“I’ve had some time to take perspective on the way the brand is going, and I feel that I’m kind of growing up,” designer Patricio Campillo told Fashionista in an interview a few days before his Spring 2026 show. “I’ve come to realize what has actually allowed me to create my life. And I think …
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We already told you that Walmart has the chicest fall-ready styles and the cutest autumnal home decor. But did you know that you can also find premium beauty at Walmart?
When shopping for high-end beauty, Walmart probably doesn’t cross your mind. But I’m here to tell you that you should.
Even more, you can get luxury makeup, skincare, and haircare for less— in fact, you’ll be able to score up to 50% off tons of products from top brands.
We’re talking deals on a gorgeous Charlotte Tilbury eyeshadow palette, a beloved Peter Thomas
Roth face mask, and a shampoo and conditioner duo from Morrocanoil.
Additionally, you’ll also be able to find products from trendy beauty brands like Sol de Janeiro and Cosrx or shop classics from Bare Minerals and Kevyn Aucoin.
Don’t sleep on Walmart for all of your luxury beauty needs. Shop your favorite high-end beauty products for less, from Color Wow to Dr. Brandt.
Multi-talented singer, actress, and musical performer Vanessa Bezrodnaya is set to lead in the upcoming musical comedy Falling in Love.
After captivating audiences with her international talent and stage presence, Vanessa’s newest project marks a major step in her evolving career as she continues to blend her love for music and acting. This exciting role follows her recent string of successful ventures in both the television and film industries!
A New Chapter in Vanessa’s Career: Falling in Love
Vanessa has officially confirmed her involvement in Falling in Love, a musical comedy that promises a unique and entertaining storyline. The film, which has been in production for two months, showcases Vanessa in a lead role that will highlight her musical and acting talent. As one of the leads, Vanessa will bring to life a character that navigates the complexities of romance and comedy through a soundtrack filled with catchy tunes and vibrant performances.
The trailer for Falling in Love is set to be released very soon, giving fans a sneak peek into what promises to be an unforgettable performance. With her experience in both musical theatre and film, Vanessa is poised to leave a lasting impression in this new venture.
Lead Role in an Action-Musical Film
Adding even more excitement to her already impressive slate of projects, Vanessa has received an offer for a lead role in an upcoming action-musical film set to begin production later this year. This unique genre-blend promises to push Vanessa’s acting and singing abilities to new heights as she tackles a role that combines the thrill of action with the emotional depth of musical storytelling.
From Sensational Eurovision Finalist to the Movie Industry: Vanessa’s Journey
Vanessa Bezrodnaya’s journey from childhood performer to international star has been nothing short of remarkable. Born in Lübeck, Germany, and raised in Kazakhstan, she has captivated audiences worldwide with her powerful voice and compelling performances. A finalist in major television competitions like Eurovision and New Wave, she showcased her status as a world-class performer by winning the Absolute Champion title at the World Championships of Performing Arts (WCOPA) in Los Angeles.
Graduating in 2024 with a degree in Musical Theatre Performance from California State University, Fullerton, Vanessa has easily transitioned into both film and musical theatre professionally. With each new project, Vanessa continues to prove that she is a force to be reckoned with in the entertainment world.
Photo Credit: Chang Liu.
Vanessa Bezrodnaya recently earned recognition for her recent film project The Importance of Being Able to Say No, a short film in which she played one of the lead roles. The film was nominated for Best Short Film of the Year at the prestigious LA Shorts International Film Festival, one of the largest Oscar-qualifying festivals in the world.
Stay tuned for more updates as Vanessa takes the Hollywood film industry by storm with her diverse talents and ever-growing list of accomplishments.
Photo Credit: Bryceden Jones
Tennis star Naomi Osaka had a lot of fun at the 2025 US Open. Throughout the tournament, Osaka donned custom Nike outfits in jewel-toned shades, and when her longtime hairstylist Marty Harper saw the looks, he was inspired.
