Harper’s Bazaar

Christie’s is preparing to auction off a former Voguette’s belongings. According to a press release on Christie’s website, the auction house has acquired a private collection of antique paintings, furniture, Maiolica ceramics, and sculptures owned by “one of Europe’s most accomplished former fashion editors,” who’s worked at Vogue Italy, Vogue France, and Harper’s Bazaar Italy.

Is that a model on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar or are our allergies making us loopy? Legendary mod Christy Turlington is indeed on the cover of Bazaar’s June/July issue shot by Daniel Jackson. This is an encouraging sign after Vogue put model Kate Upton on the cover of their June issue last week. P.S. Enjoy this issue a little more because the next one isn’t out until August.

Lucy Kaylin, formerly deputy editor at O, The Oprah Magazine, has been named editor-in-chief at the publication…Susan Casey, formerly editor-in-chief at O, The Oprah Magazine, has left the publication to work on her novels…Deborah Way, formerly executive editor at O, The Oprah Magazine, has been named deputy editor at the publication…Kate Mack, formerly global social media and digital PR manager at Belstaff, has been named PR manager, digital media at Calvin Klein…

On the heels of Reed Krakoff’s announcement that he is departing his post as creative director at Coach, the company’s VP of PR, Kerry Diamond, has announced that she’s also parting ways with the brand. Diamond’s next move?

Jack Dorsey shared a slew of anecdotes on Wednesday about founding Twitter, Square, and an intriguing set of extracurricular interests (some of the fashion variety) with Harper’s Bazaar editor Laura Brown at a Hearst Masterclass afternoon chat. We won’t attempt to cram Dorsey’s most delicious morsels into 140 characters, but here are a few takeaways worth sharing! Some are fresh, some bode interesting enough for a retelling, and all in all, the quippy banter between the interviewer and interviewee made for a parfait lunch break. Just imagine what life would be like if Dorsey had gone into denim production or very niche massage therapy in lieu of inventing the grand Twittersphere.

Daniel Jackson shot Gwyneth Paltrow for the May issue of Harper’s Bazaar. Someone is clearly a fave at the Hearst Tower with her last appearance on their redesign issue in March of 2012. Interesting to note that Carine Roitfeld gets major billing in the coverline with her “New Collections” feature. Middle America meet Carine. Carine meet Middle America.

(NEW YORK) Karlie Kloss: The Newest Victoria’s Secret Angel [Telegraph UK]
Kloss joins the ranks of the Victoria’s Secret Angel club

Gucci Launches New Design Collaboration [Vogue UK]
The design house will launch a new made-to-measure collection in June

Marc Jacobs Will Never Act Again [Fashionista]
The designer makes his first and last big screen debut

WATCH: Choupette Gets Brushed 3x A Day & Other Lagerfeld Confessions [Refinery29]
Lagerfeld dishes to Harper’s Bazaar

Iris Apfel’s New Sunglasses For Eyebobs: Shop ‘Rare Bird,’ ‘Hot Property,’ More [SheFinds]
She’s 91 and at it again

InStyle has found a successor for erstwhile style director Samira Nasr: the glossy is welcoming Melissa Rubini, formerly fashion director at Bullett and a longtime stylist. Rubini, a Brazilian-bred Parson’s grad, headed up the fashion department at Bullett starting in April 2012. Since 2005, Rubini has styled for Prada, spanning the gamut over the past eight years from women’s and men’s RTW to accouterment, specs, and fragrance campaigns for the brand, plus videos to accompany the brand’s RTW ad campaigns. Additional freelance styling gigs under Rubini’s belt include a diverse glut of glossies such as Vogue, Teen Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue Homme, Vogue Japan, Interview, Numero, and i-D.

As Anne Fulenwider approaches the five-month mark as EIC of Marie Claire, she’s made a masthead additions: Laura Ferrara has been named fashion editor-at-large and Jennifer Goldstein joins as executive beauty and health editor. Ferrara comes to MC with a strong track record as a freelance fashion ed, plus a history at another Hearst glossy, Harper’s Bazaar. Circa Liz Tilberis’ era helming Bazaar, Ferrera served as fashion editor at the title. Styling credits for the mag’s new editor-at-large include Vogue, Teen Vogue, InStyle, and erstwhile Conde title, Jane.

Gillian Gorman Round, formerly senior vice president, brand development at Conde Nast, has been named publisher at Lucky…Marcy Bloom, formerly publisher at Lucky, has left the publication…Jennifer Alfano, formerly co-founder and editor at KeepItChic.com and founder of an eponymous handbag line, has been named fashion features director at Harper’s Bazaar…