Innehållsförteckning för May 2016 från Harper's Bazaar

BEAUTY is in the eye of the beholder, and Bazaar’s annual Beauty issue is filled with a bounty of insider tips, trends, and eye-catching moments. Carine Roitfeld pairs the best of couture with some of the season’s colorful cosmetics (page 232), while the maestros of hair and makeup take on the top new looks for summer. Get ready for the warmer weather with the most effective fat eliminators (page 286) and pro tips on how to get a beach body fast (page 262). Here comes the sun. Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow Sheer Colour Stick in Blush N° 22, $45 JEFFREY WESTBROOK/STUDIO D. SEE WHERE TO BUY FOR SHOPPING DETAILS…

FROCK OVER A LITTLE WHITE DRESS is practically mandatory for seaside vacations. For this trip, the more boho the better. GONE COASTAL MAKE a sartorial splash with beach-ready shoes, bags, and swimsuits that have an artisanal edge. CARRY ON TRAVEL LIGHT with colorful trinkets that add interest to all outfits. Think a tassel necklace, statement clutch, and stackable rings. TROPICAL PUNCH NOTHING SAYS “out of office” quite like wearing a floral or garden-print item. POSTCARDS FROM CHARLESTON A preppy packing list for a getaway in the South. SPORTIF STARS FROM SNEAKERS to collegiate cover-ups, embrace the sporty mood of the destination and the moment. STRONG SUIT A NAUTICAL ONE-PIECE swimsuit that doubles as a top will take you from lounging poolside to dinner and drinks on the patio. DRESSED UP…

1 Exotic earrings Go for a wild mix of metals and materials. 2 Graphic bag A vibrant print revives the classic chain-strap clutch. 3 Embroidered tunic A colorful caftan transitions seamlessly from the pool to the party. 4 Block heels Ground your look with a strappy sandal. 5 Statement extra When it comes to cocktail rings, the bigger the better. 6 Bold espadrilles Put your best foot forward in an ankle-strap flat. 7 Suede bag Modern hardware updates the timeless camel carryall. 8 Bright cover-up A rainbow-hued knit makes for standout beachwear. 9 Turquoise jewelry Elevate separates with a reworked vintage necklace. 10 Crocheted bikini Show off your summer body in a textured swimsuit.…

Handbag: A Gucci backpack or a Figue Tuk Tuk tote, and a Valentino elephant clutch at night. Beauty essentials: Tata Harper Revitalizing Body Oil for post-surfing, La Mer eye cream, and Nars lip gloss. Wardrobe: The majority of my day is spent in the water surfing, so swimsuits from Lisa Marie Fernandez and rash guards from Seea are a must. Culture fix: A day trip to the city of Granada to visit Parque Central and the extraordinary Cathedral of Granada. Resort: Maderas Village. It feels like a community.…

Shoes: Black heels and a great pair of running shoes. Beauty essentials: Sisley blush, Oribe texturizing spray, and M/Mink by Byredo— their scents smell like places and memories. Shopping destination: Fondouk Chejra—the Weaver’s Market—for endless fabric and textile inspiration. Wardrobe: A Stella McCartney dress, tops by Kit and Ace and Victoria Beckham, and a Kit and Ace bikini. Tech: I always have a book on my Kindle and at least two good ones downloaded as backup. Handbag: My giant Céline tote so I can go all day.…

GILT TRIP It’s called the gold standard for a reason—and this month’s most fashionable were not afraid to sparkle. HANNAH DAVIS played up her sun-kissed glow in a sultry slipdress by Baja East, LILY COLLINS radiated Old Hollywood in sequined Saint Laurent, and DAKOTA JOHNSON opted for a modern approach in a fluid Marc Jacobs gown with ruffled shoulders. KATE HUDSON took a spin in pleated Lurex chiffon, while MARGOT ROBBIE, who stars in the hotly anticipated Suicide Squad, looked more vixen than villain in Tom Ford. Gold stars, all around.…

