Innehållsförteckning för March 2016 från Harper's Bazaar

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…

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.…

What is your morning beauty routine? I’ve been doing this new ritual where the first thing I do in the morning is put a tablespoon of coconut oil in my mouth and swish it around. Then I put Kora Organics Rosehip Oil all over my body, which is incredible for your skin, and have a freezing-cold shower, all while I’m swishing the coconut oil in my mouth. It’s a way to get the circulation going and to make you feel reenergized and refreshed. When I’m in the shower, I wash my face with Kora Organics Foaming Cleanser, and when I get out I like to mist my face using Kora Organics Citrus Mist. I probably use at least six or seven Kora Organics products during the day. What’s your go-to…

This season’s objects of desire 1 THE FLAT SANDAL A POP OF SHINE in hot hues updates the classic flat. 2 THE BOMBER JACKET ACCENTUATE your waist in a cropped blouson silhouette. 3 STRIPES UNEXPECTED COMBINATIONS and textures put the swing in spring. 4 THE FLATFORM ADD SOME HEIGHT with an elevated take on the hippie sandal. 5 THE TOPHANDLE BAG TAKE HOLD of the ladylike shape in bold colors. 6 THE SLIP-ON LOAFER GET COMFORTABLE with a traditional slipper-like shoe that doesn’t sacrifice style. 7 THE PATCHWORK BAG AN ARTFUL EXTRA is the crafty choice. 8 THE FLORAL DRESS GO FLIRTY this season with a shorter hem. 9 OFF-THESHOULDER BLOUSE A GYPSY-ESQUE neckline is universally flattering. 10 THE DRAWSTRING BAG ACCESSORIES IN SNAKESKIN make looking chic a cinch.…

An editor’s style picks STYLIST’S TIP Colored laces make a classic black shoe stand out.…

IN THE PINK This season’s new class of Hollywood It girls is feeling ladylike. The most sought-after starlets celebrated their ingenue status in shades of pink that gave a breath of fresh air to the red carpet. Teen actress ZENDAYA went present-day Barbie in a floral set and matching heels; The Diary of a Teenage Girl star BEL POWLEY played with tiers in lace Burberry; and the increasingly in-demand ALICIA VIKANDER was the picture of spring in printed ruffles. Another silver-screen darling, SAOIRSE RONAN, went mod in a bubblegum Gucci mini; and BRIE LARSON, in Giambattista Valli, pulled off mixed prints with aplomb. Lauren McCarthy…

NEW YORK AND HARPER’S BAZAAR share a lot of history. It was in New York in 1867 that Bazaar was born, and for the past 149 years, the city has served as a backdrop, a subject, and an inspiration for a remarkable array of images and stories in the magazine’s pages. New York has helped shape Bazaar, and Bazaar, in turn, has helped bring into focus a certain vision of New York as a place where romance is alive, the possibilities are endless, and those who have the will are bound to find a way. That’s why we’re so delighted to present this special section, Bazaar New York, our love letter to all that’s fabulous—and fashionable—about New York right now. The terrific cover was created by Langley Fox, whose mother,…

STYLIST’S TIP Add flair to a noir jacket with pom-pom details. GREAT FIND…

STYLIST’S TIP Multiple hues work best in contrasting leather. STYLIST’S TIP Zipper details enhance the athletic staple. STYLIST’S TIP A ruffled hem makes for a flirty silhouette. STYLIST’S TIP A embellished strap is an eye-catching accent. • Cinch your waist with a tasseled belt. • Choose flower-adorned accessories. • Go bold and carry a crimson bag. • Finish off with sleek black stilettos STYLIST’S TIP Keep a white skirt looking fresh with mixed textures. STYLIST’S TIP Yellow gold adds shine without overwhelming. • Embrace the everyday preppy vibe of red-and-blue stripes. • Select a boxy bag in a quirky pattern or a brightly colored exotic skin. • Complete the vintage aesthetic with rectangular tortoiseshell frames. STYLIST’S TIP Dress up denim with a statement top. STYLIST’S TIP A slouchy tote makes…

