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Saint Crewe: A Therapist-Founded Skin-Care Brand Designed for Younger Skin
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Saint Crewe: A Therapist-Founded Skin-Care Brand Designed for Younger Skin

by jummy84 October 23, 2025
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Brand Bio is Fashionista’s guide to the best independent fashion and beauty brands — a resource for retailers, job seekers, B2B companies and consumers alike. If you’d like your brand to be featured, fill out this form. Saint CreweHeadquarters: Baton Rouge, LAE-commerce: saintcrewe.comSocial Media: …

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Camelia Farhoodi Shares Her Wardrobe Staples
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Camelia Farhoodi Shares Her Wardrobe Staples

by jummy84 October 23, 2025
written by jummy84

Camelia Farhoodi has been one of my favorite TikTok follows for years. Based in Melbourne, her taste is impeccable—chic and minimalist, but with a darker, artistic twist that feels both genuine and lived-in. There’s an ease to the way she dresses: sleek, elevated basics and an effortless mix of comfort and sophistication.

She often wears all black, but it never feels boring: Tom Ford sunglasses, a Calvin Klein turtleneck, a Nina Ricci skirt, and a Sirrico jacket (as she recently posted). The details always feel distinct and intentional.

Her aesthetic extends beyond fashion too—you’ll see the same understated sensibility in her interiors and beauty choices. With her visual language, Farhoodi has created a space that feels entirely her own, leading to partnerships with Jacquemus, Chanel Beauty, Rhode, Prada, and Mango, as well as design collaborations with NA-KD and Lioness.

Below, I spoke to her about her personal style and the pieces she’s loving right now.

Camelia Farhoodi.

Camelia Farhoodi.

I’d love to hear more about your background and what originally got you into fashion—do you have any formative memories surrounding it or an overview of your trajectory?

I’ve always been a creatively driven person, from my earliest memories of stealing my mum’s makeup to giving the family fashion shows put together with my grandma’s wardrobe. Throughout high school (before getting a job), I would spend my allowance at my favorite op shop once a week in hopes to find as many pieces as I could. I would never look at the garments as they were—I was searching for fabrics that I loved, something I could chop and change. A size 16 top made out of lamb skin leather, turned immediately into a halter neck and mini skirt (with a pair of very blunt scissors).

When I started working I explored many different avenues trying to find my creative spark. I worked as a makeup artist (self taught) for events, weddings, my family, and friends. I worked as a trainee at a spa—learning to do manicures, pedicures, waxing, etc. I worked in retail and hospitality for 5+ years—double shifts going from one to the other. I loved working as soon as I started and I always put my all into anything I was doing… but none of it felt right.

Whilst I was working in retail (my last job), Covid hit. Forced to stay home—with a closet full to the brim of unworn clothes I had salvaged from the op shop—I decided to start taking photos in my outfits. From that point onwards, I would spend the rest of my time in Covid taking photos that my boyfriend or little brother would help me out with.

My partner is a photographer-videographer-director. So we would shoot tougher during Covid for fun… until we both got signed with the same agents! We worked throughout the whole Covid together. Brands would send us 10 looks and we would shoot a whole campaign at home with his equipment… the rest is history!

How would you describe your personal style?

Clean, fresh, and comfortable. A little bit sexy, a little bit androgynous.

What are must-haves in your capsule wardrobe?

I’m a girl with the opinion of ‘everyone looks their best when stripped back and comfortable.’ So in saying that.. I can’t live without my high-quality basics—new or vintage. I always opt for black silk pants (something that feels comfortable, but looks expensive), a classic black tank, a vintage Jil Sander light wool knit, and ballerina slippers.

Is there any outfit formula in particular you find yourself repeating over and over?

I’m a creature of habit, so unfortunately yes… when i find something I like, I wear it until it makes me sick to look at. No formula, but things that make me feel comfortable and confident. Which is usually an all black outfit (90% of the time). Black also compliments my natural features and tones well, so when I’m feeling the pre-menstrual uglies I know I can count on that. A vintage pair of satin stretch pants, Black tank, and a leather coat—some oversized sunglasses and a pointed boot. This never fails me.

What are your favorite references for finding new brands?

I usually discover new brands from other content creators on TikTok—something about the video format and seeing how clothing moves and looks in real time. I also just love the TikTok girlies and seeing how they style pieces, always sells me.

Do you have any style icons?

Oh, absolutely. I love the Olsen twins… Some people say I’m the missing third sister? It’s the casual and chic mood I’m so attracted to. Wool coat and flip flops, undone loose braids, has she just woken up? But still looks good? Lived in looks that feel like it’s always been you—I’m into that.

Can you share some of your favorite TikTok accounts?

