Harper's Bazaar Australiaの March 2017 の目次

READY FOR EVERY THING has been the slogan for our March issue since we began planning it late last year, as it truly sums up the current mood in fashion in which anything goes — or,as BAZAAR’s Clare Maclean writes on page 110,“No one bats an eyelid that half the crowd looks like they are about to go clubbing and the other half like they are on their way to do a supermarket shop. ” But as I write this on Australia Day eve (more so than ever I feel very grateful that I live in this incredible country), I truly feel that “Ready for Everything” sums up the global mood right now — not just wearing trainers with sequins. TheTrump effect has had a worldwide impact, and the…

IN JUNE 2012, in Latakia, the heart of the Assad regime in Syria, Janine di Giovanni met Nada, a young woman who had joined the revolution because she “wanted the chance to live in a democracy”, she told the war correspondent. But shortly afterwards, Nada was arrested by the military police and taken to prison, where she was beaten and abused. When she was thirsty, authorities would sometimes order a male prisoner to urinate in a bottle and force her to drink it. Finally, Nada was raped, she told di Giovanni in a Turkish safe house after eight months in jail. “When she was telling me her horrific story she literally got up, ran into the bathroom and threw up, and I thought maybe I pushed something too far,” says…

Fashion designers spend their days dressing and obsessing over the female form, but even by industry standards, Michael Kors loves women. If you look back at the defining moments in theAmerican designer’s 35-year career, a strong, stylish woman has been by his side at almost all of them. When he opened Iron Butterfly Boutique, his first retail ‘store’, aged 11, his grandmother helped him set up shop in the basement of his family home. In the early ’80s, when Bergdorf Goodman asked to see his first collection, Kors called his aunt, who packed the clothes into her Mercedes (“I think she thought she was going to meet the president of Bergdorf ’s, Dawn Mello — she got all dressed up!” he recalls) and drove them to the Bergdorf courier dock…

CÉLINE STATE OF THE ART. GUINEVERE VAN SEENUS WEARS CÉLINE DRESS, $4550, AND SHOES, $2100; AMERICAN APPAREL BRA, $14; WOLFORD BRIEFS, $90. BALENCIAGA SHOULDERING DIMENSION. CAROLYN MURPHY WEARS, VARIOUSLY, BALENCIAGA JACKET, $2868, DRESS, $1905, TIGHTS, PRICE ON APPLICATION, AND SHOES, $849. FERNANDA LY, LINEISY MONTERO, ODETTE PAVLOVA, GIEDRÉ DUKAUSKAITÉ, LITAY AND DILONE WEAR, VARIOUSLY, BALENCIAGA JACKETS, $1864 TO $6683 EACH, TOPS, $1864 EACH, BLOUSE, $2025, PANTASHOES, $3810 EACH, GLOVES, PRICE ON APPLICATION, AND SHOES, $849. ESTÉE LAUDER DOUBLE WEAR NUDE CUSHION STICK RADIANT MAKEUP ($58). FENDI DOUBLE VIEW. STELLA LUCIA AND FERNANDA WEAR FENDI DRESSES, BOTH PRICE ON APPLICATION. NEXXUS COLOR ASSURE GLOSSING TONIC FOR COLORED HAIR ($26. 45). GIORGIO ARMANI SHEER APPROACH. FERNANDA WEARS GIORGIO ARMANI DRESS, $8250. GIORGIO ARMANI POWER FABRIC LONGWEAR HIGH COVERAGE FOUNDATION SPF 25 ($99).…

“THE BIGGEST QUESTION I ASKED MYSELF WHEN I CAME TO LOEWE WAS IF I ACTUALLY BELIEVE IN THE IDEA OF LUXURY. I THINK LUXURY IS SUCH A DATED IDEA WHEN TESCO [THE UK SUPERMARKET CHAIN] DO ‘LUXURY SAUSAGES’ AND ‘LUXURY MASHED POTATO’. SO I HAD THE IDEA OF BUILDING A CULTUR AL BRAND. ” So says Jonathan Anderson, the 32-year-old Northern Ireland-born, London-based designer as he surveys Loewe’s new flagship store in Madrid, the first under his creative direction. “It’s the first time I’ve been able to see the concept come to life. But, like everything else, once you’ve done it you’re kind of over it. ” Anderson is momentarily distracted by his three phones — one for personal use, one for his eponymous brand, J. W. Anderson, and another…