SEXY LIPS This season’s lip looks range from barely there to dark and dramatic. “A nude looks fresh and healthy,” says makeup artist Nick Barose. “Find a color with a slight sheen.” To make a statement, wear a vivid tomato red or a vampy shade. For lasting coverage, blot with a blotting paper between applying two coats. “It absorbs excess moisture and leaves the pigment behind like a stain,” explains makeup artist Troy Surratt. GLOWING SKIN “Gorgeous skin has become a status symbol,” says Surratt. A natural, radiant look means using as little cover-up as possible. Dab concealer on trouble spots first, then pat on foundation with a sponge where needed. Apply blush on the apples of the cheeks, then slightly up toward the temples, he adds. Dust bronzer on…

SOFÍA SANCHEZ DE BETAK New York, age 30, founder of UnderOurSky.com The Argentina-born jet-setter, who often hits four countries in a month, pampers her skin and loves natural makeup MAKEUP & HAIR “I like my skin to feel clean, so I rarely wear much makeup.” Daytime necessities: Aesop lip balm, Clinique eyebrow pencil, Laura Mercier Undercover Pot. Evening picks: Clinique blush, Laura Mercier eyeliner, Chanel mascara, Glossier Perfecting Skin Tint, Burberry Fresh Glow illuminator. Hairstyle: “It’s naturally wavy, and I let it air-dry.” Tress prep: Bumble and Bumble Surf Spray. DIET “I have no restraints. I save calories where I can by drinking juices and eating light, but I splurge when I really want something.” Breakfast: Oatmeal and espresso. Lunch: Estela’s endive and anchovy salad. Dinner: Pasta or sushi. Ultimate…

IF YOU’VE BEEN ANYWHERE near a gym in the past few years, you’re probably familiar with high-intensity interval training (HIIT). The practice of alternating short bursts of intense effort with low- to moderate-intensity recovery periods has been—and continues to be— extremely popular in the fitness world. It’s easy to understand why: HIIT comes with a slew of perks. Besides delivering more bang for your buck (in one study, people doing HIIT nearly doubled the number of calories they would have burned by jogging), some studies show HIIT may be particularly effective at breaking down fat, especially the fat padding the abdominal area. Years of research show a wealth of health benefits as well, including enhanced protection against heart disease, the leading killer of women in the U.S. But maybe the…

Neck issues affect everyone eventually. “I spent so much time standing in front of the mirror, pulling up the skin of my neck,” says Susan Nathan, 63. “I was too afraid to go under the knife, but I hated the sagging.” Luckily, new treatments can take 10 to 15 years off your neck and delay, if not totally replace, surgical lifts. “The new noninvasive and minimally invasive options have revolutionized the approach to the neck,” says dermatologist Robert Anolik of New York’s Laser & Skin Surgery Center. “We now use injectables to lift, ultrasound and radio frequency to boost collagen, and lasers to improve the appearance of the skin.” Sagging in the neck is caused by a breakdown of collagen and elastin due to aging, genetics, smoking, and environmental factors…

OFF-THE-SHOULDER Dress, Salvatore Ferragamo. Earrings and rings (worn throughout), Sabine Getty. Necklace (worn throughout), Delfina Delettrez. Wristlet, the Row. Sandals, Jil Sander. FASHION EDITOR: Tom Van Dorpe SPRING INTO ACTION The new must-haves and how to wear them. By Lisa Armstrong AREN’T YOU THRILLED it’s not 1953? That year the otherwise kindly Monsieur Dior ruled over women’s wardrobes like a tin-pot dictator. To be fashionable in the spring of 1953 was to follow precise instructions about gloves, not wear navy blue, and adopt a tulip silhouette (you thought slouchy was a challenge). This, according to the Adelaide Advertiser in Australia. Adelaide! That’s how far-reaching Dior’s mandate was. Isn’t it gratifying to have shaken off the tulip yoke? For spring 2016, Gucci invented a new kind of maximalismplus (maximalissimoso?) that makes…