“We are always merging showmanship and functionality,” Harper says of the looks Osaka wore during the games. The two first met at a photoshoot, and have worked together for just over five years. “Naomi can come off as very stoic or reserved at first,” he reflects, “but once you get her to open up, you realize she’s simply one of the most tremendous humans ever.”
While the looks the duo created together for the French Open were “cute,” Harper shares that they wanted something a bit more serious for the U.S. tournament. It was a rose motif in the Nike looks that first got Harper’s mind flowing. Then, an inspiration from a much less likely source: a visit to the legendary Parisian cabaret show, Crazy Horse. “I was in Paris watching the Crazy Horse show, and there’s a part in it where everybody was wearing glittering hair accessories. That’s when I realized, ‘We need the roses crystallized.’”
From there, things moved quickly. Harper’s friend, fellow hairstylist Clayton Hawkins, suggested professional bedazzler Kerin Rose Gold of A-Morir Studios for the job. They started with Gold 3-D printing the roses in a handful of different sizes before the perfect bouquet emerged. And then came the Labubus. Osaka delighted fans with an entourage of punny Labubus: Billie Jean Bling, Arthur Flashe, LaBillieBu, Althea Glitterson, and Andre Swaggassi, all in collaboration with A-Morir and in keeping with the Naomi Osaka school of style and attitude.
“I wanted to create these ornate, crown-like beauty moments for Naomi,” Harper says. “All I was thinking of was ‘let Naomi come and get her roses.’ Naomi has journeyed: she’s a champion, she speaks for women, she speaks for mental health, she does it for mothers, as well as doing it for herself. She’s opened the door for a lot of young women.”
For the final look, Harper called upon braider Tiana Amani to create the stitch braid cornrows. From there, he created different ponytail hair pieces that Osaka could wear for the walk-on, but easily remove when the game actually started. Each of the ponytails had a different texture—loose and curly, long locs—and were finished off with roses affixed to chopsticks.
These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Friday. Giorgio Armani, who died on Thursday at 91, is the father of quiet luxury, thanks to his affection for beige and neutral tones as well as his iconic suits. Celebrity styling was also Armani’s invention, and stars from Cate Blanchett to …
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Would Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece be served a slice of Principessa cake? I wondered while stepping into Sant Ambroeus SoHo, where guests gathered to celebrate the launch of La Beauté Louis Vuitton. Instead, LV-etched glassware filled with champagne and spritzes awaited. Just down the street at the Louis Vuitton store, Dame Pat McGrath had spent the morning unveiling refillable lipsticks, shadow compacts, and elaborate leather beauty cases to crowds of beauty and fashion insiders eager for a first look since Vogue broke the news this spring. Now, inside the neighborhood-favorite café, McGrath was finally able to relax with familiar faces after months of working with the house on a beauty line that meant “having, in a way, no limits and being able to push the boundaries,” she said with a smile. “Now, we’re celebrating together—it’s so important to see all of my friends here. I’m so happy.”
The talent in the room alone could have filled a cover shoot: longtime collaborators Guido Palau and Jimmy Paul were on hand, as well as stylists Kate Young and Leslie Fremar, who knew McGrath from their early days at Vogue. “When I was an assistant at Vogue, most of my time was spent on set with Pat and I always admired her,” Fremar recalled. “She’s so creative and always pushes the envelope, and you just knew her products were going to be amazing.” Even her children, she added, have been curious about the line: The packaging is beautiful. The presentation is beautiful. The quality is beautiful. You wouldn’t expect anything less of Louis Vuitton and Pat.