“Scientists have discovered UV rays aren’t skin’s greatest threat when it comes to ageing. It’s actually CAR EXHAUST FUMES.” It’s mid-afternoon in the backstreets of Tokyo’s raucous Roppongi district and the winter sun is fading fast, signalling an early end to the day. Harried mothers pushing strollers hurry home to make dinner,dodging knots of office workers gathering on corners, sneaking one last cigarette break. However, mere metres down a side alley off the strip, inside Tomio Koyama Gallery, exists a parallel universe: a serene setting of smooth concrete floors and expansive white walls. Currently on show in the pin-drop-quiet space are the works of 44-year-old Mika Ninagawa, a photographer renowned for her hyper-colourful, joyful works of flowers, goldfish and teen idols that have made her a cultural superstar in Japan…

ROLL WITH THE PUNCHES Supermodels clad in gloves (and we’re not talking the fingerless kind) are crowding our Instagram feed. Veterans (Adriana Lima, Karlie Kloss) and rookies alike (Hadid squared) are all endorsing boxing. “It’s a high-intensity workout that tones without building bulk,” says George Bashour, a HIITCore trainer at Physicore in Sydney. We’ve rounded up some of the best classes so you can see what all the fuss is about. ACT: Get ready to work hard at Elite Physique’s BoxFit class, a sweat-inducing workout that’ll reinvigorate you. elitephysique.com.au. NSW: While the ring at Corporate Fitness Centre can appear intimidating at first glance, it takes all of 30 seconds for you to feel right at home (50 per cent of members here are female). corporatefitnesscentre.com.au. QLD: Boxr in Brisbane…

US model and celebrity Hailey Baldwin has teamed up with iconic Australian beauty brand ModelCo to create the Hailey Baldwin for ModelCo limited edition cosmetics collection. The range is inspired by Hailey’s signature beauty look and contains all her “must-have” beauty products for face, eyes, lips and body. Shop it while it lasts! Glow Skin Perfecting Beauty Balm This multi-tasking balm instantly hydrates skin with moisture, minimises appearance of pores and diffuses lines, leaving a radiant, healthy glow ($59). The Filter Contour & Glow - Cream/ Powder Allows you to shade and highlight the face with a custom cream/powder duo ($49). On-The-Glow Cream Highlighter A subtle, natural highlighter to spotlight your best features, leaving a sheer, next-level glow without sparkle. Available in 3 shades…

 “WELCOME TO THE PALM SPRINGS retirement home for genteel musicians,” quipped Mick Jagger from the stage during the first of two headlining gigs with The Rolling Stones at the Desert Trip music festival in Indio, California. Last year was the premier one for Desert Trip, engineered by the organisers of Coachella as a pair of blockbuster boomer-rock weekends in October; the event was immediately rechristened “Oldchella” for a line-up that also featured Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Paul McCartney,The Who and Roger Waters of Pink Floyd, with nary a performer under the age of 60 (most, in fact, were in their seventies). The crowd, though, was varied — a mix of age-appropriate diehards and younger fans — and the festival, by most accounts, was a success, drawing more than 75,000 people…

ELIZA O’HARE: This is your second book on the subject of manners. What compelled you to write it? DAVID MEAGHER: The short answer is other people. I would get so annoyed by people texting during movies or walking down the street looking at their phones and bumping into me that I thought the only thing I could do to fix the situation was write a guide to behaving well. The time David Meagher. was right to get back into the manners business. EOH: What’s the most appalling slip of etiquette you have ever witnessed? DM: There are so many! Just today I was in a public toilet and the man next to me at the urinal was conducting a Skype video call on his mobile while going about his business…

