Tabla de contenidos para September 2018 en Harper's Bazaar Australia

I was in the South of France last month with the Zimmermann sisters, Nicky and Simone, to toast the opening of their Saint-Tropez boutique (see page 208). I have been to some impressive fashion events during my career, but this two-day gathering was one of the most magical. Magical because of the venues — Les Salins for dinner and Château Volterra for a long lunch on the lawn — and the fact that some of the most influential women in fashion flew in especially from New York, Paris, London, Sydney and Los Angeles.The Zimmermanns’ close friend Sophie Lee was there, as were fellow actors Melissa George, Emma Roberts and Olivia Munn. It was a powerful — and beautiful — bunch of women. I was particularly blown away when I arrived…

Blanchett is a passionate champion of equality in Hollywood, famously asking a cameraman “Do you do that to the guys?” after a particularly objectifying pan of her outfit at the 2014 Screen Actors Guild Awards. The Oscar winner and Giorgio Armani global beauty ambassador (a gig that includes being the face of fragrance Sì Passione) has proven time and again substance and style are not mutually exclusive on the red carpet, keeping her gown game as consistent as her feminist convictions and politics. Blanchett is known for taking sartorial risks, whether it’s embracing bold prints and asymmetry or championing an up-and-coming talent, and her outfit choices are always as original and intelligent as her film roles. THE LOOK Photographed by STEVEN CHEE. Styled by KARLA CLARKE. Cate Blanchett wears Giorgio…

I shot Mission: Impossible – Fallout at the same time as season two of The Crown and it was quite surreal. I would literally take off my Princess Margaret wig, get on the Eurostar to Paris and film a night scene, then catch the first train back to London in the morning and put the wig back on. I kept thinking, Oh my god, I hope I don’t slip up and you’ll see dark curls in the movie! Dressing as Margaret changed my life because it was the first time I went so deep with a character through her fashion choices. She was the girl of Paris, really, always at the Dior and Chanel shows. Costume designer Michele Clapton wanted the clothes to represent Margaret’s internal life. It was about…

Voellk is a portmanteau of Dutch and German words that loosely means ‘a feeling’. It is also the name of a new Sydney stealth-style label focused on eliciting emotional responses of pleasure, confidence and serenity from all who wear it. Founded by Agnieszka Cortese, who is from Poland, and Jan Marie Jacobson, who was born in Chicago with Polish and German ancestry, Voellk aims to bring something more to fashion than the latest trend or must-have shoe or bag. “We wanted to evoke a sense of fulfilment, completion and beauty, and ‘Voellk’ is the word we came up with to represent that,” Cortese says. “Our goal is to make timeless collections that can be loved beyond the moment and to recover traditional crafts and skills that exist beyond fashion.” The…

IF FASHION is the intersection of art and commerce, then you’d be hard-pressed to find a modern designer straddling that dichotomy with the aplomb of Michael Kors. As I walked into the designer’s A/W 2018 show at Lincoln Center, New York, on Valentine’s Day morning (feeling far from romantic, having been up until 3am with the editors and A-listers he’d invited to an industry dinner at ABC Kitchen in the chic Flatiron district), I was struck by the shrewdness of the Kors operation. In the front row I clocked Hollywood bombshell Blake Lively, red-carpet regular Emily Blunt, supermodel Eva Herzigová and millennial megastar Zendaya. But there was also Theodora Richards (daughter of The Rolling Stones’ Keith), Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece, fashion maven Sofía Sanchez de Betak and TV host Jessica…

“As soon as I feel like I’m back and Baby’s settled, she’ll be wherever [Marlon’s] working, in Haiti with me, she’ll come with me when I sing. She’ll fit into my world and I’ll fit into hers.” WELL,THIS IS A SITUATION. As I talk to Cheyenne Tozzi tonight, the shoot to get the photograph you’re supposed to be seeing with this interview is in three weeks and our gloriously “super pregnant” subject is due to push in four. Mathematically, we’re going to make it. “But Baby’s pretty low and big, dude,”Tozzi says, laughing, characteristic chill apparently unshakeable.“It might happen on set!” More LOLs (Her. Less me. I’m feeling a little edgy about this, to be honest). In any case, by the time you’re picking up on this conversation in print,…

