Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India December 2019, issue:
On our December cover, we have Disha Patani, who represents what it means to be young and modern today. As we look forward to an exciting 2020, we include a lovely fragrance horoscope. Plus, we bring together wellness trends from around the world. And witchcraft, quite literally! We feature radically feminist, new-age spells to create a safe space for women. 

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India September 2020, issue: Harper’s Bazaar India presents the new, digital issue, starring the alluring Sobhita Dhulipala. This free-for-download edition features a candid interview with coverstar Sobhita, about the launch of her new 'creative cell', a fresh perspective on relationships, and why she won't ever let success get the better of her. 

The issue also welcomes the new season with Bazaar's definitive fashion trend report, as well as spotlights the latest collections by India’s couturiers, accessory trends of fall, and more. We’ve also spoken to a host of celebrities, including Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Swara Bhaskar, Twinkle Khanna, and athlete Dutee Chand, about their views on life, love, and success.

How do you update your beauty regime to the change in your lifestyle? Beauty enthusiasts share their advice, and we celebrate the Indian skincare brands that you need to consider. 

To quench your creative side, we’ve round up the best books, art exhibitions, podcasts, and more, to enjoy this month. And finally, for those who’re planning a holiday (even if in your mind), there are breathtaking destinations to satisfy your wanderlust.


Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India June-July 2020, issue:At over 300 pages, Bazaar’s June-July issue is our most ambitious one yet. Fashion keeps its focus sharply on the Rewear movement. Beauty looks at the new brands that keep the promise of being clean and sustainable. We bring you part two of the mask project, as well as self portraits of designers in a Covid-19 world. And our hotlist section looks at crime and fiction. Our favourite designers have also styled our favourite female anti-heroes. Plus, there is a fabulous reading list. There are also stories on dealing with anxiety, the sisterhood of the banana bread, and the new trend of the hardgurl. Our travel section addresses why it is important to allow yourself to dream of different places.

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India April-May 2020, issue:
BECAUSE IT IS THE LITTLE THINGS THAT BRING US JOY..

For the first time ever in its decade long legacy, Harper’s Bazaar India released its first ever digital issue celebrating the spirit of solidarity, resilience, kindness, fear, and hope.
These challenging times have changed the way we approach pillars of Harper’s Bazaar: Fashion and Beauty. They’ve inspired us to unleash our creativity and make the best of what we have. From The Mask Project—a representation of the Indian fashion fraternity’s response towards the cause of the hour to our #24HourswithArt series where twelve eclectic female artists come together—we focused on stripping away the artifice to reveal what really matters. Stories of solidarity and empowerment. Stories of Dalit icons and Indian trailblazers. Stories that make us re-evaluate our ideals of beauty. Stories that reveal what we all have in common and bring us all together. We help you pick a book and a fragrance for every mood and stand with you through those anxious nights.

Over the past decade, Bazaar has stood for the design philosophy of ‘Less is More’. And as we get accustomed to the new normal and decide what is essential, it makes more sense than ever before. As people draw a lens on themselves, we establish moments of collective reflection and document how we feel, how we dress, and how WE find hope. “The idea is to collaborate, communicate, reflect and hopefully renew as we come together,” says editor, Nonita Kalra.

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India March 2020, issue: This March, our two cover stars are both icons—Sharon Stone and Kareena Kapoor Khan. Both have so much in common. Feisty and opinionated, they have that ineffable quality of living life on their own terms. For our 11th anniversary, we also launch the Bazaar Rewear movement. It's fashionable to wear the same things over and over again, and we firmly believe that truly timeless pieces never go out of style.  For 2020, we knew we needed optimism. From photo features and essays on fashion and identity to different ways of wearing a single black dress courtesy India’s top stylists—there’s a lot to look forward to!

