Harper’s Bazaar

["Twin set; matching skirt; Saddle belt; Dior Jardin d\u2019Hiver fan; R\u00eave D\u2019In\ufb01ni bracelet; R\u00eave D\u2019In\ufb01ni ring; micro Lady Dior bag, Dior 49 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","BAZAAR Showcase Dress; Saddle belt; Dior Tribales cuff; medium Saddle bag; Dior Empreinte boot, Dior 50 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","Top; trousers; Diorodeo hat; Dior Tribales earrings; Dior Granville ring; D-Renaissance ring; Dior Sevilla Star ring; small Dior Book tote, Dior","STYLE In this age of peak TV, the most successful shows aren\u2019t just generating cultural buzz, they are scoring major fashion cred too. Here, clothes go beyond costumes\u2014they play a starring role. By Jeffrey Yan ATCH THIS SPACE Any visual medium is bound to \ufb01nd itself eventually proliferation of listicles breaking down the out\ufb01ts of Emily & getting into bed with fashion, but television, with co. (and those pieces consistently selling out) are testament to its episodic format allowing viewers to form their approach. deep attachments to their favourite shows and characters, has proven to be a particularly When it comes to cultural and fashion heat, no other fruitful partner. Sparks can \ufb02y when the right show and the show is as high on the barometer as Euphoria. Its deliciously right clothes come together. juicy drama and dark takes on teen culture are provocative enough, but it is the aesthetics that push it to the next level\u2014 The \ufb01rst time in the modern history of TV and fashion heavy issues wrapped in a soft, hazy mood; its fashion a we\u2019ve seen this happen was way back in 1997, when HBO blend of grime and glamour, camp and seediness and fantasy. debuted a little show called Sex and the City. It wasn\u2019t just The styling is individualistic and expressive\u2014the character\u2019s its substance that captivated millions of fans\u2014it was also personalities writ large in their clothing: Hunter Schafer\u2019s the style. Not only did the show turn its lead, Sarah Jessica sensitive trans girl is equal parts grunge and pixie, Barbie Parker, into a fashion star, it also conferred that status onto the Ferreira\u2019s budding dominatrix cam-girl owns her sensuality pieces that Parker sported on-screen\u2014most notably, the Fendi and her curves. Pieces from major designers share screen Baguette (see also: Manolos, the tutu, the newspaper dress, time with those from younger labels, indie brands and thrift and belts on bare waists). That cultural imprint has remained stores. Though miles apart in tone from Emily in Paris, like that so entrenched in our collective consciousness that when the show, the looks here are not meant to be realistic. Stills from Italian brand decided to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Euphoria look more like editorial images than your average Baguette bag recently, it chose to do so in New York City\u2014 high-school snapshot. The reboot of Gossip Girl employs a with Parker sitting front-row, of course. similar formula\u2014though preppier and more polished\u2014to put a new spin on the look of a posh Upper East Side private school The new Sex and the City continuation, And Just Like and its catty one-percenter inhabitants. That\u2026, has fashion fans in a similar tizzy as the original. Paparazzi shots of the production are intensely pored over Not all shows that place fashion front and centre skew and catalogued on social media to dissect the stars\u2019 looks. young. BBC\u2019s Killing Eve has been a style smash since its debut But perhaps more importantly, the franchise has birthed a in 2018. The series recently wrapped up its fourth and \ufb01nal spiritual heir. Boasting the same show creator (Darren Star) season, and in that period, the crime thriller and psychodrama and costume consultant (Patricia Field), Emily in Paris has about the push-and-pull between a sociopathic assassin and taken the same outrageous approach to fashion\u2014madcap, the agent on her tail has served up a plethora of looks to high-low, and unabashedly costume-y\u2014and served it up for die for. The only thing that delights Villanelle, the assassin in the Millennial and Gen-Z set. Whether you love it or love to question, more than her job is perhaps her wardrobe\u2014which hate it (the latter camp is particularly vocal), it is undeniably is as kaleidoscopic and eclectic as the characters she assumes hard to look away\u2014and that is largely thanks to the fashion. to carry out her killings. Her out\ufb01ts can range from a gothic- The show\u2019s critics like to claim that it is not realistic for a junior prairie \ufb02oor-length \ufb02oral dress from The Vampire\u2019s Wife to a staffer in a PR \ufb01rm to be decked out in so much designer gear; snazzy geometric-print suit from Halpern. High-fashion pieces the creators have argued that they do not care about reality. from LOEWE, Dries Van Noten and Gucci regularly show up on The show\u2019s massive Net\ufb02ix viewing numbers along with the the series, but the most memorable Villanelle look is perhaps 52 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","Clockwise from top left: Barbie Ferreira in Euphoria. Sarah Jessica Parker in And Just Like That.... Lily Collins (left) in Emily in Paris. Julia Garner in Inventing Anna. Jodie Comer in Killing Eve. Krysta Rodriguez and Rebecca Dayan in Halston. Whitney Peak and Jordan Alexander in Gossip Girl. Alexa Demie, Barbie Ferreira, Sophia Rose Wilson and Sydney Sweeney in Euphoria PHOTOPRAPHY: TPG IMAGES the cloud when of pink Molly spotting Goddard tulle a climber): she wore with Nicolas Think classic Dior Ghesqui\u00e8re-era Balenciaga and Chanel bags, Old biker boots. Celine glasses, and other stealth wealth accoutrements. Then, there are the shows about Blockbuster ratings for these shows fashion. Ryan Murphy\u2019s Halston was prove that audiences want to be seduced a seductive immersion into the legendary not just by a gripping tale, but one also designer\u2019s life and career, tracking his rise and fall, steeped in style. After all, fashion at its very best is the sensuous minimalism of his designs that changed about storytelling. So while other mediums come and and then de\ufb01ned the fashion of the \u201970s, the decadence go (or not), for now, it looks like fashion and television are of that era, and his glittering, impossibly glamorous social making very happy bedfellows. \u25a0 circle (Liza Minnelli! Paloma Picasso!). Murphy\u2019s shows can sometimes be a celebration of style over substance, but here, they went perfectly hand-in-hand. His other fashion-centric limited series, American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace, was