Highlights of Harper’s Bazaar India November-December - 2021, issue:The Fantasy Issue of Bazaar India explores the wonder and power of all that is fantastical, by adding a delicious touch of playfulness and drama across the fashion, art , travel , and culture pages. Our covershoot for the month is set against mysterious landscapes, urging our readers to embark on an inner voyage to explore the unknown.

Digital coverstar for the month—actor Kalki Koechlin—puts her theatrical prowess to play by dressing up as some of the world's most memorable pop-culture icons. Her portrayals of Madonna, Helen, David Bowie, and Rekha are not just brilliantly executed, but also serve as a reminder that a little make-belief can be marvellous. Also, actor Disha Patani speaks about how her life transformed when she entered, and won, a modelling competition, and inadvertently became an actor in Mumbai.

In the Talking Points Section, comedian Vir Das makes a case for humour, while actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui charts his rise to fame from humble beginnings.Meanwhile, artists Bharti Kher and Jayasri Burman speak up for women's experiences. Elsewhere in the issue, you will discover original, fantastical stories penned by some of the country's most gifted writers, while a special feature explores the power of Bollywood fashion that has helped us reimagine style over the decades.

And in the travel pages, a stylish fashion student takes us on a private tour of Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance while dressed in handloom saris belonging to his grandmother. In the Beauty Section, India's leading dermatologists share expert advice on how to achieve your best skin ever. And in the Bazaar At Work Section, leading entrepreneurs give personal experiences on how they launched their own companies—and how you can, too. There is much to discover in this issue, a dedication to larger-than-life stylle, hopes, and dreams.