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India January/February 2020, issue:
Our first issue of the new decade is buoyed with anticipation. It is a blueprint for progress, a manifesto for happiness. Which is why our big fashion resolution is to bring more colour to our lives. From borrowing from a box of crayons for the year’s makeup palette to wearing red on red, Bazaar resolves to make choices that are bold and bright. And for our annual Women We Love list, we ask 13 amazing women—Dutee Chand, Reena Kallat, Ruchika Sachdeva, among others—their wishes for 2020.

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India November 2019, issue:
For our November issue, our cover stars Sakshi Sindwani, Lakshmi Rana, Kusha Kapila, Sandra Nandeibam, and Paloma Monnappa come together to celebrate a new normal–where everyone is different but the same. We also feature the winners of our first-ever Conscious Beauty Awards, with each of them showing us a different way to be part of the clean beauty conversation. Plus, view the best of the Louis Vuitton Resort 2020 collection in our fashion story and travel to the islands of Lamu and Manda in the Escape section. 

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India October 2019, issue:
For the October issue, our cover star Deepika Padukone talks about her advocacy for mental health and affecting change through her platform. We also speak to women who have been at the top of their game to share the secrets to their success--Payal Kadakia of ClassPass; actor and producer Reema Sampat; Melanie Chandra, actor and co-founder Hospital for Hope; and Surina Jindal, actor and producer.  Plus, our style pages embrace diversity with both the trends of neutrals as well as of wearing print on print. For beauty, copper becomes the newest metallic craze, and jewelry finds a celestial stimulus. 

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India September 2019, issue:
For the September issue, models Naomi Janumala and Pratik Shetty talk about the power of representation and diversity on international runways. This is also our Big Fashion Issue, where we pick our favourite trends and accessories for the new season, and Carine Roitfeld styles icons including Céline Dion, Alicia Keys, and Kate Moss among others. Plus, our annual Books Special tells you what you should be reading, with personal essays from author Mira Jacob, Ann Patchett, and Samantha Shannon. Also find beauty treatments and tools backed by high-technology for a younger you.

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India July- August 2019, issue:

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India June 2019, issue:
Over cover star for June, Sara Ali Khan, on finding a way to belong in cinema and living life on her own terms. We also explore love through stories of romance and sexuality, and the new language of dating in the age of Instagram. Plus, must-have pieces for the holiday season and products to use for beautiful, dewy skin.   

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India May 2019, issue:
For The Body Issue, our cover star, actor and activist Jameela Jamil opens up about body confidence, airbrushing, and her personal story about health and inclusive feminism. We take the conversation further and celebrate body confidence through the stories of 12 extraordinary women through letters and essays. Plus, the magical benefits of everyday flowers for dewy skin and six key pieces for a complete summer wardrobe. 

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India April 2019, issue:
The cover star of the April issue, Sonali Bendre, opens up about life after cancer diagnosis and talks about hope, grit, and honesty. This is also our Spring issue with the season’s ultimate shopping guide, best hair care, upcycled fashion, and a special tribute to Rekha’s iconic style.  

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India March 2019, issue:
For our 10th Anniversary issue, we mark the milestone with our cover stars, together for the first time: Madhuri, Sonakshi and Alia. They embody the quintessential Bazaar woman: graceful, confident, and brave. They talk to us about their upcoming film, Kalank, and the power of women in cinema. With this issue we also launch the Bazaar Awards celebrating people who are shaping the industry today. We also share our anniversary with 10 Indian designers who are completing a decade in fashion. We look at the eco-friendly future of style, the warm solidarity of the design community, and the beauty in self-care. More importantly, we celebrate the power of women and being fabulous at every age.  

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India January/February 2019, issue:

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India December 2018, issue: 
On our December cover is Janina Gavankar, an actor, musician, artist, and a Hollywood star. In her first Indian cover and Bazaar exclusive, she talks about her superpowers and diversity. In this issue, we also turn our gaze to the female perspective in design, art and architecture with designers like Madhu Jain, Rimzim Dadu, among others. Plus, find the best ways to wear the high-shine trend from the fall runways—gold makeup, full-blown metallics and all-red looks, this holiday season. Also travel across Northeast India, discovering the power of its music and new generation of artists.  