1 EYE MAKEUP ESSENTIALS Many East Asian women observe that shopping for mascara is challenging. European-centric formulas tend to be loaded with heavy conditioning agents, which prove too heavy for fine lashes. Instead, look for waterproof or smudge-proof mascaras, which are often lighter.Although rare, jet-black mascara will complement dark hair tones better, while offering more impact on shorter, straighter lashes. Suqqu, Benefit and Eyeko have excellent shades beyond dark brown. 2 THE BEST FOUNDATIONS The lightweight textures found in East Asian skincare and makeup were born out of a need to provide solutions for high temperatures and humidity, according to L’Oréal. Environment aside, the more featherlike a foundation, the more comfortable it is on skin, so it is a concept that has adapted to Western markets extremely successfully. 3 SKIN-TONE…

If you toss and turn in bed, wake up at the slightest sound or struggle to drop off at all; if you have tried — and failed — with everything from warm baths and lavender sprays to special pillows and soothing soundtracks, it may be some small consolation to know that you are not alone. According to a recent survey by the Sleep Health Foundation, Australian adults sleep on average for seven hours a night — at the low end of the recommended 7–9 hours, but an estimated 7.4 million Australians are regularly sleep-deprived. This epidemic has far-reaching effects.A 2017 study suggested that tired workers are costing the Australian economy $66 billion a year. “When you’re sleep-deprived, you’re working with the equivalent of an IQ loss of between five and…

A thrill ran through the BAZAAR office when the advance-screening notice arrived announcing the long-awaited Alexander McQueen documentary, titled simply McQueen. The film revels in the extraordinary personal footage the filmmakers were given access to, and it’s chilling to watch the designer, who passed away in 2010, discuss his own demise. It is this eeriness permeating the film that makes it so compelling.There’s no doubt he was a fashion genius — the theatre he brought to his couture shows made them the hot ticket for fashion editors and fans each season — but Lee, as he was known to his family and friends, was also a fragile human being, and the affectionate regard in which he was held is what makes his loss feel so keen. A beautiful and inspiring…

VISION QUEST Each year, BAZAAR celebrates amazing women with a special portfolio — and party.Visionary Women (formerly Fabulous at Every Age), in association with Estée Lauder, fetes the game changers, entrepreneurs and status-quo defiers, and this year’s portfolio was marked with a dinner at Silvereye in The Old Clare Hotel in Sydney’s Chippendale. Guests enjoyed a special menu by Clayton Wells from Automata and sipped Veuve Clicquot amid floral design by Myra Perez from My Violet. Ideas bubbled, courtesy of fine conversation and a panel discussion. THE LINGERING LUNCH It’s not goodbye but à bientôt to Harper’s BAZAAR’s valiant executive editor of fashion, Clare Maclean, as she momentarily retreats from the fashion frontline to take up maternity leave. Friends and colleagues joined in a celebration prior to fashion week at…

MICHAEL “SKINY” POWER The producer travelled an hour out of Los Angeles to Lancaster for the “West Side Story” fashion shoot (page 146) with brother and sister models Nils and Lou Schoof. It’s Power’s job to ensure a shoot goes ahead without any mishaps, which means countless hours of pre-production, casting and paperwork so the team can focus on bringing the creative vision to life. Family, to me, means ... “looking after each other. Not just one’s actual family, but also in the context of the industry I work in, which in my job makes me the dad. I make sure no one gets hurt and people are well fed and watered. I also broker peace accords between warring factions! I make sure money is there and good plans are…

