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US Harper's Bazaar March 2011 : Kim Kardashian by Terry Richardson

Subscribers' cover is really nice. At least subscribers won't have to look at Kim's plastic mug!
 
Elisa Sednaoui by Theo Wenner



For all practical purposes, New York Fashion Week is a modern debutante ball. Make a splashy debut during the collections and you've arrived! The spring shows belonged to 23-year-old Elisa Sednaoui, the model and actress who is equal parts leggy temptress and sweetly smiling beauty. When she sauntered into shows like Proenza Schouler and Jason Wu last September, necks craned and tongues wagged.

But that's not because she was in the type of statementy runway plumage that gets the street-style photographers a-snapping. It's quite the opposite, actually. "I like things that are very minimal, and I never wear too many accessories," Sednaoui explains. She dresses with panache yet keeps it simple with barely there makeup and loose, natural hair. Yes, there's the occasional hat or edgy shoe, but Sednaoui forgoes over-the-top frippery. She selects elegantly low-key looks from favorite labels like Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent, Haider Ackermann, and Rad Hourani. But still, there's something about Sednaoui and her green-eyed beauty.


So who's that girl? Well, for starters, the "spiritual goddaughter" of stiletto sensei Christian Louboutin. (Sednaoui's half-French, half-Egyptian father is the architect of the shoe designer's Luxor house, a commission that begot a fast friendship.) She's also a newly minted member of Karl Lagerfeld's glossy posse and the designer's frequent red-carpet arm candy. Most recently, she's the face of Giorgio Armani's spring campaign.

Part of Sednaoui's charm comes from her delicate, hard-to-place accent. It's evidence of a childhood spent in her mother's native Italy, Cairo, and finally Paris, where she began modeling at the age of 15 and acting three years later. In 2006 she moved to New York, where she currently lives.

Along with bagging a major campaign, Sednaoui has been flexing her acting chops. She recently starred in Eastern Drift, by Lithuanian director Sharunas Bartas, and French director Christopher Thompson's Bus Palladium. She also cherishes her role as a saucy Saint-Tropez clubgoer in Lagerfeld's short film Remember Now, which debuted at Chanel's resort show last May. "Karl is such a smart, cultured person," she says. "He has taught me so much in one year." Good thing she's such a quick study.

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What's Next
Carola Remer by Glen Luchford





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"Bold Gold" & "What's Bright Now" (Select Images)
Harper's Bazaar US // March 2011
Ph. Ben Hassett & Daniel Jackson // Stylists: Julia Von Boehm & Brana Wolf​




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All the eds posted so far are ok, but nothing stands out.
 
I've never been happier to get a subscriber issue.Thank goodness Bazaar has the sense to make two covers.
 
The eds posted so far are all quite bland imho. As someone said, nothing really stands out, which is a shame because Bazaar used to have amazing editorials.
 
I like the shot of Hillary in the State Department, but the one in the corner just seems a bit odd. Why is she boxed in- too many things I am reading in to here!
 
Magda's cover and ed is lovely! I hardly liked Terry R. for Bazaar, but now I do.
Love What's Next by Luchford. I always love to see his studio pics.
Daniel Jackson's ed is very Elle-ish. I feel I have seen it from Italian Elle.
Eniko looks gorgeous as always ^_^
 
Wait, so Magdalena is on the subscriber's cover? Wow. That is one stunning cover. I wish they would sell that instead of this trashy one right here.
 
I don't like Terry R. but the other cover and the editorial are pretty cute, ages away from Kim's!
 
the "what's bright now" editorial reminds me of an editorial in vogue russia featuring jeneil williams, aminata niaria, sedene blake and co...nothing new. although i like the editorial, i do see where people are coming from when black models are grouped together which kind of creates a segregation of beauty...i'm not sure how to put it
 
Complete Review

450 pages

Chic Easy Pieces [10 pages]
Model: Magdalena Frackowiak
Hair: Danilo
Makeup: Frank B.
Stylist: Mel Ottenberg
Photographer: Terry Richardson

What's Bright Now [10 pages]
Models: Rose Cordero, Ataui Deng, Anais Mali, Nyasha Matonhodze, Sehna Moulton, Sedene & Jeneil Williamson
Hair: Esther Langham
Makeup: Petros Petohilos
Stylist: Brana Wolf
Photographer: Daniel Jackson

The New Shapes [10 pages]
Model: Nimue Smit
Hair: Rita Marmor
Makeup: Ozzy Salvatierra
Stylist: Brana Wolf
Photographer: Lachlan Bailey

Bold Gold [6 pages]
Model: Eniko Mihalik
Hair: Cim Mahony
Makeup: Francelle
Stylist: Julia Von Boehm
Photographer: Ben Hassett

Interview With A Vampire [10 pages]
Models: Baptiste, Anna J., Anna Mouglalis, Clemence Posey & Joana Preiss
Hair: Laurent Philippon
Makeup: Karim Rahman
Stylist: Andrew Richardson
Photographer: Karl Lagerfeld

All The News That's Fit To Print [10 pages, including article by Suzy Menkes]
Model: Ymre Stiekema
Hair: Shay Ashual
Makeup: Frank B.
Stylist: Sissy Vian
Photographer: Paolo Kudacki

Fashion's Mike Nichols Moment [6 pages]
Models: Georgina Chapman, Keren Craig, Pabal Gurung, Diane von Furstenberg, Winona Ryder, Mark Jacobs
Stylist: Natasha Royt
Photographer: Mark Seliger

Spring's New Shoes [6 pages]
Stylist: Ana Maria Pimentel
Photorapher: Darryl Patterson

The Real Daphne Guinness [8 pages with article by Derek Blasberg]
Hair: Gianni Scumaci
Makeup: Ashley Ward
Stylist: Derek Blasberg
Photographer: David Bailey

Cleopatra With A K [8 pages with Article /Interview]
Kim Kardashian
Hair: Danilo
Makeup: Frank B.
Stylist: Laura Brown
Photographer: Terry Richardson

The Season's Sexy Side [8 pages]
Model: Melodie Monrose
Hair: Laurent Philippon
Makeup: Cristelle Cocquet
Stylist: Natasha Royt
Photographer: William Klein

Big Loves [8 pages with article by Derek Blasberg]
Chloe Sevigny
Hair: Diego Da Silva
Makeup: Pep Gay
Stylist: Julia Von Boehm
Photographer: Cedric Buchet

Hillary Clinton: Myth & Reality [6 pages]

What's Next [8 pages]
Model: Carola Remer
Hair: Shay Ashual
Makeup: Lisa Houghton
Stylist: Marie Chaix
Photographer: Glen Luchford

Liza's New York [4 pages with article & '70s fashion pictures]
 
Thanks for the detailed review, MMA. Some of the editorials look promising and I can't wait to see Ymre's.
 

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