NARS Cosmetics Founder and Creative Director François Nars describes the hues in his Spring 2015 makeup collection as “disrobed tones,” colors that celebrate the beauty of going au naturel without losing sight of the bravery necessary to bare it all.
It’s almost April, ladies — and, since springtime is all about rebirth and new beginnings, why not infuse some life into our complexions and give our strands a bit more bounce?
Disney’s new live action Cinderella movie just hit theaters and, ever the overgrown child, I’m dying to see it.
Ever worn a bright red lipstick and had your boyfriend (or husband, lover, spring fling, girlfriend, wife, etc.) lean in for a kiss, then inch closer apprehensively, as if in slow motion, his lips barely touching yours out of fear of having that intense pigment transfer onto his own pout?
Yesterday, I stopped by Telemundo 47’s “Acceso Total” show to chat about the latest high-tech beauty gadgets designed for at-home use and developed using many of the technologies previously only available at dermatologist and dentist offices, not to mention professional hair and nail salons, spas, and makeup studios.
I’m not standing by my locker (because, well, I’m a million years older than Lil’ Mama), but like her, my lip gloss is poppin’!
For several seasons now, matte lip colors have dethroned frosted and satin lipsticks on fashion runways, beauty magazines, and the real-life catwalks known as city streets.
Were you swooning over the red-lipped screen sirens at the Oscars or the SAG Awards?
I said it (and tweeted it) last night, and I’ll do so again: Margot Robbie had hands-down the best lip of the evening.
When designing the Rodarte Fall 2015 collection, Kate and Laura Mulleavy kept referencing migrating birds, winged creatures leaving cold Northern cities in favor of warmer more pastoral surroundings.