Guests dined on caprese, branzino, and mixed berries served on Vuitton tableware flown in for the occasion. “I do all of my business lunches here because it’s right by my office,” said Young, noting the special touches like dahlias arranged in the collection’s shades and napkins tied with Vuitton luggage tags. Already test-driving the new lipstick, she said, “I really like the color I’m wearing today.” Tomorrow, Young heads to the Toronto Film Festival. This weekend, others will be at the Armory Show and the US Open as the multilayered parfait of September culture continues. As Lauren Santo Domingo put it: “I dropped my daughter off for her first day of school, and then I came here for my first day of fashion week.”
The Lineup is a monthly series where we’re giving you an inside peek at the beauty lineups of the most sought-after experts and tastemakers in the industry. Get ready for a behind-the-scenes look at all the can’t-live-without products that make their worlds go ’round.
I hate to break it to you, but some beauty products are nothing more than Instagrammable packaging. I love aesthetic branding and a shelfie-worthy lineup as much as anyone else, but let’s be real: If a product isn’t giving actual results, I won’t be repurchasing. So when I came across Dieux‘s Instant Angel Moisturizer ($45) and ethereal Forever Eye Masks ($25), I was a bit skeptical about whether the formulas would be as heavenly as the branding. Spoiler: They are, and there’s so much more to this one-of-a-kind brand than meets the eye.
Dieux’s story began in 2018, when Charlotte Palermino, a multi-hyphenate media creative, pitched Joyce de Lemos on the idea of creating a CBD-infused skincare product. Joyce was a cosmetic chemist for brands like Skinceuticals, Versed, and Kiehl’s, so she and Palermino teamed up to create this product the right way, complete with clinical studies and meticulous formulation. Two years later, their debut product, Deliverance ($69), was born. Since then, they’ve built a beloved brand known for inclusivity, transparency, and sustainably sourced, science-driven formulas.
“When I was younger, my obsession with beauty was so different because it was framed around beauty standards,” de Lemos tells me. “Creating products has made me realize how much inclusivity matters. Our entire community is super diverse, so we test on all different skin tones and types, and we try to make sure that everybody feels seen.”
Dieux also prioritizes education, promoting it through the brand’s Skin Bibles blog and Sun-Screener ingredient checker. The brand even shares each product’s sustainability report (something many brands shy away from). So, in the spirit of transparency, I asked Palermino and de Lemos to share their hot takes on the skincare myths you need to stop believing, and the no-B.S. advice to follow instead.
What’s a skincare myth people need to stop believing?
Joyce de Lemos: Let’s get spicy: Comedogenicity. In essence, the dose makes the poison. When people studied comedogenicity, it was a super archaic method where they took an ingredient like shea butter at 100% concentration and rubbed it in a rabbit’s ear to see if it would create comedones. Naturally, that’s a lot of shea butter to put in there! Typically, when you use that kind of ingredient in a formulation, it’s at a certain percentage, like 0.5% or 0.25%. It’s also going to have other ingredients in it that are going to meld with the chemical structure. It’s probably more helpful if they tested the entire formulation for comedogenicity, right? It depends on your skin type, too; what might be comedogenic for one person could be different from another person. So, before you’re quick to get rid of something because it’s on a list that says that it’s comedogenic, just note, it’s probably more helpful to understand if the entire formulation has been tested for that.
Charlotte Palermino: There is no such thing as nontoxic. As Joyce said, toxicity is based off the dose. If you’re going to tell me that a thimble of wine is the same thing as drinking three liters, I don’t believe you. Everything from lavender to oxybenzone can be a major endocrine disruptor based off the dose. It’s not unsafe, it just depends on the dose.
What’s your best no-B.S. skincare advice?
JDL: If it’s not broken, don’t fix it. If you have a routine that’s working for your skin and you don’t see any issues, then why change it? I get a lot of questions like, “What’s the best retinol?” and my question is always, “What are you trying to achieve?” Most of the time, people aren’t sure; they just know everybody’s using a certain product. There’s a sense of product FOMO that everybody has, but if your skin is at its homeostasis, meaning it’s not inflamed, red, dry, or itchy, and feels moisturized and healthy, it’s not worth disturbing it just to use something your friend is using.
