Harper Bazaar

There are two additions to the Brides family: The glossy tapped Alyssa Hertzig as beauty director and Shane Clark as senior fashion…

There are two additions to the Brides family: The glossy tapped Alyssa Hertzig as beauty director and Shane Clark as senior fashion…

Were you so busy getting your red, white, and blue on this holiday weekend that you missed our juicy Daily Media tidbits? Don’t fret!…

Congratulations are in order to Jill Kargman, who is getting her very own Bravo show. The orginal comedy series, Odd Mom Out, will be scripted and is based on Kargman’s life with “momizillas” on the Upper East Side. She’ll be playing the character, based on herself, in her 2007 novel Momzillas. Kargman has written for Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, and Interview and has several best-selling books under her belt. No air date for the show has been set.

Just a few hours after we gave praise to the Carine Roitfeld editorial for Harper’s Bazaar, we’ve learned that Kate Moss is their covergirl for the month of May. Terry Richardson shot Kate, who we reported earlier today is also covering British Vogue, to promote her Topshop collection out on April 30th. Bazaar readers are being offered the opportunity to pre-order three featured items from the collection on ShopBAZAAR starting April 15th.

Cherry Bombe’s gorgeous biannual mag celebrating women in food launched just one year ago, with ample fashion cred: its first cover star was Karlie Kloss, and its co-founders are Coach PR alum and restaurateur Kerry Diamond, the mag’s editor-in-chief, and creative director Claudia Wu, who’s got her own creative agency (the duo also first crossed paths at Harper’s Bazaar once upon a time). The beautifully designed title wasted no time in getting off the page and IRL, thanks to their inaugural Cherry Bombe Jubilee, an all-day conference held in the High LIne Hotel. The former seminary’s dazzling Refectory played host to an overwhelmingly female crowd (testosterone was in short supply; your Daily spotted less than 10 blokes on the premises), which braved the windy mess of rain outside to soak up eight or so hours of knockout panels, inspiring speeches, and fascinating one-on-one discourses with a hit list of female chefs, academics, entrepreneurs, and editors.

Could it be? Is that another model on the cover of a major mag? Harper’s Bazaar continues our favorite trend of putting models on the cover of fashion magazines (imagine that) with Lara Stone taking the duty on for the month of April and getting the Derek Blasberg interview treatment. Inside the 30-year-old candidly talks about abusing alcohol and checking in to rehab in 2009.

The LVMH Prize has cobbled together a tony posse of panelists to whittle down the Prize’s global array of young designers come May. A few highlights from the lengthy list of international fashion pros who will weigh in for the Prize, which is this luxury conglomerate’s first-ever burgeoning talent race? Illustrious photog Patrick Demarchelier, V EIC and Harper’s Bazaar creative director Stephen Gan, campaign whiz Fabien Baron, Net-a-Porter’s Natalie Massenet, CR Fashion Book editrix Carine Roitfeld, and makeup maven Pat McGrath.

Terry Richardson got a lot of attention last week for the shots he took of Miley Cyrus that went viral, but let’s not forget his cover shot of Madonna for the November cover of Harper’s Bazaar. Bling, bling, bling! Inside Madge pens a fascinating essay opening up for the first time about her extremely tough entrée to New York City, where she endured everything from being held at gunpoint, having her apartment broken into three times, and rape.

Need intel on this season’s mustn’t-miss exhibits? Just ask Glenda Bailey, Harper’s Bazaar editrix and consummate art whiz! We caught up with her at Dries Van Noten for the full museum-adoring scoop… How is Paris treating you? It’s very nice! I’m happy and the sun is shining. Do you get much time to enjoy the city? Not as much as I’d like, but I’m not complaining though.