FOLK LURE THREAD LIGHTLY Traditional Ukrainian garb has taken over the summer fashion game, thanks to early adopters of the ever-popular designer Vita Kin’s dresses, like style stars Leandra Medine and Viviana Volpicella. The vibrant and decadently hand-embroidered pieces are lightweight and easy to wear. When it comes to accessories, go bold with chandelier earrings and a bucket bag. HOT LINES Colorful stripes are a must-have for summer. Take your cue from bloggers Helena Bordon and Sofie Valkiers and wear them with equally poppy extras and statement sunnies. CHECKS, PLEASE SQUARED AWAY Update your closet staples in gingham, a timeless pattern for the beach and beyond. BLUE CRUSH DESERT HIGH A touch of turquoise adds Southwestern flair to your warm-weather wardrobe.…

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Iam almost 64 years old, and I have no idea if I look it. I’ve met women my age who have faces so baked by sunlight and braised by smoking that they could play my mother in a biopic. And I see women with brows so smooth and necks so tight that they could be any age at all. It reminds me of the first time I announced I was pregnant. My family was astonished because they assumed my advanced age of 30 meant I wasn’t going to have kids at all. My city friends were amazed that I was doing it so young. In the semirural area where I spend weekends and summers, the consensus seems to be that I look awfully good for my age now. But in…

FLAWLESS MAKEUP: Apply a hydrating foundation with a brush for a streak-free finish. Dust shimmery gold highlighter powder on cheeks, forehead, nose, and chin. For a subtle smoky eye, trace a soft black pencil along your waterlines, then sweep on a velvety-brown eye shadow. Finish with a lengthening mascara and a pretty pink lip. EASY HAIR: Lay the groundwork for a great style by starting with a volumizing shampoo and conditioner. Create loose, touchable waves with a combination of salt spray and texture-boosting hair spray.…

1. LAUREN HUTTON She took what some would consider a flawed feature [gap teeth] and turned it into her signature trait. 2. CINDY CRAWFORD The original supermodel. 3. RIHANNA A total chameleon. She can pull anything off. 4. KARLIE KLOSS I’m lucky to call her a friend. She is so much more than a pretty face, and she inspires me every day. 5. DIANE KEATON Annie Hall is my all-time favorite. She can do no wrong. 6. STYLE STARS SAMA AND HAYA KHADRA They wake up like this. 7. LUPITA NYONG’O Fresh-faced or red carpet–ready, she’s always radiant.…

20s Play up primary colors and quirky details. 30S Streamline your wardrobe with armygreen pieces. 40S Pair white lace with edgy black accessories. 50S Go bold with rainbow stripes and graphic patterns. 60S Elevate neutrals with classic jewelry and luxe extras. 70+ Embrace clean lines and silver accents. SEE WHERE TO BUY FOR SHOPPING DETAILS…

PERFECT BEACH WAVES The iconic Surf Spray has been transformed into a bodifying foam. “Foams are ideal for women who don’t want their hair weighed down by product,” says New York hairstylist Eva Scrivo. “They also firm hair into the ‘S’ pattern of a perfect wave.” Use before blow-drying, or just air-dry after raking it through damp hair. BAZAAR LOVES The convenient size of a credit card, these tiny metal combs are ideal to stash in your beach bag. Last-minute summer soiree? Slide one into a low bun for an instant eye-catching updo. BANISH FRIZZ “Oils are great for restoring moisture to hair that’s been fried by chlorine or the sun,” says Scrivo. “Just a few drops can prevent humidity-induced frizz,” adds Suave stylist Jenny Cho. Good pick: Tresemmé Botanique…

MOOD SWINGS like you’re a teenager again. A feeling of brain fog. About as much interest in sex as in doing your taxes. These are some of the shockingly common complaints heard in doctors’ offices around the country. The one thing these varied woes share? Fluctuating hormones. “Your body is a finely tuned hormonal symphony,” says integrative physician Tami Meraglia, author of The Hormone Secret, and, consequently, even very slight changes can yield enormous side effects. “Somewhere in your mid-30s to early 40s, levels of key hormones shift as the body progresses through perimenopause toward menopause,” says Sara Gottfried, an integrative physician and the author of The Hormone Reset Diet. “Many women don’t realize that these changes can happen as young as 35,” she says. How to fight back? Every…

SUDDENLY THERE ARE as many ways to get rid of fat as there are ways to gain it. New, non- or minimally invasive procedures can fry it or freeze it, suck it out or shrink it down. The little pooch that no amount of Pilates can erase? History. The upper-arm waddle that push-ups never seem to push away? One office visit and your arms can rival Michelle Obama’s. Choosing the right procedure depends on how much fat you have, where it is, how much time and money you’re willing to spend, and, yes, your age. While results for all are permanent, none are a license to binge on Doritos. (The fat will just reappear in other places.) And, sadly, none are designed to treat cellulite. The newest option is SculpSure,…

