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

None of us is guaranteed immunity from life’s ups and downs. So it seems fitting that now, in the midst of spring, our November issue serves as a reminder to cherish new beginnings. Perhaps no one knows that better than journalist Leigh Sales, who on page 44 (“When Tomorrow Comes”) reveals what she’s learnt from both reporting on and coping with life’s unexpected blows. Fronting the ABC’s 7.30 for seven years has meant dealing with people who have had to face the unimaginable, from domestic violence to murder, terminal illness and terrorism. Expecting to find shattered lives, she actually discovered that people aren’t the sum of the terrible things that may have happened to them. In fact, she writes, we’re all a lot more resilient than we think. Another incredible…

When it comes to her personal style, Phoebe Tonkin is a shape-shifter. For professional appearances, red carpets and runway shows, she’s always immaculately groomed and styled in glamorous dresses and high heels. But off-duty, while she’s hanging with friends in Los Angeles and taking road trips across California, you’ll find her makeup-free in denim cutoffs and an easy white shirt or a cotton T-shirt. With a schedule that requires a lot of international travel, Tonkin has the easy-pack down to an art: “I try to pack a lot of linen, cotton and denim so I don’t have to find an iron or steamer,” she says. “Anything that can be rolled up, scrunched up and thrown on.” THE LOOK Photographed by ÉRIC GUILLEMAIN. Styled by NAOMI SMITH. Phoebe Tonkin wears Chanel…

I found out I was pregnant at three and a half weeks, less than a year after I got married. I started dry-retching when I was brushing my teeth and I thought, This is weird. A pregnancy test showed positive, and three weeks later I got a scan and found out we were having twins. I nearly fainted! I thought my husband [Sydney Swans player Gary Rohan] was playing a practical joke on me. When we had our 12-week scan, we found out that one of our girls, Willow, had anencephaly, which meant that she would be born without parts of her brain and skull — a condition we were told “was not compatible with life”. I had never even heard of it. I looked at Gary and said, “What…

When BAZAAR calls Harris Reed, he’s up to his elbows in sequins and lamé in a vintage fabric store in downtown Los Angeles. “Tonnes and tonnes of sequins and lamés — it’s so decadent and glam,” Reed says, cheerfully. You could say the same of his designs, which fuse glam-rock androgyny à la Marc Bolan and David Bowie with kitsch-infused Edwardian and Victorian influences via Oscar Wilde and Tilda Swinton’s Orlando. Think New Romantic bell sleeves, sheer flares with 14-centimetre platform boots, or perhaps a satin high-neck ruffled shirt dwarfed by a flying-saucer-sized Bo Peep hat tied at the neck with a velvet ribbon. “It’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream for millennials,” Reed offers. “Glam-rock Victoriana with a bit of darkness and loads of tossing of the hair and attitude.” “I…

9.00AM If I’m dreaming about a perfect day, it would definitely involve a sleep-in. That’s incredibly rare because I usually have to get up at six, or I’m woken up during the night, so to have a full night’s sleep and wake up around nine would be absolute bliss. 11.00AM We go to Ku De Ta for brunch, which is a thing on Sundays in Bali. They have a kids’ theme park happening there, and always, always I have scrambled eggs with bacon. They’ve got the best bacon on the island. I love bacon! The kids do too. 1.00PM The afternoon is hanging out at home with the kids. We always have family dance-offs, but my perfect day would probably involve the music I want to play, something very chilled.…

Imagine, if you will, that you are Nicolas Ghesquière, the 47-year-old artistic director of Louis Vuitton’s women’s collections, tasked with the job of designing the cruise 2019 collection. It’s just one of four ranges you design each year, every one a seemingly impossible task: you have to stay true to the brand’s heritage while somehow ignoring it so you can come up with something new. And remember, whatever you create must feed not only the luxury consumer’s appetite for novelty, but also the insatiable monsters that are social media and retail space. So what to do? “For all the super-kawaii cuteness of those bags, there was a no-nonsense Japanese fierceness to Ghesquière’s vision.” Well, you could throw some handpainted, ’80s-style acid-wash denim into the mix (that should keep the cool…

