Innehållsförteckning för April 2020 från Harper's Bazaar

Now that you have our April issue, get ready to shop it. Look for the SB icon next to an item in Harper’s BAZAAR: It means the item is available to buy on ShopBAZAAR.com—the online store brought to you by our editors. We’ve partnered with the best specialty boutiques, most coveted designers, and prestige beauty brands to present the must-have fashion and beauty edit of the season, in a shopping destination that’s open around the clock and around the world.…

WAKING UP LOOKING well rested requires a little more than just shut-eye. As the final step in your evening routine, nourish your skin with a dollop of Merle Norman Anti-Aging Complex Night Cream, the centerpiece of a six-product complexion-renewing system. The buttery formula sinks in quickly and continues to deliver time-released moisture while you slumber. Its exclusive peptide blend also works over time to plump and smooth fine lines, and improve firmness and bounce. Greet the morning feeling refreshed and looking luminous.…

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ACCESSORIES ONE TO WATCH Boasting a full diamond bracelet segmented to mimic scales, Bulgari’s new Serpenti Seduttori Tourbillon white-gold timepiece is the smallest women’s Tourbillon style on the market. FASHION DRESSED FOR SUCCESS Founded by celebrity stylist (and Bazaar fashion department alum) Amanda Ross, ARossGirl is a new line of minimalist chic dresses in bright, animated hues. They’re sure to dazzle at every occasion, from a casual night out to dinner with friends to whatever royal engagements may arise. BOOK HOW BAZAAR An epic view of Bazaar’s 153-year history, Harper’s Bazaar: First in Fashion (Rizzoli) surveys the magazine’s most iconic moments, images, and creative achievements, and how they influenced and, in some cases, changed fashion. Published as a companion to the exhibition of the same name, on view through July…

THE “LIQUID facelift” was supposed to change everything. Using filler to rescaffold sagging skin seemed like a bright idea: It was cheaper and less invasive than surgery. The problem is, “fillers don’t actually lift the skin; they just push it outward,” says Paul Jarrod Frank, M.D., a New York dermatologist. Keep filling, “and that’s how people end up looking like Cabbage Patch Dolls.” The answer? Less invasive procedures that can buy you time (and cost a fraction of the price). Here, experts explain some of the newest options. THE NEW THREAD LIFTS Thread lifts made a splash when they hit the scene about 15 years ago but quickly waned in popularity. The procedure—in which sutures were used to temporarily lift the skin and stimulate the body’s own collagen production—often used…

When I heard about Gwyneth Paltrow’s erstwhile “living apart together” arrangement (LAT) with her husband, Brad Falchuk, early in their marriage, I registered the typical feeling of envy laced with derision that Gwyneth so often inspires in me. “Of course she does,” I thought. But she and Falchuk aren’t alone. According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2019 Current Population Survey, there are roughly 9 million opposite-sex married couples who don’t live together and who love each other from afar for a variety of reasons. My husband, Brett, snores so loudly that I can hear him not only from a different room but from a different floor. After having three children, I’m prone to sheet-drenching night sweats. Oh, and we live with three children. These are only a few of many…

LYNN GOLDSMITH and Patti Smith’s recently released book, Before Easter After (Taschen), is a collection of Goldsmith’s photographs of Smith taken mostly during the period around the release of Smith’s 1978 album, Easter. But one of the volume’s surprise supporting characters is Smith’s wardrobe, which runs the gamut from punkrock leather jackets to designer blazers. There are scarves—many of them, including one she gave to Bob Dylan and another given to her by her brother, Todd. There are jackets by Armani and Valentino, a white dress that was a gift from Robert Mapplethorpe, and a pair of Swiss army boots that she wore into the ground (and are now in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame). Smith still owns many of the items. “One of the problems for people…

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“FASHION IS about a smile, a flash of beauty, a moment of artistic genius.” I wrote those words in the December 2001 issue, in my second editor’s letter for Harper’s Bazaar. My first issue was going to the printer on the day of the September 11 attacks, and the question of what role fashion—and fashion magazines—would play in the world and in our lives hung in the air. I’d been the editor in chief of Marie Claire—first in Britain and then in America—for 13 years, and was doing double duty, editing both that magazine and Bazaar while the executives at Hearst searched for my replacement there. As I sat down to write that editor’s letter, it was difficult to know what to say. So I decided to talk about why I…

The PANTSUIT Dress down a classic set via a novelty bag and leather slides.…

SEE YOU TOMORROW, at Nordstrom’s new New York flagship, offers discounts on covetable pieces like Balenciaga sneakers and colorful mohair Ganni sweaters—but this is no average sale section. In a novel move for a high-end department store, everything in the shop-in-shop is pre-owned. “More than half of Americans are now involved in some form of re-commerce, whether that’s resale, consignment, or clothing rental services,” says Olivia Kim, vice president of creative projects at Nordstrom, on why the legacy retailer decided to opt for resale. Unlike the traditional linear model of shop, wear, and dispose, the circular fashion economy has a positive environmental impact by keeping luxe goods in play, which, as Kim sees it, is good for the future of the business: “Re-commerce validates buying luxury because it shows that…