BRIDAL ACCESSORIES From classic bangles to statement earrings, find the right extras for your big day. SUMMER PARTY STYLE WHAT TO WEAR FOR ANY SEASONAL SOIREE WARM-WEATHER HAIR & MAKEUP Lock down your bronze glow, beach waves, and vacation makeup game plan for summer BRIGHT, SHINY, AND BRAND-NEW Hot wet shades to gloss over lips, nails, and eyes DON’T MISS … SCENTS OF SUMMER Build up your fragrance wardrobe with the sexiest new florals, freshest citruses, and softest musks.…

I was sitting with Karl Lagerfeld in his Paris atelier recently when his longtime muse and collaborator Amanda Harlech walked over bearing a piece from the collection to show him: a brooch resembling the designer’s beloved cat, Choupette, with Chanel “C”’s for eyes. Elated, he turned to his team and proclaimed, “We need to make sure to get that in diamonds for me.” Karl’s dynamism is one reason Chanel is such a coveted ticket each season, but at its Fall 2016 show, everyone in attendance got to experience the fanfare from the front row. The catwalk was so long that Chanel’s models covered half a mile during the show. Thankfully, as Karl said, the fall runways were full of flats and thicktread boots, ushering in a season that’s decidedly down-to-earth.…

Swimwear: Michael Kors suit with a Tabula Rasa caftan. Handbag: A Saint Laurent bag with Tomas Maier sunglasses inside. Wardrobe: A Calvin Klein Collection skirt or Frame black jeans with a knit top from Simon Miller or M. Patmos, and a Rosetta Getty LBD. Jewelry: A statement necklace and classic gold pieces, like Céline hoops and Fernando Jorge rings. Beauty essentials: Laura Mercier Infusion de Rose Nourishing Oil, La Mer moisturizer, and Rodin Lip Balm. Shoes: Trademark sandals.…

Wardrobe: Lands’ End capri pants and blouses are great for easy evenings. For cocktail parties, Dolce & Gabbana dresses. Beauty essentials: La Mer hand cream and Tom Ford makeup. Tech necessities: Two iPhones—one for work, and one for personal and music. I like to listen to everything from classical to rock, especially Coldplay, Adele, U2, and Sade. Culture fix: Museo Nazionale Archeologico di Taranto, and the caves of Grotte di Castellana. Reading list: One Hundred Years of Solitude, by Gabriel García Márquez.…

Where I’m staying: Coqui Coqui resort. My luggage: A Bric’s carry-on and a small straw Anya Hindmarch clutch for the evening. Beach look: Just a Lisa Marie Fernandez bathing suit and a striped Isabel Marant shirt. Destination shopping: There’s a boutique outside Coqui called Caravana, which sells lots of cool Mexican dresses. I bought a pair of high-waisted embroidered “shorts” (more like underwear) there that I love to wear to the beach. Essential accessories: An Hermès sarong, dainty gold necklaces, and beaded bracelets.…

AN EXCLUSIVE for Bazaar readers: A look at two gorgeous new polishes from designer Tom Ford that are so decadently rich and glossy, you’ll think you dipped your tips in lacquer. Ginger Fire, a sexy, iridescent orangey red, is a fresh pedicure pick that looks terrific with summer sandals. Shameless is the true red you’ve been searching for: confident, grown-up, and modern on fingers, toes, or both. Apply two coats for longlasting color and shine. They’re both available on TomFord.com but only while supplies last.…

The swimwear designer and avid traveler on her wardrobe of 400-plus bathing suits and more. Describe your style in three words Effortless, thoughtful, and sensual. Favorite pieces The artisan ponchos and blankets that I found in Uruguay. I’ve worn them in the summer and in the New York City cold. Vacation attire Vita Kin embroidered dresses. Shopping destination I shop the most when visiting places like Paris, London, Uruguay, Florence, and Mykonos. Wish-list item Hermès’s Jean-Michel Frank sheepskin club chairs. Go-to beach look A handmade Italian nightgown over a bikini. Favorite swimsuit At the moment, my Genevieve bikini from Spring 2016. Beauty must-have Yves Saint Laurent eye pencil. Can’t live without All the original pieces I’ve acquired throughout my travels. They are irreplaceable. Style icon Any chic woman who lived…

