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" &amp;quot;To what extent does art overlap with fashion, and is fashion itself an art form?&amp;quot; These are the kind of questions that plague Team Bazaar from time to time, and this time around, they produced a very exciting result: Bazaar Art \u2013 the first art-themed magazine, that comes free with your copy of Harper&amp;#039;s Bazaar \u2013 as well as a new Art Channel on harpersbazaar.co.uk \u2013 a permanent channel devoted entirely to art, artists, must see exhibitions, tips for wannabe collectors, and much more. \u00A0To find out about both, click here. Meantime, the November Issue continues the artistic theme with Hannah Rothschild&amp;#039;s perceptive article on why fashion blockbuster exhibitions have proved to be such hits in museums around the world. \u00A0And, as Editor-in-Chief Justine Picardie points out in her editor&amp;#039;s letter, Oscar Wilde&amp;#039;s definition of art as &amp;quot;the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known&amp;quot; is in fact an appropriate way to introduce our cover star, Jennifer Lawrence. Interviewed ahead of her starring role in the Hunger Games, out next month, Lawrence is one of the most independent spirits in Hollywood today. Not only is she unashamedly herself (giving the press room the finger when collecting her Oscar for Silver Linings Playbook), she&amp;#039;s also compulsively honest and funny, according to Bazaar&amp;#039;s interviewer, Tom Shone. &amp;quot;When I ask her what she most likes about her her life, she doesn&amp;#039;t miss a beat,&amp;quot; he writes. \u00A0&amp;quot;&amp;#039;The money,&amp;#039; she says.&amp;quot; As if proof of her refusal to conform to Hollywood norms, she cheerfully lambasts starvation diets and says that before each take on a film, she is most likely found eating chips.\u00A0 Fashion also has an artistic bent in the November Issue (when does it not?), with stunning fashion shoots from Rome and St Petersburg. \u00A0And once again, Carine Roitfeld&amp;#039;s contribution pushes artistic boundaries \u2013 this month focussing on couples in a radically contemporary take on Romeo and Juliet. Last but not least, Justine Picardie has interviewed most of the fashion world&amp;#039;s great and good over the course of her career, so when she says that meeting Ralph Lauren was &amp;quot;one of the most intriguing encounters I have ever had in my professional life&amp;quot;, it is not said lightly. \u00A0Why not subscribe to the November issue to find out why. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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