Traditionally, neroli has been used to alleviate mild depression and feelings of unease, and DIPTYQUE L’EAU DE NEROLI, $170 (100ml), is happiness in a bottle, indeed. The addition of bergamot, orange blossom, patchouli and white musks make this citrus-based elixir even more uplifting. Disrupting the idea of the traditional bridal scent, Estée Lauder’s BEAUTIFUL BELLE, $130 (50ml), celebrates irreverence, uniqueness and the thrill of falling in love. Inspired by the best moments in any great love story, the scent begins with a thrill (lychee and mimosa), turns into romance (orange flower, gardenia and tuberose petals) and finishes with a lingering promise (Ambrox, orris absolute, blush suede and marzipan musk). A subtle way to apply scent is to bathe in it, and Chanel’s new GEL DOUCHE CORPS ET CHEVEUX collection of…

GLOSSIER The clever-cool NYC skin and makeup brand built by former beauty editor Emily Weiss, possibly the Estée Lauder of millennials. IT COSMETICS News anchor turned makeup genius Jamie Kern Lima first made makeup to cover her own rosacea. She was told no by major companies for years, didn’t take a day off for 10 years … then sold to L’Oréal for $1.7 billion — cash. ETHIQUE Formulator Brianne West launched a crowdfunding campaign on NZ platform PledgeMe and made $454,000 in 90 minutes to build her zero-plastic, zero-waste brand. SOAPWALLA Classical violinist and law grad Rachel Winard self-funded skincare to suit her sensitive face. She didn’t draw a salary for three years, but is now 100 per cent in control of an organic, vegan brand that’s kicking goals.…

THE JAPANESE FILM FESTIVAL AUSTRALIA presents a huge curation of classic films in Sydney (the Art Gallery of New South Wales, until October 31) and Melbourne (the Australian Centre for the Moving Image; November 22–December 2; japanesefilmfestival.net). NEW SOUTH WALES: Satisfy a thirst for award-winning drops at WINE ISLAND (on Sydney Harbour’s Clark Island), which can be experienced as a hilltop picnic or aboard a superyacht (November 2–4; wineisland.com.au). Comedic actor, sometime-singer and all-round unconventional celebrity BILL MURRAY met cellist Jan Vogler in line at airport security. Now, the unlikely pair make their concert hall debut at Sydney Opera House, with Murray singing and reading along to Vogler on cello (November 9–10; sydneyoperahouse.com). This year’s FESTIVAL OF DANGEROUS IDEAS sees a line-up of speakers from around the globe, including Stephen…

SWIM TEAM With its athletic scoop neck/ high-leg cut and bold block colours, Tommy Hilfiger’s Flag one-piece is our pick of the season’s most flattering statement-making swimsuits. $119, tommy.com. BOOK-IT LIST Hunting for your new favourite Bali retreat? Awarta Nusa Dua Resort & Villas combines next-level luxury facilities and bespoke service with a strong focus on local culture. Book direct to unlock benefits. awartaresorts.com. TOP DRAW For the 2018 holiday season, Boss joins forces with deservedly hyped Australian artist Jeremyville to create a group of cool characters across clothing and extras. Available in select Boss stores from November; boss.com. MORNING GLORY Do justice to the most important meal of the day with Smeg’s new ‘Sicily is my Love’ two-slice toaster, which is hand-decorated with Dolce & Gabbana’s flamboyant, richly coloured…

