Harper’s Bazaar Australia March 2018 : Margot Robbie by Max Doyle

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[Deleted member 45369]

Why is she wearing her ice skating costume from I Tonya?

 

[Benn98]

This must be an exclusive, I've not seen this shot before. Great for them. This edition reprint so much that I've forgotten their ability to pull someone so high in demand.

It looks better than her Elle cover, which I liked, but the Tonya outfit is a bit much. I'm getting tired of her, personally.

 

[Nymphaea]

Great face! No to the outfit.

 

[dodencebt]

Overexposure can be a terrible thing.

 

[Deleted member 45369]

Overexposure can be a terrible thing.

Agree... the lighting is a bit harsh on this.

 

[Benn98]

Agree... the lighting is a bit harsh on this.

That's not what he meant and you know it, lol!

 

[Bertrando3]

That's not what he meant and you know it, lol!

ahahah

 

[brikin]

^^ Agreed, I love Margot but I feel like she's been everywhere these past few months. But in all seriousness this shot would have been beautiful if it had better lighting.

 

[serendipity8777]

Ph: Max Doyle
Stylist: Naomi Smith
Hair: Sophie Roberts
Makeup: Linda Jefferyes
Models: Margot Robbie with friends, Julia and Nick Chalmers


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[vogue28]

I'm a Margot Robbie fan and love what Harper's Bazaar Australia do but this feels like a little lackluster. They've done so much better with their original content in the past. Not Bazaar Australia's finest moment with this cover shoot (which is a shame since they're celebrating 20 years!).

 

[Benn98]

Not very original when you take into consideration Margot's December cover for Vogue Australia. I thought we'd get more of a fashion take on I, Tonya? Would've been much better than this!

 

[Benn98]

Mediaweek’s fashion preview: Harper’s Bazaar editor-in-chief Kellie Hush

By Kruti Joshi
Posted on February 13, 2018

‘It’s our 20th Anniversary so every page is a highlight!’
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For fashion magazines, the March and September editions have always been the biggest issues of the year in Australia. Mediaweek spoke with editors of leading fashion brands for some insider highlights from upcoming issues.

Title: Harper’s Bazaar
Editor-in-chief: Kellie Hush
Publisher: Bauer Media
On sale: February 12

Is the March issue your biggest in the year?

Our March and September issues are traditionally our biggest issues of the year pagewise and also in regards to advertising revenue. This year our March issue is a bumper one as we are celebrating the 20th anniversary of Harper’s Bazaar Australia. There is a lot of hype around the issue and our commercial partners have been very eager to be a part of it.

What are the editorial highlights from the forthcoming issue?

It’s our 20th anniversary so every page is a highlight! We have interviewed the innovative women shaping fashion, from sustainability pioneer Stella McCartney to Australian resort wear gurus Nicky and Simone Zimmermann. We have photographed globetrotting Victoria’s Secret stars Victoria Lee and Georgia Fowler on the beach. We also chart the 10 defining moments that rocked the beauty world in the past 20 years, and profile the industry A-listers putting Australia on the global beauty map.

Rising star Elizabeth Debicki reflects on the year that changed her life. Hollywood super-stylist Karla Welch advocates for social change. Digital influencer Margaret Zhang joins Romper Stomper star Sophie Lowe to confront the clichés about the millennial generation. Bar tsar Justin Hemmes and Kate Fowler open up their harbourside home. Fairfax’s social diarist Andrew Hornery compares the Australian social scene in 1998 to today’s. Bazaar presents its 20 best-dressed Australian women from the fields of fashion, media, politics and more.

What are some of the things you are looking out for this year?

We are a trend-driven magazine so we have our eyes firmly focused on What’s Next: What’s next in fashion, culture, art, beauty, politics, celebrity and travel. Right now my team is heading off to the autumn/winter fashion shows in New York, London, Milan and Paris, which will influence the direction we head fashionwise for the next six months. We are also continuing to watch the #Metoo campaign and the shift happening culturally due to a loud and strong female voice emerging globally. I hope diversity and the female voice will be the big trends of 2018.
Anything else on the horizon for Harper’s Bazaar?

We will continue to focus on digital and how we can grow our audience across every platform – social, digital and print. Bazaar is in a great place and we have started 2018 in a strong position. I will be focused on continuing this for the rest of 2018.

Source: Mediaweek.com.au