“I’m a sucker for a bit of bling,” Georgia Fowler confesses. No surprises, then, that the Victoria’s Secret model fell for her cover look — a tulle Louis Vuitton evening gown with hand embroidery inspired by the house’s iconic Epi leather pattern. Fowler is equally fashion conscious in her downtime, opting for high-wattage accessories from Gucci, Miu Miu and Chanel, which she works back with Balenciaga and Louis Vuitton ready-to-wear (naturally). ON THE COVER Photographed by Darren McDonald. Styled by Naomi Smith. Georgia Fowler wears Louis Vuitton dress, $17,000; her own earring. Hair by Sophie Roberts at The Artist Group; makeup by Linda Jefferyes at The Artist Group. Georgia Fowler is represented by IMG; Darren McDonald is represented by The Artist Group. Price approximate. See Buylines for stockists. Get Fowler’s…

I began my book on the day it was due at a little desk in the main house, which was surrounded by jungle and built on a hill overlooking the sea. Simon Mott [my addiction specialist at Hope Rehab,Thailand] is a big believer in “Get up before your addiction”, so it was still dark outside when I typed my first coherent sentences in years. My head was so clear before dawn. Who knew? I stayed two months, feeding bananas to dirty monkeys by the railroad tracks and swimming in the ocean and feeling very far away from NewYork. I went to bed at eight o’clock every night, then woke up at four to write. I was also counselled heavily about my delusional devotion to ADHD drugs. They were hurting me,…

“Anything slightly literal on me — Gucci turbans, Stella McCartney’s sari-esque dresses — tip the scales towards tourist territory, at least in my head.” Miuccia Prada called it right when she once said that,to her,fashion is a language. It transcends verbal barriers quicker than Google Translate,communicating your taste,mood, financial status, politics and travels with little more than a quick once-over. When it comes to my own sartorial language, I like to think I’m multilingual. Frayed denim and a preference for open-toe slides speak to a childhood lived in Sydney; an abundance of tailored separates and trench coats hints at a few years in London; and in a patois far less pronounced, a few accents — mostly sparkly — speak to my Indian background. I’d be lying if I said my…

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Bianca Spender is poring over a copy of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with her right-hand woman, Lydia Dobson, when I walk into her Sydney studio on a steamy day in late spring. To my left are racks of samples, mostly from her A/W 2017 collection, and to my right a wall containing what has to be one of the most expansive moodboards I’ve ever seen. Lewis Carroll’s work features here, too — in this case, his lesser-known photographs of Victorian waifs. Daguerreotype portraits and snaps of sports teams from the era are also on show, as are moody landscape shots from Cape Banks, a headland in national park at Sydney’s La Perouse — a favourite haunt for Spender and her family. What’s missing is any imagery of the original inspiration…

“FOR SIX MONTHS I HADN’T BEEN IN ONE CITY FOR LONGER THAN FOUR DAYS.”Louis Vuitton top and necklace, both price on application. “I’M A LITTLE BIT BUSY AT THE MOMENT TO FOCUS ON LOVE. I’M IN A RELATIONSHIP WITH MY JOB.” WHEN ASKED what she’s up to when Harper’s BAZAAR calls, Georgia Fowler doesn’t mince words. “I’m doing a whole lot of nothing,” she says with a laugh. “I’m sitting by the pool here in Auckland veging out. Being able to come home and go to the beach, enjoy good food and spend time with my family — it really keeps me sane. ” If anyone has earned the opportunity to chill at the close of 2016, it is Fowler. From walking for Miu Miu at Paris fashion week…

The first signs of ageing can pop up in your early twenties as skin begins to dull and fine lines start to appear. In fact, there are seven signs of ageing including enlarged pores, dark spots, sagging, uneven skin texture and tones – but you don’t need that many products to have an effective skincare routine. The Olay Total Effects range is packed with ingredients that are hardworking and multitasking (just like you), targeting the seven signs with these simple steps. FRESH START One product with seven cleansing benefits, this foaming wash removes impurities, leaving skin feeling balanced and refreshed. Olay Total Effects Foaming Cleanser. $13.99, 100g COMPLEXION PERFECTION Cover imperfections with this lightly tinted BB crème that’s packed with anti-ageing ingredients and skin-saving SPF. Olay Total Effects Touch of…