Urban, bohemian, sporty–embrace spring’s contradictions for a very chic season ahead.…

REED’S RETURN Reed Krakoff is getting into the collaboration business. The designer has partnered with Kohl’s on Reed, a line of handbags and apparel, in stores now. “The idea was to take the best imagery and color and silhouette from my luxury label and reinterpret it for a new audience,” says Krakoff. The collection is heavy on streamlined shapes, like button-down shirts and easy dresses done in graphic colors and bold prints, which were inspired by some of Krakoff’s favorite artists, such as Josef Albers, Andy Warhol, and Alexander Calder. “There’s a painterly aspect to a lot of the pieces,” he says. As for the bags, expect new takes on classic Krakoff styles, like the Atlantique and the Boxer. Lauren McCarthy FRESH START Get used to hearing the name Sander…

PISCES FEBRUARY 20–MARCH 20 Romantic problems will ease before long, but don’t assume that all is well without care from each of you. You’ll be feeling adventurous, and you won’t want these issues to hold you back. MOTTO OF THE MONTH: Danger and delight often grow on one stalk. AQUARIUS JANUARY 21–FEBRUARY 19 Others may obsess about minor family or domestic affairs, but while misunderstandings are inevitable they need not cause riffs. Convince those around you that there are things more worthy of attention. MOTTO OF THE MONTH: Your life is your work of art. CAPRICORN DECEMBER 22–JANUARY 20 Tap into an instinct that tells you who you can and cannot depend on. In late May, you must have no doubts about agreeing to an arrangement that should be built…

EVERYONE WANTS to be down with the kids, but Hailee Steinfeld has been in the business since she was a kid. She is a performer in her bones. Steinfeld has such a presence that as a 14-year-old prairie girl in the Coen brothers’ 2010 epic, True Grit, she stole the screen from Jeff Bridges and received an Oscar nomination for her efforts. I met her at an L.A. party around that time and was struck by her grace—and her winning ways with a headband. Now, with an equally blithe ease, she has turned her attention to singing. Steinfeld’s first EP, Haiz—with its hit, “Love Myself”—was released last year; a single “Rock Bottom,” with Joe Jonas’s DNCE, came out in February; and a full studio album is soon to follow. Then…

HOLISTIC HAVEN Destress and detox at Como Shambhala Estate, a breathtaking spa nestled in the hills outside Ubud, Bali. Best known for helping the tightly wound find their inner peace, this spot is ideal for those seeking seclusion and serenity topped with five-star service. Personalized wellness programs, meditation rituals, and spiritual ceremonies are key components to this retreat, along with luxe facials, massages, and Ayurvedic treatments. comoshambhala.com; 011-62-361-978-888. TROPICAL BLISS Located in the heart of a Costa Rican national park, Nayara Springs offers services inspired by its natural setting. Facilities include private, open-air pavilions tucked away in the rain forest; the spa menu features volcanic mud wraps, Costa Rican coffee body scrubs, and aromatherapy. You’re welcome to zip-line through the jungle too. nayarasprings.com; 888-332-2961. WINE LOVER’S PARADISE Situated among the…

ERASE SHINE On-the-go oil-absorbing papers are the easiest way to fight excess dewiness. “I always put blotting sheets in the clutches of my celebrity clients before they hit the red carpet,” says Inglessis. MUST-HAVE SPF Peredo advises using creams with SPF 30 or higher. If you’re acne-prone, look for noncomedogenic formulas. For combination skin, Miami dermatologist S. Manjula Jegasothy suggests a moisturizing SPF on dry patches and an acne-fighting version on breakout zones. CLEAN SWEEP “You need to cleanse your face more thoroughly in summer because of sweat and sunscreen, which clog pores,” says Jegasothy, who recommends using a Clarisonic cleansing brush. SMART SPRAY Toss this portable refreshing Ren spray in your beach bag or purse. Spritz when you’re sweltering to cool down skin or when you’re caught in air-conditioning,…