So many favrites, but if I had to choose some current favs it would have to be: @levi.coralynn could binge watch her videos all day, she makes me feel sexy in my own skin, @brown.lexi incredible style always so inspired, @alinatimoo also obsessed with her style and she makes me laugh, @naichamercier insane hauls and love her personal style, @ticklemesilly always obsessed ofc, @there_y0u_are for interior inspo and learnings.

For people who love brand discovery, what are smaller online shops or emerging brands you’re loving?

My current favorite smaller brands are Du Ciel, Flore Flore, and Ayllón.

You’re incredible at sourcing vintage. What are the keywords you’re using right now?

Gold satin, vintage bootcut pants, Plein Sud leather, vintage Manolo Slippers.

What are some items on your wishlist at the moment?

Ugh, we could be here for a while, but if I had to choose a few… an old season The Row Bindle in any fabric really, an old Jil Sander or Gucci turtle neck knit, Tom Ford sunglasses, Maison Magdalena scarf, Flore Flore camisole, Casa Ayllón Noir Pouch, and The Row flip flop.

Is there a fall or winter trend you’re the most into?

I’m loving this very dark and feminine lingerie dressing. Lace hemlines and sheer dresses with long leather coats… so sexy and effortless like you just got out of bed and ready to go get a glass of wine with the girls.

Has there been a standout collection or look you loved this fashion month?

Currently responding to this mid-NYFW, so the month is yet to come and end.. but based on the recent NYFW collections I’ve seen so far… I’m in love with the Calvin Klein show. Old Calvin is back and it put a big smile on my face.

I always love your makeup as well. What’re your current go-tos?

For makeup, I keep it super simple. I touch my face a lot. I generally have a ‘less is more’ approach on makeup. My current routine uses 3 products—I travel everywhere with them and I love knowing if anything gets ruined I can fix it up in 2 seconds. Chanel Lip & Cheek Balm first, Reforme Beauty Power Lip on eyes, cheeks, lip liner, and to finish my fav in the world Dior Lip Maximizer in Mahogany.

I also rarely use concealer. I’m a very easily overstimulated girl, so anything on my skin truly can truly send me into a spiral, but if I have a pimple to cover I’ll go in with the Merit Minimalist Stick—even then, I sometimes don’t apply concealer and like to let my breakout breathe so it can heal. I also find that the less makeup I wear on the daily, the better my skin looks with no makeup. It’s an interesting cycle, but extremely rewarding when you can commit to it.

Do you have a signature scent?

I mix between some favorites depending on my mood! I love Aesop Eidesis after a long shower to give me home spa vibes, Byredo Bal D’Afrique all the time, any time, and Malin + Goetz dark rum for something a little different.

What are your current wardrobe essentials?

Honestly, anything Flore Flore. All my basics are now being replaced for this brand—always happy to invest in their high quality pieces. Francesca Pecchenino satin pants, Tkees classic leather flip flops, Aritzia boyfriend zip fleece jackets! My WTF must-haves. Vintage satin pants, pointed-toe boots, ballerina slippers, a classic vintage leather coat, and some oversized sunglasses!

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Oversized Oda Pants

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Oversized Oda Pants

 Flore Flore , Jill Cotton Jersey Tank Top

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Jill Cotton Jersey Tank Top

Lido Slip-Ons in Smooth Leather

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Lido Slip-Ons in Smooth Leather

N°1 De Chanel Lip and Cheek Balm - 1 Red Camellia

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Power Lip

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Power Lip

Dior Addict Lip Maximizer Plumping Gloss - 112 Sunlit Amber

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Dior Addict Lip Maximizer Plumping Gloss – 112 Sunlit Amber

The Minimalist Perfecting Complexion Foundation and Concealer Stick - Burlwood

Merit

The Minimalist Perfecting Complexion Foundation and Concealer Stick

Eidesis Eau De Parfum

Aesop

Eidesis Eau De Parfum

Bal D'afrique Eau De Parfum

BYREDO

Bal D’afrique Eau De Parfum

Malin and Goetz, Dark Rum Eau De Parfum

Malin and Goetz

Dark Rum Eau De Parfum

Pecchenino suit pants.

Liners Flip Flop

Aritzia.

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Cozy Sweatfleece Boyfriend Zip Hoodie

Aurora Pouch in Noir - Preorder Only

Ayllón

Aurora Pouch in Noir

Leather Thong Sandals

The Row

Leather Thong Sandals

Halter Dress Black

SILK LAUNDRY

Halter Dress Black

Realisation Par dress.

