The Best of Harper’s BAZAAR

Once thought to primarily affect overstimulated boys, ADHD diagnoses have spiked among adult women. For one writer, coming to terms with her diagnosis later in life has put her past and family history…

«“ADHD can change fairly drastically, and its symptoms and impairments are contingent on a very sensitive teacher or a warm and supportive home versus an argumentative home,” Hinshaw says. “It’s really sensitive to context and structure.”»

In an essay from her new book 'Quietly Hostile,' author Samantha Irby explains how three simple words can stop judgmental friends in their tracks.

From tone policing to whitesplaining, liberal white women's feminism is more toxic than you might realize.

Now we know why Drogon burned the Iron Throne down.

Author Mira Jacob explores the grief that overtook her when her best friend moved away after living in the same city for 22 years.

Amidst supply chain issues and the ongoing pandemic, sewing your own clothes is having a moment.

The tale of Venus and Serena Williams has been told many times. Now they get to be the ones to tell it.

Animal safari is a bucket list favourite, but are there are drawbacks to playing paparazzi around animals?

Society has a vested interest in telling women that aging is terrible. Don’t believe it.

On coming into your own in unsettled times

A growing community is customizing L.L.Bean's prep staple with everything but monograms.

The Nickelodeon star's memoir gives solace to daughters of abusive mothers.

Local organizer and college student Maisie Brown sprang into action as soon as the emergency was declared. She’s part of a long tradition of self-reliance in Mississippi.