Blog Posts by Harper s Bazaar

When flowers are lovely, but simply won't do, the style savvy turn back to the runway. Take note from spring's chicest trends and shop the perfect Mother's Day present.

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Bikini weather is coming, ready or not. In the interest of leaning toward "ready," BAZAAR is turning to the biggest names in health and fitness to get body (and mind) ready. For week two, yoga expert Heather Lilleston broke down five must-dos to get physically and mentally set for the season. Lilleston, co-founder of Yoga for Bad People (with Katelin Sisson) - an inspired, yoga retreat company - is a certified Jivamukti teacher and a Yoga Shanti teacher who currently teaches at Yoga Vida in Manhattan and at Yoga Shanti and Love Yoga in the Hamptons. Lilleston has become synonymous with creative Vinyasa sequences that boast a cool mix of meditation, chanting, good music and spiritual philosophy. Juice Press
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A stimulating immune booster that includes the following: oil of oregano (an anti-microbial), colodial silver (some consider an antibiotic), cayenne, ginger (an anti-inflammatory), lemon and orange juice. Drink a few of these a week to maintain

The best look-goods are not always the most rare and expensive, discovers Emily Listfield.

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Instant Cheekbones Lauren Bacall taught Humphrey Bogart how to whistle with her lips, but it was her killer cheekbones that really made him pay attention. Sure, she had good genes-and youth-going for her. But it was the fierce angles of her face that the camera loved and that later helped her age so well. "Strong cheekbones reflect light and add symmetry," says Fredric Brandt, the New York and Miami dermatologist. "All classic beauties have them."

Even for those of us without epic bone structure, cheekbones are the scaffolding that holds up the face. Unfortunately, as we age, our cheekbones lose volume, and without that underlying structure, skin and muscle start to slide, forming decidedly unlovely jowls and folds. Until recently, the standard line of attack against a sagging visage was either plumping with fillers (which too often can end up looking more chipmunk than chiseled) or getting a face-lift. Now, however, new techniques have doctors rethinking the facial landscape. Suddenly, building up

Pastel nails might take you back to Palm Beach in the sixties but spring's newest shades are entirely modern with richer, less retro, hues and unique finishes that range from crystal-like shimmer to even black glitter. Here, we rounded up our favorite polishes of the season with suggestions for what's best for every occasion.

By Kari Molvar

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This season's prettiest shadows and liners are all about new beginnings: Grassy greens, robin's egg blue and the yummiest shade of peach you've ever seen.

By Hannah Morrill

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Aphrodita Kabashi has a surprisingly calm demeanor for someone who's just had her face injected 120 times in 25 minutes. Maybe it's because she's in the hands of Fredric Brandt, the sought-after New York-and Miami-based dermatologist known for keeping Hollywood's A-list faces looking ageless. Kabashi, a 38-year-old New Yorker and a manager of the chic Garren New York salon, is visiting Brandt for her first LaViv treatment-a breakthrough antiaging procedure that promises to eliminate wrinkles and smooth skin by injecting a patient's own amped-up collagen-producing cells into problem areas. A self-proclaimed sun worshipper, Kabashi says she wants to erase years of UV damage and have a glowing complexion without it looking unnatural. Brandt is the go-to doc for LaViv, having worked as a principal investigator on the clinical trials that led to FDA approval. "Aphrodita is the perfect LaViv candidate because she has sun damage, large pores, and fine lines around her mouth and

Simone De La Rue is responsible for the covetable toned limbs and abs of a bevy of boldface names like Karolina Kurkova, Naomi Watts and Sandra Bullock. Her clients, devotees of the Body by Simone method (or BBS for short), swear by her powerful dance cardio sweat sessions and tailored toning moves. The Aussie (who was born in England) opened her personal studio in November of 2011 and is quickly taking over the dance fitness world. "At some point in their lives every woman has danced, or wanted to dance," she says of the cult workout movement. But her studio is more than just a way to get in shape for the new year, it's a place to hang with your girlfriends and let loose. "I always say, leave your ego at the door. I don't care if you don't get the step right. Just keep moving!" Click through to learn the secrets behind her BBS method. How to Get a Dancer's Body

Harper's Bazaar: How did you get into fitness?

Simone De La Rue: I danced all my life and accidentally fell into fitness. I trained in classical