Harpers Bazaar has an ongoing campaign to educate and perhaps slow down the counterfeit luxury goods market. I'm not sure which is worse, someone trying to 'rock' a fake bag to join the brand game or someone who paid up for the real thing and now can't pay off their credit card bill.
Also since Harper's has decided to stand up and try and right a wrong--how about no longer accepting advertising from cigarette companies? Cancer isn't in fashion either.
