Tabla de contenidos para October 2017 en Harper's Bazaar Australia

I often talk about how the BAZAAR office is my water cooler and the conversations here can honestly span Trump (daily!) to Gucci shoes to the calories in a Doughnut Time Flakey AF, back to Chanel shoes, and, as rarely as possible, to Pauline Hanson. I have a bunch of smart, savvy women and men working on my team who are absolutely obsessed with the zeitgeist, whether it’s politics, fashion, celebrity, fitness, the arts, beauty or health, which is why I have loved editing the October issue of BAZAAR, as we have managed to tick off almost every subject we love to discuss and debate. Former Obama White House deputy chief of staff Alyssa Mastromonaco has written an exclusive piece about life after the ultimate all-consuming job (page 66), and…

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“I love my body. When I look in the mirror, I see a woman who is strong and ambitious, satisfied with who she is.” She is the picture of glowing health, with olive skin, sloping cheekbones and almond-shaped eyes ON A BREEZY MANHATTAN MORNING, ASHLEY GRAHAM is draped over a statue of Demeter, the goddess of agriculture and fertility, and surrounded by daffodils, lavender and peach trees. We’re in the Elizabeth Street Garden, a whimsical oasis of neoclassical deities and stone lions, hidden away in a pocket of SoHo that feels more like Tuscany. It’s the perfect setting for a shoot with the American model, who looks divine in a scarlet off-the-shoulder Marina Rinaldi dress. The picture of glowing health, with olive skin, sloping cheekbones…

“It was so painful at first, but I’d rather spend an hour with her than three hours at the gym.” When it comes to losing inches, top models and fashion A-listers have a new secret weapon — and it has nothing to do with exercise, liposuction or starvation diets. They’re all clamouring for appointments with the latest gurus of svelte, aka body sculptors, who use (very, very) deep massage to whittle waists, de-lump derrières and tone triceps. The secret? It’s all about your fascia, the connective tissue that forms a netting throughout your body to support and protect muscles and organs. Healthy fascia is pliable, but with age, injury or lifestyle choices (from wearing high heels to doing high-impact exercise), the tissue can get stiff and form adhesions that doctors…

“Evidence shows that these types of rays can induce free radicals in the skin, triggering skin ageing and pigmentation.” – Richard Parker GIVEN OUR HARSH CLIMATE and the fact that 51 per cent of us between the ages of 18 and 54 still aren’t applying sunscreen before venturing outdoors, it is little wonder that skin cancer remains all too common in Australia, with an estimated 13,941 new cases of melanoma to be diagnosed here this year. The advice from dermatologists — to apply a broad-spectrum sun-protection product with a minimum SPF of 30 every two hours — is simple enough, but can prove a hard habit to establish. From a recent survey, Cancer Council Australia says 67 per cent of us aren’t taking that reapplication advice. Which is where the…

THE ART OF BATHING No matter where you travel in the world, you’re bound to stumble on a unique bathing ceremony. From the communal geothermal outdoor pools of Iceland to the marble-clad hammams of Turkey, many of these ancient rituals are only just beginning to find popularity in Western capitals. Novelty bathing trends beloved by millennials (rainbow bath bombs, anyone?) are going gangbusters on Instagram, while beauty novice January Jones is now a resident ‘bath critic’ for Violet Grey. Wherever you look, the bath selfie has infiltrated all generations. This is conveniently timed, as a recent study by the UK’s Loughborough University has demonstrated the health benefits of passive heating, aka taking a bath until your fingers prune up. They found that an hour-long bath burned the same amount of…

“Nothing tastes sweeter than a glass of rosé you haven’t had to get up from the pool lounge to order.” CABARITA BEACH  he besser block wall in the car park has been Instagram catnip for influencers since Halcyon House opened in Cabarita Beach near the border of New South Wales and Queensland in 2015. The hotel pool, with its scattering of palm trees and cheery blue-and-white-striped lounges scarcely less so. But when a place is as photographed as frequently as this 21-room former surfer motel turned luxury destination is, the worry is the actual experience will be all flash and no sizzle. Turns out it’s the things you can’t quite capture on an iPhone that make a stay here so worth it. There’s the speedy 18-minute drive from Gold Coast…

