In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Harpers Bazaar US

• SOMBR
  Introducing This Issue’s MUSIC DIRECTOR
• WHY DON’T YOU…?
  The start of a NEW YEAR is always full of EXHORTATIONS to be more FIT, more DISCIPLINED, and more PRODUCTIVE … and have less, well, FUN. For our RESET issue, LYNETTE NYLANDER advises what you SHOULD do that you’ll actually WANT to do.
• CATEGORIES of LOSS: NOTES on the ALTADENA FIRE ONE YEAR Later
  THE PEOPLE and IDEAS SHAPING the CULTURE
• ALL for the DOLLS
  DEREK C. BLASBERG talks to designer CONNER IVES about how a T-SHIRT he created to show SUPPORT for his friends in the TRANS COMMUNITY became a CULTURAL PHENOMENON and has helped TURBOCHARGE the conversation around IDENTITY and ALLYSHIP, on and off the RUNWAY
• What Women WANT
  NEW YORK fashion brands like ASHLYN, KALLMEYER, and DIOTIMA have STRUCK a CHORD with SHOPPERS in search of a WARDROBE that is less prescriptive and more PERSONAL
• Carrying FORWARD
  BULGARI’s new collection of MINAUDIÈRES reimagines the house’s most ICONIC MOTIFS
• JAMAICA Strong
  As the island REBUILDS and REPAIRS, its IRREPRESSIBLE SPIRIT and BEAUTY remain a WELCOMING beacon
• The Naked EYE
  Why MASCARA may be LOSING its MYSTIQUE
• HER Story
  KAIA GERBER’s future could have been PREWRITTEN. Instead, she’s FINDING her own way FORWARD.
• SEASON of CHANGE
  It’s been billed as FASHION’S GREAT RESET: more than a dozen DESIGNER DEBUTS across some of the INDUSTRY’S most HISTORIC HOUSES. Will it change ANYTHING? EVERYTHING? ROBIN GIVHAN unpacks the upheaval on the runways.
• Inside OUT
  PEPTIDES are EVERYWHERE. EVERYONE is OBSESSED with them. But what ARE they? And what do they DO? LINDA WELLS digs DEEP to determine if the INJECTABLE DU JOUR is the next FRONTIER in WELLNESS and LONGEVITY.
• ARCHIVE
  DAVID SIMS, SEPTEMBER 1993