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1 EASY PREP As with most updos, “second-day hair is a good place to start, since natural oils boost shine,” explains hairstylist Sam McKnight. Smooth curly or wavy strands by blow-drying your hair with a round brush, paying special attention to your roots. For an intensified glossing effect, apply a dime-size amount of Moroccanoil Treatment oil to your fingertips and run them from your hairline to the back of your crown. Use a light hand, cautions McKnight: “It shouldn’t look clumpy or greasy.” 2 MAXIMIZE HAIR LENGTH Pull your tresses into a high ponytail (use your cheekbones as a guide) by sweeping them tightly with a soft-bristled brush. Once it’s secured at the top of your crown, rake a touch of serum through the tail only. Seal in the silky…

Staz SAINT LAURENT BY HEDI SLIMANE Staz Lindes wears blazer, dress, and bag, Saint Laurent by Hedi Slimane. Lineisy, Greta & Ruth PRADA Lineisy Montero wears jacket, earring, neckpiece, and bag, Prada. Jumpsuit, Dickies. Greta Varlese wears skirt, apron, neckpiece, and shoes, Prada. Ruth Bell wears jacket, skirt, apron, earring, and shoes, Prada. Ruth DIOR Jacket, top, shorts, bag, and shoes, Dior. Greta LOUIS VUITTON Coat, top, kilt, shorts, and straps, Louis Vuitton. Lineisy GIORGIO ARMANI Jacket and shorts, Giorgio Armani Camilla & Staz VIVIENNE WESTWOOD GOLD LABEL Camilla Venturini wears jacket and vest, Vivienne Westwood Gold Label. Staz wears jacket, vest, pants, and belt, Vivienne Westwood Gold Label. Ruth MAX MARA Blazer, pants, and sweater (in hand), Max Mara. Lineisy, Ruth & Greta YEEZY SEASON 2 Lineisy wears sweatshirt,…

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.…

FASHION FASHION WORTH FÆTING This past fall, Harper’s BAZAAR and NIC+ZOE came together for an intimate shopping experience at Lord & Taylor in New York City. Hosts Stephanie Solomon of Lord & Taylor and BAZAAR Executive Fashion & Beauty Editor Avril Graham treated guests to an exclusive trend presentation highlighting NIC+ZOE’s fall/winter 2015 Collection. FASHION FOR PHILANTHROPY Harper,s BAZAAR and Simon joined forces to celebrate fall fashion for a cause at The Westchester. BAZAAR’s Avril Graham hosted an exclusive style presentation and shopping event that featured must-have pieces from the mall’s most sought-after brands, with ticket sales benefiting the Pediatric Cancer Foundation. To learn more, visit pcfweb.org, and to find a Simon center near you, visit simon.com. 50 YEARS OF STYLE There are many ways to celebrate a 50th birthday,…

STYLIST’S TIP Embellishment feels airy with a sheer overlay. 1 Dangling earrings Go for the gold with geometric simplicity Isabel Marant earrings, $260. 212-219-2284. 2 Camera bag For a more structured take on the shoulder bag, look for a boxy shape with multiple pockets. Chloé bag, $1,990. shopBAZAAR.com. 3 Sparkly black dress Add glitter to the LBD with unexpected pink and silver sequins. Thakoon top, $6,090. Barneys New York; 888-8-BARNEYS. 4 Wide-legged pants A loose trouser puts some swish in your step. The Row pants, $2,290. Neiman Marcus; 888-888-4757. 5 Pendant necklace Polished gold meets pearls for modern charm. Wasson Fine necklace, $5,712. wassonfine.com. STYLIST’S TIP Show bare ankles with cropped pants. 6 Classic mule Sleek leather shoes ground a bold print. Hermès mule, $780. hermes.com. 7 Black bomber Quilting…

WHAT’S IN: JET - SET 1 Leather accents 2 Sculptural earrings 3 Canteen bags 4 Striped heels 5 Classic red lips 6 Celestial watches 7 ScallopedMary Janes 8 Graphic purses WHAT’S OUT • Studded clutches • High-top sneakers • Sparkly nail lacquer • Crystal timepieces • Wedge boots…