Aleyna fity gerald  After claiming last year’s Australia’s Next Top Model title, the Sydney model quickly found success internationally, walking for the likes of Valentino, Dior and Saint Laurent at the A/W 2017 shows as well as appearing in Balmain’s latest campaign (“I couldn’t believe it!” FitzGerald says). This month, she appears in “The Island”, on page 130, which was shot on Fraser Island in Queensland at sunrise and sunset. “My favourite part of the shoot was definitely sunset — the colours bouncing off the water were stunning. I can’t wait to go back.” The most important lesson I learnt from my time on ANTM was … “to be confident in yourself, proud of your achievements and happy. Advice for both modelling and life itself.” The three things I can’t…

The word ‘icon’ gets bandied about far too frequently, but Moss is one of those rare people who truly deserves the title. Her work for Calvin Klein, celebrated in “Kate’s New Obsession”, on page 124, is just one of many examples of memorable career moments for the supermodel. Her much-emulated personal style is equally recognisable — think classic blazers in everything from leopard to plain black, the skinniest of skinny jeans and razor-sharp Saint Laurent pumps. COVER LOOK Photographed by Nikolai von Bismarck. Styled by Elissa Santisi. Kate Moss wears Calvin Klein Jeans Established 1978 shirt and jeans, both price on application; Calvin Klein 205W39NYC top, $450. Price approximate. Hair by Sam McKnight; makeup by Hung Vanngo; manicure by Charly Avenell; production: 10-4inc; set design: Gillian O’Brien. See Buylines for…

Evelyne Ch?trite Founder and artistic director, Sandro WHAT DEFINES FRENCH STYLE? “An effortlessly chic attitude — the Parisienne always wears great basics. It’s about clever mix and match.” WHAT’S YOUR GO-TO ITEM IN YOUR WARDROBE? “Denim jeans! I don’t even know how many pairs I actually own. It’s a key piece that’s always a great start to an outfit, and it can be endlessly mixed depending on your mood.” WHAT JEWELLERY DO YOU WEAR EVERY DAY? “I really like Gaia Repossi’s work. It’s brought freshness and modernity to the brand. I also appreciate Cartier classics and Solange Azagury-Partridge.” WHOSE WORK CURRENTLY INSPIRES YOU? “The architect and designer Ettore Sottsass for his shapes, colours and modernity.” WHAT CAN YOU GET ONLY IN PARIS? “Its unique patrimonial heritage, the beauty of the…

DAY TRIPPER Upgrade your daytime wardrobe with Michel Herbelin’s classic round-faced watches. Th ese timeless styles will add polish to any look — from offi ce attire to pared-back weekend wear. Try a design featuring an elegant silver bracelet or, for something more contemporary, the recently launched Newport Connect, featuring luminous hands, mother-of-pearl detailing and a modern white strap. As sleek as it is technical, this watch delivers phone alerts and notifi cations for incoming calls and messages, and an activity tracker and sleep monitor, with a coaching device that provides tips on reaching your health and wellbeing goals. NIGHT SHIFT Eveningwear calls for a sleek, streamlined timepiece. Up the elegance with Michel Herbelin’s gold-plated Salambo bangle watch, which pairs a sculptural metal design with a minimalist dial featuring simple…

THIS YEAR narks the 20th anniversary of the death of iconic designer Gianni Versace.Yet his design legacy - the house’s Medusa logo, scarf-print blouses in riotous col ours, embellished leather and bondage-inspired dresses that are synonymous with the supermodel era - has never felt more on-point. William Banks-Blaney of William Vintage agrees."His work was about life, joy and luxury without pomposity, and I think that has never been more relevant than it is today:-The vintage dealer, who has spent years collecting more than 500 pieces of Gianni-era Versace, will oiler his treasures via Farfetch.com on October 10. HARPER ' S BAZAAR: Tell its about the collection. WILLIAM BANKS-BLANEY: THE VERSACE collection includes some of the most spectacular pieces created by Gianni, spanning his career from 1977…

