096. 9. Topshop Unique top, $400. topshop.com. 10. The Row dress, $1,990. shopBAZAAR.com. 11. Valentino Garavani clutch, $1,845 12. Maiyet cuff, $1,450. shopBAZAAR.com. 13. Chadwick Bell poncho, $2,400. Neiman Marcus; 888-888-4757. 14. Tod's sandal, $675. tods.com. STYLIST'S TIP Vibrant fabrics add oomph to any outfit.…

I GREW UP IN A HOUSE where underwear was only ever referred to (in the prim, quasi-joking manner perfected by WASPs) as "smalls," "delicates," or "unmentionables." That is, if it was referred to at all. The general consensus went along the lines of "What is there to talk about?" So apologies to my mother, because in this—the month that greeting-card companies tell me is the most romantic of the year—there is quite a lot to talk about. I appreciate lingerie the same way I appreciate period costume: It's often beautiful, excellent for getting into character, and inherently impractical. And yet, undressed-inspired dress ran rampant over the spring runways, to wantonly elegant effect (bedazzled bras at Prada, sheer slips and skirts at Wes Gordon and Nina Ricci, corsetry at Margiela) that…

"You should see your face." Executive accessories editor Sam Broekema is looking at me with pity in his eyes. We are in Bazaar's storied fashion closet, the place where women's dreams live. But mine are dying. We're standing in front of a shelf filled with … flats. Which I am supposed to, in theory, put on my feet. To say that I am a heels girl is an understatement. And my deep, passionate love of heels wasn't born from trying to build up my height—I'm five foot eight, which is completely respectable in this day and age—it's just that I feel better in heels. More commanding. More leggy. More … more. Even my sneakers have wedges in them (merci bien, Isabel Marant, it's like you really get me). Now, I've…

Talk about life imitating art. Sarah Jessica Parker, who famously spent years playing a shoe aficionado in Sex and the City, has launched an accessories brand of her own. For her debut SJP collection, Parker has focused on single-sole heels like the Pola (top) and the Silvia. "The Pola was named for the great Polish stage and film actress Pola Negri," she explains. "Crazy beautiful." Just like those shoes. Christine Whitney SJP shoes, $345–$365. Nordstrom; 800-695-8000. MODEL CITIZENS When New York State passed a law this past fall giving models under 18 the same legal protections as child performers, all thoughts turned to New York Fashion Week and how it might be affected. Sara Ziff of the nonprofit Model Alliance, which supported the bill, hopes it heralds a sea change.…

20 Keep it light with flirty silhouettes. 1. Thakoon top, $420. shopbop.com. 2. Efva Attling ear cuff, $155. shopBAZAAR.com. 3. Fossil watch, $95. fossil.com. 4. Sonia Rykiel pants, $590. Bloomingdale's, NYC; 212-705-2000. 5. Paul Andrew shoe, $765. Barneys New York; 888-8-BARNEYS. 6. Preen by Thornton Bregazzi dress, $1,936. net-a-porter.com. 7. Furla bag, $898. shopBAZAAR.com. 8. Eddie Borgo bracelet, $325. shopBAZAAR.com. 30s Embrace the season's brights. 1. Roland Mouret dress, $4,951. rolandmouret.com. 2. Jacquie Aiche earrings, $260–$715. jacquieaiche.com. 3. Jeremy Scott for Longchamp bag, $370. longchamp.com. 4. Reed Krakoff skirt, $990. Similar styles available at shopBAZAAR.com. 5. Tanya Taylor dress, $795. modaoperandi.com. 6. Hermès bracelet, $295. 800-441-4488. 7. Tommy Hilfiger shoe, $349. 212-223-1824. 40s Show your stripes. 1. Lizzie Fortunato necklace, $320. shopBAZAAR.com. 2. Shinola watch, $525. shinola.com. 3. Maje…