another spectacular blend of beautiful people in beautiful clothes with sensational drama. Shonda Rhimes\u2019 Inventing Anna, based on the true story of Anna Delvey, the faux heiress who scammed New York\u2019s high society, was not about fashion per se, but it is inherent to the tale. Fashion wasn\u2019t just the circles she ran in (Delvey interned at Purple, the fashion and art magazine; and was a \ufb01xture at New York\u2019s fashion shows and parties) but was also a major factor in how she managed to scam the city\u2019s elite ranks and cultural cognoscenti. In short, she looked like them\u2014a look that was visibly expensive, but not try-hard (a dead giveaway 53 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","STYLE TAKING FLIGHT Hand in hand with the S ince its inception, this publication has been dedicated to supporting and Istituto Marangoni London, the uplifting the next generation of fashion talent\u2014most notably through Harper\u2019s BAZAAR Asia NewGen the Harper\u2019s BAZAAR Asia NewGen Fashion Award. Now in its ninth Fashion Award hones the next iteration, the Award has served as a vital platform that aims to support generation of fashion visionaries. young designers through a multi-pronged approach. Participating designers are linked with a panel of our editors, experts and industry insiders who offer By Jeffrey Yan mentorship and guidance on a range of topics, from design direction and pattern construction to business development and pricing strategies. The eventual From left: An winner walks away with a cash prize with which to grow their business, editorial alumni of Istituto exposure on all BAZAAR channels, retail platforms for their wares both online and off, and an opportunity to further their education in a major style capital at Marangoni. A one of the world\u2019s most prestigious fashion schools: Istituto Marangoni. student in Opened in 1935 in Milan, the university has since grown its reach with consultation on locations in other design-centric cities such as London, Paris, Florence, Miami, her design Shanghai and Dubai. Its network of schools is home to a diverse, international community of students from over 100 countries. Some of the school\u2019s most project. Another notable alumni include the likes of Domenico Dolce and Franco Moschino. student works on At Istituto Marangoni, the approach to education is focused equally on building up both creative skills and commercial savvy\u2014the courses (be it in fashion, her pattern design or art) cover every facet of the industry, from how to design a collection construction to building a sustainable business. Classes in marketing, creative direction and styling ensure that graduates emerge as well-rounded individuals familiar with the different aspects of their respective industries. The institute has also recently launched its I\u2019M Mentors Project, which provides students with guidance and support from experts and industry leaders such as Olivier Rousteing of Balmain, Massimo Giorgetti of MSGM, and Paul Andrew, formerly of Salvatore Ferragamo. At its London outpost, the school has enlisted the expertise of the in\ufb02uential editor and stylist, Katie Grand. It is at the London branch that the eventual winner of the Harper\u2019s BAZAAR Asia NewGen Fashion Award will be placed for their one-year postgraduate programme. London, of course, is one of the most diverse cities in the world\u2014a hotbed of rich cultures and countercultures, and home to some of the most in\ufb02uential, creative and exciting designers in the history of fashion: The ideal next step for our new generation of fashion stars to further re\ufb01ne a truly singular, global point of view. \u25a0 54 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","A student \ufb01ts her garments onto a model. At Istituto Marangoni, students receive hands-on and in-depth guidance in courses covering multiple aspects of the fashion industry 55 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","BAZAAR Showcase Dress; bangles; rings; tights; heels, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello FEMME FATALE Equal parts sensuality and strength, Anthony Vaccarello\u2019s latest collection juxtaposes sinuous dresses cut close to the body with powerful tailoring in imposing proportions. Photographed by Wee Khim. Styled by Jeffrey Yan 56 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","Dress; earring; rings; Hobo bag, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello 57 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","BAZAAR Showcase Tuxedo; bangles; rings, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello 58 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","Dress; rings; bangles, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello 59 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","BAZAAR Showcase Coat; dress; bangles; rings, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello 60 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","Coat; skirt; bangles; stockings; heeled sandals, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello Model: Keely\/AVE Management Makeup: Clarence Lee Hair: Edward Chong\/ Evolve Salon Photographer\u2019s assistant: Alwin Oh 61 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","Go on a winning streak with sports couture s s Be on top form in a hybrid of feminine \ufb02ounces and athletic basics. Score major fashion points with a generous dose of shine and bling. Bra top, Coat, Moschino $7,500, Burberry Goggles, Watch, Chlo\u00e9 Cartier Skateboard deck, $659, Supreme at Farfetch Bag, Joggers, Sunglasses, Moschino Weekend $530, Max Mara LOEWE Skirt, PINKO Necklace, Top, about $593, Dior &Daughter at Net-a-Porter Socks, Sandro Shorts, $1,860, Bra top, $550, Louis Vuitton Dolce&Gabbana Ring, $325, Swarovski Swimsuit, Earring, $800, $84.95, H&M Stella McCartney Socks, Ring, $1,110, $220, Thom Alexander Browne McQueen Sneaker, $1,560, David Hair slide, Valentino Garavani Koma $715, Miu Miu fall\/ Jacket, $1,628, Jeff winter Skirt, & Other Hamilton x Chicago 2022 Stories Bulls at Farfetch Cap, $860, Off-White fall\/ adidas x Gucci winter 2022 Heel, $1,950, Prada Bag, Chanel GO PRO Put a twist on the collegiate uniform by teaming a varsity jacket with a girly skirt and fun extras. GAME ON Wear an oversize rugby tee as a mini dress and dress it up with sparkly accessories and knee-high socks with pumps. 