Selena Gomez on two alternate covers of Harper’s Bazaar
Selena Gomez was shot by Terry Richardson for two covers of April’s Harper’s Bazaar. She wears a Dolce & Gabbana striped top and shorts on the very busy newsstand cover and a more subdued white bustier dress by Calvin Klein in the more tranquil subscriber version. Inside, she talks about fashion, fame and the single life since she and Justin Bieber split up. [Harper’s Bazaar]
Federal authorities seized 1,500 counterfeit Hermes handbags from China, worth $14 million, in two shipments in February. And they say there has been a steep increase in importing counterfeit luxury purses and wallets. [Los Angeles Times]
Kate Winslet stars in the ad campaign for Lancome’s Rénergie Lift Multi-Action Reviva-Concentrate (scheduled to be available in April). [The Cut]
Barney’s New York is rebranding its Co-op stores as regular Barneys, swapping out the lower-priced merchandise for an assortment of designer goods. The first two stores to make the switch will be at the Grove in Los Angeles and a store in Manhattan. Barney’s Co-ops in some other locations have been closed. [WWD] (Subscription required.)
New to Forbes’ annual Billionaires List from the fashion world are Renzo Rosso of Diesel ($3 billion), Bruce Nordstrom ($1.2 billion) and Tory Burch ($1 billion). [Forbes]
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