ABBY CHAMPION Manners still matter for a modern belle in America’s south. “Growing up in Alabama taught me a lot about manners and family,” the model says. “I learnt to have good values and enjoy what I have and the opportunities I’ve been given.” Good manners have served the 21-year-old well during her career walking for the likes of Chanel, Miu Miu and Balmain, posing for Victoria’s Secret and, recently, shooting for BAZAAR in Croatia (“Go with the Flow”, page 88), where she chatted happily with the crew between shots, waxing lyrical about her grandmother’s fried chicken. “It is hands down the best thing ever,” she insists. Shooting in Croatia involved an early start: “We got up at 3.30am and shot for about five hours, and then at lunchtime it…

My STYLE is shaped by my TRAVEL schedule. I’m always on the go, so my wardrobe is based around SUITCASE-FRIENDLY capsule COLLECTIONS and my favourites from the current season. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE our new CARLISLE BAY Collection [4, 12]. Most of my wardrobe is in neutrals [8, 9], but for EVENING I love strong colours and DRAMATIC silhouettes. I like the freshness and FEMININITY of Rodarte [1, 2], as well as BOLD jewellery, especially GOLD. My husband gave me one of Buccellati’s EXTRAORDINARY cuffs [3]; it’s a ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME piece. And I think Sabine Getty is a FABULOUS designer [13]. My bags go through a lot. The LOEWE HAMMOCK [11] is perfect for rushing through airports. For the ultimate wish list INDULGENCE, it would have to be the HERMÈS Kelly picnic…

Sitting in the sunshine in Saint-Germain, one of the most desirable addresses in Paris, Jill and Steffy Bauwens are discussing the merits of their quartier. The stylish siblings are joint creative directors of the French fashion label The Kooples and seem to have a penchant for finishing each other’s sentences. “We love this area because it’s like a village in the heart of Paris, with the best butcher and bakery in the city,” Jill says as she pours glasses of lemonade. We are talking on the leafy terrace of her townhouse, which she shares with her husband, Tim, and their 21-month-old baby girl, Norma. “And when you’re here, it feels like you’re in the countryside,” concludes Steffy, who lives in a flat just around the corner. Jill and her husband…

WHEN KARENWALKER was little, her parents took her to Disneyland. “That was one of those magical experiences,” she remembers. “I have a real thing for that park, the nostalgia element. I’ve still got the photo of seven-year-old Karen with Mickey in front of the castle.” Today, the Kiwi fashion designer enters the world of Disney once more with a collaboration celebrating 90 years of Mickey and Minnie Mouse, whom she describes as the ultimate cultural icons. “Mickey and Minnie stand for adventure and whimsy. That’s very much the place we exist in too,”Walker says. “That’s what our Runaway Girl motif stands for: going forth, looking for adventure but with a sense of fun.” She’s talking about the central part of her Disney collection, an adaptation of the Karen Walker motif…

THE DAY Mark Zuckerberg answered questions before the United States congress, I decided to see what he had on me. Like millions of others, I wondered if my data had been harvested for some nefarious purpose. So I downloaded it all. What I got back — beyond party-planning group chats and friends of friends I’d quietly unfollowed — looked less like my psyche laid bare and more like the deepest, darkest regions of my credit card statements. It was all there. Every online store I’d ever shopped from — and plenty I’d never heard of. Net-a-Porter, Matchesfashion.com, Moda Operandi and Farfetch all had my contact information. They’d all reached out with advertising, and it was working — I was clicking on them. Psychographic targeting, remarketing (aka retargeting) and ‘lookalike audiences’…

There’s a revolution happening in Mayfair. Just down the road from Balenciaga and right opposite The Connaught hotel (where personal butlers are provided as part of the stealth-wealth service), it is a revolution that is unfolding discreetly, behind the polite facade of an Edwardian townhouse: No. 5 Carlos Place. The protagonist? Matchesfashion.com, the luxury retailer whose website alone attracts some 100 million visitors a year, from more than 170 countries, and which drives 95 per cent of all the company’s sales. “Everybody is looking for community and home because I think everybody’s feeling a bit lost with the world.” – JESS CHRISTIE “We have always wanted to combine the very best of both physical and digital shopping experiences under one roof, and that’s exactly what we have achieved with 5…

