UK Harper's Bazaar March 2017 : Sam Rollinson by Agata Pospieszynska

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10 Things We Love
Ph: Alexander Meininger
Styled by: Florrie Thomas
Hair: Philippe Tholimet
Makeup: Kristina Ralph Andrews
Manicure: Tinu Bello
Model: Camila Ribeiro


Harper's Bazaar UK March 2017 Digital Edition

 

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Pink
Ph: Anya Holdstock
Styled by: Anna Rosa Vitiello
Manicure: Tinu Bello
Model: Monique


Harper's Bazaar UK March 2017 Digital Edition

 

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Carine on the Collections. A New Perspective
By: Carine Roitfeld
Ph: Bibi Cornejo Borthwick
Creative Direction: The Style Council
Sittings Editor: Ben Perreira
Hair: Tina Outen
Makeup: Kanako Takase
Manicures: Mei Kawajiri
Models: Guinevere Van Seenus, Carolyn Murphy, Fernanda Ly, Lineisy Montero, Odette Pavlova, Gierde Dukauskaite, Litay Marcus, Dilone, Stella Lucia, Joan Smalls, Sarah Brannon


Harper's Bazaar UK March 2017 Digital Edition

 

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cont.


same as above

 

[Benn98]

Wow, Erik outdid even the great Annie Leibovitz with 'Siren Song'. Leith should really consider compiling a book with all their work together, it's truly magical. As predicted the cover edit more than lives up to the covers! And I will never, ever hate on the fact that Carine is pushing new names. The edit itself is not that strong, but I'd take it over M&M, Demarchelier or Testino anyday. Love her styling here, especially the jackets hanging off one shoulder.

I'm a huge fan of British Harper's because it's just about the only magazine in this country which produce truly magical features steeped in fantasy. The rest are all so serious, realist and to the point.

 

[Alien Sex Friend]

Carine feat Mark Borthwick`s offspring first steps in photography looks even weaker and lazier than any pointless indie magazine with lack of budgets material. i cant even tell how can you spoil mono-branded editorial with all things styled same way as the runways but now i see , that you can. Carine should retire.

 

[mariemaud]

Yeah for Sam, I miss her !
Love the location as well, the suscribers cover is so refreshing, the other looks magical

 

[Nepenthes]

'Siren Song' is breathtaking. I am in awe!

 

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limited edition cover

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[Benn98]

Hhhmm, I'm a big Diana fan, but I'll have to pass on this cover in favour of the newsstand one. Don't recall seeing this shot in the past though.

 

[sixtdaily]

^ From Bazaar IG:

We've teamed up with @kensingtonroyal on a very special collectors' edition #MarchIssue cover which celebrates the timeless elegance of the late #PrincessDiana and the palace's forthcoming 'Diana: A Fashion Story' exhibition. The portrait was shot by @Patrickdemarchelier and originally published in the December 1995 issue of Harper's Bazaar. This limited-edition cover will be available exclusively at Kensington Palace and online at the Historic Royal Palaces shop

Another collector cover:

As @dulwichgallery launches a major retrospective of #VanessaBell's work, Harper's Bazaar pays homage with a special #MarchIssue collectors' cover featuring one of her artworks; Interior with the Artist's Daughter (c 1935–1936). This cover will be available exclusively at the gallery shop for the duration of the exhibition (8 February to 4 June)

 

[Lausanne]

Erik Madigan Heck never fails to impress me with his work. I like editorial with Sam, I have a soft spot for Scotland.

 

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stunning

 

[vogue28]

I'm a huge fan of British Harper's because it's just about the only magazine in this country which produce truly magical features steeped in fantasy. The rest are all so serious, realist and to the point.

I loathe these outdoorsy fashion shoots UK Bazaar insissssssst on delivering issue after issue, detest whimsical and dreamy fashion photography but when you point out the fact that British Bazaar are indeed the only magazine in the country that does such a thing.. I'm kinda like.. you're right.. love it! I purely think it's because Bazaar has become so predictable under Justine Picardie that I'm a little over the likes of Erik Madigan Heck.

Guess it's purely down to the individual because while everyone moans about Emmanuelle Alt constantly churning out the 1980s at Vogue Paris - I love it.

Still haven't had the chance to take a good look through this issue actually but look forward to it, nonetheless. A nice thick, hefty issue for March!