Only the crème de la crème of beauty products are elevated to ‘cult status’, and it just so happens that some of our favourites are getting a makeover in 2017. Add your name to the waiting list for these must-buys. 1. That notoriously beautiful little blue pot inspired by the mighty orchid is getting an upgrade in 2017, as its original 3G technology is replaced by a new super-powerful formula derived from two orchid species. Guerlain Orchidée Impériale 4G Cream, $570. 2. Shu Uemura Ultime8 Sublime Beauty Cleansing Oil, $135, has built on its luxurious blend of eight precious oils, adding a new Asian mix of Japanese camellia, Korean ginseng and golden bamboo. 3. Elizabeth Arden’s legendary Ceramide Capsules have given way to the next generation of more powerful, more…

EYE ADVANCE To tackle the effects of stressful modern life, Estée Lauder introduces Advanced Night Repair Concentrated Recovery Eye Mask, infused with the beloved Advanced Night Repair formula to rejuvenate the look and feel of the eye area. In just 10 minutes, eyes look radiant, rested and renewed. esteelauder.com.au. GREAT WHITE Anne Fontaine, the Paris-based label renowned for “The Beautiful White Shirt”, has arrived in Australia, setting up an “Icon” store within a Sydney landmark. Level 1, QVB, Sydney, (02) 9267 3833; annefontaine.com. CHIC BREW Peroni Nastro Azzurro is Italy’s number one premium beer; a crisp and refreshing lager with an unmistakeable character and a touch of Italian style. peroniitaly.com. GO ROGUE Inspired by the free-spirited Coach girl, the ‘Rogue’ is a go-anywhere bag in glove-tanned leather with a luxe…

1910 The Alfa Romeo brand is born 1923 Italian race car driver Ugo Sivocci races the 1923 RL Targa Florio — on which he painted his good luck symbol, a white square with a green four-leaf clover (known as the quadrifoglio verde). He won the race — and the emblem is still used on the brand’s Quadrifoglio cars today 1954 The Giulietta is the first car with a person’s name, and a girl’s one at that 1962 The first Giulia is born, the heir to the Giulietta 1967 Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 Stradale is introduced and is the first production vehicle to feature butterfly doors 2014 Alfa Romeo announces a brand renaissance with the introduction of the Alfa Romeo 4C 2015 Alfa Romeo Giulia world premiere 2017 The Alfa Romeo…

My style is androgynous with a feminine twist. These SUNGLASSES [1] are my favourites. Right now I’m coveting this RAFFIA BAG [2] and PINK TRENCH COAT [3]. I’m a big fan of Alessandro Michele at GUCCI [4, 12]. This TOTE [5] will be my next purchase. Dior’s slingback LOGO PUMPS [6] are my must-have shoes. I always carry LA PRAIRIE LIP BALM [7]. Phoebe Philo’s TIMELESS DESIGNS [8, 10] for Céline are so chic. Anissa Kermiche jewellery [9] has a sleek SENSE OF HUMOUR. The oversized clasp is an INTERESTING DETAIL on this clutch [11]. A SHIRTDRESS [13] is perfect for summer. BOOT PANTS [14] ? Yes, please. I feel so sophisticated wearing this MEN’S FRAGRANCE [15]. I always use Surf Spray [16] to give my hair TEXTURE. J. W.…

“I’ve never felt as desirable or been told I’m beautiful as much as I have since I began dating younger men.”– Cindy Gallop Consider the media headlines announcing that Wendi Deng, Rupert Murdoch’s ex-wife, had recently repartnered: “Wendi Deng’s New Boyfriend is 64 YearsYounger than her Ex-Husband” or “Wendi Deng, 48, Rings in New Year with 21-Year-Old Hungarian Hunk”. Her romance with model Bertold Zahoran was met with some heart emojis on social media, and a good deal more nasty scepticism. Terms such as “toy boy” and “sugar mummy” were bandied about. Yet she’s not the only woman of a certain age who’s lately paired up with a younger counterpart. There’s Megan Gale, 41, and her partner, Shaun Hampson, 28, and Kylie Minogue, 48, who is engaged to Joshua Sasse,…