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When I arrive on set to interview Eliza Scanlen, there’s a small-scale drama: it’s the last shot of the day and the team doesn’t like the look of the prop chair the 19-year-old Sydney-born actor is lounging across. Assistants run in and out of the studio in search of a replacement — we’re working to a strict schedule as Scanlen has an appointment in an hour’s time. A chair is sorted, we get the shot and Scanlen changes from a belted Louis Vuitton A/W 2018 look into jeans, a simple blue jumper and sneakers, forgetting — for the course of our interview, at least — to take out the thousand-plus-dollar diamond earrings she’s wearing for the shoot. “I ALWAYS NEED TO REMIND MYSELF THIS IS MY CAREER AND I HAVE…

IN SHANGHAI, the land of counterfeit luxury goods, an exhibition questioning the legitimacy and ethics of originality and appropriation in modern art is taking place. Dreamt up by Alessandro Michele, the Gucci creative director, who regularly repurposes iconic images and logos into collages for his collections, and curated by Italian conceptual artist Maurizio Cattelan, everything here is a copy. Or a copy of a copy. Even the show’s title, The Artist is Present, has been taken from a 2010 exhibition by performance artist Marina Abramovic. Here, Cattelan explains the concept behind the copy-and-paste. How did the collaboration with Alessandro Michele come about? We’re both fascinated by the overlap between these two different methods of being creative [art and fashion design], and if it’s true that opposites attract, I promise our…

Every time I leave the house is a chance to dress up,” says the Italian stylist and fashion editor Giovanna Battaglia Engelbert, reclining on a white Charlotte Perriand day bed in her elegant Stockholm apartment. “Whether it’s for a business meeting or just going to the supermarket, I try to be the best version of myself.” So it’s no surprise that for her three-day wedding in Capri in 2016, to the Swedish real estate developer Oscar Engelbert, the bride wore a dazzling array of outfits, from an Alexander McQueen gown with a huge ruffled organza train to a metallic Prada dress for the disco-themed after-party (which was held on a cargo ship in the middle of the Mediterranean to get around the island’s strict noise curfew). “Fashion is a visual…

The South of France has such a beautiful beach culture. When I was creating The Upside Beach, I travelled to Saint-Tropez for an inspiration trip, so it made sense to come back here to shoot our first campaign. The French have this really great, feminine style, but they are also super cool. Just walking through the streets of Saint-Tropez is so inspiring. I am very interested in colour, and the French are the best in the world at putting colours together. Even architecturally — the buildings are the most beautiful shades of pastel pink, blue and green. WHERE TO STAY This time we rented a villa; I definitely recommend staying in town. Saint-Tropez is gorgeous and easy to walk around. It’s light until 10pm in summer, so it’s really nice…

ACNE STUDIOS: (02) 9232 2882; acnestudios.com ADRIANA DEGREAS: adrianadegreas.com AJE.: a-j-e.com.au AGMES: agmesnyc.com; theline.com ALBERTA FERRETTI: albertaferretti.com; modaoperandi.com ALEXANDER McQUEEN: alexandermcqueen.com; harrolds.com.au ALICE McCALL: alicemccall.com.au; modaoperandi.com ALTUZARRA: altuzarra.com AQUA BLU: aquablu.com.au BALENCIAGA: balenciaga.com; harrolds.com.au BALMAIN: balmain.com; modaoperandi.com BIANCA SPENDER: biancaspender.com BRIE LEON: brieleon.com BROCK COLLECTION: brock-collection.com BUCCELLATI: buccellati.com BULGARI: (02) 9233 3611; bulgari.com CALVIN KLEIN 205W39NYC: calvinklein.com CARTIER: 1800 130 000; cartier.com.au; net-a-porter.com CECILIE BAHNSEN: ceciliebahnsen.com; matchesfashion.com CHANEL: 1300 242 635; chanel.com CHLOÉ: chloe.com; matchesfashion.com; net-a-porter.com CHRISTIAN DIOR: (02) 9229 4600; dior.com CHRISTOPHER ESBER: christopheresber.com.au CLYDE: clyde.world; theline.com COMMON PROJECTS: commonprojects.com; selfridges.com CULT: (02) 8062 6001; cultdesign.com.au CULT GAIA: cultgaia.com; modaoperandi.com DINOSAUR DESIGNS: (02) 9361 3776; dinosaurdesigns.com.au DOLCE & GABBANA: (03) 9639 9785; dolcegabbana.com; matchesfashion.com; mytheresa.com DUNDAS: modaoperandi.com EMILIA WICKSTEAD: emiliawickstead.com EMILIO PUCCI: emiliopucci.com ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA: (02) 9356 6500; zegna.com.au…