JEAN THEORY Acing casual cool is as easy as slipping on a good pair of jeans. But refining it? That’s where polished styling is key. This season, designers set a new standard for effortless dressing, showing a wide range of washes, cuts, and silhouettes with structured jackets and tailored button-downs. Stella McCartney’s ’90s-inspired twist paired stonewashed front-seam jeans with a utilitarian collared shirt and barely there sandals, while at Celine, Hedi Slimane channeled the ’70s with high-waisted flares, a collarless vest, and white ankle boots. Daniel Lee’s collection for Bottega Veneta featured crisp indigo wash denim and square-toe pumps as the base for a sleek double-denim combo. Givenchy’s Clare Waight Keller proved that opposites really do attract by juxtaposing distressed straight-leg jeans with an oversize blazer and heeled mules. And…

I skydived once. The actual jumping out of the plane is scarier than the falling.” SERENA WILLIAMS: You are exactly the same person I knew when you were 16. How have you remained so humble, loving, and down-to-earth? GIGI HADID: I think that I’ve always seen myself the same. Although I’ve had dreams come true and gotten to experience so much, my inner dialogue has always been one of self-reflection and keeping integrity as my main focus in everything I do. I also give a lot of credit to the fact that I’m a Taurus, whether that has anything to do with it or not… Haha… But I’ve always felt a connection to when people say that a Taurus is at peace with the timing of the earth. I trust…

“PICASSO’S GOAT! Little Alexander, with a glass of Scotch whisky in one hand, lolls on the base of Picasso’s immortal bronze goat. His other hand is hooked like a coat hanger over the nose of the goat as if he intends to hang forever from this baggy-dugged milestone of Culture in the lobby of the Museum of Modern Art.” That scene is from the beginning of a November 1964 piece in Harper’s Bazaar by Tom Wolfe called “The New Art Gallery Society,” about a party to celebrate the reopening of MoMA, which had been closed for six months for the construction of a new wing. At the time, art openings in New York were society events that attracted all manner of artist, gallerist, institutionalist, patron, critic, swan, scion, politico, celebrity,…

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KEEP • Patent footwear • Black-and-gold jewelry • Romantic blouses RECYCLE • Bucket hats • One-sleeve tops • Pool slides…

Set at the end of a long drive flanked by centuries-old stone pines twisting crookedly up to the heavens, I Casali del Pino, the Fendi family’s country estate outside of Rome, evokes a 19th-century Italian landscape painting. Just six miles northwest of the Colosseum, the property predates the Roman Empire, and the family’s transformation of 430 acres into an organic farm adds to that sense of longevity. It’s here that Silvia Venturini Fendi spends weekends with her sisters, Ilaria—who runs the farm’s operations—and Maria Teresa, and all of their children. “For me, it’s really a way of resetting from city life and working in fashion, which is very demanding,” Venturini Fendi says with characteristic understatement. Encompassing a terra-cotta farmhouse with pretty eau de Nil shutters, a dairy, an agritourism hotel…

Buyer extraordinaire and Hampden founder Stacy Smallwood is making your fashion dreams come true. Get ready to hear even more about Hampden, the Charleston-based boutique dominating the shopping scene. With a dazzling store expansion (think luxe decor, photo booths, private VIP suites) and an unrivaled talent for curating and discovering the best in fashion, Smallwood is making the glamorous shopping experience you dream about a reality.…

ARIES MARCH 21–APRIL 20 Unexpected developments may unsettle you this month. Rather than be unnerved, look for ways to capitalize on an arrangement created by others. And you needn’t be afraid of being perceived as opportunistic; instead you’ ll be seen for just how clever you are. LUCKY DAY: The 17th. A boost to your confidence turns fantasy into reality. TAURUS APRIL 21–MAY 21 You’ve avoided venturing into unfamiliar territory in the past, but you’re about to become far more gung ho about trying different things. Just make sure your newfound boldness doesn’t scare off a particular person. LUCKY DAY: The 4th. Being proactive in certain areas enhances your image. GEMINI MAY 22–JUNE 21 Joint financial, business, or property matters should be on the upswing in April. Even so, resist…

I was leaving my shrink one day in a Celine leopard coat and rhinestone hair clips—I was done up. I noticed this sanitation worker staring at me and thought he was a hater, but then he said, ‘Love that outfit, man, you go.’” If I could be a woman, I’d want to be Miuccia Prada. She’s the perfect balance of right and wrong, fashion, intelligence, and irony.” I think it’s nice that guys are playing with things like having a fancy manicure or wearing a head scarf, which always seemed to belong to the queen and people who generally identified as women.” When people say a ‘woman’s bag,’ I’m like, ‘It’s just a bag!’ A bag is not gendered.”…

Katie Piper is wellknown in the U.K. as an author, television presenter, and podcaster. But today, wear ing an unbuttoned white Saint Laurent shirt and high-waisted black briefs with a pair of Manolos in a London photo studio, the 36-year-old from rural Hampshire is practically incognito. Her long, tousled hair blows around her dark smoky eyes and wide cheekbones. Between shots she stops and gazes at the monitor. “I’ve never seen myself like this,” she says, her voice choking a bit with emotion. It’s the kind of reaction one might expect from almost anyone confronted with an image of herself in a fashion magazine. At the same time it’s not hard to see why the experience would resonate with Piper so profoundly. The daughter of a barber and a teacher,…