WHEN MY FUTURE WIFE and I met, she wasn't looking for someone like me. By "someone like me," I mean a passive underachiever with a subsistence-level income, which—despite my positive qualities—basically describes who I was at the time. This was more than two decades ago, before algorithms and online dating sites told us whom to love. I've often thought that I could have used some online-dating compatibility assistance back then. I'd been struggling in love because love scared me, especially its early phases, where you had to risk rejection. I had neither the nerve nor the energy to put myself out there in the ways you had to. Then Cathi came to town—to Tucson, where I was in a graduate writing program. Though we were the same age, 27, she…

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Put some shoulder into it. Jacket and jeans, Louis Vuitton. Shirt, T by Alexander Wang. shopBAZAAR.com. Earring (bottom right), Ana Khouri. Ring (left), Maison Martin Margiela. Ring (right), Finn. See Where to Buy for shopping details. THE FACE OF BEAUTY NOW She's the model everyone wants to be. And because she has a life, Daria Werbowy is always in fashion. By Laura Brown Photographs by Daniel Jackson Tailor-made. THIS PAGE: Coat and jeans, Proenza Schouler. Shirt, T by Alexander Wang. shopBAZAAR.com. Earring (bottom right, worn throughout), Ana Khouri. Ring, Bulgari. Bracelet, Saint Laurent by Hedi Slimane. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top and bandeau, Calvin Klein Collection. Looking at a picture of Daria Werbowy is like exhaling. Her name sounds like that too: "Dari…ah." Girls want to look like her—perhaps because she looks…

With two upcoming museum exhibitions, master couturier Charles James may finally get the recognition he deserves. This page: A CT scan of James's 1955 Tree dress. Opposite page: James fitting Austine Hearst for a gown, 1947 "HIS HEAD WOULD HAVE EXPLODED IF SOMEONE TOOK HIS NAME AND SAID, 'I'M DOING CHARLES JAMES.' HE FELT HE WAS SUI GENERIS, AND HE WAS." —HAROLD KODA IN THE PANTHEON of legendary 20th-century couturiers—Lanvin, Chanel, Dior, and Balenciaga among them—one name is missing: James. That's Charles James, the once revered Anglo-American designer who, these days, is better described as a forgotten genius. At the height of his career, James designed sumptuous, sculptural, otherworldly gowns for the glamorous likes of Austine Hearst (wife of William Randolph Hearst Jr., and one of his most devoted patrons),…

Wrap stars: Bar Refaeli and Diane von Furstenberg pose with the rapper Wale. Clothing and shoes, Diane von Furstenberg. Chain-link jewelry, Diane von Furstenberg by H. Stern. Beaded bracelet, Shamballa Jewels. On Wale: Watch, Audemars Piguet. FASHION EDITOR: Joanna Hillman See Where to Buy for shopping details. Hair: Charlie Taylor for Living Proof; makeup: Kabuki for Diorshow; manicures: Elena Capo for Chanel; grooming: Carolina Dali for Chanel. For a woman whose life is so fabulously well documented, Diane von Furstenberg is not particularly nostalgic. "The best time of my life is now, because I have all the facts," the designer says. However, when coaxed to reflect on the inception of her iconic wrap dress (which turns 40 this year), von Furstenberg recalls: "My first goal was to be independent. I…

Calvin Klein Collection top, $1,395, bandeau, $695, skirt, $2,495, and sandals, $1,295. 212-292-9000. Alexander Wang bag. Similar styles available at alexanderwang.com. Jaeger-LeCoultre watch, $11,300. 310-734-0525. CONNECT WITH BAZAAR Buccellati cuffs, $950–$1,050. 212-308-2900. FEBRUARY'S TO-DO LIST      • SUBSCRIBE TO BAZAAR ON YOUR IPAD AND GET A $10 ITUNES CREDIT      • READ UP ON SPRING'S TOP TRENDS      • LEARN HOW TO TRANSITION YOUR WARDROBE FROM WINTER TO SPRING      • SHOP THE PERFECT VALENTINE'S DAY GIFTS RED CARPET GOLDEN GLOBES STYLE REPORT It wouldn't be awards season without the Golden Globes, when boldfaced names from the big screen and TV put their chicest looks forward. Check out our picks for the best-dressed stars, and follow our up-to-the-minute coverage of all the main events. ä Kerry Washington ANTI-AGING REPORT GET GORGEOUS SKIN FACE IT…

