“I’m a really hard worker, it’s not a problem for me.”: Model and mogul, Elsa Hosk graces the cover of her native Vogue Scandinavia for the first time in three years. The super multi-hyphenate shares her insights on being an entrepreneur and work ethic. Elsa also talks about her upbringing, family, career, and being a bit of a loner and creative.
“I’ve been so lucky to wear an incredible amount of clothes as a model, both good and bad,” she says. “Simply being able to feel the materials and speak to design teams, I learned so much.”
Harper’s Bazaar Greece welcomes in its April 2025 issue being joined by the voices of charismatic women, who with empathy and courage, dare daily to break glass ceilings, changing the world for the better around them. The one and only Barbara Palvin is emblematic of the new era of fashion dauntless self confidence and fearless drive.
“In the eyes of @realbarbarapalvin, the personality of a woman who dares is described as a mosaic of self-confidence, action, lack of fear of the unknown. She is the one who strives for the best, knowing that at any moment she can fail. The one who enjoys the journey and consciously paves the way for the next ones.”
Sign “☮︎” the Times: Wishing the happiest of birthdays to one of the most amazing people ever! Yasmeen Ghauri is such an inspiration and it’s hard to put into words just how much of an impact she’s had on fashion and culture. Every time I go over her career, I always find something new. Like a painter to a canvas, Yasmeen created countless dreamscapes and unforgettable moments. It would’ve been the coolest thing if Yasmeen got to collaborate with Prince doing fashion. She personified Prince’s musical genius and aesthetic so much. That being said, Yasmeen Ghauri is truly a blessing and hope this day is the loveliest of all. Wishing you Infinite Love!
Until the end of time I’ll be there for you You own my heart and mind I truly adore you If God, one day, struck me blind Your beauty, I’d still see Love is too weak to define Just what you mean to me
-Prince
Photography by Jacques Olivar
Photography by Renato Grignaschi
Just a little love is all I need (My arms are open wide) Just a little love is all I need (Yeah) Whoa, oh, oh, oh The feel of your warm embrace, baby (Your lovely, warm embrace)
-Jodeci
I was reborn when I was broken I wouldn’t believe, I wouldn’t believe, no Been through a storm, no use in hopin’ That you would come rescue me Somehow your love set me free
And I I can let my life pass me by I can get down and try Work it all out this lifetime Work it on out this time I can let it all pass me by Or I can get down and try Work it all out this lifetime, lifetime
-Maxwell
Photography by Eamonn McCabe
I heard a voice on the news saying people wanna stop the war (Stop the war) If they had a love as sweet as you, they’d forget what they were fighting for
I never seen the moon look so lovely as the night I saw it with you Let me know I’d never seen the moon before (Never seen the moon before) So many speak of the moon as though it had no flaws But to compare it to a beauty like yours would give one pause
Actress and Dior Ambassador Laetitia Casta continues to reinvent herself on and off the big screen gracing the latest issue of ELLE France. The star and inspiration discusses a myriad of topics from the the latest geopolitical events, life and Dior’s latest skincare line.
Fashion stylist Panos Yiapanis and Rianne Van Rompaey and Joel Kemp give new life to precious antic garments dating from 1850 and 1910. The pieces come from Yiapanis’s archive and were irretrievably damaged by water in 2020. The antic garments are given a final farewell in scenic fashion as Rianne invokes imagery of a gothic antebellum and a stunning fright.
“Harper’s Bazaar Greece welcomes March with a spirit of renewal, stylistic ingenuity and groundbreaking discussions. We photograph @hanajirickova in her new wardrobe essentials, and we chat with @konstantina_psarrakou about how she managed to break the “glass ceiling” and the super-talented @mariobanushi_ about the experiences that defined him.”
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