HOW TO USE HAIR OIL If you’re not using hair oil, you’re missing out. All the styling potions on the planet can’t replicate a good hair oil’s ability to soften dry, damaged locks, instantly smooth and hide split ends, and deliver truly lightreflective shine. A little goes a long way: Stylists recommend rubbing two drops between your palms, then pull through your hair from the ears down. I’ve fallen in love with Gisou’s oil, which smells heavenly, like honey. But I use only a tiny drop, since I have fine hair, so this bottle will last me the rest of my life. GET THE LOOK The no-fail formula: A flawless, no-makeup look requires, alas, a little makeup: Apply cream bronzer and highlighter with your fingers, then perfect your arches with…

Our best advice for how to survive bathing suit season: generous applications of self-tanner to conceal imperfections (see page 230 for expert tips), judicious use of SPF 30, lay off the carbs to banish bloat, and, finally, make the most of your workouts so that you blast calories and create lean muscle in less time. Here, top fitness pros reveal the tricks and shortcuts you need to know. 1. MULTITASK MOVES You’re going to look best in your bikini if your muscles are as toned as possible, so this is the time to push yourself with fitness challenges. “Your body has to work a lot harder to execute head-to-toe exercises,” says Noah Neiman, master trainer at Barry’s Bootcamp in New York. His signature full-body combo: combat burpees and crunches (add…

IT’S A THURSDAY AFTERNOON, and Justin O’Shea and Veronika Heilbrunner—whose yin-yang stylishness has made them one of fashion’s most photographed couples—are enjoying some rare time alone at their airy apartment in Berlin’s quiet, tree-lined Charlottenburg neighborhood. But it won’t last long. “Tonight we’re going to a party in a castle,” O’Shea explains over the phone. A castle? “It’s what happens in Germany, you know,” he quips. The party was in fact held at St. Emmeram Palace—a giant, gilded affair in the Bavarian town of Regensburg—and cohosted by MyTheresa, the luxury e-commerce site where O’Shea is the buying director. A few hours after we spoke, the couple showed up arm in arm, O’Shea in one of his signature bespoke three-piece suits, his tattoos peeking out from his slim-cut shirtsleeves, and Heilbrunner…

Covers Newsstand Dior Haute Couture top, price upon request. 800-929-DIOR. Subscriber Dior Haute Couture dress, price upon request. 800-929-DIOR. Internal Dior Haute Couture dress, price upon request. 800-929-DIOR. Tiffany & Co. Blue Book Collection necklace, price upon request. 800-843-3269. Must-Haves Page 36 Fernando Jorge ring, $38,720. The List Page 83 Missoni dress. missoni.com. Le Vian ring. 877-2-LEVIAN. Pomellato rings. 800-254-6020. Nancy Gonzalez tote. saks.com. AGL sandals. agl.com. Checklist Page 86 Mugler bag, price upon request. Packing List Page 88 Calvin Klein Collection necklace, price upon request. Page 90 Gurhan necklace, $22,500. Piaget watch, $28,700. Page 98 Céline bag, price upon request. Page 103 Munnu the Gem Palace necklace and earrings, prices upon request. The In/Out List Page 106 Bottega Veneta bag, price upon request. Liv Tyler Page 118 Chanel Fine Jewelry necklace, price upon request. The Bazaar Page…

WITH DICK PAGE The British makeup artist and artistic director of Shiseido Makeup on his breakout moment, the power of color, and the biggest beauty blunder When did you realize that you wanted to be a makeup artist? It was in the early ’80s. I was in a theater group in school, and we did everything ourselves, including makeup. It was a D.I.Y.-type thing, very post-punk. Then, in the ’90s, I started working with The Face and i-D magazine, where I did a story with Kate Moss, Corinne Day, and Lorraine Pascale. Eventually I started getting more magazine work, and I moved to New York in 1994. My first fashion show was Calvin Klein. What was it like to work with Kate Moss so early on? I was working with…

Handbag: A Céline cross-body containing my aviator sunglasses and Givenchy bronzer, both of which instantly conceal jet lag. Wardrobe: An easy-to-wear white shirt and a light sweater to wrap around my waist. Shoes: Jimmy Choo heels dress up any outfit for a night out. Scent: By Kilian Moonlight in Heaven. Beauty essential: La Prairie serum keeps my skin glowing. Jewelry: Always gold hoops. Shopping list: Chocolate. Chocolate. Chocolate. Culture fix: The Magritte Museum. And does a beer-garden crawl count?…

