Indholdsfortegnelse for February 2017 i Harper's Bazaar

THE ROARING ’20s was our inspiration for this issue’s subscriber cover, which resurrects a logo from the past to evoke the essence of the era as we continue Bazaar’s 150-year legacy of presenting the best and boldest fashion and culture of the moment. The inimitable Madonna harkens back to the rebellious creativity of that decade while remaining as thoroughly modern as they come (page 148). F. Scott Fitzgerald dubbed the era “the Jazz Age,” and we salute him, along with Dorothy Parker and Virginia Woolf, by reviving their work from our archives (page 202). To celebrate the new film Jackie, we revisit Richard Avedon’s historic portraits of Jacqueline Kennedy (page 184). We also honor 150 of today’s most fashionable women, in partnership with Tumi, Hearts on Fire, and La Perla…

SHOP THE BEST OF THE SEASON ON SHOPBAZAAR.COM When it comes to a fashionable take on female empowerment, La Perla knows what’s what. Established in Bologna, Italy, in 1954 by corsetière Ada Masotti, it was one of the only heritage brands with a lady lead. Fast-forward to today, and Creative Director Julia Haart looks to this past to bring you the “Ada” handbag, crafted in luxurious python or smooth calfskin and finished with an “LP” charm. Here, Haart muses on feminism and this must-have accessory. What was the inspiration behind the handbag? “I wanted to honor Masotti’s legacy by designing a handbag that captures her timeless elegance with a twist of playful innovation.” Tell us about your design process. “La Perla’s history is a huge source of inspiration. Like Masotti,…

WHAT TO BUY 1 Chinoiserie bag 2 Jade earrings 3 Dragon ring 4 Embroidered pouch 5 Vibrant blush 6 Major flatforms 7 Silk heels 8 Charm bracelet KEEP STORE • Long pendants • Stiletto mules • Mini bags • Bandana chokers • Fringed boots • Stacked bangles…

SEEING RED CRIMSON TIDE Embrace the season of love in red-hot hues. Take your style cue from top models Karlie Kloss and Miranda Kerr by piling on edgy add-ons, such as a cool moto jacket and black ankle boots. A WAY WITH WORDS TEXTBOOK FASHION For her debut at Dior, Maria Grazia Chiuri gave the graphic tee a luxe update. Follow suit by pairing it with a structured blazer and add a logoed purse. BEST BLUES THE EYES HAVE IT Layering blue shadow over smudgy black eyeliner is a playful twist on a perennially sexy look. Finish with two coats of black-as-night mascara for extra glamour. STYLE STARS CIPRIANA & TK QUANN The model sisters share their style essentials. TK’s style icon The love child, in a fashion sense, of…

If spring 2017 had a theme song, it would be “All Things Bright and Beautiful.” By way of brands like Proenza Schouler, Chloé, and Carven, the season favors bold color-blocked separates, and a sporty take on stripes and polka dots that feels utterly modern. Sing along.…

HIGH SHINE ”A good hair day can make or break your look. To keep my hair—and highlights—looking brilliant and healthy, I rely on L’Oréal EverPure Moisture Shampoo and Conditioner. The sulfate-free, gentle formula retains my locks’ natural shine while combating the dryness that comes with color treatment. For your own vibrant and moisturized look, try all the products in the EverPure Collection.” Visit lorealparisusa.com/everpure.…

SACAI The cult Japanese label founded by Chitose Abe, launches handbags in collaboration with accessories designer Katie Hillier. Some things are worth the wait. Case in point: Sacai's bags—the first since the label was founded in 1999. "I wanted to create a bag that innovated and was different from what's available," says Abe. After Abe was introduced to Hillier, who helped create It bags for the likes of Victoria Beckham, the pair set out to capture Sacai's unique perspective on luxury—"humor, ease, timelessness, and authenticity"—and the results are in the bags. MARC FISHER "Shoes are in my blood," says Marc Fisher Design Director Amanda Fisher, who watched her father and grandfather build the business. In her newly minted role, Fisher looks to the past for inspiration while delivering pieces that…