SEALED WITH A KISS Cover star Phoebe Tonkin offers her guide to mastering the ultimate red lip. Hint: it involves Chanel … and red wine. WHAT TO WEAR TO WORK IN SUMMER As the weather warms up, the perpetual ‘How do I look chic at work?’ question becomes even harder to answer. To help, we’re rounding up dozens of summer-approved office-appropriate outfits. COVER TALK  “GORGEOUS” - @sarahjane_clarke “WOW STUNNING!” - @ashleighcarpenter “LOVE THIS COVER” - @paddingtonhouse “FINALLY BARBS!” - @thaiscandeias EMAIL bazaar@bauer-media.com.au or tag @bazaaraustralia to share your›thoughts or inspiration with us via Twitter› or Instagram. ARE YOU FOLLOWING BAZAAR AUSTRALIA YET? @BAZAARAustralia on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter ASK NUTRITIONIST JS HEALTH’S JESSICA SEPEL answers the five most commonly asked health and diet…

EVERY NIGHT, when I anchor the ABC’s current affairs program 7.30, it’s likely that at least one person on the show will be sharing the story of the worst day of their life. Disasters, accidents, unexpected tragedies — these things are the mainstays of the news. Reporting them has been my job for 25 years, and the effect of it has been to make me somewhat anxious: When will it be my turn? Why would this happen to them and not to me? Why wasn’t I the person in the Lindt cafe on the day of a terrorist attack or on a ride at Dreamworld the day it malfunctioned? In 2014, a series of events began to unfold in my personal life that made me even more fearful that my…

When I went to Bali earlier this year for a travel story, I packed my pyjamas — and that was it. For four days, I lounged by the pool in linen shortie sets, sipped evening wellness cocktails in silky print pairs and donned a kimono-style ensemble for a trip into town. Sure, pyjamas have a natural affinity with resort dressing, but Bali was far from my first foray into pyjamas as day- or eveningwear. I pulled on a Romance Was Born teal-and-gold rococo print set for the Hermès on the Beach party in 2017, and have since worn all manner of PJs to everything from a work dinner at Sydney’s Rockpool Bar & Grill to a friend’s 40th birthday party. Five years ago, the thought of leaving the house in…

CAN ONE TRULY DEFINE FRENCH ELEGANCE? It is, after all, evanescent — a state of mind, an attitude, a way of being. It involves a delicate balance between the natural and the sophisticated in the pursuit of the timeless. I am not French by birth. In my blood and in my heart, I am Italian, but I live and work in Paris, and am French by culture. And yet to be French in this regard is to learn a code to style that is universal. It requires placing one’s senses and one’s spirit before one’s appearance. My mother once told me that as jewellers we cannot wear ostentatious clothing; we had to opt instead for sobriety. “We must choose simple clothing, my dear,” she counselled. “Otherwise it would be too…