Realisation Par

The Sadie

Nina Ricci Ruched-Detailing Dress | 38

Nina Ricci Ruched-Detailing Dress | 38

Jamie Shopping Medium Quilted Leather Shoulder Bag

SAINT LAURENT

Jamie Shopping Medium Quilted Leather Shoulder Bag

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Emma Stone Recreates Gwyneth Paltrow’s Best Onscreen Look
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Emma Stone Recreates Gwyneth Paltrow’s Best Onscreen Look

by jummy84 October 23, 2025
written by jummy84

Back in 2021, Paltrow spoke to Vogue in her Life in Looks instalment, where she shed light on the costuming of Great Expectations and shared more details on what became one of cinema’s most iconic looks.

“So, this is Great Expectations. This was a Donna Karan outfit. All of my clothes in that movie were Donna Karan, pretty much.”

DKNY by Donna Karan Spring 1996 sportswear collection runway show.Photo: Getty Images

Paltrow also remembered meeting the costume designer and being told that “everything in the movie was green. Every set, every fabric, every costume. And I thought she was kidding.”

The Goop founder also recalled her own hand in the costume. “I had remembered that Donna had done a very green collection and it just so happened that it was all kind of perfect, and perfectly nineties, and elegant, and perfect for this character. It’s so funny that this look got so much, and continues to get so much traction,” she said, adding that the “very sexy” and “career highlight” scene where she kissed Ethan Hawke probably also had something to do with the green set becoming so memorable.

Gwyneth Paltrow FILM 'GREAT EXPECTATIONS' BY ALFONSO CUARON

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The Golden Bachelor’s Debbie Siebers on Mel Owens: ‘I Felt So Cheated’
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The Golden Bachelor’s Debbie Siebers on Mel Owens: ‘I Felt So Cheated’

by jummy84 October 23, 2025
written by jummy84

So what’s your message to people who bombard you with questions?

I would just say to those people that it’s not fair to rush to judgment. You don’t know what someone has been through. What if there’s been abuse? What if there’s been betrayal? What if there’s a medical reason? We don’t know. And honestly, it’s so frustrating because even my family, God bless them, my dad would always just say, “Just pick somebody, Debbie.”

Oh no.

It drove me crazy because he’s the source of a lot of the pain that I’ve had to overcome, and the betrayals and things. Everybody is an individual, and I do think being single or never married is being more and more accepted than it used to be. I mean, certainly I got all the questions, like, “Is she a lesbian?” Seriously, it’s so crazy.

I’ve been so lonely for so long, and I’m just tired of it. So when I saw The Golden Bachelor, I thought, Gosh, how sweet, and it gave me hope. I thought, I’ve always been a risk-taker. So why not? I tried everything else.

Speaking of taking risks and putting yourself out there, if you were asked to be the Golden Bachelorette, would you say yes in a heartbeat?

I would say yes because even though I know how hard it would be, there’s just this feeling that this is my time. I have given so much, and I’ve been through so much, and I am ready for love. Mel kick-started my heart again. I feel confident again. I feel beautiful again. I feel I am worthy, I am deserving, and I want to find my partner. I don’t want to spend the rest of my life living life alone. So yeah, I would say yes. It’s all still surreal that I’m even sitting here, and that this is even happening. Because, wow, did I take a big risk, and did I put myself out there in a big way!

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Freelance Content Creator — Chillhouse (NYC Based)
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Freelance Content Creator — Chillhouse (NYC Based)

by jummy84 October 23, 2025
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Location: New York City (in-person availability required) Compensation: $25/ hrWeekly hour requirement: 15 hoursAbout ChillhouseChillhouse is a modern and fast growing nail care brand redefining self-care through a celebration of self-expression, design-driven products, and innovative …

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13 Best Face Serums of 2025, According to Dermatologists
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13 Best Face Serums of 2025, According to Dermatologists

by jummy84 October 23, 2025
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Finding the best face serum for your skin type and concerns can be a transformative move for your complexion—so, if you have yet to use one, consider this your cue. “Serums are like espresso shots for your skin: highly concentrated and designed to deliver a potent dose of active ingredients right where they are needed most,” says Dr. Mona Gohara, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist in New Haven, CT. As a result, they can target specific issues, like fine lines or discoloration, with more precision than a moisturizer, and their lightweight texture makes them easy to layer, she says.

Dermatologists’ Favorite Face Serums

However, a face serum’s tailored approach means that it’s not a one-size-fits-all product. Rather, there’s a lot of variety, and it helps to know what your goal is before you get started. With that in mind, scroll for dermatologist and editor recommendations on the best face serums for you.