This season's objects of desire THE PLEATED SKIRT THE RIGHT TO BARE LEGS is one we consider inviolable, and the latest designer take on a much loved classic that looks fresher than ever. Salvatore Ferragamo top. Similar styles available at shopBAZAAR.com. Salvatore Ferragamo skirt and bag. shopBAZAAR.com. Dior Timepieces watch. Narciso Rodriguez shoes. Fashion editor: Sam Broekema THE CONTRAST HEEL TWO ARE always better than one. Case in point: the two-tone sandal in bold black-and-white. Carolina Herrera top and pants. Reed Krakoff bag and sandals. Similar styles available at shopBAZAAR.com. Chanel Watch watch. THE SOFT BAG CALL THE DOCTOR. The doctor bag is back, this time in a softer, less structured iteration.The secret to its success? A little give and a lot of style. THE WHITE SKIRT CRISP SEPARATES in…

LIFE'S A CATWALK Yes, the face and body have a lot to do with being a successful model, but so do having a spark, style, and great energy. And Hanne Gaby Odiele has all three in spades. Her signature strut is in demand on the catwalk, and she's one of my favorite girls off the runway too, because I never know what I'm going to get: A cocktail dress? A skort? A jersey? She even showed up at New York Fashion Week last winter with a black bandanna over her face. Why not? She can do it all. And I love seeing her out and about—she's just the right amount of bonkers. Hanne Gaby Odiele in Balenciaga In Balenciaga and Acne In Marco de Vincenzo Lupita Nyong'o in J. Mendel…

Button up with the latest takes on the classic shirtdress 1. Sacai dress, $1,280. shopBAZAAR.com. 2. Inez & Vinoodh necklace, $280. prettymucheverything.com. 3. Clare Vivier clutch, $105. shopBAZAAR.com. 4. Bottega Veneta cuff, $1,970. 800-845-6790. 5. Altuzarra dress, $995. Forty Five Ten, Dallas; 214-559-4510. 6. 3.1 Phillip Lim by Linda Farrow Gallery sunglasses, $250. 31philliplim.com. 7. Rosie Assoulin dress, $1,995. The Webster, Miami Beach; 305-674-7899. 8. BCBG Max Azria dress, $368. bcbg.com. 9. Alexander Wang shoe, $795. Similar styles available at shopBAZAAR.com. 10. DKNY dress, $395. net-a-porter.com. 11. Maison Martin Margiela clutch, $1,065. 212-989-7612. Bambi Northwood-Blyth, photographed by Greg Kadel STYLIST'S TIP Sleek, kicky pleats are a slam dunk. GAME, SET, MATCH Run the court in sporty monochrome stripes Marte Mei van Haaster, photographed by Gregory Harris 1. Victoria Beckham dress.…

1. Eddie Borgo necklace, $350. shopBAZAAR.com. 2. Tory Burch sneakers, $165. toryburch.com. 3. Narciso Rodriguez bag, $1,595. Similar styles availableat shopBAZAAR.com. 4. Alexander Wang sandals, $525–$555. shopBAZAAR.com. 5. Sacai necklace, $760. sacai.jp. 6. Longines watch, $1,275. longines.com. 7. Banana Republic bag, $130. bananarepublic.com. 8. Ralph Lauren Collection mask, $650. 212-606-2100. 9. Rochas backpack, $1,645. forwardbyelysewalker.com. 10. Zero + Maria Cornejo bracelet, $195. shopBAZAAR.com. 11. Marc Jacobs sandals, $845. Similar styles available at shopBAZAAR.com. GO COMMANDO 1. Lanvin earrings, $1,385. shopBAZAAR.com. 2. Coach sandals, $228. coach.com. 3. Noor Fares earrings, $1,510. shopBAZAAR.com. 4. Prada sandals. prada.com. 5. Angel Jackson clutch, $398. angeljackson.com. 6. Bottega Veneta bag, $5,200. 800-845-6790. 7. Tod's bag. 212-644-5945. 8. Eddie Borgo necklace, $1,500. shopBAZAAR.com. 9. Rena for Marvin K. bag, $425. aquatalia.com. 10. Giuseppe Zanotti Design sandals,…

