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US Bazaar September 1996 : Elizabeth Hurley & Hugh Grant by Patrick Demarchelier

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Ph: Patrick Demarchelier
Fashion Editor: Tonne Goodman
Hair: Serge Normant
Makeup: Kevyn Aucoin
Featuring Elizabeth Hurley & Hugh Grant
...and Maggie the Chimp!


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US Bazaar September 1996

Perfect 10
Ph: David Sims
Model: Esther De Jong
Fashion Editor: Paul Cavaco
Hair: Guido Palau
Makeup: Linda Cantello

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US Bazaar September 1996

London Beat
Ph: Peter Lindbergh
Model: Stella Tennant
Fashion Editor: SaraJane Hoare
Hair: Odile Gilbert
Makeup: Stephane Marais

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US Bazaar September 1996

Couture Lite
Ph: Patrick Demarchelier
Fashion Editor: Sarajane Hoare
Model: Sharon van der Knapp; Chandra North; Sarah Thomas; Kylie Bax; Carolyn Murphy; Georgina Grenville
Hair: Yannick d'Is
Makeup: Fulvia Farolfi

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US Bazaar September 1996

Armani in America
Ph: Steven Klein
Model: Annie Morton
Fashion Editor: Melanie Ward
Hair: Jimmy Paul
Makeup: Dick Page

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US Bazaar September 1996

Heavy G
Ph: Raymond Meier
Fashion Editor: Elissa Santisi
Model: Tasha Tilberg
Hair: Mike Lundgren
Makeup: Diane Kendal

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US Bazaar September 1996

Crimping Out
Ph: Steven Klein
Fashion Editor: Melanie Ward
Hair: Guido Palau
Model: Eleonore Hendricks; Amy Wesson; Emma Balfour
Makeup: No credit

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US Bazaar September 1996

Pure & Simple
Ph: Patrick Demarchelier
Fashion Editor: Tonne Goodman
Model: Sharon van der Knapp
Hair: Louis Angelo for Garren
Makeup: Kevyn Aucoin
Manicore: Nore Garcia

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US Bazaar September 1996

Streets of Gold
Ph: Paolo Roversi
Fashion Editor: Elissa Santisi
Model: Sharon van der Knapp
Hair: Eugene Souleiman for Trevor Sorbie International
Makeup: Pat McGrath

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So beautiful!
It's very sad to see the same magazine 20 years later. Yes, fashion has changed and you can't have the same expectations as 5, 10 or 20 years ago but today, Bazaar is only about the celebrity in the cover.

20 years ago, they had also major photographers, models, make-up artist or even Hair team. It was about using the best ressources to create something beautiful.
Even something as boring as model in front of a white background looks amazing.

Bazaar today scream "budget restrictions".
 
So beautiful!
It's very sad to see the same magazine 20 years later. Yes, fashion has changed and you can't have the same expectations as 5, 10 or 20 years ago but today, Bazaar is only about the celebrity in the cover.

20 years ago, they had also major photographers, models, make-up artist or even Hair team. It was about using the best ressources to create something beautiful.
Even something as boring as model in front of a white background looks amazing.

Bazaar today scream "budget restrictions".

Don't get me started on the sad sorry state of magazines today!!!
High fashion magazines have lost sight of their individuality & subsequently their demographic are left nothing.
The creativity & art direction is also diminished - not to mention how plain & forgettable the models are. No wonder one by one print magazines are going out of business. Fashion magazines need to go back to the basics!
 
Such a jampacked issue. I've rarely been interested in Bazaar for about 10 years but am really into 90's issues. Simply classic and indeed uncomparable to the Bazaar nowaday.
In Hugh and Hurley ed the gorilla steals the show :lol: So cute, esp. in the last pic.
Thanks for sharing gems, kelles.
 
^^^ That’s a chimp. A gorilla on Hurley's shoulders would break her back LOL

Thanks for bringing this issue up belles. Liz’s Bazaar really shaped my fashion and design outlook when I was a teen. I remember being completely spellbound by the "London Beat" edit; that brand of effortless, candid snapshots of moments— but still remembering its high fashion perspective and purpose with skilled, strong compositions and enticing subject matters. I took so much inspiration from the way the guys were dressed… And I loved the hearty, funky bravado of "Heavy G" with all the Helmut pieces.

So much love love love for Liz’s Bazaar— especially in the light of the current September issue...
 
Wow at all the big name photographers in this issue. It's a big credit to Liz and Fabien and their eye for upcoming talent.
 
They used to love these couple covers, seem to recall one with Cameron Diaz and Ben Stiller, I think. Love both cover and edit here.
And the sheer prestige of everyone on these pages is shocking. I imagine it must've been a coup for them even then.
 
Streets of Gold
Ph: Paolo Roversi
Fashion Editor: Elissa Santisi
Model: Sharon van der Knapp
Hair: Eugene Souleiman for Trevor Sorbie International
Makeup: Pat McGrath

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Other Models:Annie Morton and Elisabeth Moses
Thank you for scans :flower:
 

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