62 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","at s Boy meets girl in an upgraded take on athleisure that hits the mark. s Comfort makes the cut in streamlined knits embellished with luxe extras. Earrings, Heel, $830, Manolo Bottega Blahnik Veneta Thermos with Cardigan, Bodysuit, case, $2,950, Ring, $4,350, adidas $1,680, Jil Sander GRAFF x Gucci Alexander McQueen Dress, Dress, Balmain $2,252, Necklace, $460, Bag strap, Brooch, Isabel Monica Vinader $850, Sportmax Marant LOEWE Bag, Skirt, $4,350, $3,900, Prada Versace Gloves, Max Mara Top, about Boot, $485, Chlo\u00e9 Zankov at Net-a- Porter Ring, Top, about Watch, Dior $318, Chaumet Jacquemus Sunglasses, Bag, about Skirt, $420, Stella $1,327, Acne $1,420, McCartney Studios Stella McCartney Watch, Dress, Trousers, Bvlgari Polo Ralph $313, By Cuff, $1,280, Lauren Malene Birger Saint Laurent at Farfetch by Anthony Cuff, $670, Vaccarello Saint Laurent Earrings, by Anthony Piaget Beanie, Brunello Vaccarello Cucinelli Louis Vuitton fall\/winter 2022 Gucci fall\/ winter 2022 BY GRACIA PHANG TEAM EFFORT Unexpected pairings, like a polo tee and a flowy dress, play well together in matching colours. HOME STRETCH Racing stripes add a sporty touch to cosy knits\u2014all that\u2019s needed are statement accessories to elevate this downtime look. 63 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","FABULOUS AT EVERY AGE HOW TO LOOK SNATCHED in CORSETS Waist no time because these are bound to please NIP AND PRETTY TUCK TOUGH Corset, $264, Versace Gucci Dior Corset, $485, Maison Close fall\/ fall\/ fall\/ Fleur du Mal winter winter winter at Farfetch 2022 2022 2022 LINGERIE INSPIRED MATTER LET\u2019S GET OF FORM MOVIN\u2019 Corset jacket, $950, Dion Lee at Farfetch Corset, about Fendi Burberry fall\/ Corset, about $1,016, Vivienne fall\/ winter 2022 $905, Agent winter Provocateur Westwood 2022 IT\u2019S A CINCH Corsets are shaping up to be more than a fleeting trend. Falling designers, the corset is by turns sporty, high-tech, seductive and BY GRACIA PHANG out of fashion around the early 1900s, they made a resurgence sophisticated. Collaborating with adidas, Gucci sent an athleisure between the 1970s and 1990s, reimagined as outerwear by version layered over an almost gothic dress down the runway. An Vivienne Westwood, Jean Paul Gaultier and Thierry Mugler. Tom airbag corset on Dior\u2019s classic Bar jacket encased the body in a Ford, Stella McCartney and Nicolas Ghesqui\u00e8re have incorporated layer of protection, like modern armour, while Versace sexed things corsetry elements in their collections. But it was Netflix period up with an underbust corset teamed with a mini dress and latex drama Bridgerton that brought the corset back into mainstream leggings. At Fendi, a shirting-inspired corset was worn over a crisp consciousness, along with pastel frocks, puffed sleeves and pearls. button-up. Burberry revisited the classics with a beautiful lace Unlike its rigid predecessors, the contemporary corset is not so corset styled over a sheer top, pleated skirt and leather boots, in a much about carving out a body silhouette: In the hands of different monochrome play of textures. \u25a0 64 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","Amp up a Corporate tone-on-tone warriors can ensemble with a glam up a classic METALLIC VEST cream suit inspired by with an ancient lamellar EMBELLISHED armour. HARNESS. Thrown over a THINK Get ready to bra top and TANK party by relaxed trousers, A mesh or knitted top is the swapping out a a NETTED TOP latest way to accessorise. Put your crisp shirt for a SPARKLY MESH adds texture own creative spin on this look and sass. with contrasting textures and TOP under a blazer. Slip a fancy unexpected combinations BEADED A fringed CROP TOP SHOP THE TOPS MACRAM\u00c9 TANK lends a boho touch over a shirt to to flowy pants but instantly dress would work just as well over a dress. it up. BY GRACIA PHANG. PHOTOGRAPHY: SHOWBIT Crystal harness, $2,617, Pailette top, about Beaded top, Mesh top, $555, Netted top, Macram\u00e9 necklace, AREA at Farfetch $2,216, Paco Rabanne Ganni Genny at Farfetch Raf Simons Chlo\u00e9 65 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","BAZAAR Showcase From left: (On Hanni) Dress; belt; (on Minji) top; skirt; CD earrings; socks; (on Hyein) top; skirt; Petit CD ring; D-Renaissance ring; socks; (on Danielle) sweater; skirt; (on Haerin) sweater; skirt, Dior 66 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","SENSATION With looks to kill and moves to slay, NewJeans shows just why they are Korea\u2019s newest girl-band wonder, while dressed in the chicest fall\/winter 2022 designs. Photographer Park Jongha. Editors Jung Hyemi and Seo Dongbeom (Harper\u2019s BAZAAR Korea) 67 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","BAZAAR Showcase On Minji: Jacket; skirt; houndstooth Lady D-Lite mini bag, Dior 68 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","On Danielle: T-shirt; skirt; D-Renaissance choker; leopard print Lady D-Lite mini bag; D-Renaissance ring, Dior","BAZAAR Showcase 70 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","On Haerin: Shirt; Lady Dior small bag, Dior 71 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","BAZAAR Showcase On Haerin: Jacket; shirt; skirt; socks, Dior 72 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","On Hanni: Sweater; skirt; D-Renaissance earrings; Lady Dior small bag, Dior","BAZAAR Showcase On Hyein: Vest; trousers; D-Renaissance ring; cannage lambskin Lady D-Joy bag; Petit CD ring, Dior","On Danielle: Dress; Petit CD bracelet; D-Motion ankle boots, Dior 75 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","BAZAAR Showcase 76 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","On Minji: T-shirt; skirt; 30 Montaigne earring; D-Renaissance multi-\ufb01nger ring; cannage lambskin Lady D-Joy bag; Diorquake boots, Dior All makeup by Dior Beauty Stylist: Choi Yumi (Ador) Makeup: Lee Nakyeum Hair: Giihee, Nari Manicure: Lim Misung (Li.m) Set stylist: Nomess Plant stylist: Haiihwa (\u3ea4\u32ac\u32ac\u402b) Assistants: Shin Yerim; Cho Moonjoo 77 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","EDITED BY CHARMAINE HO NATURAL WONDERS A celebration of the organic motifs that have long inspired the world of jewellery. Photographed by Alyona Kuzmina","Platinum, South Sea black pearl and diamond BOTANICA: Blue Book 2022 \u2013 Schlumberger Pebble and Bean necklace, Tiffany & Co. OPPOSITE: Gold, platinum and diamond BOTANICA: Blue Book 2022 \u2013 Schlumberger Ribbon Fringe necklace, Tiffany & Co.","From top: BOTANICA: Blue Book 2022 \u2013 Red Spinel ring in platinum with a spinel and diamonds; Magnolia rings in platinum with a spinel, sapphires and diamonds; platinum with a ruby and diamonds, Tiffany & Co. OPPOSITE: (From top) Gold, spessartine and sapphire BOTANICA: Blue Book 2022 \u2013 Languetta cuff; ring, Tiffany & Co.","","JEWELS & WATCHES From top: Pink gold Reverso Classic FRESH FACED Duetto watch, $48,000, It has been a busy month or so for Chopard. Not only has the jeweller grabbed its fair share of headlines for Jaeger-LeCoultre. its collaboration with Mariah Carey on a new collection Jaeger-LeCoultre\u2019s (the Happy Butterfly, what else?), it also announced newest ambassador teaming up with popular South Korean girl group aespa, who will front the campaigns for the brand\u2019s Anya Taylor-Joy. Happy Sport, Happy Diamonds, Happy Hearts, Ice South Korean girl Cube, Alpine Eagle and Precious Lace collections. Over group aespa will front at Jaeger-LeCoultre, it\u2019s Anya Taylor-Joy who is making waves as the brand\u2019s newest ambassador. As CEO of Chopard\u2019s fine Jaeger-LeCoultre Catherine R\u00e9nier says: \u201cWith her jewellery campaigns. ethereal beauty, her Happy Hearts Naked sensitivity, her talent and hardworking ethics, Heart Foundation [Taylor-Joy] embodies cuffs in ethical rose the values and style of gold, mother-of-pearl our Maison.