Harper's Bazaar India

Harper’s Bazaar is the oldest, continuously published fashion magazine in the world; Harper’s Bazaar has been the bastion of fabulous fashion for more than 142 years. As the 29th international edition, Harper’s Bazaar India matches the exacting standards that its cousins have set around the world in the areas of fashion, editorial content, and photographic superiority. Harper’s Bazaar India is a magazine that celebrates the best in luxury, design and style. It’s where fashion gets personal. While it’s a fashion magazine, and the emphasis is on fashion, it is also a champion of personal style. Harper’s Bazaar understands that women want to know the latest news and fashion trends, yet encourages a very personal expression of that style. It believes women are fabulous at every age, and is committed to celebrating that in every issue.

Harper’s Bazaar India

EDITOR’S LETTER

CONTRIBUTORS • ON THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH BEAUTY

A New Dawn • Cast the dye with Studio Medium; round-up of London Fashion Week 2025; and explore Karnataka’s textile heritage through the exhibition, Pampa.

Paradoxes at Play • The Pivot d’Hermès side table, designed by Tomás Alonso, is one of the highlights from the brand’s home collection showcased at Milan Design Week 2025. It is the manifesto of a tightrope walker, where Alonso seeks balance, plays with ideas and materials, and combines anomalies. Lacquered glass paints a rectilinear base that mimics a colour wheel, and the tabletop features a round box in sugi (Japanese cedar) that gives the table it’s unexpected movement.

Spotlight Hour • Ivory, beige, and gold know exactly what they’re doing.

Next Level • Chanel’s 25 bag is a slouchier, more spacious spin on the house’s classic quilted styles, outfitted with plenty of pockets for on-the-go essentials, and available in a range of confectionery hues.

Blush Hour • Shades of pink through rose-tinted glasses.

Point of View • Inspired by Ferragamo’s archival icons from 1939, the Eva mules combine playfulness and seductive charm. The soft leather flap can be worn up or down, the pointed toe makes a chic statement, and the slanted small stiletto heel evokes the popular ‘F-wedge’—the original design of Salvatore Ferragamo. They are available in eclectic colour combinations.

Cut to the Core • Let the seams show and edges fray with a perfectly raw wardrobe.

Futuristic Façade • Digital meets dystopian in metallic, sculptural, and chromatic details.

Earthen Folk • In a palette of clay, rust, and ochre, nature takes the runway.

…Pick the Cream of the Crop? • Refined, modern pieces from Tiffany & Co.’s iconic selections are guaranteed to elevate any outfit.

Beyond Conventions • Being at the forefront of textile exploration, Studio Medium is attuned to a design-first philosophy in its futuristic creative pursuits.

Eternal Sunshine • Raise the bar of summer dressing in dramatic silhouttes, edgy proportions, and burst of colours.

Notes from Brat City • Anwesh Banerjee hops, skips, and jumps his way through the rainy Square Mile, to bring forth musings on some of the most exciting shows from London Fashion Week’s Fall/Winter’25 edition.

Cultural Weave • In the UNESCO-certified town of Hampi, textiles are inspired by myth, lore, and the quiet dignity of agrarian life.

The S(Tory) Continues • After two decades of shaping Tory Burch into a cultural phenomenon, the designer reflects on inspiration and the moments that fuel her—with espressos and memories in hand.

In Full Bloom • The H&M X Magda Butrym collaboration brings Slavic romance to the world.

FOR THE LOVE OF FASHION

Crafting Futures • Princess Gauravi Kumari’s three-day collective holds up a mirror to the courage and...