When Barbara Walters traveled to Havana to interview Fidel Castro in 1977, she expected to come face-to-face with the Cuban leader's suspicion of the U.S., his vast state-security apparatus, and his prodigious, self-made mythology. She did not expect grilled cheese. "After we finished the interview at one o'clock in the morning, Castro took us into his kitchen and made us grilled cheese sandwiches," Walters says with a laugh. "That's an experience you don't have anymore." Not many other newswomen had the experience back then either. The trip was a series of surprises almost from the moment Walters and her crew landed in Havana. "Castro picked me up in front of my hotel in his Jeep," she recalls. "The tourists just couldn't believe this, that he was sitting in an open…

LOCAL FLAVOR "Visiting the Khan Market in Delhi was a great way to experience the rich heritage of the country." MUST-WEAR "I always wear multiple Awearness bracelets. The net profits go to my foundation." Kenneth Cole New York bracelet, $15. kennethcole.com. LUXE LODGING "The Lodhi hotel in Delhi has no shortage of Indian hospitality." HIS COLLECTION "I am constantly traveling; it's become a natural source of inspiration for me."Kenneth Cole New York jacket and top "I found India exciting—the distinctive, proud culture is so visually compelling." HIGHLIGHT "Going with my wife, Maria, to Delhi's Gurudwara Bangla Sahib temple, where they feed up to 15,000 people a day." SOUVENIRS "I picked up some intricate Indian jewelry and a pair of traditionally dressed dolls." SAY "OM" "I try to meditate daily, to…

1. Scotch Naturals Nail Lacquer in Whisper. 2. James de Givenchy for Taffin bracelet. 3. Peter Pilotto top. 4. Sephora Collection Rouge Infusion 10HR Lip Ink in Red Essence. 5. Alessandra Mackenzie top and shorts. shopBAZAAR.com. 6. Jimmy Choo Exotic eau de toilette spray. 7. Anita Ko earring. shopBAZAAR.com. 8. Essie Nail Polish in Madison Ave-Hue. 9. Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial. 10. Clinique Cheek Pop in Plum Pop. 11. Edie Parker clutch. shopBAZAAR.com. 12. Tom Ford Lip Color in Summer Fling. 13. Delfina Delettrez for Latest Revival ring. 14. Givenchy Le Prismissime Lip & Cheek Palette in Europhic Pink. 15. Sophia Webster pump. 16. Dior Dior Addict Gloss in Exquise. 17. Eres bra and briefs. 18. Tory Burch candle. 19. James Banks Design necklace. 20. Bobbi Brown Lip Color…

Chic shades of blue are having a moment. At Marc by Marc Jacobs, makeup artist Dick Page created a bright block of blue on the eyes. But don't be intimidated. "There's nothing to it," he promises. Use your finger to blend a cream shadow across the lids, stopping at the crease. For added intensity, top with powder. Prefer something more subtle? Models at Marc Jacobs showed off a turquoise liner. If that's still too dramatic, experiment with nail polish instead. Two coats of cobalt are easy to pull off. M.A.C. Chromagraphic Pencil in Hi-Def Cyan, $16 OPI Nail Lacquer in Keeping Suzi at Bay, $9 Yves Rocher Single Eyeshadow Intense Color in Sparkling Blue, $14 Butter London Wink Cream Eye Shadow in Inky Six, $18 GOLD ACCENTS While gilded touches…