CP: Just be consistent. Being consistent matters more than any ingredient and more than any product. If you’re not consistent with your skincare, it’s just not going to work. Very few products are designed to work overnight; it’s really cosmetic surgery that works overnight. And so for me, I’m 38. I’ve been using retinols now for eight years. I went to Seoul recently and went to a plastic surgeon and asked him what lasers I should do. And he asked, “Why would you get lasers? Your texture is perfect.” That was a big win for me. Just use an ingredient, be consistent, and also protect your skin by reducing sun exposure and wearing sunscreen.
In the mood for more no-BS recommendations? Keep scrolling to shop de Lemos and Palermino’s favorite products.
Dieux Skin
Deliverance 3-in-1 Repair Serum
“The skincare product that lets me be reckless with my routine. Niacinamide, firming peptides, and potent, calming antioxidants like CBD and water lily make this a staple.”
Dr. Idriss
Major Fade Dark Spot AHA Face Mask
“If I’m going to an event or a shoot, I’ll use this. It’s quite spicy so I’ll stop retinoids and anything potentially irritating a few days prior.”
CurrentBody Skin
LED Red Light Therapy Face Mask
“Red light is one of my favorite things to do before bed, as it helps me fall asleep. CurrentBody Series 2 is great with all the different light modalities and the chin strap. And the Shark CryoGlow Mask ($349) is more accessibly priced and has a cooling eye mask that is deeply satisfying (and depuffing).”
Dieux Skin
Instant Angel Moisturizer
“The perfect (for me) moisturizer. It’s deeply nourishing without being greasy, and it made my skin stronger over time. It also has a peptide that helps build collagen.”
Shani Darden Skin Care
Retinol Reform With 1% Encapsulated Retinol
“I’ve been using retinols for eight years.”
Sofie Pavitt Face
Mandelic Acid Exfoliating & Clearing Serum
“This is super gentle and great for dry skin. It’s a go-to for me for everyday exfoliation.”
Dieux Skin
Baptism Gel Cleanser
“The ultimate cleanser. It’s so gentle and thoroughly removes everyday makeup and sunscreen.”
Ultra Violette
Supreme Screen SPF 50 Facial Sunscreen Moisturizer and Primer
“Ultra Violette is an iconic Australian brand that put a lot of work into ‘Americanizing’ their formulas. Supreme Screen is extremely moisturizing and has a beautiful finish. It’s another go-to for me and a great primer under my Ciele concealer.”
ciele
Conceal & Protect SPF 50+ Spot Concealer for Dark Spots
“High coverage and SPF 50? Love Ciele for being a brand that is creating a line of SPF makeup so you get more protection as you layer. I still recommend using sunscreen underneath.”
Beauty of Joseon
Day Dew Sunscreen Lightweight SPF 50
“I love Beauty of Joseon’s new American sunscreen; it doesn’t sting my eyes and has a nice dewy finish. Their original Korean formula will always have a special place in my heart due to its finish.”
Eadem
Le Chouchou Exfoliating + Softening Peptide Lip Balm
“The best lip balm. It’s deeply moisturizing with shades that are stunning. I’m partial to Guava Fresca and fully participated in guava girl summer.”
KJH.Brand
Soft Smudge Lip & Cheek
“I wear a lot of moisturizer and sunscreen, so the Smudge Stick is the perfect blush. It’s slightly mattifying and blurring with some gorgeous shades. I love soft coral.”
Danessa Myricks Beauty
Colorfix Multi-Use Eye, Cheek & Lip Waterproof Liquid Pigment
“Perfect for bold looks or a classic cat eye, [these are] extremely versatile and long-lasting. I love these.”
Violette_Fr
Lip Nectar Hydrating Lip Stain
“Love this mascara because of how it lengthens my lashes but also helps them stay long. [It] has a peptide that helps strengthen the hair follicle.”