STYLIST’S TIP A gold-brocade skirt elevates your favorite sweater. GREAT FIND…

COLLECTOR’S ITEM “Back in November, I was in the elevator at Claridge’s and saw this guy staring at my purse,” recalls designer Gabriela Hearst. “He asked me who made it, so I told him that it was mine but just a prototype. He said, ‘If you make more, I would like one,’ and handed me his card. It was Jony Ive,” Apple’s chief design officer. In the end, Hearst made only 25 of the style—one of which went to Ive. Another lucky recipient? Actress of the moment Brie Larson, who wore the bag with a Céline outfit at a pre–Golden Globes party. Says Hearst, “She’s been a great supporter of the brand, and is just so talented.” It girl, meet It bag. Lauren McCarthy COURTNEY LOVE LETS IT SLIP WHEN…

20s Toughen up in denim and leather. STYLIST’S TIP Fringe adds a festive element to black heels. STYLIST’S TIP Invest in a sturdy black bag for a daytime go-to. 30s Make an import in standout extras and bright stripes. STYLIST’S TIP Neutral hues ground strong patterns. STYLIST’S TIP White pants are a great base for eye-catching extras. 40s Opt for feminine pieces in shades of pink. STYLIST’S TIP Try a textured blush-tone clutch for day-tonight STYLIST’S TIP Black accents give pastels a hint of edge. 50s Show your true colors in bold prints and vibrant florals STYLIST’S TIP Sequin details update a white blazer. STYLIST’S TIP Accentuate a printed top with an equally vivid shoe. 60+ Set saik in nautical separates and graphic add-ons. STYLIST’S TIP Wide pants in pale shades give…

BESPOKE SKIN CARE It’s rare that I learn of a skin-care company that I truly believe is genius. Curology (curology.com) is just that, the first brand to provide access to a health-care provider and customized, prescriptiongrade acne and antiaging products all from the comfort of your couch. Log on, fill out the questionnaire, upload photos of your skin, and your consultation begins. A personalized formula is delivered; you have ongoing access to your skin pro. Oh, and it’s $20 a month. This changes everything. GET THE LOOK The no-fail formula: Fake a healthy-looking flush with a generous dusting of blush. But first: Use foundation to eliminate redness on other parts of your face. THIS WORKS Flat hair? Serge Normant Dream Big Instant Volumizing Spray ($25) is your new holy grail…

CALL IT A MOVEMENT. After waxing and waning in popularity over the past few decades, colonics seem to be back in style—and are being buzzed about as a surefire way to eradicate a bevy of medical woes, maintain good health, and, of course, flatten your stomach. The treatment, which involves cleansing the colon by flooding it with vast amounts of water, used to be one that people mostly whispered about. Now models are tweeting about their treatments, and its purported benefits are becoming part of the health-care conversation. Gwyneth Paltrow, who’s divulged that she kicks off a detox with a colonic (“They definitely get things going”), has played a starring role in its resurgence. In addition to posting her go-to places for colonics on her Web site, Goop, she has…

“I TOTALLY WISH I COULD BLOW SOME STUFF UP WITH MY EYES.” Drew Barrymore is remembering her Firestarter face, the expression she’d make when she was about to set things ablaze in the 1984 Stephen King classic. “I always said, ‘Back off. Back off. Just back off, and don’t make me angry.’ Then I would clench my fists and scrunch my face a little bit and breathe rapidly, focus my eyes on something, and then blow it up.” She adds wryly, “And although I’m such a peacekeeping hippie, I wish I had that power every once in a while. I totally wish I could blow some stuff up with my eyes.” After her 36 years in the public eye—her story is so storied, it doesn’t bear repeating—Barrymore’s power is assured.…

I’d never known anyone who was transgender. I didn’t even know what the word meant.” “I also think people are very jealous. Or are bitter and angry about their own lives.” PERHAPS IT IS INEVITABLE that if you’re going to visit the Kardashian– Jenner compound, some drama is going to occur. It’s mid-December in Hidden Hills, the gated community outside Calabasas where Kris Jenner lives, in the home that millions and millions of viewers in more than 160 countries are already very familiar with, thanks to the enormously successful nine-year run of Keeping Up With the Kardashians— the reality show that redefined reality shows. (Could the matriarch of the family that hides nothing really live in Hidden Hills?) Outside the house, workers are hard at it, repaving the circular driveway…