My style is ECLECTIC. My motto is ‘never say never’ [10]. I’m so into SUMMER in this moment [6, 13]. My favourite designers are J.W.Anderson and Miuccia Prada [7, 9, 11, 14]. I love everything they do. My FAVOURITE accessories are Chanel [8, 12], because they’re BOLD. I also like handcrafted jewellery. I want the TOTAL-BLACK boots from Saint Laurent [3]. I DESIRE a Cartier Panthère ring [2]. I can already IMAGINE it on my finger! Most FLATTERING on me are VINTAGE military and ’80s-inspired jackets [1]. OVERSIZED T-shirts suit me. I love vintage SKIRTS and PANTS. I love the SCENT of Frédéric Malle Carnal Flower [4]. I use it every day. I use beauty masks to REINVIGORATE my skin. TRAVELLING, I take a HYDRATING cream by La Mer [5].…

“I started thinking about the context of things and how something transforms when you put it in a new place.” – Julie Paskal “THE EYE HAS TO TRAVEL,” Diana Vreeland once said, and this season, so should your wardrobe. However, this isn’t the well-trodden trail of artisanal influences and ethnic appropriation.The new collections cater instead to the greater travelling class, with packing-friendly fabrics, millefeuille layering and behemoth handbags to throw it all in. In an evolution of the comfort-dressing trend of recent seasons, which can be seen as a response to a fraught worldview, A/W 2018 embraces a similar element of safety, but also one of independence and freedom, venturing bravely into the great outdoors with an itinerary that balances frivolity and practicality in equal measure. Models at Balenciaga, Calvin…

STEVEN TYLER WEARS VERSACE, LIV TYLER WEARS BOTTEGA VENETA STEVEN WEARS VERSACE JACKET, PRICE ON APPLICATION; HIS OWN JEWELLERY. LIV WEARS BOTTEGA VENETA DRESS, $8840; COMMANDO BODYSUIT, $120, FROM NET-A-PORTER.COM; BULGARI EARRINGS, $52,700. ESTÉE LAUDER PURE COLOR ENVY 5-COLOR EYESHADOW PALETTE IN DEFIANT NUDE, $90. MANICURES: MEI KAWAJIRI “My children are the greatest songs I ever wrote and their melodies feed my soul.”—STEVEN TYLER GIVENCHY WEARS TYLER STEVEN STEVEN WEARS GIVENCHY COAT, $12,650; HIS OWN RINGS. “The Tyler clan is a self-described wolf pack, with my dad designating me as the alpha pup. Our connection is profound, and my dad leads us in his own magical way.”—LIV TYLER LIV TYLER WEARS MAX MARA LIV WEARS MAX MARA COAT, $5025, AND DRESS, $2765; JACOB & CO. NECKLACE, PRICE ON APPLICATION; HER…

“This has become a mantra of mine, the idea that formality doesn’t equal luxury.” ON REED KRAKOFF’S FIRST DAY on the job as Tiffany & Co.’s chief artistic officer in February 2017, he was given coffee in a paper cup the colour of the store’s signature blue box, with the company’s name in black on the front. He loved it, took a picture of it.There was “this utilitarian thing,” he recalls, “that was somehow romantic, being Tiffany Blue — perfectly useful but not plain.” Now, a year later,Tiffany is selling a bone china version of that paper cup — same shape, same blue, the name in black — along with silver plates crimped like standard-issue paper ones. He sees these as current examples of the irreverence and wit that inform…

Marketeers attempt to persuade us that makeup is about many things: fear, fashion, sex, empowerment, being worth it, not being worth it and every shade of paranoia in between. However, talk to any woman about her cosmetics and the language she will use is one of joy — a rapture that, at times, becomes love. Blusher is my love, my obsession, my thrill. Show me a perfect pink cheek and I swoon. My Latin teacher taught me that our cultural fixation with a roses-and-lilies complexion began with Virgil’s description of Lavinia’s maiden blush in The Aeneid. In fact, the image flourishes before, and thereafter, whether in The Greek Anthology or Elizabethan sonnets.As a look, it is associated with innocence and eroticism: the blush of modesty, a post-coital flush; the rosy-cheeked…