Dieux
Ethereal Instant Makeup Removing Cleansing Oil
“This dissolves a full beat so efficiently at the end of a long day and leaves my skin supple with no residue. After a full day of activities with a full face of makeup, I just want to crawl in bed as fast as possible. Ethereal makes that happen.”
Kulfi
Main Match Crease-Proof Long-Wear Hydrating Concealer
“Love this for color correcting under my eyes. It’s the perfect thickness that glides on but doesn’t settle into my fine lines.”
Jones Road Beauty
Miracle Balm
“I get so many compliments when I wear this. Leaves the perfect dewy blush look on my cheeks, and it lasts all day for me, which is great since I’m always running around.”
HMI
Goldsangsa-Korean Exfoliating Towel Washcloth Mitts
“As a recovering keratosis pilaris kid, these have been a staple in my shower since high school. So, so good for exfoliating dead skin on my body.”
Violette_Fr
Lip Nectar Hydrating Lip Stain
“Love the subtleness of this lip stain. It’s not crazily saturated on me like a lot of other lip stains, which makes it very wearable for everyday. I can use it when I need a little oomph, but not too much.”
Givenchy
Prisme Libre Mini 4-Color Loose Powder
“When I need all-day wear, I apply this setting powder followed by my fave makeup setting spray. I have really dry skin, so I avoided setting powders for a while. My makeup lasts for hours and doesn’t feel tight or dry.”
Shu Uemura
Iconic Eyelash Curler
“I don’t have the largest or widest eye shape, so I used to find curling my lashes pretty awkward. This curler was a game changer for me.”
Ultra Violette
Vibrant Screen SPF 50 Water Resistant Face and Body Sunscreen
“I never leave home without it. I find that my skin feels hydrated and dewy from this easy-to-use sunscreen. [It] doesn’t pill under makeup, and I just love the texture.”
Dieux
Air Angel Collagen & Peptide Hydrating Gel Cream
“My perfect summer gel moisturizer baby. I just love the way my skin stays hydrated throughout the day, but doesn’t feel heavy at all. She’s been tested to prove 12-hour hydration, and she layers perfectly under makeup, even in 100-degree NYC weather.”
Maybelline
The Falsies Surreal Extensions Mascara
“I’m a short lash girlie, and this mascara does it all for me—separates, lengthens, and volumizes. Also, I love the price tag and that I can pick it up at any drugstore in a pinch.”
“I have the thinnest nails ever, so I sadly can’t really get gel manicures all the time. When I need nails done quickly for meetings and photos, these are great! They also come out with the cutest designs.”
Teleties
Tortoise Large Flat Round Hair Clip
“Being in a car or airplane with a traditional hair claw digging into your head can be so uncomfortable. This solves that problem and is super cute!”
K18 Biomimetic Hairscience
Leave-In Molecular Repair Hair Mask
“Helps me maintain the strength of my blonde hair, which I was definitely not born with.”
Tigi
Bed Head Hair Wax Stick
“I love a good slick-back ponytail, whether for a party or because I’m on the last days just before hair wash day. This is the only thing that makes sure my stubborn baby hairs stay put.”
“Picked this up in Korea, and I’m addicted. If you love a musky, soft ‘what is that?!’ fragrance that you just want to keep inhaling, this is it.”
Miss Universe 2021 Harnaaz Sandhu is all set to make her Bollywood debut with Baaghi 4, starring Tiger Shroff. In a September 2 interview with Femina, the 25-year-old shared that her skincare secret lies in simplicity: she believes in cleansing, hydrating, and protecting. Also read | Harnaaz Sandhu stuns with dramatic weight loss for Baaghi 4 after facing bullying for weight gain
Sunscreen is non-negotiable for Harnaaz Sandhu, and she kickstarts her day with water and a pinch of salt. When it comes to getting that radiant glow, she swears by icing her skin before makeup — and says it’s a game-changer. But according to her, it is a ‘genuine smile’ that is her ultimate beauty hack.
