I've slightly gone off Glenda's Bazaar the past few months, something made worse last night when I was going through issues from the time of Kate Betts - which I didn't rate too highly at the time, still being awed by the Tilberis era.
Yet there was so much there I didn't see - a commitment to featuring all sorts of ethnicities, like when Caroline Ribeiro got a cover. Also, the amount of articles profiling women in influential positions, they were supportive, realistic and inspirational. For the first time, I wondered what kind of Bazaar we'd have ended up with today, if she'd been allowed to continue.
Funnily enough, I also found, in one even older issue from the late 90's, an editorial with Aurelie Claudel just like the safari one in this issue, right down to cuddling up with the cheetah (except the older edit is much better, there's more of an atmospheric sense of the African landscape). Safari is an eternal theme, but seeing that was like a real 'then and now' moment.