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Best Antioxidant Serum: SkinCeuticals CE Ferulic

  • Why We Love It: “Vitamin C serums are the LBD of skincare; everyone should have one,” says Dr. Gohara. Dr. Julius Few, M.D., a board-certified plastic surgeon in Chicago and Los Angeles, agrees. “As a pillar of any highly effective skin-care ritual, topical vitamin C calms and cools the skin while providing a layer of protection from free radicals and environmental pollutants,” he says. “Arguably the most important ingredient to maintain healthy skin long-term, antioxidants work to neutralize aging free radicals like pollution, smoke, and the main culprit, UV rays.” He suggests applying it daily underneath sunscreen to stimulate cell oxygenation to revitalize and firm texture. Of the best, SkinCeuticals CE Ferulic is a favorite of more than one Vogue editor thanks to its supercharged blend formulated to firm, brighten, and protect skin from oxidative stress.
  • Key Ingredients: 15% l-ascorbic acid, 1% alpha tocopherol, 0.5% ferulic acid
  • Best For: Fine lines, wrinkles, pigmentation, dullness
  • Skin Types: Normal, dry, combination, sensitive
  • Size: 30 mL

Best Growth Factor Serum: SkinMedica TNS Advanced+ Serum

  • Why We Love It: As skin ages, its levels of collagen and elasticity drop while cell turnover slows down. That’s where firming serums come in, since they provide ingredients that speed up skin cell turnover, support collagen production, and deliver moisture—such as growth factors, one of the industry’s buzziest anti-aging ingredients. And SkinMedica TNS Advanced Serum contains growth factors that have been shown in studies to improve sagging skin and increase skin density. “TNS Advanced Serum is the overachiever of skincare—packed with growth factors that convince your skin to behave like it’s in its 30s again,” says Dr. Gohara, who likens it to sorcery (and credits the results with helping her avoid injectables well into her 40s).
  • Key Ingredients: Growth factors, peptides, flax seed, marine extract, green microalgae
  • Best For: Fine lines, wrinkles, sagging
  • Skin Types: Normal, dry, combination, oily
  • Size: 30 mL

Best Hyaluronic Acid Serum: iS Clinical Hydra-Cool Serum

  • Why We Love It: “Hyaluronic is a glycosaminoglycan (a very large sugar) that occurs naturally in the body,” says Dr. Few. “Roughly half the hyaluronic acid in the body is present in your skin, where it binds to water to help retain moisture. As we age, the production of hyaluronic acid slows down and our complexion becomes drier and loses firmness. The right hyaluronic acid helps to increase moisture and diminish wrinkles and age lines. It also tightens, plumps, and firms the skin.” Few of these hydrators are as acclaimed as iS Clinical’s Hydra-Cool. Why? It boasts a sinks-right-in texture and not only moisturizes, but soothes and decongests thanks to centella asiatica, mushroom, and vitamin B—making it exceptional for dry skin types.
  • Editor’s Experience: “True to its name, iS Clincial’s Hydra-Cool Serum imparts as soothingly chilly feel from the moment it touches skin’s surface. Sensorial benefits aside, its blend of hyaluronic acid and centella asiatica keeps my complexion hydrated for hours on end, and layers well with following steps in my routine.” —Kiana Murden, senior beauty shopping writer
  • Key Ingredients: Hyaluronic acid, centella asiatica, mushroom, vitamin B
  • Best For: Dryness, redness, rosacea, eczema, acne
  • Skin Types: Dry, normal, combination, oily, acne-prone, sensitive
  • Size: 30 mL

Best Retinol Serum: Iope Retinol Super Bounce Serum

Iope

Retinol Super Bounce Serum

  • Why We Love It: If you plan to use a retinol serum in your routine, it’s a good idea to start with a Korean retinol serum in particular, since these are formulated to be gentle and ideal for daily use—without an extended acclimation period. Iope’s version is beloved by derms stateside for its balance of 1% retinol—a mid-strength concentration—with soothing ingredients. “Iope Retinol Super Bounce Serum targets early signs of aging while keeping the skin hydrated and resilient,” says Dr. Noah Gratch, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist in New York and Long Island. “Its stabilized retinol stimulates collagen and cell turnover, while soothing and hydrating ingredients minimize dryness.” Making the most of retinol’s benefits are soothing cypress leaf, a skin barrier-supporting growth factor, and a patented Lacto-Exosome, which targets elasticity.
  • Key Ingredients: Retinol, cypress leaf, Lacto-Exosome, plant-derived epidermal growth factor
  • Best For: Fine lines, wrinkles, sagging, dark spots, blemish
  • Skin Types: Dry, normal, combination, oily, acne-prone
  • Size: 30 mL

Best Drugstore: Neutrogena Collagen Bank 15% Vitamin C Serum

Neutrogena

Collagen Bank 15% Vitamin C Serum

  • Why We Love It: This potent vitamin C serum offers a lot of bang for your buck, according to Dr. Gohara. “It’s formulated with a high concentration of 15% pure vitamin C and 2% PHA, which gently exfoliates—allowing the vitamin C to absorb into refreshed skin,” she says. That allows it to penetrate deeper into the skin, leaving skin brighter and more even in a shorter amount of time than vitamin C would alone.
  • Key Ingredients: 15% ascorbic acid, 2% gluconolactone, hydrolyzed collagen
  • Best For: Fine lines, wrinkles, pigmentation, dullness
  • Skin Types: Normal, dry, combination, oily
  • Size: 0.5 fl. oz.