“We didn’t have anything to lose and didn’t care what people thought. Mario and I were young and we were in love.” “The photos weren’t styled. There was nobody doing my hair and makeup. It was just raw.” SINCE BEING DISCOVERED at New York’s JFK airport at 14, Kate Moss has been a muse to many, from Lucian Freud, Chuck Close and Banksy to Edina and Patsy on Absolutely Fabulous. Let’s just say that like Helen of Troy with her ships, hers is the face that launched countless careers, exhibitions, fashion lines and at least one 18-karat-gold, 50-kilogram statue that we know of. (It’s called Siren, and it’s by the British artist Marc Quinn.) The photographs accompanying this article were taken by yet another creative inspired by the 43-year-old…

A IS FOR A-LIST ARCHITECT  Studios and gyms are enlisting serious A-list starchitects to overhaul their interiors, with names such as Rafael de Cárdenas (45 Grand in SoHo, New York), Hecker Guthrie (Melbourne’s Move Yoga) and Studio C102 (London’s 1Rebel) signing on to create spaces that benefit our eyeballs as well as our biceps. Super-schmick interiors are always going to coerce you into visiting the gym more. Smart move. B IS FOR BOUNCE  Waaay back in the olden days (the ’80s), the mini trampoline was the fitness accessory du jour. And for good reason. It conditioned your leg muscles in a similar way to running — minus the shocks from pounding the pavement. They’re undergoing a revival, especially in New York, where the hottest workout right now is the high-energy…

“It turns out my knees need help staying up … A nozzle attached to a Dalek-like machine moves in circular motions as it heats to an optimum temperature where the magic happens.” HAVING CURVES isn’t a bad thing, but if you could contour everything to appear in proportion — with the added allure of it being a non-invasive treatment — wouldn’t you want to know where to sign up? The good news is in 2017 we can melt fat away, freeze it off and inject it into oblivion. And one day in the future, we may even be able to rub it away. So in a bid to manipulate our bra bulge, banana butt rolls, tuck-shop arms and muffin tops, we rounded up the most effective treatments and put them…

Not just anybody gets taken under the wing of Carine Roitfeld. But makeup artist Violette is the ultimate incarnation of effortless cool. And while we desperately envy her ability to rock a flawless red lip alongside tousled bed hair, the French 28-year-old is more than just a muse. Violette has worked alongside photographers such as Paolo Roversi and Mario Testino, boasts clients including actor Léa Seydoux and model Natalia Vodianova, and has in her downtime accrued more than 117,000 (and rising) subscribers to her YouTube channel (violette_fr), home to her weekly beauty tutorials. Estée Lauder has just appointed her its global beauty director, further cementing her status as a future beauty icon. We expect you’ll be seeing a lot more of this multitalented It girl, so best you read up…

RING CYCLE Understated and modern, the Classic Hearts of Pandora Ring defi nes signature style. Handfi nished, in sterling silver and rose and 14-karat yellow gold, the fi ne band is perfect for stacking or wearing alone. From $49, pandora.net. FALL GIRL The A/W 2017 season has landed at IRO Double Bay, tempting us with sequined ensembles, playful fl oral dresses and must-have suede boots, direct from Paris. IRO top, $719, skirt, $629, and boots, $989; 16 Bay Street, Double Bay, Sydney, (02) 9362 1165. MUST ’ DO Goldwell introduces an innovative new in-salon Kerasilk Control De-Frizz Service that tames frizz and beautifi es the hair’s natural shape in just one hour. Post-salon, Kerasilk home-care products extend and complement the results. Kerasilk Control De-Frizz, price on application; Kerasilk Control home-care…