E THE (HEALTHY) RESTAURANT REGULAR: DANIELLE SNYDER, cofounder and creative director of the jewelry company Dannijo, doesn't believe in strict diets. While she does steer clear of mayo and fried foods (except for that one time at Shake Shack), she always eats when she's hungry and can "never turn down dessert." FOOD PHILOSOPHY: "Everything in moderation, and I will try anything once. I like foods that are healthy but hearty, and I'm lucky to have a fast metabolism." BREAKFAST: "I'm religious about my coffee: café au lait with two-thirds soy milk and no foam from Kaffe 1668. Then I get organic oatmeal with blueberries, raisins, and brown sugar from Yorganic. If I'm not in a rush, I'll make egg whites with avocado and a whole wheat English muffin. Mid-morning, I'll…

Face-off. Dress, $2,140, top, $3,250, bag, $3,700, and bracelets, $330–$1,150, Prada. prada.com. FASHION EDITOR: Robbie Spencer Take a bite out of fashion. THIS PAGE: Top, and sandal, $4,345, Alexander McQueen. 212-645-1797. OPPOSITE PAGE: Clutches, $2,545 each, Giorgio Armani. 212-988-9191. BEAUTY BAZAAR Experiment with color. Try CoverGirl Outlast Stay Brilliant Glosstinis polish in Purple Freeze ($2.99) or Dolce & Gabbana Classic Cream Lipstick in Fire ($32). An eye for style. THIS PAGE: Top, $2,100, and bracelets, $1,300 each, Céline. 310-888-0120. OPPOSITE PAGE: Brooch, $800, Fendi. 212-759-4646. See Where to Buy for shopping details. Model: Josephine Skriver; hair: Rita Marmor for Oribe Hair Care; makeup: Kabuki for Diorshow; manicure: Honey.…

Where there's smoke?… Dress, $2,980, Alberta Ferretti. 310-652-9000. FASHION EDITOR: Tony Irvine Get the blues—whether structured and grounded or light and fluid. THIS PAGE: Dress, $2,495, Vera Wang Collection. 212-382-2184. OPPOSITE PAGE: Coat, $4,550, Céline. Ikram, Chicago; 312-587-1000. BEAUTY BAZAAR Apply L'Oréal Paris RevitaLift Triple Power Intensive Overnight Mask before bed and wake up glowing ($24.99). Mood indigo. THIS PAGE: Dress, $2,100, Stella McCartney. 305-864-2218. OPPOSITE PAGE: Dress, $2,295, Ralph Lauren Collection. ralphlaurencollection.com. BEAUTY BAZAAR Full brows frame the face. Fill in yours with Chanel Sculpting Eyebrow Pencil ($29). Blue streak. THIS PAGE: Dress, $1,150, Max Mara. 212-879-6100. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top, $1,300, and shorts, $1,250, Fendi. 212-759-4646. See Where to Buy for shopping details. Model: Catherine McNeil; hair: Kevin Ryan for Rsession Tools; makeup: Sil Bruinsma for Diorshow; production: Aleph…

Deborah Turbeville's work is seductive in its strangeness. The photographer, who died this past fall, distinguished herself with scenes of faded grandeur that seemed calculated to unsettle rather than to sell—a style that brought her into the rarefied company of Guy Bourdin and Helmut Newton and helped elevate fashion photography to avant-garde status. But before she drew acclaim for her images, Turbeville worked at Bazaar, styling shoots from December 1963 to August 1965. She later trained with Richard Avedon, and returned to the magazine as a photographer. In her May 1981 shoot, a model poses, nude and introspective, a mirrored tray of perfume bottles beside her—all is grainy, golden, and saturated with some unknowable sorrow. "I go into a woman's private world, where you never go," Turbeville told The New…

Glenda Bailey on what's beautiful IT'S A FACT that fashion worships beauty, and I must admit to being among the devotees. Though beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I think you'll find much to admire in this issue. First, for our special Extras issue, we've packed page upon page with the most covetable accessories money can buy—and the forecast for spring is looking very sporty. Then there are the otherworldly creations of Charles James, the greatest couturier many have never heard of. I had the pleasure of visiting the Chicago History Museum for its James retrospective in 2011; it was one of the best fashion exhibitions I've seen to date. The highlights included CT scans of some of his confections, laying bare every last detail of the designer's…