For most mere mortals, wearing one coloured piece of clothing is scary enough — but two … or three? Forget about it. Yet judging by the riotous palettes worn by the fashion crowd outside the S/S 2017 shows, it might be time for a radical rethink. Let’s face it, old sayings such as “Blue and green should never been seen” have never carried much weight with the fashion industry,but now it’s taken colour clashing to another level. It’s all about the oddest combinations imaginable — think mustard yellow and rose pink, which were brazenly thrown together by those who clearly couldn’t decide between the two cult hues of the season. Red and hot pink was another popular and unlikely pairing, as were brown and purple; turquoise, pink and blue; and…

THE CHRISTIAN DIOR show at Paris fashion week is one of the most star-studded events on the fashion calendar, and on September 30, 2016, the day of Maria Grazia Chiuri’s debut for the house, the VIP crowd is especially bright. Kate Moss rocks up in a denim shirt and black trousers, Rihanna in an embellished halterneck cocktail dress with strappy stilettos. Jennifer Lawrence is wearing cropped jeans and a sheer tank top,while Carla Bruni arrives in a burgundy velvet blazer and shrink-wrapped leather pants. No one bats an eyelid that half the crowd looks like they are about to go clubbing and the other half like they are on their way to do a supermarket shop. After all, for fashion veterans, this sartorially diverse mix is par for the course…

MALONE SOULIERS X ROKSANDA Roksanda has teamed up with London-based shoe brand Malone Souliers (Beyoncé and Solange Knowles are both fans) for a collection of flats and heels inspired by the designer’s S/S 2017 offering — think pointed mules and sandals in a palette of lemon, cream and pink with woven-strap detailing, playing into fashion’s artisanal mood. Available from stylebop. com from this month. COS TURNS 10 Swedish high-street brand COS, best known for its timeless wardrobe staples, launched in Australia as recently as the end of 2014, but its first ever store opened in London’s Regent Street 10 years ago. To celebrate the milestone, the design team has created a 10-piece capsule collection — with a twist. Each of the pieces, spanning childrens-, womens- and menswear, are designed using…

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IT WASN’T SO LONG AGO when the only choice a woman had to make concerning her lips was whether to opt for a gloss or stick. Fast-forward just one year and adjectives such as ‘overdrawn’,‘winged’,‘two-toned’ and ‘bedazzled’ have entered the discourse. Lips are big — both literally and figuratively. “It’s quite funny — trends come and go, but the return of the lip in all its forms has been such a thing,” makeup artist Pat McGrath said of the statement-lip runway phenomenon, citing social media as the root cause. And beauty powerhouses including L'Oréal, Elizabeth Arden and Dior have followed suit, launching a slew of new lip products. This year is set to be even madder, as lip-product innovation takes centre stage for companies globally. “New formulas are really what…

“IT’S NOT THAT WE HATE HOW WE LOOK — IT’S JUST THEY’VE GOT A SECRET WEAPON WE’RE NOT UTILISING.” AN IMPENDING DIVORCE, hence now a single mother of two teenage boys. A challenging gig as a marketing director at a major bank. The prospect of dating for the first time in 20 years. Yes, it’s fair to say 41-year-old Anastasia* is seriously stressed right now. But what’s really got her down is the recent depressing realisation that senior male executives in her organisation pay more attention to what comes out of her mouth on the days she knows she looks better than normal. “Deep down,I know there’s something truly piteous and tragic in confessing this, but when I’ve had my injectables — the Botox and the fillers — I know…

1. Shade Variation Care in Baby Blond by Christophe Robin, $65. A nourishing toning treatment every blonde should own. 2. Doo. Over by Kevin.Murphy, $42.95: the best of the best dry shampoos because it’s powder free, so you don’t get that white residue. 3. AirStyle Flexible Finish Cream by Oribe, $58. Not a fan of dry shampoo? This gives soft texture: add a pea-sized amount for a polished bed-head look. 4. Re. Store by Kevin.Murphy, $54.95. Great when your hair needs a shampoo but you’re in a rush and need to skip conditioner.…

