American fashion magazine Harper's Bazaar has unveiled its new look with actress Gwyneth Paltrow
featuring on the cover. The fashion magazine, which has been undergoing a redesign process, has
finally revealed a sneak preview of the cover, with two different shots by famous photographer Terry
Richardson, both featuring American actress Gwyneth Paltrow. One of the cover shots, which shows
Paltrow in an Yves Saint Laurent jumpsuit, is set to hit the newsstands soon, while the other cover shot
has her posing in an Anthony Vaccarello gown, and is exclusively for home subscribers of the renowned
fashion magazine.

The new edition of the fashion magazine, set to hit the stands on Feb 14th, will also have a couple of
changes, courtesy of the redesign that it has undergone. The paper used for the new Harper's Bazaar is
noticeably thicker and the magazine itself is bigger by one inch. Other changes in the fashion magazine
include new cover typography, tightly edited sections and more white space in the pages. Regarding the
content in the new edition, the focus is on high fashion and slightly less on celebrity-related news and
articles. Other than Richardson, long time contributors such as Karim Sadli and Karl Lagerfeld have also
shot features for the new issue of the fashion magazine.

One of the best hair cuts I ever got was from an Italian hair stylist when I was visiting Italy. I was looking at Rolex watches in a beautiful establishment in the most sophisticated shopping area in Florence and not far away was what seemed like a fabulous hair salon. I made an appointment and was excited when the time finally came. The stylist listened to what I said I'd like, and then he took a good look at my hair and face and made a couple of recommendations and we discussed what the final approach would be. He went to work using an amazing, unusual technique for cutting, and explained everything he was doing along the way. It was fabulous, and I honestly don't think I've felt that happy about a haircut again. However, I have learned to really communicate clearly about what it is I would like. I've also learned that it's important to also say what you don't like, because sometimes a hairdresser may be inspired to give just that little touch that you weren't expecting, and unfortunately, you may not like it. Since that happened to me a few times, so I've learned to address that ahead of time. I tend to travel and move more frequently than many people, so I've had to find and relate to lots of stylists. It's kind of fun, to have collected a few ideas of what works well for me in terms of cuts and colors from many different haircut experiences, in my home country and abroad!

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Women's hair styles gain much importance, especially during the wedding season. This is the time when the fairer sex would like to look their very best. However few women know the art of good hair styling and somehow end up with clumsy hairdos on the most important day of their lives. women'a hair styles are specific to individuals and should be in harmony with their body and face. To get the hair style right, a bride to be needs to keep a few things in mind to get the right look.
One of the most important thing brides need to remember is that wedding hair styles for women should be kept simple and should be for all times. Fashion keeps changing but a wedding photograph is for a lifetime. To give an example is the simple style taken by Kate Middleton for her wedding. She made a simple style, in one of the most popular hair styles for women this year.
The up-do style is one of the more popular hair styles for women for their wedding day. In this style the hair is moved away from the forehead to feature the face properly. It also fits the tiara well as well as the veil. The Bateau is one of the most popular hair style for women in the Up-do category. Against this the down do is also popular, that is if the bride chooses not to wear a veil. The main thing to look for is for the hair do to be simple and timeless.