Photographs by Sebastian Kim FASHION EDITOR: Natasha Royt…

Aconversation with Pierpaolo Piccioli is not unlike a crash course in the history of Western civilization. For the duration of the discussion, the Valentino designer moves in rapid succession, touching on a wide array of subjects, from Nietzsche and Zandra Rhodes, the pink-haired British fashion designer of the ’70s, to humanism and Hieronymus Bosch’s 15th-century sin-obsessed triptych, The Garden of Earthly Delights. The common thread in this particular discourse: All informed the house’s outstanding spring collection, Piccioli’s first as sole creative director since his partner, Maria Grazia Chiuri, left in July to become the artistic director of Dior. “The moment I was starting the collection was a moment of change,” Piccioli says. “I thought back to [cultural periods] of change: the end of the Middle Ages, the beginning of the…

WITH THE END of the first World War and the ensuing economic boom of the 1920s, Harper’s Bazaar documented the sea change in the culture. A new freedom took hold of the popular imagination as women bobbed their hair and danced to improvisational rhythms— and nearly everyone evaded the strictures of Prohibition—with the arrival of what F. Scott Fitzgerald dubbed “the Jazz Age.” The editors of Bazaar were intent on publishing the period’s most distinctive literary voices, including Fitzgerald and his wife, Zelda, who together penned a piece, “The Changing Beauty of Park Avenue,” for the January 1928 issue, that was keenly attuned to the dynamics of wealth, class, immigration, and real estate, which still resonate today. Editor Henry Sell is credited with discovering Anita Loos, whose irreverent novel Gentlemen…

Style Director Joanna Hillman is in the mood for fabulous fl orals and romantic ruffl es. See her take on spring in this month’s ShopBAZAAR Feature (page 84). “Spring is in bloom, and this shoot features the best new-season fashion, which is not for wallfl owers.” JOANNA HILLMAN, STYLE DIRECTOR…

FOR ITS FIRST COLLABORATION, the global diamond brand Hearts On Fire tapped the expertise of London jewelry designer Stephen Webster. The result is White Kites, a brilliant fine-jewelry collection named for the birds of prey that inspired it. With designs including these 18-karat white-gold ear studs adorned with 2.65 carats of diamonds, expect the ultimate dash of glitter in every piece. Hearts On Fire by Stephen Webster earrings. heartsonfire.com. PRESENTED BY HEARTS ON FIRE…

The actress, musician, dancer, and designer shares her day 5-step beauty routine 1 cup of noodles 35.1 million Instagram followers 8:00 A.M. I am usually one to sleep in, but lately I’ve been getting up pretty early. I do not hop right out of bed, though. I’m just not one of those people; I’m definitely a lie-around type. I’ll debate for a good few minutes whether I want to get up or try to sleep for another 10 minutes. If I’m being a little more of a diva, I’ll lie around for a full two hours. It depends on how I feel. You have all of your notifications on your phone when you wake up—texts, that kind of stuff—so I’ll look at that, or check my calendar to see what…

20s Step into spring with flirty florals. 30s Let silver sparkle elevate your look. 40s Consider blush pink a wardrobe neutral. 50s Find your bliss in shades of bohemian blue. 60s Turn up the heat in vibrant red hues. 70+ Mix blackand-white suiting with tailored separates.…

The modern, five-minute face is a bright red lip and a flawless, shine-free complexion. At Giambattista Valli, makeup artist Val Garland used a velvety lipstick—M.A.C. Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolour in Feels So Grand ($21)—for a pretty, youthful look. We also like Maybelline New York Color Sensational Vivid Matte Liquid lip color in Rebel Red ($7.99). BOLD LIPS To keep vibrant lip color looking neat, Garland recommends applying a tiny amount to the center of your lips, using a lip brush to blend it out, and blotting away any excess. "These formulas are highly pigmented," she says. "The brush gives you better control." INTRICATE BRAIDS A plaited style requires prep to remain intact. To get extra grip for the braids he created for Dior and Valentino, hairstylist Guido raked Redken Braid…