WHEN FASHION MAGAZINES announced the death of cleavage in November last year, Twitter blew up. And not with the usual positive fervour that tends to accompany trend declarations. “What about people who can’t help having cleavage?” exclaimed one follower. Another replied, “As every woman who got a boob job due to the pressures of [fashion writers] stares down at her now unfashionable cleavage ( . )Y( . )” To complicate matters, somewhere between the upper abdomen slits at Fendi and the hip cut-outs at LouisVuitton S/S 2017, the contentious midriff was officially granted high-fashion status. For one, I fall into that once fortunate, now passé category of women with big boobs (#blessednomore). And a sixpack I do not have: send help. It’s been a rollercoaster ride of high-, side- and, who…

Mary Booth Editor, 1867–1889 The founding editor of Harper’s BAZAR (as it was known until it changed to the contemporary spelling in 1929) was a leading intellectual, famous for her translations of eminent French authors during the American Civil War, written in support of the cause of the Union. Booth, born in New York in 1831, also campaigned against slavery and for women’s right to vote, while her commitment to literary excellence saw her publishing the greatest 19th-century novelists and poets in BAZAR. She died in 1889 at the age of 57. Elizabeth Jordan Editor, 1900–1913 Born in Wisconsin in 1865, Jordan began her career in journalism as the women’s-page editor of a local newspaper in her hometown, Milwaukee. In 1890, she moved to NewYork, where she made her…

“I’m not interested in drawing someone unless they’re exuding their personality. ” ELIZA O’HARE: Your pencil drawings are dark and intimate — how would you describe them? RICHIE HINES: I’m not interested in drawing someone unless they’re exuding their personality in some fashion,whether that is through their pose, expression or style. So I am not really executing a style … I am just selective with my subjects. But I do prioritise an accurate representation of whoever I choose to draw, especially if I am drawing someone I know. I’ll ask to draw them more than once if I haven’t yet “got it”; some friends get biannual requests. I aim to capture the personalities of my subjects when I draw them, or whatever moment is happening between us. EOH: Pencil and…

A LICE NAYLOR-LEYLAND’S London home lies behind a pale blue door, wedged unassumingly between two boutiques on the King’s Road in Chelsea. Crossing the threshold, it is as though you’re following her namesake down the rabbit hole into a Diptyque-scented wonderland of exotic prints, sequins and feathers. The fashion and lifestyle consultant divides her time between Chelsea and Stibbington, a picturesque Regency manor in Cambridgeshire, which she shares with her husband,Tom, a hotelier, and their two small children, Billy and Nancy. “I’m in town for two or three days a week”, she says,“and when I’m here it’s nonstop meetings. By the end, I can’t wait to just sit on the sofa and look at sheep”. It was when the family relocated from the city to the countryside that Naylor-Leyland set…

THE BEST THING ABOUT KOKOMO ISLAND in Fiji? Just everything. There are few places that can match the pure lush spectacle of Fiji at any time, but this new resort, created by property developer Lang Walker (“I thought I would give it one year and $10 million; it’s been six years and $130 million,” he says of the project) is a game changer. Walker has thrown his half-century of experience in global property development and his accrued standards in luxury travel (they’re pretty high) at the island, and it’s that killer combination that gives Kokomo a point of difference amid Fiji’s wash of primal beauty and flat-out indulgence. This is a whole new level of South Pacific magnificence. And it’s just four hours from Sydney or Brisbane. Here it is.…

“I’m crazy and I don’t pretend to be anything else. ”– RIHANNA singer and Piscean PISCES February 19–March 20 The key word this month (for everyone) is “intense”. Relationships and money are where this applies to you, with a full moon likely to bring out the best or worst in a love or work partnership. In all cases, it seems both sides want the same thing, they just don’t realise it yet. Step back, take a breath and let things unfurl naturally. Mars and frustration may cause a rash reaction or two, so get things set in stone from everyone else, but be circumspect with all you say or write at the moment. ARIES March 21–April 19 Love planetVenus is in your sign until May, adding extra intensity to relationships.…

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