In this issue

Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India September - 2021, issue:The fall issue of Harper's Bazaar welcomes the change of season, and the fresh perspectives that come with it. Coverstar and Olympian P.V. Sindhu—who made history recently by being the second individual athlete from India to win two consecutive medals at the Olympic Games—speaks about the power of determination, training, and self talk to succeed on the court, and in life. Along with it, she opens up about her childhood, her victory at the Tokyo Olympics 2020, and the goals for the future. In the Fashion Section, we share the most stylish pieces to update your wardrobe. And in Bazaar exclusive in the Beauty Section, four women expand ones understanding of ageing, as they speak about their decision to embrace their grey hair, an empowering stance that reclaims what being beautiful means to women. And in our Bazaar At Work Section, we speak with leading female bosses to share their views on Work From Home, and whether the 'new normal' will continue as the preferred mode of functioning... Change is in the air, and it's a good time to embrace it.

Khadi: A Style Statement

The handspun and handwoven organic cotton speaks of India’s past and holds the power ofa glorified future. In a Bazaar exclusive,leading designers share their views sustaining its significance.

4 mins

CROWNING GLORY

Bengaluru-based philanthropist Kulsum Shadab Wahab is empowering acid attack survivors with her award-winning headgear brand, Ara Lumiere.

2 mins

CARTIER AND THE MAHARAJA

In a Bazaar exclusive, Francesca Cartier Brickell, the descendant of the iconic jewellery family, retraces Jacques Cartier’s tryst with India that led the brand to fame.

5 mins

Q: Is Working From Home More Productive?

Some of India’s leading female bosses, business leaders, and managers weigh in on the matter.

10 mins

CARIBBEAN QUEENS

US-based Indo-Trinidadian artist Renluka Maharaj powerfully reinterprets the lens through which Indian women of Trinidad were viewed during the colonial era, via her embellished black and white photographs.

4 mins

HOME GROUND

Garner fresh interior design ideas with these reads. BOOKS

1 min

RETURN TO INNOCENCE

Actor Tamannaah pens an essay on how ancient Indian wisdom and superfoods have transformed her life.

2 mins

THE SHOW GOES ON

In conversation with Bazaar, English raggae and pop sensation UB40 speak about their new album, collaborating with Indian artist General Zooz, the Filmfare Awards, and more.

4 mins

HOLDING COURT

Covergirl and Olympian P.V. Sindhu inspires with her determined spirit, in an exclusive conversation about winning at the Olympics, her childhood memories, playing badminton with Deepika Padukone, and more...

10+ mins

C'EST LA VIE

Drop by the spots that Mozart and Voltaire visited in their lives, and the place F. Scott Fitzgerald called home.

3 mins

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Harper's Bazaar India Magazine Description:

Harper's Bazaar India is a monthly fashion and lifestyle magazine published by the India Today Group. It is the Indian edition of the American fashion magazine Harper's Bazaar.

The magazine was launched in 1996 and is currently the most popular fashion magazine in India. It covers a wide range of fashion topics, including runway trends, beauty, and celebrity style. The magazine also features interviews with leading fashion figures, as well as articles on culture, art, and lifestyle.

Harper's Bazaar India has been praised for its high-quality editorial content and its stunning fashion photography. The magazine has won numerous awards, including the Elle Style Awards India and the Cosmopolitan Fun Fearless Female Awards.

Here are some of the features of Harper's Bazaar India Magazine:

* High-quality editorial content: Harper's Bazaar India features in-depth articles on fashion, beauty, and lifestyle. The magazine also features interviews with leading fashion figures.
* Focus on Indian fashion: Harper's Bazaar India also features Indian fashion designers and models. The magazine is committed to promoting Indian fashion on the global stage.
* Focus on lifestyle: Harper's Bazaar India goes beyond fashion to explore a wide range of lifestyle topics, such as travel, food, and health.