Best for Wrinkles: Medik8 Liquid Peptides

  • Why We Love It: Unlike other active ingredients, it’s hard to overdo peptides: Since they carry out so many different functions in skin, from spurring collagen production to supplying moisture, it’s ideal to have as many as possible. And this peptide serum delivers, with 10 different peptides (which serve to smooth lines and plump lax skin) housed in yet another copper peptide that delivers them deep into the skin. While they can take several weeks to work, the formula also deploys hyaluronic acid to immediately plump and soften skin, yielding a bit of instant gratification.
  • Editor’s Experience: “Peptides go a long way in my skin-care routine. Whether its providing a nourishing base for my retinol, delivering quick hydration, or preventing fine lines, I don’t go a week without one. Usually, it’s the Medik8 Liquid Peptides which delivers 10 different petides to keep skin firm, plump, and smooth.” —Kiana Murden, senior beauty shopping writer
  • Key Ingredients: Palmitoyl tripeptide-5, acetyl hexapeptide-8, tetrapeptide-21, pentapeptide-18, palmitoyl tripeptide-1, pantolactone, palmitoyl tripeptide-38, palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7, copper palmitoyl heptapeptide-14, heptapeptide-15 palmitate, hyaluronic acid
  • Best For: Fine lines, wrinkles, sagging
  • Skin Types: Dry, normal, combination, oily, sensitive
  • Size: 30 mL

Best for Dark Spots: Revision Skincare C+ Correcting Complex 30%

Revision Skincare

C+ Correcting Complex 30%

  • Why We Love It: This powerful serum has an eye-popping 30% concentration of THD ascorbate—a form of vitamin C known for being both gentler and more effective than its counterparts. That makes it “a do-it-all vitamin C that eliminates irritation and can be used by a variety of skin types,” Dr. Corey L. Hartman, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist in Birmingham, AL, previously shared with Vogue. “The lightweight formulation packs an antioxidant punch that brightens the skin and restores a more even, youthful skin surface.” That makes it an ideal addition to your winter skin-care routine if you’re dealing with seasonal dullness—or year-round for hyperpigmentation.
  • Editor Experience: “I used an entire bottle of this to offset stubborn acne scars, and the formula went above and beyond. Not only did it make quick work of my dark spots, but it also evened out my overall skin tone, leaving it brighter and less red. I also appreciate that it sank in quickly and, unlike many vitamin C-powered formulas, didn’t have any noticeable scent.” —Deanna Pai, contributor
  • Key Ingredients: 30% tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, vitamin E
  • Best For: Dark spots, redness
  • Skin Types: Dry, normal, combination, oily, acne-prone
  • Size: 30 mL

Best for Acne: The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1%

The Ordinary

Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1%

  • Why We Love It: While even the best acne treatments aren’t known for being gentle, the Ordinary’s Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% is effective without sacrificing comfort. “[Niacinamide] has a calming and brightening effect on the skin, helping to improve overall tone and texture while reducing breakouts and controlling excess sebum and oil production,” says New York-based dermatologist Dr. Michele Green, M.D., who adds that the healing, anti-inflammatory properties of this serum will most benefit those with oily skin or breakouts.
  • Editor’s Experience: “When my skin has been particularly congested or oily, The Ordinary’s niacinamide serum is an easy add-on to my routine. The ingredients are simple, the feel is non-sticky, and the price point is impossible to beat. Plus, one to two drops goes a very long way!” —Concetta Ciarlo, beauty shopping writer
  • Key Ingredients: 10% niacinamide, 1% zinc
  • Best For: Acne, redness, excess oil
  • Skin Types: normal, combination skin, oily skin, acne-prone
  • Size: 30 mL