\u201d and diamond, $4,930; ethical white gold, mother-of-pearl and diamond, $4,930, Chopard LIVE ON THE EDGE The latest and most talked-about collections Ceramic, red Tiffany & Co. has just introduced its gold and yellow newest jewellery collection which gold RM 88 brings a distinctly modern POV to Automatic Tourbillon Smiley diamond jewellery. Inspired by watch, Tiffany\u2019s rich heritage in Art Deco Richard Mille jewellery, Tiffany Edge features clean, minimalist lines of platinum and GET TRIPPY diamonds, accented with yellow gold, and sometimes yellow diamonds, for If this watch doesn\u2019t put a smile on your face, that touch of colour. Expect pendants, we don\u2019t know what will. Released in a limited earrings, necklaces, rings and bracelets that offer optimal style edition of 50 pieces, Richard Mille\u2019s RM 88 versatility with maximum sparkle. Automatic Tourbillon Smiley watch houses a new in-house skeleton movement, the CRMT7 automatic tourbillon calibre, which took three years to develop. No detail has been spared in the decorative elements as well. Engraved by Oliver Kuhn, each of the watch\u2019s This gold micro-sculptures have been From top: Tiffany Edge platinum, gold and diamond cocktail designed to weigh less than a gram Multi-row Bypass cuff, $113,000; drop earrings, glass and be shock resistant. The cocktail comprises $52,500; Bypass ring, $13,900; platinum, gold, white four glass, for example, is an assembly diamond and yellow diamond ring, Tiffany & Co. detailed of four gold parts\u2014the umbrella, elements the olive, the 0.4 mm-diameter grooved straw and the glass \u2014that weighs just 0.4g. 82 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","Francesca Am\ufb01theatrof, OF MYTHS AND Louis Vuitton\u2019s Artistic LEGENDS Director Watches and How did Louis Vuitton Spirit come about? Jewellery, on I wanted to break away from [the previous high jewellery collection] Bravery, which continuing the Louis was a historical collection in that it drew inspiration from the past and the legacy left by Vuitton legacy through Monsieur Louis Vuitton. This year, we wanted to express the spirit of Louis Vuitton, and to reveal its full essence. Louis Vuitton Spirit has a rather poetic dimension. It\u2019s a more gems and gold conceptual collection that mirrors the values of our Maison and of the Louis Vuitton woman. I picture the Louis Vuitton woman as a mysterious creature, a strong character From top: Louis Vuitton Spirit with something mythical about her. I wanted these High Jewellery pieces to conjure up white gold, yellow gold and strong emotions and a powerful energy. What I especially enjoyed about working on this diamond Fantasy necklace; collection was being able to approach the mythology of the dragon and the phoenix in a gold, platinum, Mandarin more modern, non-\ufb01gurative way. I felt that I could translate these strong characteristics spessartite garnet into jewellery pieces that make an equally powerful impact. and diamond Radiance necklace, How would you describe them? Louis Vuitton. We designed these High Jewellery pieces like a second skin that protects the wearer, Francesca akin to precious armour. Louis Vuitton Spirit channels Riders of the Knights, our 2019 Amfitheatrof. Platinum, collection, which already touched on the idea of protection. Like the trunks that keep gold, ruby and diamond people\u2019s personal belongings safe on their travels, these jewels are designed as fabulous Louis Vuitton Spirit \u2013 Destiny earrings, shields that protect women as they make their way through life. Take the Radiance Louis Vuitton necklace\u2014like a dragon\u2019s hide, its gold and diamond scales ward off danger. The Grace torque necklace calls to mind a phoenix\u2019s wings as they spread open, or rather, BY CHARMAINE HO the power those wings have. It gives a sense of taking \ufb02ight, of soaring to in\ufb01nity. It\u2019s a stunning piece, made utterly sublime by a breathtaking 65-carat tsavorite! There is a predominance of triangles and V-shapes in the jewellery sets. Is this a new aesthetic code? Yes, along with diamonds in a Monogram Flower-cut, the Damier checkerboard and the trunks. All these elements contribute to making up the Louis Vuitton identity. We combine triangles with the Vuitton V to achieve constructions, patterns and oftentimes textures with an effect that\u2019s both sophisticated and graphic. The most compelling examples are the Fantasy pieces, where yellow gold chevrons are mixed with diamond-paved triangular patterns. Then there\u2019s the Liberty necklace, which takes the Damier pattern and breaks it up, adding corner motifs from the trunks. It\u2019s like a piece of armour made of white gold and diamonds, embroidered with an exceptional suite of emeralds from Colombia and an ultra-rare 18-carat sapphire. Our goal with Louis Vuitton Spirit was that these pieces should express the power of Louis Vuitton, yet be crafted so that they\u2019re in\ufb01nitely supple and wearable. It took our Parisian workshops 40,000 hours to craft the 125 or so pieces in this High Jewellery collection. \u25a0 83 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","JEWELS & WATCHES Disco Nights Go with the Flow Gold, platinum and diamond Schlumberger White gold, rose gold and multi-gem Ondes et Alternating bangle, $410,000, Tiffany & Co. Merveilles de Chaumet \u2013 Escales necklace, Chaumet Moschino Resort 2023 Da Funk Little Miss Sunshine White gold and multi-gem Royal Oak White gold, yellow gold, Offshore Selfwinding \u2013 white diamond and Music Edition watch, yellow diamond 1932 \u2013 Audemars Piguet Soleil Dor\u00e9 ring, Chanel Club HAPPY Paradiso DAYS Titanium and Let the good vibes roll with a \ufb02ower power multi-gem crochet mini dress teamed with vibrant, fun-loving extras to put cheer in