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THE ART ISSUE IN MANY WAYS, what we consider to be great art is not unlike what we think of as great fashion: unmistakable, powerful, statement-making, eluding definition just as it screams for it. Richard Avedon, who got his start as a photographer in Harper’s Bazaar, once characterized art as an attempt to control the uncontrollable. John Edmonds, who shot this issue’s cover story, has used his own art to explore subjects like identity and community. The Italian designer Elsa Schiaparelli, whose pioneering collaborations with Salvador Dalí in the 1930s paved the way for our contemporary fashion-and-art mashups, felt that designing clothes was itself an art—and the pieces she created supported that belief. Valentino creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli says in these pages that fashion, to him, is not art, though…

“EVERYBODY PLAYS WITH everybody’s codes, but nobody really admits it,” says Balenciaga creative director Demna Gvasalia, explaining the origin of the Hacker Project with his Gucci counterpart, Alessandro Michele. “This is more like a legal appropriation.” The initiative saw the two subvert each other’s branding as a way of questioning the meaning of authenticity. “I felt this opportunity with Alessandro to go out there and say, ‘Hey, we gave each other this possibility to do whatever we want,’” says Gvasalia. The bricolaged results include Michele’s rendition of Balenciaga’s signature Hourglass bag and Gvasalia’s take on Gucci’s GG tote, pictured here, hand-tagged “This is not a Gucci bag” (after René Magritte’s 1929 painting The Treachery of Images).…

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Playing JULES on HBO’s EUPHORIA may have made HUNTER SCHAFER a STAR, but it is only the FIRST CHAPTER of this ARTIST’S STORY—and she’s in COMPLETE CONTROL It is a sunny morning in October, and Hunter Schafer is sitting on the floor of her Hollywood apartment opening a cardboard storage box that contains a lifetime of journals. “Somehow, pen and paper end up in my vicinity,” the 22-year-old actress, artist, model, producer, and writer tells me as she sorts through the bound notebooks, their pages thick with collages from fashion-magazine cutouts. She currently rents an apartment close to the set of Euphoria, the hit HBO teen drama in which she stars as Jules Vaughn, a new girl in town and the romantic heroine in the love story central to the…

MODEL: LOUISE ROBERT; HAIR: KIYOKO ODO FOR L’ORÉAL; MAKEUP: VASSILIS THEOTOKIS; MANICURE: CHISATO; PRODUCTION: THEARCADE; SET DESIGN: POLLY PHILLIPS. SEE THE DIRECTORY FOR SHOPPING DETAILS…

The ART that MOVES US I’ve always marveled at what artists do. To create something beautiful from nothing, I think, is remarkable. My parents are artists, and from watching them I know that an artist’s existence is a humble one—one that is rooted in community. I’ve watched my mother and stepfather create stunning, fragile forms from just their hands and a ball of clay, which they believe is the purest form of earth. This issue is dedicated to art. It is an acknowledgment and celebration of the ways artists color and inform and add depth to our lives. We are so honored that Lorna Simpson, an artist I deeply admire, has created a new work for this issue titled Floating Actuality, a continuation of a series of collage pieces she…

JOHN EDMONDS PHOTOGRAPHER: “The Book of Hunter,” page 119 “Walking through the Louvre museum in Paris was one of the most memorable and moving art experiences. It was less about specific artworks and more about moving through this immense building, which is art itself.” JASMINE SANDERS WRITER: “The Art of Change,” page 150 “The first time I can remember being moved by art was as a young girl in my home, which was strewn with all manner of family photos, religious imagery frequently described as kitsch, and photos of figures as diverse as MLK and Marvin Gaye. These induced my first notions of taste, decorousness, style, and politics.” HALEY MLOTEK WRITER: “The Book of Hunter,” page 119 “In September, I went back to the New York Film Festival for the…

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CELINE X LOUISE NEVELSON Following an inaugural release last year by French sculptor César, the second edition of the Celine Artist Jewelry Program features a reissue of a wooden pendant set in metal designed by the late American artist Louise Nevelson, whose assemblages and nested objects have served as an inspiration for the house’s creative director, Hedi Slimane. FANTASY GIFT This year’s Neiman Marcus Christmas Book includes a wardrobe-edit package featuring a closet cleanout by luxury-reseller Fashionphile; a session with site founder Sarah Davis, who will help select rare pieces to borrow, like this peridot Bulgari Serpenti bracelet; and the personal-shopping services of Neiman Marcus fashion and lifestyle director Lisa Aiken. RAP IS RISEN: NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPHS 1988–2008, BY SUE KWON Bazaar contributor Kwon’s second collection documents a golden age…