Highlights of  Harper’s Bazaar  India November 2018 , issue:
For our November cover, Harper’s Bazaar celebrates diversity with models, Archana Akil Kumar, Gloria Tep Rengma, Priya Singh, Rabanne Victor, Kiyara, and Sonali Singh. Our cover stars talk about inclusivity and wearing their unique identities like a badge of honour.
We celebrate fashion’s new wave of diversity with young faces of fashion who speak about stories of strength and diversity. Plus, Bazaar heads to grand and flamboyant  Macao to bring you elegant eveningwear.
As part of Bazaar Beauty, we bring you the best, wholesome, and natural handcrafted brands from around the country. Plus, Bazaar editors from the UK to Japan, hand-pick the year’s most comprehensive beauty power list. 
In a Bazaar exclusive, eight celebrated authors write on beauty, gender, feminism, and freedom as part of Bazaar Hotlist.

Highlights of  Harper’s Bazaar  India October 2018 , issue:
For our October issue, Harper’s Bazaar has superstar Katrina Kaif on the cover. Director, Kabir Khan gives an insight into the life of our cover star. 
The New Luxury, October’s headliner celebrates the true essence of luxury with rare, bespoke, exclusive products made to order. In a Bazaar exclusive, designer Suneet Varma turns photographer for his first magazine editorial featuring supermodel Lakshmi Rana. Plus, we escape into the wild with our edit of pleats.
For Bazaar Beauty, we take a deep dive into the world of fragrance with our edit of the best perfumes. Bazaar’s favourite fragrance lovers tell us about their signature scents and why they love them.
Author Sandip Roy writes about Kolkata’s enduring appeal and rich past as part of Bazaar Escape.

Highlights of  Harper’s Bazaar  India September 2018 , issue:
For our September issue, Harper’s Bazaar catches up with Anushka Sharma in London. She talks about her desire to push boundaries as an actor and producer, her career and the battles she’s fought along the way.
As part of Bazaar Style, we have 10 Things We Love which includes the biggest trends for fall, an exclusive first look at Monisha Jaising and Shweta Bachchan Nanda’s new label and a story on the journey of three talented, young labels who were selected for mentorship by Bazaar and a show at Smartwater presents The Platform at Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2018.
For Bazaar Beauty, Dior’s makeup artist Ralph Lteif’s spins his magic on classic trends. We meet the women behind SOVA and talk about why you need Moringa. 
Plus, the Definitive Decade includes India’s biggest fashion names from the ‘90s, where they share important, surprising, turning points of the era with names from Rohit Bal to JJ Valaya.

Highlights of  Harper’s Bazaar  India July/August 2018 , issue:
This month, Harper's Bazaar chats up Bollywood's hottest debutuants Janhvi Kapoor and Ishaan Khatter. Inside, discover Mumbai's best-kept secret spots, body-beautiful rituals for an overall glow, and fashion that's made to make you feel good inside and out.

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India June 2018, issue: 
Harper’s Bazaar’s June cover star and firebrand Kangana Ranaut is styled and interviewed by top designer, Sabyasachi Mukherjee at Cannes Film Festival. 
The Personal Style Issue, June’s headliner includes a study of the polka dot, collage art created exclusively for Bazaar, interview with acclaimed designer, Naeem Khan, and an essay on fashion’s love for craft. Plus, fashion’s most stylish sisters get candid about sharing wardrobes and secrets. 
As a part of Bazaar Beauty, we interview the vibrant Maye Musk, model and mother of Tesla founder Elon Musk, on why beauty is more than skin-deep. Yoga expert and author, Ira Trivedi demonstrates the surya namaskara for both mind and body.
Bazaar’s Hotlist is dedicated to a new way of seeing Indian crafts, the one book to add to your reading list, and an impact of nature on fashion, through an ambitious international show.


Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India May 2018, issue: 
For our May issue, Harper’s Bazaar has literary powerhouses Tishani Doshi, Fatima Bhutto, and Tahmima Anam as cover stars in a world exclusive. They come together to share their most long-lasting literary inspirations.
Return to Reading, May’s headliner, is dedicated to our favourite authors and must-read books by women. Our issue includes an exclusive short stories collection and authors of note from the Indian subcontinent.
As a part of Bazaar Beauty, we have Carine Roitfeld’s celebration of diversity with the most powerful beauty looks of the season.
Siddharth Dhanvant Shanghvi travels through Rajasthan with legendary author, Amy Tan in Bazaar Escape. Writers, Anjali Joseph and Monisha Rajesh recall how books influenced their journeys through life. 

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India April 2018, issue: 
For our April issue, Harper’s Bazaar has Aditi Rao Hydari on the cover with text by author, Raja Sen. He describes our cover star as the ultimate Mani Ratnam heroine - a woman with "verve and spirit and agency." The Memory Project, April’s headliner, includes reminders of family heritage of value by authors and photographers, like Aatish Taseer, Manju Kapoor, Aanchal Malhotra and Siddharth Dhanvant Shanghvi. As a part of Bazaar Beauty, The Mane Attraction, concentrates on how hair are a source of strength, the power of a braid and how the hijab is a women’s personal choice. Wild Flowers, a photograph feature, focuses on a new style of flower arrangement – freakebana, to introduce eccentric and rebellious take on spring’s fresh blooms.


Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India March 2018, issue: 

BEAUTIFUL MINDS Our first-ever list of The Creatives, featuring 101 people who have shaped the way we think.

I’M WITH HER Women take on the streets of Delhi wearing a mask that demands respect.

LIVING HISTORY The driving forces who have transformed Indian museums into modern, interactive spaces.

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India January-February 2018, issue: 
Cover & Cover Story
Kunal Nayyar, star on the hit television show The Big Bang Theory, with his wife Neha Kapur, a model and designer. This will be shot in New Delhi.
Fashion
A fashion shoot in Paris, showcasing the red colour trend
Fashion Features
 A feature on JJ Valaya, who celebrates 25 years in the fashion industry
Key wool pieces by Indian designers like pero, Zubair Khirmani, and Rahul Mishra
Designer Nachiket Barve completes 10 years in the business
A global lift on the fashionable life of luxury shoes designer Sophia Webster
Shop Bazaar
A fashion shoot with a model, featuring the trend of checks and grids
Accessories
A real person shoot and story, highlighting key jewellery pieces from their personal collection—considering Raseel Gujral this month
Beauty
A global lift—shoot and story—on Gucci’s new perfume by Alessandro Michele, which launches in India this month
The top beauty trends for the new year
A feature on powerhouse spice turmeric—which is having a moment internationally as well


Highlights of  Harper’s Bazaar  India December 2017 , issue: 
The December issue cover features Indian models Urvashi Umrao, Monica Tomas, and Natasha Ramachandran, wearing Gucci. They have all made it big internationally. They are best suited to the cover since the issue itself focuses on the Indians who are making waves abroad. Among the names we have are: Ash Black, Ryan Lobo, Supriya Lele, Runa Ray, Dipti Sharma, and Hardeep and Mandeep Kaur. In art and culture, we also have authors Salman Rushdie and Sujatha Gidla. This month we also have our food special, wherein we look at the revolution unfolding in the way we eat. We feature the people who are at the helm of this change, inspiring a new conversation around food. And we have personal essays by industry stalwarts like Manu Chandra and Thomas Zacharias. In fashion, Manish Arora shares his Burning Man experience. In beauty we look at the women practicing unusual forms of fitness, from pole dancing to hula hooping. 


Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India November 2017 , issue: 
The November issue is our beauty special. A big feature is the results of our second edition of the Best of Beauty Awards, with a special category for brands handcrafted in India
The cover features Lisa Haydon with her son Zack--who has never before appeared in a magazine
A highlight is a fashion shoot focusing on the trend of knits, shot using the iPhone X
In features, we have an excerpt from Tom Cruise's debut novel Uncommon Type, a piece on Indira Gandhi by author Sagarika Ghose
In accessories, an exclusive interview with Bulgari's Lucia Silvestri
In fashion, an exclusive interview with Dior's Maria Grazia Chiuri

Highlights of  Harper’s Bazaar  India October 2017 , issue: 
Style: The news, trends, and people to watch out for. Feature on designers Shantanu & Nikhil, and decoding LV's new collection.

Shop: A shoot featuring Anushka Manchanda and the trousers trend.

So Bazaar: The Course of Love. Essays, photographs, and fiction by contributors like Akhil Sharma, Lang Leav, and Alain de Botton

Beauty: Calvin Klein's new Obsession fragrance along with a shoot with Kate Moss, features on homegrown brand Bare Necessities, Bulgari's new fragrance

Hot List: Indian Instagram poets, interview with Ruskin Bond. Plus, new exhibitions, launches, and trends

Fashion: Cover story with Game of Thrones star Indira Verma. Metallic trend shoot in Jaipur, story on Anthony Vaccarello, shoot and story on Michael Kors

Escape: Feature on Tel Aviv, travel postcard on Jordan with chef Vineet Bhatia

Highlights of  Harper’s Bazaar  India September 2017 , issue: 
COVER AND COVER STORY
· Lottie Moss, shot in London. This is an India-exclusive.

FASHION
· A fashion shoot and story highlighting Louis Vuitton's Fall/Winter collection, shot in Taiwan.
· Icons Unplugged: Carine Roitfeld, Bazaar's Global Fashion Director, styles young musicians and models for the September issue. Photographs by Brigitte Lacombe. The feature includes The Weeknd, Grimes, Dionne Warwick, Courtney Love among other big names.
· Partition Project: Bazaar collaborates with Godrej Culture Lab for the Museum of Memories: Remembering Partition exhibition. We have invited designers Tarun Tahiliani, JJ Valaya, Shantanu & Nikhil, Sabyasachi, Rajesh Pratap Singh, Narendra Kumar Ahmed, and Abraham and Thakore to take part in Stitching History, which will be a curated display of saris that are designed using the statistics that we have got from the Partition Museum.

FASHION FEATURES
· Shantanu & Nikhil - an insight into their minds, what they are currently thinking.
· Inspires: A dialogue between design architect Rooshad Shroff and fashion designer Amit Aggarwal.

BEAUTY
 
· Fragrance Special: the best new fragrances of the season
· A story on the strange ingredients that can go into fragrances 
 
HOTLIST
 
· An exclusive interview with Salman Rushdie and one with Nicole Krauss
· Interview with filmmaker Ashim Ahluwalia

TRAVEL
· Il Borro in Tuscany
· Experiencing Spanish Hamams
· What to do in Lisbon

Highlights of  Harper’s Bazaar  India July/August 2017 , issue: This issue, we champion the women who have started—and succeeded at—unusual, even game-changing, businesses. Through their stories, we look at what they have learned, what continues to inspire them.
Highlights:
Celebrating 25 years of designer Ashish Soni
A shoot featuring musician Kavya Trehan on the new ways of wearing workwear
The watch report (report from Basel) focusing on timepieces suitable for work
The Bazaar at Work shoot that includes women like Ananya Birla (launched Curio Carte and is also a musician), Harathi Reddy (runs a poker website), and Kanika Tekriwal (launched a private jet company). 
A beauty feature + shoot on mothers with their daughters, accompanied by letters to their daughter
A special section looking at Identity & Belonging as a central theme, touching upon immigration, beauty, family, style, the LGBTQ 
experience and how it all ties to the perception of who you are
The cover features Disha Patni in the Gemfields emerald mines in Zambia—a first-ever for any magazine. 

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