THE COOL GIRLS With a knack for quirky ensembles that still look effortlessly polished, these women definitely have the It factor. RED CARPET RULE BREAKERS Feathers, sequins, denim, chain mail— anything is fair game for this crew of avant-garde dressers and forward thinkers, showing that sometimes a dose of daring is the best accessory. When they hit the carpet, expect the unexpected. ➤ HIGH SOCIETY A lesson in looking chic, whether for a royal gala or a meeting with world leaders. THE SUPERS The world’s top models look just as good off the runway as they do on it. The ultimate fashion chameleons, they’re capable of pulling off disco glamour, demure femininity, or futuristic frills. MODERN MEGA STARS The style-setters of the Instagram era all have two things in common:…

Photographer Marilyn Minter shoots the season’s standouts…

Covers Newsstand Gucci gown, price upon request. Bulgari bracelet, $61,000. Tiffany & Co. bracelet, $265,000. Subscriber Mordekai by Ken Borochov rings, prices upon request. Internal Alberta Ferretti gown, price upon request. 212-460-5500. Erickson Beamon necklace, $2,315. net-a-porter.com. New York Vintage headband (worn as bracelet), price upon request. newyorkvintage.com. Cadar ring, $31,500. Bergdorf Goodman; 888-774-2424. Mastheads Page 60 Dior Fine Jewelry bracelet, price upon request. Page 64 Louis Vuitton ring, $60,000. The Buy Page 66 Sandro bag and boot, prices upon request. Page 70 Hearts on Fire by Stephen Webster earrings, $20,000. The In/Out List Page 76 Loewe bag, price upon request. David Webb earrings, $63,000. Gucci shoe, price upon request. Dries Van Noten sandal, price upon request. The Bazaar Page 91 Rodarte shoe, price upon request. Page 92 Maje necklace, price upon request. The Style Page…

SHOP THE BEST OF THE SEASON ON SHOPBAZAAR.COM BUTTONED UP GONE ARE THE DAYS of a stiff -collar approach to shirting. Today, brands have deconstructed, cut out, embellished, and twisted classic button-downs for a modern take on tailoring. And in spring 2017, the exposed shoulder is here to stay. WHITE COLLAR WHILE BORROWED from the boys, the white shirt has a ladylike attitude this season. Think ruffles, bows, and exaggerated sleeves that lend a little froufrou. Tucked into jeans, trousers, or a skirt, it's an off-duty and on-duty essential. SHOE IN CONSIDER pointed mules and studded sandals the perfect plus-ones to all shirting ensembles. Worn now with tights or socks, and later without, these are a polished transitional pick.…

1 An alluring lorloiseshell pendant. 2 Prettyßoral-printflatforms, 3 A mini hag thai speaks volumes. 4 A modern wristlet in an unexpected shape. 5 Drop earringsfor any ensemble. 6 A neutral clutch with unique details. 7 Shimmering rose-hued blush…

Photographs by Jennifer Livingston SHOP SPRING’S MUST-HAVE LOOKS FEEL THE FRILLS This page: On Naki (left), Isabel Marant dress, $1,075. Eddie Borgo choker, $210. 3.1 Phillip Lim sandals, $795. All, shopBAZAAR.com. Fendi bag, $2,200. Similar styles available at shopBAZAAR.com. On Kai, Isabel Marant top, $1,005, and skirt, $835. Eddie Borgo choker, $210. All, shopBAZAAR.com. Fendi bag, $2,200. 3.1 Phillip Lim sandals, $795. Both, similar styles available at shopBAZAAR.com. Opposite: On Kai (left), Valentino dress, $5,900. Valentino Garavani bag, $3,645, and sandals, $595. Lizzie Fortunato earrings, $210. All, shopBAZAAR.com. On Naki, Valentino dress, $5,800. Valentino Garavani bag, $3,645, and sandals, $595. Lizzie Fortunato earrings, $185. Eva Fehren rings (worn throughout), $1,925–$8,360. All, shop BAZAAR.com. FASHION EDITOR: Joanna Hillman FLOWER POWER This page: On Naki (left), Chloé top, $1,395, skirt, $2,395, and…