EVERYONE WHO KNOWS ME is aware that I'm no athlete. I spent my adolescence feigning ailments to get out of gym class, and while I now go in for the occasional Pilates session, years have passed without my darkening a gym's doorway. It's fitting that I ended up in fashion—though Fashion Week is its own kind of Olympics, the industry isn't known for its close relationship with sports. However, that changed on this season's runways, as designers paid homage to athletics with all manner of sleek, sportif accessories. From Alber Elbaz's haute gym totes at Lanvin to Reed Krakoff's mesh pumps, the extras I'm coveting right now are, well, shockingly sporty. When it comes to my first buy of the year, I'm as serious about it as some of my…

5:00 A.M. When I'm in New York taping my show, The Face, I get up at five or six. When I'm not, I'd say nine. I don't like alarms. I don't like really sudden, loud noises; they make me jump. I wake up on my own. When I've had to put on an alarm, I always anticipate it, and I wake up before. The first thing I do is have hot water with lemon and probiotics. I've never drunk coffee; I don't like the smell. I'm a tea drinker. If I need it I will have one cup of green tea. I'm more into herbal tea. After that I get up, take a shower, and then I have another set of drinks—one for the immune system and one with aloe.…

1. Tibi dress, $895. shopBAZAAR.com. 2. 3.1 Phillip Lim jacket, $1,750. shopBAZAAR.com. 3. Marni skirt, $1,350. Similar styles available at shopBAZAAR.com. 4. Gianvito Rossi shoe, $805. net-a-porter.com. BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY Anja Rubik kicks model-off-duty style up a notch, juxtaposing an elegantly draped dress with unexpected textures of mesh and fringe. Take a tip from Rubik and pair a drapey mid-length skirt with a mesh top in black. For added impact, throw on a luxe leather jacket and sleek black mules. FRINGE BENEFIT H&M top, $349. hm.com. Maki Oh dress, $1,580. Maryam Nassir Zadeh, NYC; 212-673-6405. Jimmy Choo bag, $1,695. jimmychoo.com. Christian Wijnants dress, $900. Barneys New York; 888-8- BARNEYS. Giorgia Tordini in Sportmax In a Marni blazer and Dries Van Noten pants FUN FRINGE is everywhere this season, and the new…

COP A FEEL Thanks to the latest crop of runway offerings, there are a million chic ways to get your tactile fix. Take the thickly frayed edges of Céline's scarf, reminiscent of the exquisite weavings of Colombia's Zenú tribe, or Tom Ford's fine-feathered handbag, which looks primed to take flight. Invest in something fringed to play with; try a crimson bag, like those shown at Valentino and Gucci. And for an haute lift, the be-jeweled platforms from Marni and Dolce & Gabbana are fit for a 21st-century czarina. Michael Kors Diane von Furstenberg Dior necklace, $4,900. 800-929-DIOR. Myriam Schaefer bag. myriamschaefer.com. David Webb bracelet. 212-421-3030. Dolce & Gabbana sandal. 877-70-DGUSA. Fendi clutch, $1,400. 212-759-4646. Sidney Garber necklace, $4,750. 855-S-GARBER. Mulberry bag, $2,700. 888-685-6856. Gianvito Rossi bootie, $1,095. Neiman Marcus; 888-888-4757.…

FUTURE PERFECT HOW DID THE FUTURE look from Italy in 1909? Fast. The artists of the Futurist movement championed their kinetic vision in forceful manifestos, fashion, and artwork, using splintered shapes that appear to rocket off canvases and plinths with real heat. Now, "Italian Futurism, 1909–1944: Reconstructing the Universe," at New York's Guggenheim Museum, explores the movement through more than 300 works by Balla, Boccioni, and contemporaries. Meanwhile, Roe Ethridge brings a new series of his wry, conceptual photographs to Manhattan's Andrew Kreps Gallery. Emily Cronin From top: Enrico Prampolini's Simultaneous Self-Portrait, circa 1923; Fortunato Depero's Eaters of Hearts, 1923; Roe Ethridge's Chanel Eyewear on Mirror, 2013. Debbie Harry with Lou Reed (left), 1982 The first time I saw the Velvet Underground with Lou Reed, it was in the 1960s…