your heart Ailleurs \u2013 Fleur de Paradis head jewel, Boucheron Wiggle Wiggle Star Power Gold B Amarena Rose gold and sapphire Enamel earrings, Aya ring, about $1,105, about $840, Samantha Tea Bea Bongiasca Ever Green Steel Longines Evidenza watch, $3,020, Longines All A\ufb02utter BY CHARMAINE HO Ethical rose gold and diamond Happy Butterfly x Mariah Carey cuff, $14,100, Chopard 84 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","BY CHARMAINE HO MUST HAVE BLING EMPIRE Can you keep a secret? This elegant watch hides a midnight sky aventurine dial beneath its diamond-lined cover. Play up the colour contrast with a monochrome ensemble and chic extras that exude plenty of polish White gold, aventurine and diamond Maharani de Chaumet Secret watch, $140,000, Chaumet From top: Bolero, $661, Tibi at Farfetch. Beret, about $884, Maison Michel at Net-a-Porter. Shorts, Weekend Max Mara. Bag, $1,400, Coach. Top, Louis Vuitton. Pink gold, onyx and diamond Clash de Cartier earrings (large), $37,700, Cartier. Heeled sandal, $1,600, Givenchy 85 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2021","JEWELS & WATCHES The world premiere of Film prot\u00e9g\u00e9 Kyle Bell\u2019s short film, Spirits, during the Rolex Arts Weekend at the Brooklyn Academy of Music MANUAL TRANSMISSION The Rolex Arts Weekend showcased the magic that ensues when an inter-generational cultivation of the arts results in the nurturing of a global creative family. In this Southeast Asian exclusive, Charmaine Ho chats with Lin-Manuel Miranda and Agustina San Mart\u00edn while in Brooklyn ood job\u2014and good job spending Part art installation, part \ufb01lm, Childhood Echoes Dolupti nctius Rolex\u2019s money,\u201d says Lin-Manuel kicked off the Rolex Arts Weekend, the two-day denihicil in nihillacepe Miranda to his prot\u00e9g\u00e9, Argentinian mini-arts festival that was held at various Brooklyn \ufb01lmmaker Agustina San Mart\u00edn, Academy of Music (BAM) venues\u2014and it raised the bar right after the premiere of her mini- for what audiences could expect from the other mentor- documentary, Childhood Echoes, as prot\u00e9g\u00e9 pairings under the 2020-2022 instalment of the the room breaks out in appreciative Rolex Mentor and Prot\u00e9g\u00e9 Arts Initiative. chuckles. Honestly, his little jest was In the Visual Arts category, in\ufb02uential American artist a much-needed emotional release from the poignant Carrie Mae Weems worked with Colombian artist Camila roller-coaster ride that Mart\u00edn had just Rodr\u00edguez Triana on the latter\u2019s \ufb01rst US solo exhibition, taken us on. \u201cPatrimonio Mestizo\u201d, a mixed media work that Centred on the memories explores Triana\u2019s identity and heritage as a woman and feelings conjured up Bell filming of mixed European and American ancestry, by the favourite songs of in Tulsa, living on the fringes of her community. In the childhood, the intimate Film category, legendary auteur Spike Lee Oklahoma short \ufb01lm depicts how partnered with Native American \ufb01lmmaker Mart\u00edn\u2019s interviewees Kyle Bell, who progress from shy awkwardness to natural con\ufb01dence as they let us into their minds and hearts, moving the audience to laughter and tears. Yet, this short doco is more than just a \ufb01lm. (For the past two years, Miranda and Mart\u00edn have worked together under the Rolex Mentor and Prot\u00e9g\u00e9 Arts Initiative\u2019s newly created Open Category as requested by Miranda.) Projected onto three screens, positioned one in front of another, the black-and-white footage exudes a mesmerising, dream-like holographic Theatre mentor quality that is enhanced by visuals of Phyllida Lloyd with her swirling smoke, beams of light and an prot\u00e9g\u00e9 Whitney evocative music score. White at London\u2019s Aldwych Theatre 86 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","premiered two \ufb01lms, Lakota and Spirits, offering insights to the Native American community using basketball (a shared passion between Lee and Bell) as a leitmotif across both shorts. And in Theatre, the brilliant English director Phyllida Lloyd teamed up with multi- disciplinary artist Whitney White for The Case of the Stranger, a performance that merges Shakespeare with beat poetry, music and observations on the themes of travel, borders and immigration. American artist After each installation, as each mentor and prot\u00e9g\u00e9 and Visual Arts mentor, Carrie pair sat down for an intimate conversation on the Mae Weems motivations and processes behind their work, it was evident that the Rolex Mentor and Prot\u00e9g\u00e9 Arts Initiative had once again accomplished what it set out to do when it was launched in 2002: To ensure the continued transmission of knowledge and expertise from one generation of artists to the next, through the cultivation Weems with her Visual Arts of real relationships and \ufb01rm connections\u2014a fact that prot\u00e9g\u00e9 Camila Rodr\u00edguez was reiterated when the prot\u00e9g\u00e9s of previous cycles Triana at New York\u2019s attended the weekend in a show of support for this Everson Museum of Art year\u2019s prot\u00e9g\u00e9s. As Rebecca Irvin, Head of the Rolex Institute, says of the programme in her welcome address: \u201cIt\u2019s based on the belief that art is a continuum, an accumulation of experiences over generations, and that artists, all artists, are in some way inspired by those who went before them. The Rolex programme covers all the arts\u2026 And in each of these categories, we invite great senior artists to take on a young professional and share not only craft and practice, but also their processes and indeed, their lives.\u201d The Rolex Mentor and Prot\u00e9g\u00e9 Arts Initiative has indeed seen its fair share of \u201cgreat senior artists\u201d participating in the programme. Sir David Hall, Sir David Chipper\ufb01eld, Margaret Atwood, Brian Eno, Martin Scorsese and Sir Anish Kapoor are but just a few of the world-class talents who have participated in projects The premiere of that span architecture, dance, White\u2019s The Case literature and music. But what\u2019s also obvious is that of a Stranger the motivations of these art Lloyd and White luminaries, at least for this year, go beyond during a the mere transmission of knowledge. mentoring session As she shares in the Mentor Panel Discussion that start the next day, Phyllida Lloyd was keen on sharing the stage with someone who could bring something different to the table. \u201cI think there are too many white guys in my sector of the profession,\u201d she says jokingly. For Carrie Mae Weems, who admits doing this for \u201ctremendously sel\ufb01sh\u201d reasons, she saw a chance to learn from another artist through