Harper's Bazaar India

2 days ago | harpersbazaar.in | Camille Freestone

Season Three of HBO’s And Just Like That... premieres this week, and with it comes an undeniable onslaught of wacky dressing—as evidenced by the set photos that have already leaked. In the trailer alone, Charlotte’s pairing a Blair Waldorf-style red headband with coordinating gingham. Miranda’s going camp in a silver one-shoulder dress. Lisa sits by the pool in a shocking yellow visor and matching vest.

4 days ago | harpersbazaar.in | Izzy Grinspan

When Y2K nostalgia started creeping into the culture a few years ago, a lot of women who’d lived through the era were bemused. People really wanted to go back to a time of diet culture and Harvey Weinstein? A time before Beyoncé’s Beyoncé, where using the word “feminism” as a celebrity was considered a one-way ticket to nobody listening to you ever again?

4 days ago | harpersbazaar.in | Ariana Marsh

For years, Casey Johnston did everything “right” when it came to health and fitness—at least according to the rules laid out by diet culture. She meticulously tracked calories, logged miles of running, and pushed herself to stay in control of her cravings. From the outside, she looked like the picture of discipline. But on the inside, her relationship with food and exercise was unraveling. “It was antagonistic; that’s how I often characterize it,” she says.

5 days ago | harpersbazaar.in | Jhanvi Duggal

Every visit to Jaipur reminds me that everything we seek resides in the trunk of our history. I recall strolling through the City Palace, captivated by the aesthetically pleasing nooks and crannies of the Pink City, and wondering what it would be like to encapsulate all of Jaipur’s flair into one experience. That’s when I came across the Princess Diya Kumari Foundation (PDKF).

5 days ago | harpersbazaar.in | Brooke Bobb

In America, art is under attack. The current administration has significantly reduced funding for arts programs and cancelled grants under the National Endowment for the Arts (and this is on top of proposed censorship and cuts to education). There is no better time for the fashion industry to shed light on the importance of supporting creativity, and there has been no better leader in this space over the last decade than Dior’s Creative Director Maria Grazia Chiuri.