QUESTION: what happens if you take the two big trends currently dominating luxury fragrance — unisex perfumes and oud-dominated scents — and mix them? Answer: Ombre Nomade, the latest perfume launch in Louis Vuitton’s already substantial collection. “Oud is worn by men, women and children in the Middle East and each Middle Eastern family has its own oud signature,” says Jacques Cavallier Belletrud, Louis Vuitton’s master perfumer since 2012.“It’s used not just to smell good, but also as a gesture with which to honour guests’ presence.” “People are fed up with every other perfume smelling like fruit salad and sickly caramel. There are so many of those.”– Jacques Cavallier Belletrud For Cavallier Belletrud, the man behind such hits as L’Eau d’Issey, Jean Paul Gaultier’s Classique and Stella by Stella McCartney…

It’s not easy reinventing when you’re an icon. Sometimes it’s best done in sort-of secret. So, surprise! You know Blaq, that juggernaut brand of black peel-away charcoal-infused masks, eye patches and cleansing cloths that everyone, from that girl at work with the beauty blog to the Kardashians’ makeup artist, is into? That’s Ian Thorpe’s side-hustle. It’s fair to say the ex-swimmer didn’t see a beauty job coming — it started as free labour for love, really — but hear this Olympic great talk game plans for taking Indigenous Australian ingredients international and it’s pretty obvious that he’s found a happy place, both personally and with skincare. For explanation, we have to backtrack to the beginning. It must be said, and Thorpe often does, that Blaq really is his partner, Ryan…

“As a generation we are opinionated, and that’s what should be represented.” “YEEAAHHHH!” howls the musician Dominic Harrison, otherwise known as Yungblud, as he scowls for the camera and scrambles up a wall between a steep staircase and a terrifying open second-storey window during his BAZAAR shoot. He may possess an angelic face with a mouth made for magazine covers, but he’s trying very hard not to be pretty in these pictures. “The people in charge right now don’t have a fucking clue,” he says of the world. “It just baffles me that no one in mainstream pop is flying the flag. Everyone is treading on eggshells, saying in interviews, ‘Oh, this is so bad,’ but not actually addressing the subject and how leaders can spend so much money destroying…

ENTRÉE House-smoked Mount Cook salmon, lemon sour cream, cucumbers, salmon mousse, dill and fried capers Pan-seared scallops, spanner crab, squid ink tortellini, cauliflower purée and bottarga MAIN Housemade parsley spaghettini with Mooloolaba king prawns, confit Clarence River baby octopus, cuttlefish, lobster oil and chilli and garlic breadcrumbs Glacier 51 toothfish, dutch carrot, caramelised daikon and enokitake and shiitake mushroom dumplings with consommé Pan-fried grasslands premium tenderloin with brioche and parmesan crust, potato gratin, caramelised eschalot, kalamata olive and red wine jus DESSERT Coffee, tea and petit fours…

SEE: For something off the beaten track, head to the Hongkou District, for architectural gems and authentic Shanghainese street culture. SHOP: Gentle Monster is an experimental sunglasses and frames brand that loves a concept store (its Hong Kong outpost is themed around a train platform). The Artisan is part workshop, part gallery, with more installations than specs on display. 798–802 Huaihai Road (Huangpu District), gentlemonster.com . EAT: Daimon Gastrolounge is by acclaimed Hong Kong chef Alvin Leung, serving a fusion of traditional Chinese techniques with modern flavours. 20 Guangdong Road, +86 21 5383 2031.…

HERE ARE STOPOVERS, and then there is a total T stop. If your plan is to travel long distance at high speed but you want to minimise jet lag and you have a spare night, a one-night full-stop could be the element of your holiday you appreciate most when you get home. Although not exactly halfway between Europe and Australia, Dubai is perfect if you’re on an anti-jet-lag mission. The key to winning at jet lag is to pick a great hotel and relax into it. Fresh from a wedding in Ireland and two weeks of travelling, we now need to get back onto the right time zone, pronto.We pick Raffles, picturing palm fans and colonial architecture, but Raffles Dubai turns out to be a modern pyramid surrounded by super…

