US Harper’s Bazaar September 2021 : Beyoncé by Campbell Addy

[8eight]

Beyonce just looks a bit bored/going through the motions.

 

[Jacque Marcel]

So many unflattering looks. The Editor and Stylist should just quit.

 

[KoV]

Since I can’t think of anything nice to say, I will restrict my comments to the weather, lest I get stung by the Beyhive.

 

[liv4beauty]

If only she had brought Sasha Fierce along for the photoshoot.

 

[velvetandsilk]

Light on photos is terrible, but problem with Beyonce come from too control all own image.

 

[Lola701]

What we need is Beyonce by Meisel and styled by Carlyne…But only Edward can make it happen.
And truth to be told, only Carlyne can brought a little bit of fun and sass to athleisure…

She accepted to do CRFB, which was quite different for her so why not?

 

[CommanderTMugler]

What we need is Beyonce by Meisel and styled by Carlyne…But only Edward can make it happen.
And truth to be told, only Carlyne can brought a little bit of fun and sass to athleisure…

She accepted to do CRFB, which was quite different for her so why not?

This is what I expected from British Vogue and was let down. Beyoncé bent Anna and Edward to her will. I don’t think there anyone left to make her and Meisel happen given their egos. Maybe if it comes from her own stylist and she explains Meisel’s history.

I’m actually surprised she’s doing Tiffany’s, I wonder how that’s going to go, who will photograph it and how Beyoncé will add in her own twist to it since their campaigns are usually pretty clean and simple, far from Beyoncé’s usual photographs.

Styling with Carlyne is possible, I would love a whole video.

I believe she accepted CR since she was on good terms with the photographer, he had directed two of her recent videos at the time. That gave great results. She needs to let go at times, trust others to do their job, not everything needs to be a deep personal statement.

 

[Xone]

I believe she accepted CR since she was on good terms with the photographer, he had directed two of her recent videos at the time. That gave great results. She needs to let go at times, trust others to do their job, not everything needs to be a deep personal statement.

Yeah, this is exactly my feelings with her.... she was in good terms with Carine also i think u can see that on Carine's documentary. I know most celebrities are full on themselves but Beyonce is so obvious about it and not in a good way....But she is an answer to our times too, i mean that kind if attitude and she makes her clear her intention of being "someone" by advocating different causes in the most not organic way that it feels forced...i prefer the Beyonce of Destiny's Child or the one from her first album.

I'm wondering how they did The Gentlewoman cover and editorial...

 

[Melancholybaby]

The lighting in these photos...it's astonishing how far you can get these days without an inkling of photography skills.

Samira out here making me miss Glenda's tacky "fabulous at every age" uber-photoshopped choices that could be any month's cover (and of course UK Bazaar when it used to cater to women other than country estate owners) and I'm not sure if it's nostalgia, going senile or just being unable to accept the status quo for current fashion magazines.

redcarpet-fashionawards.com

 

[tigerrouge]

Glenda was all about the generic Michael Kors glamour, and UK Bazaar under Lucy Yeomans was aimed at women who had a lusty passion for everything in life.

 

[Deleted member 141309]

I was already expecting bad. Beyoncé means usually destined to look cheap and tacky. She looked good one or two times, but she’s looked horrible about a thousand times more. She is a great dancer and entertainer, undeniable force of an artist, but I think there is no place for her in fashion. She lacks distinction, taste and refinement in her image - it is a fine social statement a la Black is King, Pretty Hurts, all the feminism and other things she does to get her $$$.
Sometimes no matter how great you are, you aren’t it for fashion.

Ivy Park is also ridiculous. Yet another nondescript fashion line that nobody cares about, polluting earth, paying so cheap those poor workers, while Beyoncé gets even more cash from her fans. It is same as Gaga, who I do love a lot. Girl, we didn’t need yet another make up line. Different package - same concept. Give way to some real fashion and stop pushing your tackiness to the masses.

 

[JPineapple]

Shalom Harlow has a feature inside!

 

[Xone]

Nice to see Elisa Santissi working.....so Shalom have two HB editorials (US and Spain) in the streets of NY....

 

[aracic]

US Harper's Bazaar September 2021

Shine On

Photography: Amy Troost
Styling: Sydney Rose Thomas
Hair: Tina Outen
Makeup: Yumi Lee
Models: Marlee Bell, Quannah Chasinghorse, Betsy Gaghan, Devyn Garcia, Lisa Han, Cristina Jugo, Arianna Martinez, Mavaro, Marsella Rea, Jada Shropshire






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[aracic]

US Harper's Bazaar September 2021

Paint The Town

Photography: Cass Bird
Styling: Elissa Santisi
Hair: Ward
Makeup: Romy Soleimani
Model: Shalom Harlow






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[aracic]

US Harper's Bazaar September 2021

Personal Growth

Photography: Dario Catellani
Styling: Avena Gallagher
Hair: Tamara McNaughton
Makeup: Emi Kaneko
Models: Hawah, Lex Peckham, Philyne






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[aracic]

US Harper's Bazaar September 2021

Best Foot Forward

Photography: Stefanie Moshammer
Editor: Amanda Alagem





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[aracic]

US Harper's Bazaar September 2021

The Shape Of Things

Photography: Jody Rogac
Styling: Samira Nasr
Hair: Tashana Miles
Makeup: Kiki Gifford
Model: Adesuwa Aighewi






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[aracic]

US Harper's Bazaar September 2021

Natural Beauty

Photography: Bryan Liston
Styling: Miguel Enamorado
Hair: Kevin Ryan
Makeup: Mark Carrasquillo
Model: Mila Ganame



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[aracic]

US Harper's Bazaar September 2021

Field Day

Photography: Dan Martensen
Styling: Camille Bidault-Waddington
Hair: Ryan Mitchell
Makeup: Siddhartha Simone
Model: Kiki Willems






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