the collaboration process. As for Spike Lee, ever 87 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","JEWELS & WATCHES the political \ufb01gure that he is, it was a condition of his Bell in session with his participation that they partnered him with a Native Film mentor, Spike Lee American artist so that he could provide a platform to a marginalised community that has been largely ignored. Visual Arts prot\u00e9g\u00e9 Triana\u2019s first first And then we have Miranda, who, much like the US solo show, multidisciplinary nature of his work (composer, lyricist, actor, director, playwright and now \ufb01lmmaker) occupies \u201cPatrimonio Mestizo\u201d the freshly-formed Open Category alongside Mart\u00edn. \u201cI was at a point in my work where I was actually sort of pivoting away from theatre towards \ufb01lm. [I said to Rolex] if you can \ufb01nd me someone who has a lot of interest in a lot of different things, then that would de\ufb01nitely be useful to me because we can learn from each other.\u201d We chat with Miranda and Mart\u00edn to \ufb01nd out more about their two-year partnership. How did you think the screening went last night? Lin-Manuel Miranda (LMM): I was very proud. I had not seen her \ufb01lm; I\u2019d obviously participated in it, but it was a premiere for me too. When I checked in with her during the day, she was like: \u201cIt\u2019s all going crazy; I\u2019m going crazy\u201d. So I knew it was going to be good because it means she cared. And I was very moved; I think the audience was, too. How did you feel it went? Agustina San Mart\u00edn (ASM): Very well. I was so scared because it\u2019s something so different from what I do. There was a very big goal of generating something speci\ufb01c that I had learnt with [Lin], which is to evoke the feelings of these people, and to let that Open Category prot\u00e9g\u00e9 grow and seep into the audience. It was Agustina San Mart\u00edn\u2019s film de\ufb01nitely outside my comfort zone. There was a voice [inside my head] installation, Childhood Echoes, kickstarted the Rolex Arts Weekend all the time that was like: \u201cIt\u2019s going to be horrible; everyone\u2019s going to hate it, you\u2019re going to humiliate us, you\u2019re going to be naked in front of everyone\u201d. But then, when the moment arrived, I was like: \u201cJust let it go\u201d. And it was very fun when I let go. In your promotional \ufb01lm with Lin for Rolex, you shared that you\u2019re \u201creally obsessed\u201d about the composition and details of your work. What was it like to then let that all go to make this not-quite-documentary? ASM: I\u2019ve always had the mistaken idea that the work is like math. You put the most amount of effort and thought into making these nuts and bolts so that it\u2019s going to be the best. Then, I realised that emotions can be very primal, and that there are ways of getting to the emotional side that are completely unrelated to the cerebral side. It takes a lot of smartness and strategy to arrive at that emotional plane; it took me time to understand that. But when I did, I just I didn\u2019t want to go back. LMM: Well, that\u2019s the two things at play, right? There is also craft, which, you know, is something you build over the course [of time]. I remember going to the Library of Congress, and I went to see Oscar Hammerstein II\u2019s papers. And these are songs that we learned as kids. I saw 30 pages of notes to arrive at \u201cdoe, a deer, a female 88 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","deer\u201d; there are 15 pages to get to \u201cso long, farewell\u201d. But I learnt from her\u2014to see what\u2019s in front of me. A lot of the thing we talked a lot about is: What is the actual thing \ufb01lmmaking is about being present, and seeing it on that you\u2019re trying to express and how do you get there? The day so that you don\u2019t see it in the editing room. \ufb01lm had a very simple premise: What is the music that you remember from when you were a child? It\u2019s a one- What have you gotten out of this entire process? sentence question, but there\u2019s so much craft in making ASM: I de\ufb01nitely think I\u2019m going to start making different us feel the things we saw in the \ufb01lm. You are playing with movies now. When I started as an independent \ufb01lmmaker tension and release. You can\u2019t put too many ballads in a in Buenos Aires\u2014no budget, no money for anything\u2014the row. You have to \ufb01gure out when you want the audience only money was mostly European funds. That kind of to breathe so that you can hit them again. European space is beautiful, and I love it, but I\u2019ve done so many \ufb01lms that respond to that aesthetic, One of the things that the mentors have IT TAKES A I wasn\u2019t comfortable doing it anymore. shared is that they came into this I didn\u2019t feel authentic. When people process expecting to mentor and LOT OF SMARTNESS AND clapped, it didn\u2019t feel like it was for to be mentored. What have you me. When I met Lin and we started learnt from Agustina? STRATEGY TO ARRIVE AT working together, I started going LMM: I have to give credit to back to my roots, being that Rolex because they continued to THAT EMOTIONAL PLANE; young girl who was in front of facilitate the mentoring process the TV, watching Jurassic Park even through Covid-19. When IT TOOK ME TIME TO for the 20th time. It reminded we could not have visitors on set me of this connection to a broad because of quarantine\u2014this was UNDERSTAND THAT. audience. Now, I understand the before the time of vaccinations\u2014 biggest power is in emotions. she was with us for the entire \u2014 AGUSTINA SAN Were there any \u201coh wow\u201d moments pool sequence of tick, tick\u2026BOOM! [Lin\u2019s feature directorial debut that is MART\u00cdN for you through this whole process? now available on Net\ufb02ix]. We were in touch LMM: My \u201coh wow\u201d moment was meeting throughout, and a lot of the conversations that Agustina, honestly. It happened at the Rainbow we had were about what you planned for on the day Room at Rockefeller Centre where I met with different you\u2019re \ufb01lming, and what you could not have planned candidates. What I \ufb01nd remarkable about her is that for. That was something I was worried about, going into everything becomes a poetic experience. I\u2019ll ask: \u201cHow \ufb01lmmaking. The David Finchers of the world do 100 was your \ufb02ight?\u201d and she\u2019d be like: \u201cI was looking out takes but I don\u2019t have that kind of patience. Yet I didn\u2019t the window and sitting on the clouds...\u201d and I\u2019ll be like: want to be on the other end of the spectrum: Ed Wood, \u201cSo\u2026 was it on time?