YouTube Selena Gomez is taking inspiration from those cult classics. In a new video for her song “Sunset Blvd,” the singer and actor went full ’80s vixen in hair and makeup that nodded to Francis Ford Coppola’s 1982 film, One from the Heart. The vintage-inspired visual, directed by Petra Collins, begins with Gomez daydreaming about her fiancé Benny Blanco. Gomez changes between several looks in the video—black Victoria’s Secret lingerie, a cherry red look, and a white button-down—but maintains a singular beauty look throughout. She opted for a bold red lip and coiffed Hollywood curls. A classic red manicure completed the look. Like a true Hollywood starlet, she draped herself in tons of diamond bijoux. One specific moment in which Gomez sings adoringly to...

2024 has been the year for fragrance lovers. From the rebranding of familiar favorites like Dior’s J’A dore (complete with the “Rihanna dripping in gold lava” moment we’ve all been waiting for), the launch of Fenty Beauty’s solid Eau de Parfum (our queen is giving us everything but an album), and a new Parfums de Marly scent to obsess over, perfume connoisseurs are beyond fed with all the new options to add to our fragrance wardrobe. And today, hot off the press, Glossier just announced it’s joining in on the perfume revelry with the launch of two brand-new fragrances: You Rêve + You Doux. Joining the original Glossier You Eau de Parfum, the two new fragrances and the original You will are now called the “Impressions of You” collection and be available to shop on the...

We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. When you think of Italian fashion house Bottega Veneta, the first thing that comes to mind is likely leather — whether it’s the brand’s instantly-recognizable Intrecciato pattern or buttery-smooth Jodie or Pouch bag. Thus, it might be surprising to find that there’s not trace of leather in the house’s new line of luxury namesake fragrances, which are inspired instead by the breezy, balmy feel of coastal locations around the world. But then again, Bottega Veneta has never been known to be predictable. The Venice-based brand is beloved by chic minimalists who favor rich hues and unparalleled craftsmanship; the girl who smells like Bacarrat Rouge 540 is the...

Glossier Whether it’s Sephora’s collaboration with the Toronto Tempo or Cameron Brink’s introduction as the face of Urban Decay, beauty brands are betting big in the world of sports. From Formula 1 to basketball, we’re starting to see these two sectors colliding — a decision, for many brand leaders, that is rooted in a belief that both industries share core values of self-expression, confidence and breaking boundaries. From empowering athletes to engaging with diverse audiences, the intersection of these universes is shifting perceptions and creating powerful conversations that go beyond conventional sponsorships. We spoke to industry executives like Charlotte Tilbury, Rachel Berg and Patrick O’Keefe to uncover why beauty is so invested in the sports space and how these collaborations empower the next generation of athletes. What’s Inspiring Industry Leaders to...

If you’ve been paying attention to Hailey Bieber’s TikToks, there’s a high chance you’ve already spotted Rhode’s newest launch. Over the past few weeks, Bieber has posted several videos of herself applying a mystery lip liner, leading her followers to suspect it’s a subtle way to tease her own brand’s newest drop — and today, their suspicions are confirmed. Rhode has officially announced the Peptide Lip Shape, a new product that promises to level up the lip liner category. And, because no Rhode launch is complete without a surprise celebrity endorsement, Bieber has also released a sleek, workout-themed campaign for Peptide Lip Shape featuring Tate McRae, Yoon Bae, Anyier Anei, Mahi Kabra, and herself. CARLIJN JACOBS CARLIJN JACOBS CARLIJN JACOBS CARLIJN JACOBS The new Peptide Lip Shape combines a soft-focus...

When it comes to experimenting with your look, there’s getting a fresh haircut or trying a new shade of lipstick — and then there’s embracing an aesthetic so wholeheartedly that it’s like stepping into a new identity. This spring and summer, especially, we’re seeing a handful of enticing archetypes, from the shimmering mermaid to the soft goth, that could become your whole personality — if you let them. Below, get to know six key personas to consider embodying this spring season. ART-SCHOOL DROPOUT JULIA FOXRACHPOOT/BAUER-GRIFFIN/GC IMAGES/GETTY IMAGES DRIES VAN NOTEN SPRING/SUMMER 2024MIGUEL MEDINA/AFP/GETTY IMAGES DOJA CATCHRISTIAN VIERIG/GETTY IMAGES ENTERTAINMENT/GETTY IMAGES KIKO KOSTADINOV SPRING/SUMMER 2024INSTAGRAM/@SIDDHARTHASIMONE Where are the rules that state your eyeshadow needs to match on both eyes, or that lipstick can’t be slime green? “The art girl...

Photographs by Getty. Collage by Ashley Peña. We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. Makeup trends come in and out of style with a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it rapidity. (Remember the wild cerulean eyeliner trend from last summer? That’s long gone.) Even Barbie-inspired looks—which were all over red carpets and magazine covers ahead of the release of Greta Gerwig’s new film—are already fizzling out (although, for the record: we will forever love a deep pink lip). The latest trend to take hold? The latte makeup look, which calls for browns and soft bronzes all over the face. It’s become a go-to look for Hailey Bieber and Gigi Hadid this summer—but it’s also been a key...