MUST-HAVE MANI-PEDI PAIRINGS Switch out your standard shades for tropical blues and candy hues that complement the season’s hottest accessories. OPI Hello Kitty Collection Nail Lacquer in Look at My Bow!, My Pal Joey, and 5 Apples Tall, $9.50 each. opi.com. DON’T MISS … Shiseido Bio-Performance LiftDynamic Serum, $95, shiseido.com; Ren Bio Retinoid Anti-Wrinkle Concentrate Oil, $60, renskincare.com. SPRING SKINCARE STAPLES Supercharged anti-agers repair residual winter dullness and will deliver your youngest complexion ever by summer.…

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…

STREET-STYLE STAR: CINDY SHERMAN “I love seeing and watching people, not just on the street, but at any event,” says Cindy Sherman, who embodies a diversity of characters in her uncanny, iconic portraits. “I am fascinated by whether they are dressed up or dressed down, sloppy or conservative. I find it really informative and interesting.” In her exclusive collaboration with Harper’s Bazaar, the artist created a brilliant lampoon of an archetype that loves to be watched—the street-style star. NEW NO-KNIFE NECKLIFTS: WILLIAM WEGMAN Dealing with talent can be rough. But the star of William Wegman’s shoot—a shar-pei sporting a Piaget diamond necklace—was a total treat, the photographer says. Wegman’s studio is no stranger to canine visitors, but his own pups, Weimaraners Topper and Flo, “get a little jealous when other…

Drew Barrymore reveals her spring essentials 1 “My favorite labels are Club Monaco, Isabel Marant, and Sea.” Club Monaco sweater, $198.50. clubmonaco.com. 2 “Rag & Bone is one of my go-to’s for jeans—and everything else.” Fedora, $195. 212-249-3331. 3 “I always love Dries Van Noten on the runway. He makes beautiful floral prints that I can’t get enough of.” 4 “Another incredible runway show this season was Giambattista Valli— for the same reason.” 5 “My favorite movies are Annie Hall, When Harry Met Sally..., and one million more, from silent films to the ’70s.” 6 “J. Crew makes the best heels. I always choose s uede. Not too high. Flattering. Priced well.” Pump, $248. jcrew.com. 7 “For denim, I love Citizens of Humanity. I’m always in jeans and a vintage…

A NEW GUARD Trust Paris, the City of Light, to shine a light on emerging talent. The asymmetrical creations of Simon Porte Jacquemus’ self-titled label were all the buzz. Equally buzzed about were Sacai and Vetements, a design “collective” that includes Balenciaga’s creative director, Demna Gvasalia. DETAILS, DARLING The mantra for the season? It’s the little things that count. Putting the fashion under a microscope, you’ll find intricate embroidery, decadent embellishments, and a myriad of indulgent finishes.…

Kendall and Kylie Jenner in 24 hours 94.2 million combined Instagram followers 83 pieces in the spring collection 21 months apart KENDALL 6:30 A.M. I’ve gotten used to being an early bird. I like getting up early and feeling really productive before lunch. The first thing I do is check my phone. Instagram is my favorite app. I don’t post too often, but sometimes I’ll go through my albums and find some really good throwbacks. 7:00 A.M. I prefer to work out in the morning. To stay toned, I do a lot of ab work with my trainer, Gunnar Peterson, and occasionally I’ll take a kickboxing class. 8:00 A.M. Where I head first varies from day to day, depending on if I’m on set or working on our new contemporary…

STYLIST’S TIP A delicate lace bra makes for easy layering.…

STYLIST’S TIP Accent electric hues with black accessories and touches of leather GREAT FIND…

