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3 weeks ago | 
harpersbazaar.com | Leah Chernikoff
Cobey ArnerIn April 1965, Harper’s Bazaar unveiled an edition of the magazine guest-edited by photographer Richard Avedon and dedicated to “the off-beat side of Now.” Borne of a moment of upheaval not unlike the one we’re currently living in, the issue explored the people and ideas that were shaping the era. Sixty years later, we’re marking its anniversary by talking to some of our own era’s most influential figures and faces about the idea of the Now.
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1 month ago | 
harpersbazaar.com | Leah Chernikoff
When Richard Avedon guest-edited the April 1965 edition of Harper’s Bazaar, the issue was billed as “a partial passport to the offbeat side of Now.” For the cover, he snapped the model of the moment, Jean “the Shrimp” Shrimpton, her face framed by a Day-Glo fuchsia cutout that evoked an astronaut’s helmet.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Leah Chernikoff |Carlos Nazario
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."When Richard Avedon guest-edited the April 1965 edition of Harper’s Bazaar, the issue was billed as “a partial passport to the offbeat side of Now.” For the cover, he snapped the model of the moment, Jean “the Shrimp” Shrimpton, her face framed by a Day-Glo fuchsia cutout that evoked an astronaut’s helmet.
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1 month ago | 
harpersbazaar.com | Leah Chernikoff
Suzanne Koller, the influential Paris-based stylist, waited two years to get it. The current fashion director of M Le Magazine du Monde, who has also served as fashion director of Vogue Paris and cofounded the biannual cult magazine Self Service, surely has access to designer bags as soon as they exit the runway. But for an Hermès Birkin bag, she waited. “I always wanted one,” Koller says.
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2 months ago | 
msn.com | Leah Chernikoff
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2 months ago | 
harpersbazaar.com | Leah Chernikoff
No matter what’s happening in the world—and these days it could be any horror beyond your wildest imagination—we have to get dressed. We have to get out the door, and make our way through the world. And, well, you might as well feel good about what you wear to do that. New Yorkers are particularly adept at keeping on, regardless of what the day may throw at them: a sardine-packed subway ride, some interminable delay of some sort, really just name-your-Mayor-Adams-induced chaos.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
harpersbazaar.com | Leah Chernikoff
Like most people, I'm drowning in a deluge of "content", so it's a rare but happy occasion when I find something that forcefully ejects me from my scroll malaise. Sometimes it’s a book. Sometimes it’s a meal. And recently, it was Oh, Mary!, Cole Escola’s hilarious, utterly deranged, and undeniably genius fever dream of a show, for which I have now become a crazed evangelist.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
harpersbazaar.com | Leah Chernikoff
We need a new way to describe someone who displays the kind of stunning fearlessness, coupled with a certain “I don’t have time for your bullshit” swagger, that Speaker Nancy Pelosi has made her trademark. The word backbone feels inadequate, and certainly, balls is too masculine. And really, could a man have so deftly encouraged President Biden to drop out of the 2024 presidential race, thereby initiating one of the most consequential shifts in American political history?
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Sep 23, 2024 | 
harpersbazaar.com | Leah Chernikoff
There are only a handful of shows each season, if that many, that make the kind of seismic shifts in fashion that will be felt for months or even years to follow. Consistently, but particularly with his Spring/Summer 2025 collection, Matthieu Blazy achieves this at Bottega Veneta.
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Sep 15, 2024 | 
harpersbazaar.com | Leah Chernikoff
En un día de la semana de la moda de Nueva York protagonizado por Carolina Herrera y Tory Burch, lo más razonable habría sido, en algún momento, suponer que nos encontraríamos con dos versiones distintas del estilo neoyorkino del uptown. Los refinados vestidos de gala de Carolina Herrera y el armario diario de las madres del Upper East Side de Burch. Si embargo, sus propuestas parecían venir cada una de un extremo opuesto de Manhattan. Por supuesto, eso es sólo cuestión de kilómetros.