She said, “I’ve always believed beauty starts with self-care. My go-to ritual is very simple – to cleanse, hydrate, and protect. I never skip sunscreen, and I swear by drinking plenty of water with a pinch of salt to start my day. A beauty hack I carry everywhere in the world is using ice cubes on my skin before makeup; it instantly refreshes and gives that natural glow. And, of course, a genuine smile.”
When you drink salt water, it may contribute to clearer and healthier skin by helping to balance the body’s pH levels, reducing inflammation, and eliminating toxins. Click here to know the seven health benefits of drinking salt water.
Harnaaz Sandhu’s weight loss transformation has been quite impressive. After winning Miss Universe in 2021, she faced online criticism for her weight gain due to celiac disease, an autoimmune condition that made her body react negatively to gluten.
In the new Femina interview, Harnaaz highlighted how she underwent rigorous training in mixed martial arts, kickboxing, and weapons handling as part of her fitness routine for Baaghi 4.
She said, “When I signed Baaghi 4, I knew I had to bring both beauty and strength to the screen. I trained for months in mixed martial arts, kickboxing, and basic weapons handling. It wasn’t just about learning the moves; it was about building stamina, agility, and the right mental discipline. My coaches really pushed me to move like a fighter but with the grace and poise that comes naturally to me. It was the perfect fusion of my pageant discipline and an action star’s athleticism.”
Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.
We beauty editors pride ourselves on being trend savants. (Forecasters, if we’re feeling fancy.) New York Fashion Week is one of our favorite places to track existing trends and spot those emerging, which happens to kick off in just 9 days on September 11. By the power vested in us by our backstage passes, we’re often the first to see what’s going down the runway—hair, makeup, collections, and all—giving us an early look at the finished ensembles before even the star-studded crowds can catch a glimpse.
Though the mazes of runway shows and traffic-stopping street style fashion are undoubtedly the main event, the backstage flurry of powder, hair spray, and glitter eye shadow is an opulent feast for the eyes that we can’t digest fast enough. But before we enter a week of subhuman show-hopping, we peered into our collective crystal ball (ahem, the beauty Slack channel) to guesstimate which makeup, hair, and nail trends we predict will take over the fashion scene this September—and consequently influence how beauty will evolve for S/S 26.
Below, 9 beauty trends we’ll be pleased, but not surprised, to see sweeping the fashionable faces of NYFW in a little over a week.
“Autumn is synonymous with darker, more matte-ified makeup looks in the same way it’s synonymous with falling leaves and pumpkin spice lattes. It’s the natural way. After a summer spent focusing on sheer, bright, and glowing looks, the pendulum is sure to swing the opposite way—espresso brown eye shadow, burgundy nails, crimson lips…you name it. However, unlike the “quiet luxury” looks that have ruled the runways in recent years (and focused on a polished and perfected aesthetic), I think we’ll see a return to grunge makeup at NYFW.