Best for Sensitive Skin: Tower 28 SOS Intensive Rescue Serum

Tower 28

SOS Intensive Rescue Serum

  • Why We Love It: The high concentration of active ingredients—which is what makes a serum so potent—can be harsh for those with sensitive skin or conditions like eczema or rosacea. That’s where Tower 28 SOS Intensive Rescue Serum stands apart as an excellent serum for sensitive skin. “I love this calming serum, primarily due to its innovative use of hypochlorous acid, a powerful yet gentle antimicrobial agent naturally produced by our white blood cells,” Dr. Lauren Moy, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist in Los Angeles, CA, shared with Vogue. “This ingredient sets it apart by reducing inflammation and bacteria on the skin without causing irritation, making it suitable even for highly sensitive skin.”
  • Key Ingredients: Hypochlorous acid
  • Best For: Sensitivity, dryness
  • Skin Types: Normal, dry, combination, sensitive
  • Size: 60 mL

Best Korean: Sulwhasoo First Care Activating Serum

Sulwhasoo

First Care Activating Serum

  • Why We Love It: The popularity of this Korean serum spans generations, in part because the technology evolves over time—keeping the formula as powerful and effective as its peers. The blend of herbal ingredients (among them ginseng, a vitamin C derivative, and madecassoside, a compound found in centella asiatica), the formula sets out to support the skin barrier, boost hydration, and defend against environmental stressors.
  • Editor’s Experience: “On days when I prioritize my K-beauty favorites, this is the first serum I apply. The idea is that this sets the stage for the products that follow it. Best applied to damp skin after cleansing, this is remarkably hydrating—catering to skn’s moisture levels and plumpness sans irritation. My skin drinks it up!” —Kiana Murden, senior beauty shopping writer
  • Key Ingredients: Baikal skullcap extract, ginseng extract, madecassoside
  • Best For: Fine lines, wrinkles, sagging
  • Skin Types: Normal, dry, combination, oily, sensitive
  • Size: 60 mL

Best for Redness: La Roche-Posay Hyalu B5

La Roche-Posay

Hyalu B5 Pure Hyaluronic Acid Serum

  • Why We Love It: There’s little not to love about this sought-after La Roche-Posay serum, which is among the best serums for dry and sensitive skin. The formula itself is quite gentle—hyaluronic acid, glycerin, vitamin B5, and the label’s prebiotic thermal water come together for a versatile serum apt at hydrating, soothing, and strengthening the skin barrier. That said, it’s excellent to quell—or prevent—dryness or alleviate skin sensitivities, pairing well with virtually any other ingredient in your routine.
  • Editor’s Experience: “This is one of my desert island skin-care picks. Its soothing, strengthening, and hydrating properties would surely do my complexion well in the dry, tepid desert, but these benefits certainly ring true in any climate! I’m obsessed with its viscous, dewy texture that creates a sort of moisture barrier on skin’s surface.” —Kiana Murden, senior beauty shopping writer
  • Key Ingredients: Hyaluronic acid, vitamin B5, madecassoside
  • Best For: Dryness
  • Skin Types: All skin types, sensitive skin
  • Size: 30 mL

Best for Glass Skin: Beauty of Joseon Glow Serum

Beauty of Joseon glow serum

  • Why We Love It: Beauty of Joseon’s Glow Serum is one of the best face serums, Korean or otherwise. The serum blends powerful hydrants with pore-limiting ingredients for a gentle formula that helps deliver glass skin, even to those struggling with breakouts or uneven skin texture. The 60% propolis extract gives it a honey-like consistency, cushioning skin with much-need moisture, while niacinamide and BHA control surface oils and gently exfoliate for a clearer, smoother complexion.
  • Key Ingredients: 60% of propolis extract, 2% niacinamide, 0.5% BHA
  • Best For: Dryness, enlarged pores, brightening
  • Skin Types: All skin types
  • Size: 30 mL

Best for Nighttime: Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Synchronized Multi-Recovery Complex

Estée Lauder

Advanced Night Repair Synchronized Multi-Recovery Complex

  • Why We Love It: Just as with the rest of your body, your skin gets a chance to repair and restore itself in the overnight hours. Estée Lauder’s Advanced Night Repair serum sets out to maximize this natural rest, making it a favorite of Dr. Jeanette Graf, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist in New York, NY. “It’s deeply nourishing on the skin with its formulation of peptides and hyaluronic acid,” she says. “The hyaluronic acid helps to lock moisture into the skin, while the peptides support the skin’s function and firm the skin, helping the skin look more rested and youthful.”
  • Key Ingredients: Tripeptide-32, sodium hyaluronate, caffeine, squalane, bisabolol
  • Best For: Dryness, wrinkles, dullness
  • Skin Types: All skin types, especially mature skin
  • Size: 1.7 oz.

Everything You Need to Know

What does face serum actually do for your skin?