“Sometimes I wish I were less sensible.” – STELLA McCARTNEY fashion designer and Virgo VIRGO (August 23–September 22) Everything’s coming up Virgo this month with the sun and your ruler, Mercury, in your sign. And it gets better, too, with a new moon that makes you feel as if you’re shedding skin, allowing you to lose an outdated look or attitude in regard to how you approach others. Your sometimes-prickly delivery is sweetened by Venus, and you’ll enjoy an extra dose of humour, care of Jupiter, until November. A full moon lessens intensity around money and intimacy now, too, so taking a calculated chance on love or a creative dream could see it take flight. LIBRA (September 23–October 23) Your ‘girl power’ is fully charged now. As a…

BLINGSPIRATION Carats upon carats of engagement ring #inspo courtesy of the A-list. Extra points to Victoria Beckham, who is reportedly onto her 14th ring from husband David. ‘SHOULD I QUIT DRINKING?’ Indulging in alcohol results in weight gain, lowered energy levels and a poor complexion — so why do we keep doing it? We chart the plus points of the anti-drinking movement. YOUR FASHION MONTH CHEAT SHEET Keep tabs on the biggest shows, hottest trends and most covetable accessories from the S/S 2019 shows. Are you following BAZAAR Australia yet? @BAZAARAustralia on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter COVER TALK “HEAVEN” – @elyse.knowles “YAAAAAS” - @tayvanloon “INCRED” - @nicoleirohde “THIS DRESS” - @kokoswim “SHE JUST GETS BETTER AND BETTER” - @hollie__lou “PERFECTION!!!!” - @aliciaprince29 “STUNNING COVER.” - @uiscethelabel READER RESPONSE PRIZE The…

“People often think, Bambi: glamour, modelling, but with Instagram, I can show the down days, the eight injections a day, glucose tests in the middle of the night when I’m sweating all over and scared.” WHILE I WAS GROWING UP, my parents made photo albums of my childhood, categorising them into seven-year collections based on philosopher Rudolf Steiner’s theory of human development. He proposed the idea that people develop in seven-year cycles that are linked to astrology.The cycle from age 21 to 28 is associated with the sun, elements of intellect, the soul and consciousness, and coming into your own.As I pass from one cycle into another — turning 28 this past June — I feel as if I have shed my adolescent skin and am standing in the sun…

10AM I arrived in London on the Eurostar from Paris and met my friend Sunshine Bertrand [the eyewear designer] at St Pancras station. I had our outfits with me, so we raced into the station toilets to change. I wore a KitX backless bias layered dress and Sunny wore a KitX ivory and yellow dress covered in dots over a matching skirt. I had a vintage ocelot hat and Sunshine had a Gucci ocelot-print turban.We didn’t mean to both be in ocelot, it just happened! 11AM We got in the car and our driver took us to Royal Ascot.The weather was perfect and the drive to Windsor through the forest was just so beautiful.We arrived to see thousands of people teetering around in high heels balancing extravagant fascinators on top…

“What better way to give the finger to the notion that women should dress demurely to avoid unwanted attention than to stomp into a room wearing a short skirt and towering stilettos?” SHARON STONE in Basic Instinct; Angelina Jolie in Versace at the Oscars; Kylie Minogue lying across a bar in hotpants in the video for Spinning Around; Marilyn Monroe standing over a New York City subway grate in a billowing white dress. For as long as women have been in pop culture, there have been legs. Heidi Klum’s legs have been insured for more than $1 million each, Rihanna’s are said to be worth $1.3 million, and Taylor Swift’s reportedly clock in at a staggering $54 million.A photograph from 1937 recently resurfaced and went viral, of two girlfriends in…

