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HIRO OCTOBER 1967 FEW THINGS OCCASION discussions of legacy more than anniversaries, and in 1967, Harper’s Bazaar celebrated a big one, as the magazine marked 100 years since its founding in the mid-19th century as a lifestyle journal for the budding American leisure class. A lot had changed since then—and so, too, had Bazaar, which by the 1960s had become fully immersed in the monumental cultural upheavals of the era amid the war in Vietnam and the rising social-justice and Civil Rights movements at home. There was no time to warmly reflect on the glories of the past; the present was unspooling too quickly and in too many directions at once. As such, Bazaar, the subject of multiple reinventions over the previous century through societal transformations, technological revolutions, and shifting tastes, was…

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Harper's Bazaar (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2024

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