“We’d gone through the loss of my father together, so I witnessed her struggle AND THEN I SAW HER TURN THAT STRUGGLE INTO ART.” SEAN LENNON IS TALKING about his mother’s child-rearing philosophy. “She had a very sort of postmodern, post-hippie, post-feminist way of thinking,” he says of Yoko Ono. “It was very liberal, and she always treated me like an individual. She never really told me not to do anything, except get a Mohawk or a tattoo. So there were very few boundaries. She believed kids are individuals and shouldn’t be treated like a subservient class.” At 84, Ono — singer, artist, activist and guardian of the legacy of her late husband (and Sean’s father), John Lennon — is enjoying a remarkable late-career reappraisal. The Ono oeuvre, once maligned…

CLEAN LIVING A showpiece minimalist home in Sydney is a calming respite from the churn of live television for Sky News anchor Sharon McKenzie. By ELIZA O’HARE “NO, NO, it isn’t what you expect to see,” Sharon McKenzie admits of her family home, a fabulously minimalist low black box, which sits on a Sydney street otherwise lined with gorgeous sandstone cottages with white picket fences and gardens bursting with English-inspired flower beds. It has shock value, which probably explains the amount of time the DA was in council before it was granted approval. All up, it took two years to get the design over the line and another two and a half years to complete. Now, it’s exactly where she wants to be. “It’s like a little pocket of the…

FINE TIME Swiss watch brand Frederique Constant launched its Baselworld 2017 Collection at Sydney’s Salon Privé at O Bar and Dining, on the 47th floor of Australia Square. Guests enjoyed panoramic views of the city and an up-close look at the new timepieces. TASTE MAKERS Models Bridget Malcolm, Shanina Shaik and Jesinta Franklin starred in David Jones’s S/S 2017 launch. Along with new-season trends (think lace and pastel hues), guests were served a Neil Perry-approved menu, before the vast table was turned into an elevated runway. NEW WAVE Sydney’s style set descended on a private oceanside mansion in Coogee for Myer’s S/S 2017 collections launch, with attendees including Myer face Jennifer Hawkins, brand ambassador Jodi Anasta and BAZAAR editor-in-chief Kellie Hush.…

Our style is classic and minimal. You can wear these subtle statement pieces DAY AND NIGHT [1, 11]. We adore New Zealand brand Sans [ceuticals] [2]. A SLEEK PANTS-SUIT [3] will take you anywhere. These HEELS [4] are on our must-have list. BOYY HANDBAGS [5] are practical, solidly constructed and chic, while also being a well-kept secret. We love the look of a SHIRT [7] paired with a SIMPLE BRALETTE [6]. Osmosis has the most beautiful selection of serums — they leave you with a brilliant GLOW [8]. A FITTED JACKET [9] is so flattering, especially through winter, when oversized shapes can become far too common. CÉLINE [10] can do no wrong. We love Lemaire’s BEAUTIFUL BALANCE [12] of the sensual, grown-up and sophisticated. This SCENT always lingers in the…

When Jessie Smith meets BAZAAR at an organic cafe in Sydney’s Surry Hills, she has come from a case at the Supreme Court of New South Wales in which she represented a man charged with membership of the PKK, a Kurdish secular nationalist movement that has gone into battle against ISIS. “I’m passionate about the protection of our democratic safeguards when it comes to international terrorism, foremost the right to a fair trial and the presumption of innocence,” Smith says. With joint conduct of Australia’s largest terrorism and national-security law practice at Stary Norton Halphen, Smith explains that her job requires her to represent all sides of the Syrian conflict, both pro- and anti-ISIS, without fear or favour. “Our waiting room can be an interesting political storm at times,” she…

For every woman who wore a crop top to couture week (see BAZAAR’s September issue), there was another who went in a completely different direction: think off-the-body silhouettes, sweeping lengths and modest necklines. Sounds as if there were some serious The Handmaid’s Tale vibes going on, right? Not quite. A pleated Chloé dress worn by Estelle Pigault that fell from the bust was made up of bold stripes that definitely wouldn’t be Gilead-approved Likewise a roomy daffodil-yellow Vika Gazinskaya dress modelled by the woman herself. Gowns this voluminous can be hard to pull off unless you’re tall and rakishly slim, so many attendees adapted the look by opting for fitted busts that flared out at the skirt, mid lengths that showed off sky-high stilettos, and sheer fabrics that hinted at…