\u201d (laughs). You\u2019re making art despite one take, let\u2019s keep moving. yourself, all the time, in our conversations; and that That was another thing was very fortifying for me. It\u2019s a good reminder that [art is] everywhere. Mart\u00edn sharing a ASM: It\u2019s so exciting to see how he has done so many moment with her things and he still [has] this child-like excitement. Every time that he speaks, you really feel this \ufb01re and Open Category this electricity; the passion he has [for] what he\u2019s doing. mentor Lin-Manuel Miranda And I think that that\u2019s something that we share because we do have like a lot of passion and excitement when we\u2019re speaking. LMM: Yeah, we\u2019re not too cool for school. So what\u2019s next for you? ASM: Right now, I\u2019m scriptwriting for some movies and will possibly direct one of these. And I would really like to work in different countries with different people\u2014there\u2019s so much to do, so much to explore, and life is so short. It\u2019s really my goal to be a great \ufb01lmmaker but I also want to have fun. I want to take up challenges and accept projects that are maybe not in \ufb01lm; and I want to do theatre one day. I say that I don\u2019t like to be just one thing, but that\u2019s because it feels boring. And how would you de\ufb01ne being a great \ufb01lmmaker? ASM: I want to do things that are relevant and make people feel things that matter. \u25a0 89 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","F JEWELS & WATCHESD E IND I N G F R French jeweller FRED lays bare its past, present and future with an exhibition that showcases its pursuit of jewellery artistry, as Windy Aulia discovers in Paris From top: A model wearing he excited mementos, photos and portraits that the Force 10 high jewellery giggles from allow for an intimate peek into the necklace and matching ring. the throng of private life of this man. The Pain de Sucre high teens outside Subsequent rooms tell of the strong ties jewellery necklace is a Palais de Tokyo that the brand has with sailing, as evidenced by rhapsody in blue with turn into hysterical its signature Force 10 collection; its connection aquamarine, turquoise, lapis screams as Wonyoung of Korean with Hollywood; royal commissions by the lazuli and other gems. Fred girl band IVE pulls up for FRED\u2019s gala dinner that Highnesses of the Kingdom of Nepal, and its Samuel in Nice in the 1930s. evening. The newly minted Korean ambassador for relationship with Grace Kelly, the Princess consort A flower brooch from 1969. the French jewellery brand looks completely of Monaco, who was a good friend and fan of the A 1976 advertisement. Samuel dazzling with FRED diamonds adding that extra brand. Also not to be missed is the space with friends in front of the Rue sparkle as she works the red carpet like a pro. dedicated to the collaborations that FRED has Royal boutique in Paris Along with a coterie of celebrities, the 18-year-old worked on throughout the years. These include a K-Pop idol, who boasts 6.2 million followers on list of illustrious names such as French national Instagram, is in Paris to celebrate the launch of treasure, Jean Cocteau; interior designer and FRED\u2019s latest high jewellery collection, Monsieur enfant terrible Vincent Darr\u00e9, as well as Japanese Fred Inner Light, as well as to experience the prodigal fashion designer Tomo Koizumi. Maison\u2019s \ufb01rst-ever retrospective exhibition. Born in Argentina before settling in the South Titled \u201cFRED, Joaillier Cr\u00e9ateur depuis 1936\u201d, of France, Fred Samuel set his sights on being a the showcase unfolds across 12 themed rooms. modern jeweller when he established his jewellery The \ufb01rst one sets the tone of the exhibition with house in 1936. And his signature creations speak the display of FRED\u2019s incredible Soleil d\u2019Or, a fancy of his forward-thinking approach to design. At a intense yellow emerald-cut diamond of over 100 time where jewellery was mostly kept in safes and carats that the House recently re-acquired. In worn only for special occasions, Samuel another, the life story of brand founder Fred envisioned designs that people could enjoy and Samuel is told\u2014from his time serving the country wear for the everyday. to the love letters and the jewellery (including Thus, Force 10, a house signature, takes beautiful diamond-studded \ufb02ower brooches) he inspiration from the founder\u2019s Mediterranean dedicated to his wife, Therese\u2014through family 90 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","lifestyle with the visionary pairing of sailing cables Which Monsieur Fred Inner Light high with precious metals and gems. Baie des Anges jewellery piece is the most audacious? harks back to his pearl know-how and presents the In this collection, there is an entire chapter gleaming orbs like treasures caught in a \ufb01shing dedicated to this audacity and creative net. The coloured stones of Pain de Sucre instinct; [designed] with the mantra, \u201cdare illustrates the brand\u2019s joie de vivre, while the unexpected\u201d, notably with the the more recently launched Pretty Woman transformable pieces that really push collection \ufb01nds its roots in Samuel\u2019s love for boundaries. It\u2019s a nod to the passion Fred his wife, and showcases the House\u2019s Samuel had for cultured pearls: He was one dalliance with Hollywood. (One of the most of the \ufb01rst merchants to import them in the memorable scenes from the movie Pretty 1930s, when \ufb01ne pearls were still the norm. In Woman involves a young Julia Roberts terms of know-how, the Force 10 Winning reaching into FRED\u2019s blue box only to have Spirit chapter is incredibly bold with an the dashing Richard Gere snap it shut in jest.) aquamarine doublet on diamond pav\u00e9, and It\u2019s these icons that make up the backbone of the FRED Hero Cut diamond\u2014a new, the Monsieur Fred Inner Light high jewellery exclusive diamond-cut with 32 facets. collection. FRED Vice-president, Artistic Director and Samuel\u2019s granddaughter Valerie Samuel tells Why is light the theme for the high us more. jewellery collection? In his memoirs, Fred Samuel says: \u201cI have often How did the exhibition come about? believed that living so close to the light, being in When I joined the Maison more than \ufb01ve years daily contact with the sun, whets one\u2019s appetite ago, I wanted to reconstruct our archives. It\u2019s a for lightness. Placing a diamond or a glass of part of my family heritage and it was a subject water under the sun cannot be compared to an close to my heart. Out of sight, preserved for arti\ufb01cial light, even if it\u2019s the most sophisticated decades in thousands of carton boxes that light.