Put simply; Dale describes serums as “medicine” for your skin. And everyone has their own way of breaking down their power: “Serums deliver more concentrated versions of active ingredients to the skin,” explains dermatologist Dr. Julius Few, a plastic surgeon and founder of The Few Institute in Chicago and Los Angeles. “The purpose of the active ingredient can vary, from hydrating to skin brightening to wrinkle-reducing.”

A serum’s thin, concentrated formula allows it to treat skin concerns in a more targeted way than other products in a daily routine. “Serums can make the skin look and feel better with just a small amount—a little goes a long way,” says dermatologist Dr. Mona Gohara, associate clinical professor of Dermatology at Yale School of Medicine. “They’re a worthwhile addition, and I often recommend them to my patients.” Compared to moisturizers, serums are supercharged and “meant to deliver their specific skin-care benefit straight to the skin in a more potent, effective dose than a moisturizer,” according to Charlene Valledor, cosmetic chemist and president of SOS Beauty. New formulations from forward-thinking brands can even replace other products in your routine.

Ingredients to look for in Face Serums

Think of face serums are really impressive cocktails of the industry’s most potent ingredients—and unless you understand what each addition does, you may not be picking the right face serum for you. So, we tapped board-certified dermatologist Dr. Brendan Camp to explain ten of the most acclaimed skincare ingredients found in today’s face serums.

  • Vitamin C: “Vitamin C is an antioxidant, which means it helps to neutralize the negative impact of free oxygen radicals on skin cells,” says Camp. “Free radicals are unstable oxygen molecules that can damage cellular structures, like DNA, lipids, and proteins.”
  • Niacinamide: Per Camp, niacinamide is part of the B vitamin complex. “It is included in skincare products because of its tolerability, ability to calm irritated skin and address uneven skin tone.”
  • Retinol: “Retinols help regulate skin cell turnover, which can reduce the formation of blocked pores and the formation of acne,” he explains of the vitamin A derivative. “The long-term, regular use of retinol increases collagen production, which improves the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.”
  • Hyaluronic Acid: “As a humectant, hyaluronic acid attracts and retains water molecules in the skin,” he notes. “By improving skin’s hydration, this well-tolerated product improves the plumpness of skin and minimizes the appearance of fine lines.”
  • Peptides: Peptides, according to Camp, are the building blocks of proteins. “Structural proteins like collagen and elastin provide firmness and rigidity to skin. Peptides are included in skincare products because they may signal the skin to produce more structural proteins.”
  • Centella Asiatica: “Centella asiatica is a plant-based compound known for its calming and anti-inflammatory properties,” Camp explains. “It helps repair the skin barrier, and is especially helpful in those with more sensitive skin or who are prone to eczema and rosacea.”
  • Squalane: “Similar in properties to the skin’s own natural sebum, squalane is an effective emollient and moisturizer,” he says. “It is well-tolerated and keeps skin smooth, soft, and hydrated.”
  • AHAs: Camp explains that AHAs, or “alpha-hydroxy acids, like lactic acid and glycolic acid, are gentle exfoliants that help skin shed dead skin cells to reveal brighter, healthier skin.”
  • BHAs: On the other hand, “beta-hydroxy acids (BHAs), like salicylic acid, are lipophilic, which means they can commingle with oil in pores. This property enables BHAs to be effective at treating acne-prone skin.”
  • Growth Factors: “Examples of growth factors used in skin care products include epidermal growth factor (EGF), fibroblast growth factor (FGF), and transforming growth factor-beta (TGF-beta),” he details. “They are included in skin care products because of their effect on cellular activity and tissue repair to address signs of aging.”

How to Pick The Best Face Serum for Your Skin

The range of options now encompasses solutions for a range of skin concerns. “Serum offerings were a bit limited in the past; we didn’t have acne serums or serums for skin during pregnancy. Today, serums are more nuanced, appreciating one size doesn’t fit all here,” says Gohara. McLeod-Valentine trains regulars on what to use, and how to use it.

  • Skin Concern: “I explain to my clients that serums can be used to target specific concerns like wrinkles, dehydration, tone, elasticity, etc.,” he says.
  • Application: For application, newcomers can go by feel: “Simple rule of thumb, the lighter a product’s texture or more intense its use of active ingredients dictates the order of application with these being used first and each subsequent product being layered on top,” says McLeod-Valentine. “Cleanser, then toner or essence, then serum, and then cream.” At night, you can stop there. For day, experts recommend adding on an SPF as the final flourish.
  • Dermatologist Tested: Camp explains that products labeled “dermatologist-tested” help provide an elixir’s trustworthiness and dependability, where the formula was tested and signed off by a dermatologist. “The testing may have been done to evaluate tolerability or sensitivity, but typically does not imply anything about the product’s efficacy,” he notes.

When should I apply a face serum?