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Iwas nervous to speak with Lorna Simpson. Her work—ranging from photographic studies of herself and other subjects, overlaid with text, to films, drawings, and sculptures—has shaped so much of the conversation around Black womanhood, sexuality, and the body for the past three decades. Talking to Simpson felt, in my imagination, like talking to an oracle. But there was Simpson on Zoom from Los Angeles, detailing her time during the pandemic, which sounded so much like the experiences of so many people I know: It was about, she says, “attending to family and people around me.” When Covid-19 hit, Simpson was in L.A., where she was preparing for a show. Usually in New York, she was unmoored from her main studio base. The 61-year-old artist, an influential creative force since first…

“Everybody deep in their DNA is an ARTIST,” says Fred Brathwaite, a.k.a. FAB 5 FREDDY. “It’s about what you FEEL, what you want to SAY, and HOW you want to say it.” The hip-hop and street-art pioneer was an integral figure in New York’s downtown creative scene in the ’70s and ’80s, performing alongside Afrika Bambaataa and Rock Steady Crew and counting Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring among his closest contemporaries and collaborators. Inspired by Andy Warhol, Brathwaite and his friends began organizing more inclusive art shows that functioned like parties, with live bands and DJ sets. “We wanted to have fun, have music, and not have our art be seen in a corny ‘art world’ way,” he says. “We wanted to shake up all of that.” Five decades on,…

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The history of fashion-and-art collaborations is both fruitful and fraught. It’s one filled with a handful of moments of genuine newness, like the “shoe” hat Salvador Dalí famously designed with Elsa Schiaparelli in 1937, and so many others that have resonated like awkwardly performed duets—uneasy exchanges of currency and credibility. But for Valentino creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli, there is something much more essential at the core of the relationship between fashion and art: a shared impulse for self-expression, a mutual desire for human connection. It’s an idea the designer sought to explore in the Valentino Des Ateliers Fall 2021 haute couture collection, unveiled this past July at the Gaggiandre, the 16th-century shipyards at the Arsenale in Venice With the help of curator Gianluigi Ricuperati, Piccioli engaged 16 artists—Francis Offman, Luca…

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THE FORTUNE MEN, BY NADIFA MOHAMED In 2004, Mohamed read about the tragic true story of Mahmood Mattan, a Somali seaman and father of three who in 1952 was wrongfully charged with the brutal murder of a shopkeeper in Wales. Through a gross miscarriage of justice, Mattan was sentenced to execution, ultimately becoming the last man to be hanged in Cardiff Prison. “I found the original story shocking and tragic, and I wanted to understand why they had framed Mattan out of all the people in that area,” explains Mohamed. “It wasn’t a clear-cut case, which made me want to unpack it.” More than a decade later, in 2015, she began writing The Fortune Men, a novelized account of the circumstances surrounding Mattan’s arrest. Diving into Mattan’s complex identity as…

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Giorgio Armani uses the word rispetto a lot. It means respect, and it is applicable to many aspects of his life and work. For instance, he wants to respect his customers, the people who wear his clothes. “If you’re at one season giving them a certain style and then the next season you’re changing direction completely—then what do they do? They throw that away? That’s not respectful.” He once described his mother with the words dignity and rigor, which, for him, come together in the idea of respect. “It’s a concept, which if you don’t have, if you don’t know it, you can’t respect other people.” Armani has tremendous respect for other people: his employees, his colleagues, his community. Back in February 2020, he was the first designer to present…

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AS A KID IN THE 1960s, Cindy Sherman liked to play dress-up, putting on her great-grandmother’s vintage frocks and roaming around her Long Island neighborhood—to look not older exactly but like someone else entirely. It’s an idea she would later explore in her groundbreaking Untitled Film Stills (1977–1980) series, a group of photographic performance portraits that use clothes, in part, to explore ideas like gender, class, and identity. And as art stardom beckoned, so too did the fashion industry. For the May 1993 issue, Bazaar asked her to create a portfolio with pieces from that year’s spring collections. “They sent tons of clothes to my studio and said, ‘Do what you want,’” Sherman, now 67, told the magazine in 2016. The result was a story that upended conventions, with Sherman…