WHEN I WAS YOUNG, I thought chandelier earrings were the most glamorous thing. In my imagination, they were worn exclusively by glamorous ladies with sexy shoulders and subversive chignons—like in a Helmut Newton photograph. Or, say, a young Brooke Shields in an early Versace campaign, with a blue fringed pair down to her chest. Loulou de la Falaise twirling around Paris, adding a bohemian jacket and long earrings’ eccentric lover, a turban. Or Anjelica Huston…anywhere, really. These women were just avatars of chic. I’m not young anymore, but I still think chandelier earrings are the most glamorous thing. The great charm of dramatic earrings is that they’re completely superfluous. No one needs light fittings hanging from their lobes, but what they carry is an almost ancient allure. With chandelier earrings,…

Procuring something previously unseen for the red carpet is always a thrilling moment. I’VE BEEN STYLING CATE Blanchett for more than eight years. Because of her crazy schedule, she doesn’t have a lot of time for fittings. She has a very, very busy life—she has four kids—so she tends to come in for a fitting right before the event. I really have to know what she’s going to like. On a typical day with Cate, I wake up at home in Santa Monica with an internal alarm, because my body tells me I have to get up, and I check my e-mails. No day ever starts without getting out my computer immediately, because I deal with Europe so much— particularly Paris—and often Australia. I wake up to about 1,000 e-mails…

I call it the Cookie Monster sofa,” says Deborah Lloyd, “as it’s got this long turquoise fluffy fur.” She is describing the Flexsteel Thunderbird couch—an original 1960s piece—that stands smack-dab in the middle of the living room of the country house she recently built in Sullivan County, New York, with her entrepreneur husband, Simon Arscott. “Actually, it was Simon who picked out the sofa,” she adds. “I would’ve thought it was far too crazy-flashy for me, but in the size and feeling of that room it looks spectacular, like an exclamation point.” Indeed, its current vibe is less Cookie Monster and more like a chic, elegant Muppet cousin, one who hasn’t touched gluten since fleeing Sesame Street for the calm sophistication of the couple’s lakeside home. Lloyd has long been…

DOCTORS ARE USING TOOLS like Botox, fillers, and lasers in ways that don’t necessarily get widely advertised— although perhaps they should. “Off-label use of approved substances and devices is nothing new, of course, and it’s nothing back alley,” says New York dermatologist Elizabeth Hale. “It’s about figuring out new ways to do things, and to do them better.” Here, some of the little things that can make a big difference. BROW-LIFT SANS SURGERY “An easy way to give someone with a heavylooking brow an immediate, knife-free lift is to inject a filler like Voluma or Juvéderm into the hairline,” says Dendy Engelman, a New York dermatologic surgeon. “The added volume is invisible under your hair yet gives a noticeable lift to the entire brow area.” INSTANT EYEBROW SHAPING “I can…

THE PERFECT ROSY GLOW Blend Givenchy Le Prisme Blush Lune Rosée ($46) on cheeks with a fluffy brush, then swipe By Terry Ombre Blackstar shadow in Bubble Glow ($43) on lids. Instantly, you’re pretty in pink. GOOFPROOF LIQUID LINER Have trouble drawing a smooth line? Use the rubber-edged cap of Able Cosmetics CatEye 101 ($48) as a trace guide for an expert flick. YOUR SKIN WILL THANK YOU Chanel Sublimage La Crème Texture Fine ($400) is a superlight version of the coveted cream. Zero greasiness, so it’s ideal under foundation. TOM FORD'S SEXY SCENT Tom Ford Soleil Blanc's ($535) luxe blend of coconut milk, bergamot, and tuberose is addictive. Spritz the fragranced Shimmering Oil ($98) on legs and décolletage. Dolce & Gabbana GIVE YOUR HAIR OOMPH It’s time to reconsider…

IN SYNC Tacori celebrated the launch of its latest jewelry collection with a star-studded gala this fall at The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles. The event exuded old-Hollywood glamour, featuring a performance by Aqualillies, the world’s most fabulous synchronized swimming group. Actress Jamie King THE TREND REPORT Harper’s BAZAAR Executive Fashion & Beauty Editor Avril Graham presented Neiman Marcus’ must-have fall trends-as curated by the brand’s esteemed Fashion Director Ken Downing-at the retailer’s Coral Gables location. Following the runway presentation, top customers talked style and shopped the collections with Avril. For the season’s chicest trends and to find a store near you, visit neimanmarcus.com. NAILED IT This past October, Harper’s BAZAAR partnered with fashion watch brand Caravelle New York on a custom event at the famed Vanity Projects salon…