Many people have a sentimental attachment to their favourite pair of jeans, but for husband-and wife designer duo Nicole and Michael Colovos, denim equals obsession. The couple’s relationship with the sturdy textile spans 16 years: from the launch of their first label, Habitual, which fed the designer denim boom in 2002, to Helmut Lang, where they were co-creative directors for eight years, elevating the functional fabric to high fashion. In 2016, they launched their brand Colovos, which will have an entirely denim ready-to-wear range come mid-November. “Denim crosses so many different cultures and occasions,” Nicole says. “The way people are living their lives now is a lot more casual than in the past, so it’s more relevant than ever. We’ve always had denim in our collections, but we recently had…

HAYLEY BONHAM & RORY ELSOM Creative connection: La Porte Space and Maison La Porte When it comes to running luxury workspace and events business La Porte Space together, Bonham has the artistic eye and Elsom brings the business brain. “I’m very visual and will come up with all of our designs, ideas and activations, and Rory is brilliant with the implementation and development of the concepts I devise,” Bonham says. “I’m very creative and Rory is very logical and strategic, so it’s the perfect balance.” Located in Rosebery in Sydney’s inner south, La Porte Space includes a photographic studio, a cafe, a retail space and a wellness studio, with a satellite space set up each year in Paris for fashion week. The couple is also developing a boutique hotel, Maison…

If the pointy end of the year should be about anything, surely it should be fun, festivity and frivolousness. But it should also be a time of giving back and honouring our loved ones, our planet and those we share it with. One company that recognises this is French skincare and fragrance brand L’Occitane en Provence. Long famed for its fabulous festive offerings such as its advent calendar and gorgeous gift sets for pampering the body from top to toe, L’Occitane sets the 2018 festive season soaring through the night sky in collaboration with one-of-a-kind Paris fashion house Castelbajac. “We only have one planet and one shot at preserving it for future generations. – JULIE CHAN The house of Castelbajac is famed for its use of primary colours, bold shapes…

hat, exactly, have I been doing with my life? You thought it, W we thought it, the world wondered … When that Forbes “America’s Women Billionaires” issue, covered by a power-suited, matt-pouted Kylie Jenner, hit newsstands with a projection that the CEO of Kylie Cosmetics, now 21, will soon become the youngest self-made billionaire ever, we all imagined what might have been if we hadn’t just gone backpacking. But let’s not judge youth squandered on working holiday visas too harshly. That was then, and this is a very different now. This the era of entrepreneurialism, online founder magazines and collective workspaces. ‘Entrepreneuring’ might not be an official word yet, but so many people are doing it, just give the Oxford Dictionary time. In the blaze behind meteors such as Glossier,…

Malibu is less than an hour from LA, up the Pacific Coast Highway, yet it has always felt elusive to outsiders. That’s a bit unfair, considering its mood-altering beaches make laying your towel in Santa Monica look like the definition of settling. Even away from the sand, Malibu is a high church of fauna and renewal with its cragged mountains; winding, sagebrush-lined canyons; and shimmering light that has seduced filmmakers for decades, from Sydney Pollack, who filmed The Way We Were there (Barbra Streisand later became one of Malibu’s best-known residents), to Kathryn Bigelow, whose Point Break, set at Leo Carrillo State Beach, is the Sistine Chapel of surfing movies. Farther north, Malibu’s lush remoteness unfolds, and it becomes clear why the locals have wanted to keep this 34-kilometre stretch…

“Flaws are my favourite part of people, usually.” — EMMA STONE actor and Scorpio SCORPIO (October 24–November 22) Life has been over the top lately, but thanks to a new moon in your sign, you now have time to pare things back and redefine your goals. A full moon and Mercury in retrograde reveal how money matters may have got into a mess, but Jupiter fixes things and gives you financial freedom for the next 12 months. With Uranus leaving your relationships in peace — and Venus also on the case — you’re more positive and proactive about love, so get yourself ready for a revival that starts next month and runs into 2019. SAGITTARIUS (November 23–December 21) After more than a decade’s absence, Jupiter is back in…

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