THE FIRST TIME I MET YIQING YIN, a baby bump was just perceptible under her Rapunzel-like lengths of jet black hair and her elegant, flowing outfit. Almost three months on, her swollen belly is out and proud. But despite her looming due date,Yin has already given birth this year, having debuted her first collection as artistic director for revamped French house Poiret to critical and, according to the early estimates of various global multibrand stores, commercial acclaim. Don’t let Yin’s Zenlike demeanour fool you: breathing new life into the house of Poiret, one steeped in legacy, is a mammoth task. Paris-born Paul Poiret liberated women from restrictive undergarments at the turn of the 20th century, introducing the first couture trousers, and he is credited with pioneering the sheath and sack…

I HAVE BEEN MISTAKEN for many nationalities. In Malaysia, where my maternal ancestors lived, strangers ask if I am Japanese. On a week’s holiday in Vietnam, a guide in Hanoi leads us down the cobbled arteries of the city in search of the perfect coffee, and wonders whether I am Korean. A Chinese odyssey takes me to Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing; I know my skin is burnished from my wont to walk in the glare of the sun, and I’m wearing my customary cat’s-eye slick of jet-black eyeliner.The photographer I am with notices that local passers-by, who are invariably as pale as the flesh of white peaches, stare without reserve as I walk past. He is complimentary as to the reason, but of course I know better. It’s because…

Suffer from self-tanning commitment issues? Impatient? Can’t stand the smell? BONDI SANDS GLO GLOSS FINISHING GLOW, $18, gives your limbs a one-day golden gleam that washes off in the shower. The reflective high-shine formula instantly transforms skin. If you’re addicted to the Kirakira photo-editing app, get the look in real life with LANCÔME CLICK & GLOW, $50, a range of four liquid highlighters that make your skin seriously sparkle.The soft flocked tip makes for precise application to cheek and brow bones, the Cupid’s-bow and the bridge of the nose. Hello, bling in a bottle. Camellia, argan and jojoba oils make up SALT BY HENDRIX GLOSSY, $30, a hair treatment that can be used on wet or dry hair for an instant hydration hit and to restore radiant shine. Added bonus:…

IT’S ASTONISHING that it is four decades since Fat is a Feminist Issue was first published. Even then, at primary school, I was dimly aware of its significance; I remember my willowy mother and her friends discussing it as they lunched on their Limmits low-calorie biscuits. Written by Susie Orbach, the psychotherapist and psychoanalyst, this insightful book examined society’s ingrained attitudes to women’s bodies and unpicked the psychological reasons why we might choose to binge, or purge, or eat when we’re not hungry, or starve when we are. It asked the reader to question why being fat was socially unacceptable and why physically diminishing oneself through auto-starvation had become the modern happy-ever-after fairytale.“It felt almost arbitrary that we got into skinniness in the 1960s,” Orbach says when we talk on…

Honey-hued stone cottages nestling in the hills; a scrubbed oak table standing before a pastel-painted Aga; an elegant hostess clad with simple luxury in white linen and the softest cashmere … if this is your vision of life in the English countryside, then you probably have Carole Bamford to thank. Since she founded Daylesford, her organic lifestyle empire, in 2002, her curated take on rural living has beguiled us all. From inveterate townies to the international elite, everyone from prime ministers and supermodels to rock stars and royalty has flocked to Gloucestershire in quest of Daylesford’s botanical Bamford beauty products and black truffle butter. Naturally enough, Lady Bamford’s exquisite vision of rural perfection extends to her own home; but she guards her privacy fiercely. As her goddaughter, I am one…

Achilled glass of Veuve Clicquot may be synonymous with celebration, but the real story behind this decadent glass is one of audacious female ingenuity. In 1805, Madame Clicquot lost her husband, heir to the champagne house Maison Clicquot, just six years into a very modern marriage — one where he scandalously treated her as his equal in winemaking. The 27-year-old suddenly found herself widowed and at the head of the business with a lot of work to do, yet it was her brave innovations that saved the maison. She’s credited with creating the first single-vintage champagne; inventing the ‘riddling’ method, which brought new clarity to the wines; and revolutionising rosé champagne, in accordance with her own taste, by adding red wine to the base white wine instead of infusing it…

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