PISCES FEBRUARY 20–MARCH 20 No one could blame you for having doubts about a complicated issue you'll have to deal with this month. You'll need to prove yourself in unfamiliar territory. Accept constructive criticism for what it is;people will want to help. MOTTO OF THE MONTH: Love laughs at locksmiths. ARIES MARCH 21–APRIL 20 You may hear about friends' intriguing-sounding plans that don't seem to include you. Try not to assume that you were left out intentionally. Give them the benefit of the doubt; you may be imagining things. MOTTO OF THE MONTH: If you speak the truth, keep one foot in the stirrup. TAURUS APRIL 21–MAY 21 While others will have strong views about how to manage business or finances, only you will know what's right for you. By…

HOW DO YOU PUT YOUR PERSONAL SPIN ON MACARONS? I fill them more generously than other people. It makes a real difference to the flavor. I also combine flavors with contrasting textures. In the olive oil macaron, I add tiny pieces of olive so that the flavor is released a little at a time, not uniformly, as it would be if you blended it into the cream. WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE FLAVOR CREATION? The Ispahan, a beautiful combination of raspberries, rose, and lychee. And the Mogador—milk chocolate and passion fruit. WHAT'S THE MOST CHALLENGING PASTRY YOU'VE MADE? I spent ages trying to adapt the flavor ofa Moroccan carrot and orange salad. It took me a year or two to bring it to fruition and raise the carrot to something other than…

IN THE WAR ON AGING, nothing has redrawn the battle lines as much as the advent of noninvasive procedures (hello, Botox!). These days, plastic surgery seems so last century. Nowhere is the advancement in technology as rapid as with non-ablative lasers, which emit beams of light that target cells deep within the skin to stimulate collagen while leaving the surface unharmed. It's easy to see why women are clamoring for some laser love: Those powerful beams can improve the appearance of fine lines, sun damage, laxity, and acne scars with little or no risk of scarring, and minimal downtime. "There has been a huge boom in lasers, particularly Fraxel," says New York dermatologist Elizabeth Hale. "Even women who don't want injectables are asking for it because you can rejuvenate the…

CALL IT THE SHOT heard round the world—only this time the revolution is on behalf of modern women. The O-Shot, a new, noninvasive treatment that aims to alleviate female sexual dysfunction by extracting PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, from a woman's own blood and injecting it directly into the vaginal area. As Charles Runels, an Alabama cosmetic doctor (who's better known as the creator of the Vampire Facial, made famous when Kim Kardashian had the procedure done on TV), explains, the O-Shot uses PRP to stimulate the growth of new cells in a woman's vaginal walls and clitoris. The platelets, which the body utilizes to naturally generate tissue, increase not only the number of cells but also, Runels claims, sensitivity to stimulation. Runels says that he was inspired by the array…

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YES, THE EYES are the windows to the soul. But the truth is that no one is looking at your beautiful blinkers if they're distracted by thin, dehydrated lips. Aging, sun damage, smoking—all can leave your lips deflated, ridged, and resembling a grimace more than a youthful smile, says New York and Miami dermatologist Fredric Brandt. Read on for treatments (and makeup tricks) that deftly offset the deflation. NATURAL-LOOKING FILLERS The preferences of certain Real Housewives notwithstanding, the majority of women today want a believably plump, understated pout, not the "trout pouts" that draw tabloid attention, says New York dermatologist Anne Chapas. The most popular treatment for creating natural but lush lips is injecting fillers, which add back lost (or never quite God-given) volume, as if restuffing a pillow. Both…