“I’m not talking about the bold grunge makeup of the ’90s, though. I’m talking about a softer, smokier, and more modern take on it. Think a color palette that emphasizes soft gray, cool plum, and neutral brown shades rather than straight-up nobsidian and onyx. This ‘grown-up grunge’ aesthetic, as I’m calling it, is no doubt right in line with Jenna Ortega’s incredible Wednesday press tour looks.” – Kaitlyn McLintock, beauty editor
Laura Mercier
Caviar Stick Cream Eyeshadow
MAKEUP BY MARIO
Master Mattes Eyeshadow Palette: the Neutrals
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“There’s no debate that hair jewelry has been around for quite some time, but I’m expecting a creative reinvention of runway hairstyles involving fashion elements. With the rise of maximalist, hyperpersonal RTW style, we’ve seen more fashionable liberties taken with hair in general—like cuffs decorating ponytails and gold-buttoned bubble braids à la Blazé Milano’s F/W 25 show. Take the comb necklace trend popularized by The Row, for example: Hair is taking center stage, and I’m not mad about it. I hope to see embroidery thread woven into braids, belted ponytails, and so many more ‘clothing’ details that truly do make the hair the outfit.” – Alyssa Brascia, associate beauty editor
J.Crew
Dimensional Oval Metallic Hair Clip
Ettika
Noble Nugget Hair Pin
Free People
Careless Whisper Hair Pin
“So far, 2025 has been all about sheer, glossy, and glow-boosting lip colors. I’ve been thinking a lot about where we go from here. What’s next? No lip color at all? I’m betting my bottom dollar that we’ll see a return to ‘real’ lipstick. In other words, we’ll see more full-coverage formulas in either matte or satin finishes (AKA the formulas many of us left behind pre-2020). Perhaps it will encourage the fashion crowd to dust off their old, tried-and-true bullets of MAC, Revlon, and Charlotte Tilbury. I can’t help but think this is the way forward, especially after Louis Vuitton just launched luxe, pigmented lipsticks, and Kylie Jenner recently resurrected her iconic Lip Kits. I’m not mad about it. I have a whole bag of full-coverage formulas on standby.” – McLintock
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“I think the pendulum is going to swing from barely there ‘ghost” lashes’ to spiky, sky-high, intentionally clumpy mascara. I can’t stop thinking about the clustered lash looks from Cucculelli Shaheen and Thom Browne last season, and I expect to see some fun iterations for S/S 26. Bring on the doe-eyed drama.” – Jamie Schneider, senior beauty editor
MAC Cosmetics
Macstack Mascara
Tower 28 Beauty
Makewaves Lengthening + Volumizing Mascara
Victoria Beckham Beauty
Vast Lash Mascara
Essie
Expressie Nail Polish
OPI
Fall Nail Lacquer Collection
(Image credit: Launchmetrics)
PATRICK TA
Major Headlines Double-Take Crème & Powder Blush Duo
Ilia
Soft Focus Blurring Blush
Rhode
Pocket Blush Sun Soak
(Image credit: Launchmetrics)
Moroccanoil
Curl Defining Cream
PATTERN
Deep Scalp Detox 2-In-1 Hair Serum Cleanser
Rahua
Control Curl Cream Styler
(Image credit: Launchmetrics)
“I’m not saying ‘pretty’ makeup is out… I’m just saying that designers (and their beauty partners) have no interest in it. Lip overlining tutorials and liner-gloss lip combos still snake onto my TikTok FYP, but I predict the fashion scene will dial up one of the face’s most prominent features and wash away the rest when creating looks that sate their latest collections. With the extremes of eye and lip trends taking off this year—ghost lashes and subversive grunge, concealer lips and peptide treatments—there seems to be a civil unrest within beauty. To glam or not glam is the question.
“I believe that many key makeup artists will play favorites, accentuating the eyes with bold pigment, distinctive eyeliner, and absolutely no lip products at all (perhaps even a quick powder to give them a skin-like effect), or go the no-mascara route before painting the pout in an ultra-pigmented lacquer or an intrepid lipstick—extra points for bleached brows.” – Brascia
Gucci
Velvet Matte Lipstick
Danessa Myricks Beauty
Colorfix Liquid Pigment
NYX Professional Makeup
Epic Ink Waterproof Liquid Eyeliner
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“This might be a cop out, but there’s always at least one unexpected beauty trend at NYFW that truly demands attention. Last season, it was Thom Browne’s delightfully extra ‘feather lashes’ and Collina Strada’s ‘cheetah makeup’. I can’t wait to see what conversation-starting looks this season brings. – Emma Hughes, beauty social editor
KISS Falscara
Falscara False Eyelash Wisps Multipack
ILIA
Eye Stylus Shadow Stick
Yves Saint Laurent
Lash Clash Extreme Volume Mascara
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