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“We believe every deserves woman access to great fashion.” ANY WOMAN who has shopped around the high street in this country knows that when it comes to clothes, Aussie sizing is inconsistent, to say the least. One thing we do know for sure, thanks to the Australian Bureau of Statistics: in 2011–12, the average Australian woman was 161.8 centimetres tall and weighed 71.1 kilograms. Now, whether that means she is a size 12 or 16, depending on where she shops, these are stats that highlight another issue plaguing women worldwide: the often restrictive set of sizes many designers offer, especially in the luxury market. It’s a subject the founders of US-based e-tailer 11 Honoré are tackling in the chicest possible way. Kathryn Retzer (formerly an editor at Town & Country)…

Enbacci’s luxury skincare range, made entirely in Australia, utilises superior quality ingredients and scientific innovations. Whether your concern is dryness, wrinkles or dull skin, the label’s latest products — the Vitis Vinifera Rejuvenating 3-Step System and Age Revitalising Eye Defence cream — make it easy to replenish your complexion and remedy a variety of dermal issues. Harnessing the technology of grape stem cells, the 3-Step System — consisting of a foaming gel cleanser, gentle toner and lightweight moisturiser — offers antioxidant-rich formulas that target signs of ageing caused by environmental stressors. It’s also available in a convenient travel-sized set. This routine is complemented by the Age Revitalising Eye Defence cream. Featuring a rare apple stem-cell extract from Switzerland, this hydrating formula helps erase fine lines, wrinkles and dark circles. To…

“For true perfection you nees a twist.I’m the twist!” PARISIAN NICOLAS OUCHENIR is literally a man of letters. His talent for producing breathtaking cursive script has made his invitations, logos and other design work coveted must-keeps among the serious-style set. Besides the princesses and politicians who commission his work, Ouchenir’s bread and butter is luxury brands (Gucci, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Balenciaga) for whom he creates signature alphabets. In an age when a computer can generate an automated flowing font with one mouse click, what could be more enticing, personal and exclusive than the beauty found in the imperfect flourishes of a handwritten note? The fun-loving party boy (right now he’s charmingly failing at trying not to fade after last night’s Dior couture-week bash) is so sought-after he says no…

UNTIL OCTOBER 22 The country’s best paintings go on display during exhibitions for the ARCHIBALD, WYNNE AND SULMAN PRIZES, held at the Art Gallery of NSW; artgallery.nsw.gov.au. SEPTEMBER 21–23 Pop meets classical when MEGAN WASHINGTON collaborates with Sydney Symphony Orchestra at the Sydney Opera House; sydneyoperahouse.com. OCTOBER 4–22 MELBOURNE FESTIVAL highlights include a 24-hour performance by New York cabaret sensation Taylor Mac; Terrence Malick’s new film, Voyage of Time; and Tree of Codes, a theatrical collaboration between musician Jamie xx, visual artist Olafur Eliasson and Paris Opera Ballet; festival. melbourne. OCTOBER 5–15 WARWICK THORNTON’S Sweet Country and the punk-infused How to Talk to Girls at Parties, starring Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning, are highlights of ADELAIDE FILM FESTIVAL; adelaidefilmfestival.org. OCTOBER 8–15 Who can resist an event called PINOT PALOOZA? The…

TO VISIT THE weekend home of the designer Cordelia de Castellane is to abandon humdrum reality for a fairytale. The noise and traffic of Paris gradually give way to silent roads lined with plane trees and high walls above which protrude the spires of distant palaces. You turn off the main road to meander down a lane that appears to end abruptly at a pair of wrought-iron gates. Behind them, you glimpse two elegant limestone buildings the shape and colour of blocks of unsalted butter. “The house doesn’t really have a name,” Castellane says. “But we call it Le Bonbon.” Standing at an upstairs window, half hidden behind a swaying curtain of Virginia creeper, is a curly-haired little boy. He is dressed all in white and has a pair of…

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