Visiting Cindy Sherman’s New York apartment has a brain-addling effect. In one room, the trappings of domesticity: a washer-dryer, groceries, a pile of packages. In another, the studio in which Sherman creates her unsettling and subversive portraits, which for almost 40 years have recast culture’s perception of women and men, heroes and victims, and the vastness in between. There are wigs everywhere, a rack of costumes, an intimidating computer, and pieces of notepaper on which are scribbled character clues like “coquette” and, most intriguing, “blueberry.” We’re here because Sherman and Bazaar have been plotting. The idea: a satire of that storied—well, snapshot—species, the street-style star. We nicknamed it Project Twirl. “I just loved the description of these people,” Sherman says, perched at her desk in a striped T-shirt and jazzy…

SILVER is the metallic of choice this season, from the floral clips at Rodarte to Chanel’s shimmering nail polish. Start at the top with statement earrings: At Marni and Emilio Pucci, they were sculptural and shoulder-grazing; at Alexander McQueen, decorated with pearls. Phoebe Philo went long and linear at Céline, echoing the geometric style in cuff bracelets. When it comes to rings, platinum and diamonds are the ultimate combination. Look for a pavé band to add even more sparkle to a knockout stone in an emerald cut. Channel Elizabeth Taylor here: real or costume, the bigger, the better. For a more contemporary look, take a page from the Gucci show, where Alessandro Michele layered up in multiple cocktail rings in varying shapes and sizes. Re-create the runway style with three…

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The French couturier André Courrèges, who passed away in January at the age of 92, didn’t just create clothes, he envisioned an entire future. Often comparing his Paris atelier to a laboratory, he defined the look of the 1960s with his mod miniskirts, go-go boots, and kicky little dresses, propelling women into a new galaxy, where they could dance, march, and make big strides. In 1964, his revolutionary “Space Age” collection blew away the fashion world with its bold, geometric shapes and lunar palette of white and silver. The following year, Harper’s Bazaar commissioned Richard Avedon to take this photograph of Courrèges’s “sleepy owl” sunglasses—a conceptual design with “the merest slit through which to see the great world,” according to the magazine—resulting in one of the most iconic images of…

TAMA JANOWITZ, AUTHOR, SLAVES OF NEW YORK AND THE UPCOMING SCREAM I met Andy Warhol in the ’80s. Andy was always around—he knew everybody. One night my cousin Jeff Slonim called me up and said that his friend Paige Powell, who was close with Andy and became a good friend of mine, wanted me to go with her on a blind date that she’d been set up on. I said, “Why would she want that?” But Jeff said, “She just wants you to go along.” So I said okay. Apparently, though, Paige had been hanging out with Andy, and he’d heard her talking to Jeff about the blind date and asked if he could come too. Then Andy brought a few more people, and Jeff came as well, so this…

8:00 A.M. I live in New York, but I’m traveling a lot these days for films and events and other projects. That’s just the nature of my life right now. I moved here when I was 15, and I fell in love with the city immediately. It allowed me to be independent at a really young age because I didn’t have to drive—I still don’t. It’s a great place to grow up because you’re exposed to so much culture and different kinds of people. 8:15 A.M. When I’m shooting I sometimes have to get up very early for a 4:30 or 5 a.m. pickup. But I’m a night owl, so I usually sleep in as late as I can. I’m a big fan of hitting the snooze button. I will…

Los Angeles may be the City of Angels, but for a gleaming moment in 1993, New York grabbed the title. Inspired by the Wim Wenders film Wings of Desire, about an angel who falls to earth, photographer Peter Lindbergh cast model Amber Valletta in an ethereal fashion shoot as a seraph who descended upon Manhattan. The piece, which ran in Bazaar’s December 1993 issue, majestically captured both the spirit and the soul of New York. “The angel story was one of those fashion stories that transcends the pages of a magazine,” says Valletta. “It was magical.”…