Beach necessities: The Beach People round towel and leather carrier, Tom Ford sunglasses, and a Melissa Odabash striped bikini. Scent: Capri Vince Camuto. Everyday ride: A Linus bicycle for trips to Les Caves du Roy, a local institution that’s a hot spot for people-watching. Shoes: Vince Camuto Adalson sandals for day, and Louise et Cie Gigi heels at night, which are just the thing for cobblestones. Local lunch: Club 55 has amazing branzino, and on hot days they mist cool water over the dining area.…

7:00 A.M. There’s me in New York, me when I’m filming, and me in London. Which me do you want?! In New York, I wake up and read all my messages from my fiancé [British sports agent David Gardner]. We’re moving to London in September, but right now I’m in New York and he’s there, so we text all night long. I wake my dog, Neal, and carry him down the stairs to pick up my one-year-old, Sailor, and get my older son, Milo, who’s 11, up for school. 7:10 A.M. Sailor crawls around and tries to break into the fridge while I make breakfast. I have a cup of coffee and nibble on whatever Milo’s having, eggs or French toast. Normally I’m much stricter with my diet, but since…

SPRING HAS ARRIVED, and with it the annual urge to update your wardrobe. The oversize sweaters and warm coats you bought last fall will now make way for the breezy silhouettes and cheerful shades of the new season. But where to put it all? And then, of course, there is the prospect of a summer vacation and the often daunting task of strategically packing suitcases with dresses, shoes, swimsuits, accessories, beauty products, and outfits for every occasion. The keys to making it all work: organization and efficiency. To ensure that the season is as stress-free as it should be, read on for essential tips for keeping your wardrobe organized through the coming months. START EARLY There’s no time like the present when it comes to cleaning. “It’s time to springclean…

GEARING UP FOR SPRING is one of my favorite things. I love reorganizing my closet and clearing the decks for the new season, passing through Central Park as the first leaves sprout and buds blossom, and being greeted each morning by warmer weather and brighter days. It’s a time of renewal and reinvigoration—both in fashion and in the world in general—which is why I am so thrilled that we can bring you this ode to spring, our second annual Bazaar Gardens Special, devoted to the latest and greatest in floral ideas and inspirations. The cover was created by floral stylist and artist Livia Cetti. Livia’s arrangements are artful, inventive, and intricate, and, remarkably, many of them will survive right through the summer and into the fall and beyond. Her secret?…

AERIN LAUDER’S earliest memories involve flowers. “I remember walking into my grandmother Estée’s house always greeted by large arrangements of fragrant flowers, usually roses or tuberose,” she says. “As a young girl, I visited Claude Monet’s gardens in Giverny, France. The serenity and calmness inspired my Waterlily Sun fragrance,” she adds. “Flowers are a strong part of my heritage and a beautiful way to bring a memory back to life.” When Lauder decided to start her own beauty and lifestyle line, Aerin, in 2012, she drew upon that notion. “Flowers have always been a great source of inspiration for me and are a big part of the Aerin brand,” she says. “I use floral prints in my fabric collections, and most recently in the packaging of my new candle collection.…

SUMMER IN THE CITY ShopBAZAAR editor Alana Quagliariello shares her essentials for staying cool and looking chic in the concrete jungle. THE PERFECT PAIR This season, eyewear is all about gleefully bold details. Along with her runway collection, Nicole Miller’s eyewear lineup is inspired by the streets of New York City: modern and urban, attuned to luxury, and a delicate contrast between grit and beauty. Classic styles, à la the ageless cat-eye, go contemporary with pops of grafitti-like color and modern metal rims. Protected and pretty? A perfect pair indeed.…

LUXE LIP OILS Luscious new lip oils in bright pinks and reds deeply nourish lips while leaving just a hint of color. “A sheer wash brings lips to life without competing with your eye makeup,” notes celebrity makeup artist Mélanie Inglessis. MELTPROOF EYE COLOR “Summer is the time to have fun with makeup, like a pop of color on the eyes,” says Inglessis. “Cream shadows are simple and look luminous and rich.” And waterproof mascara is a must. EASY GLOW Top a sunscreen-infused tinted moisturizer with bronze color dusted on your cheekbones, forehead, and the bridge of your nose, says Inglessis. CLEVER TOUCH-UP To apply SPF without disturbing your makeup, New York dermatologist Marina Peredo suggests Colorescience Pro Sunforgettable Mineral Sunscreen SPF 30 powder ($57). HOTTEST NAILS “Coral polish makes…

