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The 12 pages that link to Harper's Bazaar, each with the reason it gives.

• Fashion photographyRelated: Its long-running use of photographs helped shape fashion imagery in print.

• VogueCompared with: Its long-running competition with Vogue offers a close comparison of American fashion publishing.

• Richard AvedonRelated: Avedon’s work there, especially with art director Alexey Brodovitch, established his editorial career.

• Fashion journalismBroader topic: Its long-running coverage helped establish fashion as a subject of magazine journalism.

• Fashion magazineBroader topic: Its history illustrates how a magazine can pair fashion imagery with literary and cultural content.

• Diana VreelandRelated: Vreeland joined its editorial staff in 1936 and wrote “Why Don’t You…?”

• Harper's MagazineRelated: It was another magazine launched by the same publishing house.

• Lauren BacallRelated: A 1943 cover featuring Bacall helped bring her to Howard Hawks’s attention.

• Irving PennRelated: Penn worked briefly in its art department before joining Vogue.

• Helmut NewtonRelated: Its editorial commissions were among the publications through which Newton shaped fashion photography.

• Lisa FonssagrivesRelated: Its fashion pages featured Fonssagrives in photographs by leading mid-century image-makers.

• Suzy ParkerRelated: Its editorial photography helped circulate Parker’s image to a mass audience.