As soon as the camera starts flashing, the French-English actress Stacy Martin contorts herself into a series of uncomfortable-looking poses in front of a billowing parachute. Martin, the face of Miu Miu fragrance, is trying to help the photographer get the perfect shot. “You never know what you’ll do when you have a huge parachute blowing behind you,” she says, laughing about “getting into character” on this shoot introducing Miu Miu’s happy new scent, L’Eau Bleue. “You have to make shapes that will tell a story, which is completely different from the way we communicate in film.” Martin is no stranger to storytelling. Following her 2013 breakout role in Lars von Trier’s controversial Nymphomaniac, she became the face of Miu Miu’s firstever scent. In September 2015, the debut Miu Miu…

The pop icon on election-night prayers, aging, and bad wine. By Roxane Gay Madonna has no patience for bad wine. I learned this while sitting in a well-appointed living room at her New York City home, with Nina Simone playing softly in the background. I must tell you, Madonna’s house smells amazing— something delicious, maybe roasted chicken, was cooking in a kitchen elsewhere in the manse, and there was a gentle fragrance in the air, jasmine, perhaps. While I waited for Madonna, her day-to-day manager, her publicist, and I chatted while reclining on gorgeous cream-colored furniture set upon the largest rug I’d ever seen, on top of immaculate black wood floors. On the wall behind me was a black-and-white photograph of a woman perched on the edge of a mussed…

“Jackie created Camelot herself,” said Oleg Cassini. “She’s the one who had the time, the desire, and the taste.” Natalie Portman’s portrayal of a grief-stricken Jacqueline Kennedy in Pablo Larraín’s new film Jackie plumbs a powerful image of the former first lady seeking refuge in mystique, manner, and self-medication following the assassination of her husband, President John F. Kennedy. That Jackie—the widowed young mother of two small children—would become emblematic of a dark fragility that lurked just beneath the surface of American life. But it was in the pages of Bazaar on the eve of Camelot that another image of Jackie once emerged. On January 3, 1961, photographer Richard Avedon and Bazaar fashion editor Diana Vreeland traveled to the Kennedy family compound in Palm Beach to photograph the president-elect, Jackie,…

I want us to say, ‘No, I’m not suffering for beauty anymore.’”—Julia Haart IF FASHION, in all its fantastical shapes and styles, is an exuberant assertion of self-expression, then for years underwear was simply a secret wink or a subtle nod. Consider that notion to be a thing of the past. In 1914, the United States Patent and Trademark Office issued a patent for an invention, by the socialite Mary Phelps Jacob, that is now recognized as the first modern bra; just six years later, the 19th Amendment was ratified, giving women the right to vote. Almost a century later, the milestones of women’s liberation have continued to pile up. Now, Julia Haart, the creative director of La Perla, wants lingerie to be just as modern as women’s lives. “If…

1 POLISHED COFFEE TABLE Highlight your home with a marble-and-metal table. 2 ROMANTIC EVENINGWEAR Go whimsical in a diaphanous dress. 3 LACY LINGERIE Bare all in a barely there bralette. 4 CRISP HANDBAG Carry your necessities in style. 5 GOLD RING Wear your heart on your finger. 6 PRINT DRESS Turn heads in a graphic pattern. 7 TAROT-CARD CLUTCH A minaudière to forecast your love life. 8 STATEMENT EARRINGS Add sparkle with ruby-and-diamond stunners. 9 STRAPPY SANDALS Put your best foot forward in red leather. 10 DIOR ILLUSTRATIONS Artful takes on Raf Simons’s creations. 11 BOLD MAKEUP Get instant allure with a scarlet lip. 12 METALLIC POUT A golden pucker to accentuate any room.…