BAZAAR LOVES Use the übersilky La Mer The Perfecting Treatment ($240) as a primer before makeup to blur wrinkles and pores, or after moisturizer for a velvety finish. YOUR WEEKEND LOOK Brush Laura Geller’s creamy powder blush wherever the sun usually bronzes your face, then slick on a lightweight, super-shiny Chantecaille lipstick. Big sunglasses and go! NEW BRAND TO KNOW Check out celebrity makeup artist Fiona Stiles’s namesake collection at Ulta. Everything is gorgeous and, best of all, goofproof. THIS GIVES YOU PERFECT SKIN Just a few drops of Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow Foundation Broad Spectrum SPF 25 ($60) delivers a luminous complexion. BIG, BOUNCY HAIR Tresemmé’s Beauty-Full Volume Collection switches up the routine: Use Pre-wash Conditioner first, then Volume Shampoo ($5 each). It works. CHIC SCENT As modern…

PRECEDING PAGES MAKEUP: PETER PHILIPS FOR CHRISTIAN DIOR PRECEDING PAGES MAKEUP: ISAMAYA FFRENCH FOR YSL BEAUTY For fashion and beauty credits, see Where to Buy. Sittings editors: Ben Perreira and Constance Féral; sittings assistant: Ron Hartleben; hair: Kerry Warn for John Frieda; makeup: Peter Philips for Christian Dior and Isamaya Ffrench for YSL Beauty; manicures: Anatole Rainey for Christian Dior; casting and production: Evelien Joos; production: Dante Frongillo; set design: Louis Benzoni; art direction: Jim Kaemmerling; design: Jeremy Kaye. CREATIVE DIRECTION STEPHEN GAN…

BOLD BRIGHTS By Peter Philips, creative and image director of Christian Dior Makeup “Spring makeup is all about fun and playfulness,” says Philips of his multicolored eye shadow and brilliant glossy lip. “A splash of color becomes an accessory.” GET THE LOOK • Create a clean canvas. Use a flat foundation brush to dot small amounts of Dior Diorskin Forever Makeup ($50) on your cheeks, chin, and forehead, then blend with a sponge to even out traces of brushstrokes. “The finish of this foundation is luminous but not metallic,” explains Philips. “It’s like velvet.” After hiding blemishes or dark circles with creamy Dior Diorskin Star Concealer ($36), dust a generous amount of loose powder under the eyes. “This sets the concealer and makes the eyes brighter,” he says. • Mascara…

Anthony Vaccarello sits in his local, a mildly jazzed up café on an unglamorous boulevard in the 10th Arrondissement of Paris. It’s the afternoon after his Fall 2016 show in March, and he’s the definition of unperturbed. All around him swirl rumors that he will replace Hedi Slimane at Saint Laurent. Last night’s show of his signature line, Anthony Vaccarello, all lace-up minis and corset detailing, was his best ever attended, and Versus Versace, where he double-times as creative director, is on an expansion tear, with new stores in New York, London, and Paris all opening last fall. The most Vaccarello will say about Saint Laurent are words of admiration for Slimane. “I have a lot of respect for him, doing what he believes in,” he says. “He doesn’t give…

I’m going for 105, then I’ll see if I want to change professions,” says Carmen Dell’Orefice, who, at 84, is not only one of the past century’s most-celebrated muses but also the oldest working model. Championed by Bazaar editors Diana Vreeland and Carmel Snow, Dell’Orefice struggled with an unstable home life and embraced the fashion world of the ’40s and ’50s as her adoptive family. “I would never have become the person I am without my surrogate fathers, Erwin Blumenfeld, Horst P. Horst, Irving Penn, and Cecil Beaton; my surrogate brothers, Gleb Derujinsky, Richard Avedon, Francesco Scavullo, and Victor Skrebneski; and my Dutch uncle, Norman Parkinson.” Of Derujinsky, who shot this cover of her for Bazaar’s May 1959 issue, Dell’Orefice says, “He saw the world in a big way, and…