\u201d This was a constant source of inspiration weighed almost 10 tonnes, were almost 7,000 throughout his life; this light that was cradled in drawings and gouaches, photographs, and his childhood in Argentina, his romantic trips to hundreds of other documents. So, with the impetus of [FRED CEO] Charles Leung who joined the French Riviera, and also his creations. \u0084 in 2018, we decided to tell the story of the Maison and to exhibit our patrimony. We launched the Clockwise from top: The FRED Cherche FRED campaign in 2021 [to seek transformable Chance out unique pieces owned by individuals] and, to Infinie high jewellery my surprise, we found the Soleil d\u2019Or diamond. It\u2019s brooch with onyx, incredible that this diamond, which now weighs diamonds and a Ceylon 101.57 carats, has returned to the Maison. It was the sapphire. The Force 10 key piece to the puzzle, as this diamond beautifully high jewellery bracelet represents the luminous spirit of FRED. Another with a FRED Hero Cut most touching discovery was a brooch that my diamond. The Pretty grandfather had gifted my grandmother. He had Woman high jewellery kept it throughout the war and it features a cuff with a pair or pink diamond-studded en tremblant \ufb02ower. tourmalines. Ashley Park This exhibition is the Maison\u2019s \ufb01rst-ever of Emily in Paris fame at retrospective and it reveals more than the FRED party. Olivia 450 jewels and exceptional objects, Palermo and Johannes and almost 300 unedited documents Huebl. Chinese artist from our archives. We\u2019re taking a Liu Bolin, FRED journey back in time and discovering Vice-president and golden jewels from the 1950s, enamels Artistic Director Valerie from the 1960s, and hard stones from Samuel and FRED CEO the 1970s, as well as pearls and other Charles Leung. The gemstones. It is very important that we detachable brooch explain what the Maison represents and from the Force 10 high [tell of] its 85-year-old, bold spirit. But jewellery necklace it is equally important to showcase the vision and the personality of the man behind the brand, Fred Samuel. This exhibition feels like it has been written in the \ufb01rst person. 91 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","BAZAAR Showcase ICON IN THE MAKING THE The watch that started it all, the ORIGINAL Premi\u00e8re is the creation of the late Jacques Helleu, Chanel\u2019s legendary CHIC tastemaker who helped shape the House\u2019s image and creations for over A lesson in style, a study in contrast, this 40 years while at its helm as Artistic emblematic watch is an icon that\u2019s Director. It is the original double-C timepiece and when it was unveiled 35 years in the making\u2014brought back in 1987, it ushered in a new era for into the spotlight for the 21st-century Chanel\u2014one that saw the brand woman. By Charmaine Ho. taking charge of women\u2019s wrists as Photographed by Gan. Styled by Windy Aulia much as it already did their wardrobes. As Helleu once said of his masterpiece: \u201cI fought to make a design that was strong, that was unique, that\u2014more than just launching a single collection\u2014would become an eternal reference.\u201d Top; brooch (worn as barrette); Beige Gold and diamond Coco Crush ring; gold- coated steel Premi\u00e8re watch; Beige Gold Coco Crush bangle, Chanel 92 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","SHAPED FOR FAME An eternal reference it soon became. Instantly recognisable for its distinctive octagonal shape, the Premi\u00e8re watch case was inspired by a Chanel icon that was already much beloved by women then: The N\u00b05 perfume bottle with a glass stopper in the same shape, which in turn found its form in the outline of Paris\u2019s famed Place Vend\u00f4me, located just a two-minute walk away from Mademoiselle Chanel\u2019s suite at the Ritz. For its strap, yet another House icon was called upon: The interwoven leather and chain strap of its world coveted quilted bag. The Premi\u00e8re, dripping with unmistakeable House codes, was a watch that was more than the sum of its parts. Jumpsuit; Coco Crush Beige Gold ring; Beige Gold and diamond ring; bag; sneakers, Chanel 93 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","BAZAAR Showcase WHAT WOMEN WANT Unlike many of the watches of its time, the Premi\u00e8re was not a derivative of a man\u2019s watch. Instead, it was a timepiece that was made specifically for women, with looks that were as fiercely distinctive as they were versatile. It was a little black dress for the wrist that put the perfect finishing touch to any ensemble, setting it apart with panache and stylish defiance. \u201cThe Premi\u00e8re was the first page in our watchmaking history. It was born out of an absolute freedom of creation and it initiated a vision, the \u2018Allure of Time\u2019 as measured by Chanel,\u201d says Director of the Watchmaking Creation Studio Arnaud Chastaingt. Bra top; jumpsuit (in hand); brooch (worn as barrette); Coco Crush Beige Gold necklace; ring; Beige Gold and diamond ring; gold-coated steel Premi\u00e8re watch; Beige Gold bangle, Chanel 94 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","THE NEW LEGEND This year, on the 35th birthday of this emblematic creation, Chanel has released the Premi\u00e8re Original Edition watch which pays true tribute to its precursor. Bearing a gold-coated steel case (measuring 26.1 by 20 by 7.65mm), equipped with a high-precision quartz movement, this bevelled beauty with sleek, modernist lines, and a black lacquer dial bereft of numbers, continues to perpetuate the aesthetic codes that Gabrielle Chanel lived by. As Chastaingt so aptly puts it, the Premi\u00e8re is far more than a watch. It is \u201ca lesson in style\u201d. Top; Beige Gold Coco Crush necklace; gold-coated steel Premi\u00e8re watch; lipstick, Chanel Model: May\/Basic Models Makeup: Wee Ming using Chanel Hair: Colin Yeo\/Tress & Curvy; Doreen Low\/Tress & Curvy Photographer\u2019s assistant: Samsidi Baderi Stylist\u2019s assistant: Gracia Phang Assistant: Isabella Chan 95 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","BAZAAR Showcase UPTOWN CHIC Graced with good looks and a stellar heritage, these timepieces are just what you need for a life less ordinary. Photographed by Ching Lee. Styled by Donson Chan 96 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","Goldtech Luminor Due TuttoOro PAM01182 watch, Panerai OPPOSITE: Steel Luminor Due Luna PAM01301 watch, Panerai 97 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022","BAZAAR Showcase Goldtech Luminor Due Goldtech Firenze PAM1204 watch, Panerai OPPOSITE: Goldtech and mother- of-pearl Luminor Due Luna PAM01181 watch, Panerai 98 HARPER\u2019S BAZAAR NOVEMBER 2022"]