You should apply face serum after cleansing, but before moisturizing, “ideally on slightly damp skin to help it absorb better,” says Dr. Gohara. As for the time of day, it largely depends on the type of serum and active ingredient. “Morning serums often focus on protection and brightness, like antioxidants and vitamin C, while nighttime serums lean toward repair and renewal, such as retinol or peptides,” she says. Also, she recommends following it with a moisturizer (and sunscreen, if you’re applying it for daytime) to help seal in those active ingredients.

How long does it take to see results from a face serum?

Ultimately, it depends on the active ingredients. But for the most part, “serums show visible changes within four to eight weeks with consistent use,” says Dr. Gohara. “Hydrating serums may deliver an instant glow, while those targeting pigmentation or wrinkles take longer as skin cells renew.” Think of it as exercise for your face: “Steady, consistent effort pays off over time,” she says.

When we test and review a product, we take a holistic approach to deliver well-rounded product recommendations. First, we lean on Vogue’s vast network of experts—from board-certified dermatologists to celebrity estheticians—to gain professional acumen on the industry’s standout products, ones these specialists would actually use on their clients. We pair their expertise with our editorial best practices to curate the thoughtful edits you read on our site.

As it relates to facial serums, we selected the best based on the following characteristics: ingredients, texture, finish, and the skin-care concerns they address. To do this, we paired our own personal tests of each formula with expert guidance and reviewer insights to determine which we would recommend to you.

  • Mona Gohara, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist in New Haven, CT
  • Julius Few, M.D., a board-certified plastic surgeon in Chicago, IL
  • Jeanette Graf, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist in New York, NY
  • Noah Gratch, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist in New York and Long Island
  • Corey L. Hartman, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist in Birmingham, AL
  • Lauren Moy, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist in Los Angeles, CA

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22 Best Christmas Pajamas for Everyone in the Family 2025
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22 Best Christmas Pajamas for Everyone in the Family 2025

by jummy84 October 23, 2025
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There’s only a short window of time when you can convince your little one to match with you—but as they grow, the best Christmas pajamas (or matching holiday pajamas, for that matter) may be your best yearly chance to score that twinning photo op. Nowadays, it seems that every pajama brand under the sun—Hanna Andersson, Old Navy, and even luxe labels like Lake—has its own holiday shop. From Fair Isle to buffalo plaid to beloved Disney characters in Santa hats, you’re bound to find something your partner, kiddo, and, in some cases, even your pet will rock without complaint. (Take it from me, a mom who wants to make the most of every family moment.)

Styles vary, too, with everything from baby clothes to loungewear sets to ultrawarm layering pieces up for grabs. You can even get a little silly (and a lot cozy!) with flannel onesies. Plan on being a snowbird come December? Opt for a shorts-and-tank set—because even warm weather can’t dull your festive shine. No matter what kind of matching family Christmas jammies you choose, slipping into cheery sleepwear is a sweet and time-honored way to create lasting memories with your loved ones. Shop our extra-cute edit below.

The best holiday pajamas, at a glance

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Foundation Is Seeking Beauty PR Interns & Influencer Marketing Interns In NYC + LA

by jummy84 October 23, 2025
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Foundation is a communications firm building great beauty brands. We are known for launching and scaling the industry’s most recognizable brands. We’ve helped launch and build brands like Hero Cosmetics, Briogeo, Nécessaire, Patrick Ta Beauty, and Homecourt – telling impactful stories and leading …

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Miley Cyrus Found a Fresh Way to Wear a Dated Boot Trend
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Miley Cyrus Found a Fresh Way to Wear a Dated Boot Trend

by jummy84 October 22, 2025
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The easiest way to make a “dated” trend look current is to wear it with classic pieces or more current trends. Miley Cyrus, for one, knows this. She was just spotted wearing the ankle boot trend no one could get enough of circa 2021: lug-sole boots. There’s been a fair amount of talk lately that lug-sole boots are “out,” but I tend to disagree. The rugged, chunky boot style is somewhat classic, in my opinion. But if you want to know how to make it look the most 2025, look no further than how Cyrus just styled her black leather pair.

Cyrus’s casual-yet-elevated outfit consisted of an oversize tweed jacket with a matching T-shirt, straight-leg blue jeans, and a pendant necklace (the jewelry trend that was all over the S/S 26 runways). She looked classic, but the boxy cut of the jacket and chunky boots gave her outfit a hint of edge. My parting advice? Don’t toss your lug-sole boots yet—simply style them like this (or similarly). Keep scrolling to shop the pieces you need and a few of my favorite lug-sole boot options.

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Miley Cyrus wearing a black tweed jacket, straight-leg jeans, and lug-sole boots

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